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@e8enieitige 2cben5z&eriiderun8$s GeiclIa

1bdft III OpNpn, Wld0.
GieIe G}cieuidait wuroe als Opponent ccs btrihmtu
yW / / a huiettier Rj DIT. crfGll q q.
Ies- or0auiirt Sbr GulbGbCu iIt lest uber $3.50
0O0 peIde iidsr Ju @uueu Ter Yoiccu.Sn9obCr ar9c-
lcat Tuo giad ben gticben non MaNltuttts, WcfE
iroenO tine Nnld9e Irletbe gemddi moroen, nte
nidt Ourd bic Sauteu uutorinrt mo Die Srtt'0rcn,
peldle oicielbe gemedt ooer beDuigt ben ViligtttH
Der G3eeui6aft fir cosn Daourh ucruriGtCn 9erluIt
peri6nlih pcrautportlh. Die Grrttortn Der ,0obn
Sancod 8cgenleiti9Cu 9ebcns Gerntcrungs 8 8e ELL
Ibaft" umfaNen riniQe Grcibig Oer redeHuno rcipc'
tabcIfen 9inluobneg Soitou's. Iue 4olteu rno nab
elmer YrGmjdbIung ubioICt uuueria,Gr, eincret, Oh
oeisbe idbrlt balbabrtd1 ooer pttltll brld BsmGh
Miro Gmtoenoen pgrafH balbia9ra ertort uHo
baur bejubIt gtur refine GeUenss uuo Serlor-
Quu0s Yeriiterure. - feiue g3oHtHt" ooer anoeTe
Shema g iino nit unieren @edlttcn ucrbunfen
Sine ie9r groFe AniGbl unircr bcItCn Gurobnrr iino
bereits in oer 50 Il 4" utrldert GtluHebeIts VII.
ITO ) weroen uur Oerlbert.
g8nlter 3. 20 tlttu' on,
GjcueraI.Ageut fur Yidrgldnc uno ben Gtirttt
Columbia
Rororeisgte Der 6bGrless URo gdltimorctrasG
SGmes StuoeriOp, HolaIsA8enti
y. u. z StbUarimdnn,
germalttr RES ocuthcu OCpartCmCntsi
Or. Samrsa Steuurt
(UlailO l2IlteIp) uuterNuhun9s Arlt
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N1irnfinnf {, Enrnll

9tr. 100, Q8 c i { ON b ar b Z r.,
Baltimore, Wto.
Qntuise TabriFanten.
yIhErnltr Numn iiIr NIuNiEr! LNEl 2l,lSHl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-23
W. g. gSnnO & Gamb.,

@i5ent9iimer uon
gcIb'S patentirten autUmatifdJen SeiBerr,
rslde in ben lesten nise5n 5abrsn is5r umfGpsrsih
nit befIsrem @roise, els irseno elm aHosrer nit
Damp, ODER bciBem Daiier belieuoer gppGrat se=
brautt tosrcen.
Der Barrier, Imertiantitbe SaGerSeerb unb Aar=
r,n'Ite ocerDe," Yar[ot. Sunz u. &tattEinsa6euerz
Tidb=9e9sr.
Die berubnte alpfon'ibe "Rot 4fr yarnass,"
2eanua ppn Sisis mo SicEtobren, SaoeDdnneR,
Sppranteu, 1,ai6fGnDe, &iifoirs, a58aSsro5tsn lr
g5tritte, iofUie aui
bsoraulita RGmnsu, Observation-Disclosures Il. I. ~. /;
marmornt u. 9 Stieerzaamnlms, 6eaerbserozRoite,
Ge9 liter II. j. 10;
alhen lteulien, 23G tfit5lsr Gno RettlaeratorsHi
ROD uno Sels6isH uab ttepGt1tursn Guer grt.
RlistpsezE6e ppu Ssairimpres une Gutassaf.
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YQltmore W}D+, Souuerdag Den %. Sannar 1878

8dbrero Ser leeten Bote wurosu 78 neue
grtraufuugen an ben Slattern bsi Der Santz
tdtsbeb0roe iur Anleiae aebratlt.
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I'D m. Gummer,
80 siSsSNSe> Nr. 165, eiioz9ruabmap

imliden guItern= uno 4anloniao enue,
bat ftets porrdtbis cine srobe ausuabt BON soltef
men umb lTlberneu uhreu, dtbte Suibs nnh Sils
berpaareu. Stano= =ubren. 8rilen aller grt, tpelbs
er su bilissn preiisn oferirt. aae Waaren perosn
sarantirt urb Rsueramren prompt unb gut beforst.
(Sorin 1oJRtrCI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-23
3tT. SVV ~ RotFI
(San23,l2Dfte)
Sie ein,ise adlte prrbeiierte Susue'ids
gfabma|6ime,

fotpie Die Empire" uno alle anoern. aut rStn9er
0r. 9" in oem 8 ampfz fzgtepurtrsta6 ben pom
9bomas Chants,
f9nnI 40 t&ms) &de Der 2ombar0= uno SbGrpffr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-23
Die neue ,,Samana =SaisG sGomp. !"
organization. - Solonifattonsz

New Dorf, %. San.-Oie vSamauas
8ai.@omp." belt beute ihre Geriammlun9,
accsptrte Den 8eridt ibreS Suriidgetehrten
@omnliIiGrs uno ratii5irte Den nit Der 3fe.
oierung BON Gan Domingo ab9eI6lOIienen
Gontraft. - Die folgenoen Seamten mnrben
fiir ou5 laufenOe Sa6r erudblt: u. 9. Stof.
iueu, 8raRoent; Baul 81. Spefforo, Sicsz
8rdFSent; Senrp Stems, Sdabneifer; N.
81. s5a,arO, Sefretdr. Die @Ompa9nte be-
abRdtigt, pettereSfiiie anBer Dem uEpbse"
6onsn gu laIisn unO 10 cine w6henillas
0ampferlinie spiihen Ne,u>9ort nno Der
9amana 8ag einSuridten. Gin grocer
0ampfer iou gemietbet meroen, nm aae,
melde 2ult babeu, iidl auf Gan Domingo
nieoer,ulaIier, oOrtbn gu betOrOern, nm rOle
geqeuo su beieben. Der 9ampfer n3pbte"
miro jeet nit ben NtObeIn Der Seamten Der
@ompagne befradltet.
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asrss~. HrouteuCf;ter,

Barlorz& tanositer5
YGrtstzGs sapceiisrs.
8teHass sf,a bars elisrs,
s3tbliotsefo@ 6Gn0eiielS,
Stbliotbets9 q sGnSsIiers.
Ss,fm nsyss nare eflieta,
gSssmmers@b @borhsliers,
gs3immerss 9 sanetIt,ss.
Ssusayys q hantttier5s
SousfiurzS Sdnbefters,
Saushur> hanoflltrs.
aus Iztsn GaStinr, d, tnraeE.
gcFtsr= unb O . ii trenr rnb
weparGturte hti
e. o. Gdoibfons
pr. 5, Roroz1ibertciraSe.
.s,,tI,s 1ssf gsr 8, RoIb=ettertaf-.
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Oh &tn,cnt aelnart.

uussre Sunoeu er6alteu ben Sortbeil unisrer
aroBeu Saar-@infauIe.
Cartwright 2Sarnsr's, ,.
Uieelcott 9ompGente
unb ole aHoeren beliebten 6abritote
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NNuui.indImabI in Sapanuab, SD

Saoanuab %. San. Sci Der beuttz
aeu Osuni,ipaluabl puroe Wapor 6. G.9lnz
Serlon unO oGS san6e bemOtratiibe Sidst ers
,,,nhlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-23
Sr. 5. u. Rieurb.
gr. 141, Uef- gazette, uuter1alb Der
NonnrNitrnpe

SomarDltraBe. =
IN burd1 30 jdbriee @rIabrunseH in SoIpitieru uub
Eriuat-praris bsldbiet. cine dncus 9stluns in alien
Sranfbeiteu oer parn Srsaue, Der Hiersa, Sllis,
sluts, 9als<. saisn. aao pa 3anMttaaGisstsn. @s.
Ssi tssfraufbeit sd pirtiudt Il. no Su garanti1eu
uns sas aranibeten uou ausi6,psiiuns uno unbe.
oattlamteit.
s,rbsrotbet ober fft su psrbclratben bea6itisenb,
ioatsn Bic arait ibtss 9orpers uno Setnes pisber
mem belebsn, epe he 8rantbeit uno unsiit aui ibre
Iad,foulmen pererben. Die atineien oes Sottors
SnS noit uuo idrneu in Ger Wieberbeebuns. otpie
H. owd, al Cd (Siit aus Dem Blue tteioen. Spredj.
sunoen BON ubr Wtorscns bis II 19r Dtttass, q
4 nbr Wahmittass, 6-9 nbr abeucs Dfetijn
pirb an iraeno eine 1brsilc seiditt. 4O
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@elSz uaD SilberUaare0

sSAs Gin rsiataItss eassr x.os..-
sfesauti 9 SilberiG Gen.
Bo(pens uno RlbsIre Z al & enHeTeH.
Siiberplattrte ssGereT.
JiIes efierrpa aarsn.
4 Wsue 9ronSesG e Gs = e r.
IN ;ehr biQigen 8IeiisE tt'
II. G. sSarnsT
!" 'e sssst. 16,1Sy Rr. fs5, Us. s.aSaittiass'Rs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-23

0fitalieber bon Sdul- unS lluteyridts. Com
miiToueu, iomie bic 0ireftOren OIfentlidlel
G6ulanfalten affiSirt 9laubt. Der Brdit'
bent iaate, er babe in. ieiner proclamation
nidlt beQbfhtigt, baB Die Oaitglieoer iolher
@ommtiNoneu ooer ShuloireftOreu, Die Sun'
oesdmter befleioeteu, ouOurt betroffen Mir
BEN unb baB oicielben Oaber ibre Stelen nt9t
nicber,ule9sn brnubten. Gr iagte audi, er
molle, fau8 e8 nGtbig wdre, feline Broflama'
tion in ge;ug aui oitie Slaie mobifisieren,
ba er nitbt miinid,e, baB 0islenlgen, meI9e
i'm Sfieutliden S9uloient anseieat Wdren,
lire lubensmertbeu uuO unbelobnten genti'
buH9en III elmer 10 9utcn Sade oerrin9ern
m0dteu.
- Der YraIocnt uuterSei6nete heute ots
Bill fir bic SncorpOratiOn Der ugoOmla'
Quit- Selegrapben Geieuidait" uno ben Or
laubuiBaft fir bic Namen5ueranoerun9 Der
Sadt v@lie" BON Soiton
- lRaior Nobert u. &iacri8, bonn 6. Der.
Observation-Disclosures, batSeiebl crbalteu,
nt brieillh bel @eu..Walor 9aucod, oenl
BrdToenten ser GomuiiiOn fir nun 9t8po.
Ftionsitelung pou Oiii3isren," in 9tews 9ort
III melben, iCbalo er onSu auf9eforbert merSe.
Gapt. Sanes s. YutnaHI, pom y. Sntante'
ries 9ieoimept, hat isineu 9lbihieo eingerelht.
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t1a4e.hemncn NIB 1iutcrbpien.

25 Yro,ent billiger, als lrgen0 EN- dn0ere8
@eitait III Der Staot-
kedicated Scarlet mousnc unteitieiSer
seaen 9fbeumdtismus
Rertnos Damen= nntertietber
uon alien bsliebtfr i5obritatsn,
% nrosent biuiasr, ais Der rasppbnttde%fsts.
Gin sroBcs AMortimsnt pom
Rsiietaihen uno @hrtein.
lo,pIs aud RouTslinz nzOdmsn'Hntslteiosrn, eoflet-
ten, strlimpien, Sanbidubsn'c
Seal l. 9artmana,
wr. 13ss s2eR,SaItimpresr
iyRai3t .I2gRt,D ,tuiiten SOUTH u. 9Glperthr.
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33. Sabrgan9.
spesial : @otiien.

Sd,reibmatertalten u. I. ~.
gIbums- muItaiite, pbotosrapbliht uno outo7
ornobiihs, Sdretbpulte in ruifiltem eeosr,
SSaIhIsbsr. Marotto unb Ssebunosiele, &i9arreutas
linen Sar,en arbsitstdiien IN ruifi6em eeeer uno
SolhIe6,r, S6DeietbolStifiten. 8artenfditten IN
rnfdIdDem 9eber, Dfarotfo, 8albleoer unb Berlen,
bTbitbe Nemoranounz Biidher uno EG9ebl6er (Dia-
ries), Observation-Disclosures 8dften.
Susaenheimer 9Deil.
glonuiafturiiten, SAMPLER
uno Sru6er,
(o99-O Rr. 157, gDef= Yaltimorefrast.
ESQ 9SrabtpOae $50
GolSz nnS SuweleriezWaaren !
5ulioe goinemc unb iilberne llbren,
Htamanten,
Berlen= unb Cameo Steine,
Mnetbpffe, 6ranatsn unc GoraIen,
maiFozsoloeEe
Wan idbetten. 10 SuitptnopfG
maITpe uno plattirte
iilberne 40fieln uuo Sabeln,
Ssrpietten- Rinse
Il. {. NJ.
Sa i'd Die meiitcn meiner WGaren ielbf fabrisirs,
10 bun d i'm Stanoe, oafiir gu 9orantren uno gum
mogldit biQi9er Bretie Bu oerfouien.
aB. 4. Siffing,
Er. $50, kBea'Saltimpre,,
(Roo7, ,12Wteil seseniibsr 5anopsrfr.
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StuaenSbeinliebe Nbnabme Der
SSlatferu i'm Spfton.

8oiton, %. San. Die Slatterniendt
lit ouqenIdeinlla i'm Q6nebmen, heute tpur'
ben mir neue Sranfbeit8fdae beridtet; lett
letteu Sonnobeno iiub bts teet nur 18 Yer'
iOnen eehorbeu, mabreno I'M oieielbe 3elt Der
uOr9en g8ode man berelts 20 &opeSlaue
bate.
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Ole niiflt0ltc GrFu0ung Dc,
2cit.


Srau;0fifdheS StdTFe ENAMEL
iO(te in lcocr 6Qmllle aebranht mcr0cn.
Sc oibt ocr reirtDaHo ciucu itOrCH Slan!, uI
bic 4otCn ocS 6Nbritate, uuo maGt bcH dlteheH
Grtitel Ir(d uuh H6u Uu5ilbtUo.
Gseripurt Arbett
tncsm oas Sh9cletlCn ititJ! uEo 9tat' ourubr gu=
iG6rt, uRO benabrl bic StGr'e rom SCltlebCn.
Sseripurt ~ elb,
oa cs briiCre RciulUtc bel nur bcibem SoPrtNa ocr
iett gCbruutbteH StOWc trielL uno
esipartbic HIcl0uugsRtde
ourd eluG 9rb0teRocn Gt8erlbdltcn Inrcm uc lauE
qcr obne eCuGidtH iu Werocn Srautcn, gtId9cn mers
Den E0nnGn, lnbCm C. 81 cIntr gtmiNtn Auect9nung
ottiCui9cr Stoiie ntdt CulUlmut, melbt 9emo5Elt9
ole 8lCtoer btidmugt uttr btltIoiRt.
SCoe Earllc iOllts e 9tbrdubsa.
Scbcr Dame Ut ga uotgwcUoi4.
Sloc gBaiticau ,Ouo oaOur6 ibcr Gortbeil i'm
Der.
Rragt Gurcn 8rOcsrie 0Gntlcr oair. B,uU
CT IS nidt bat, TO- ia8t lin, no u IS btloumeH
tanH.
Iscrtcu werocu itecr StaNt mo .tGotbcu in ocH
SCr Stdutcr Utrlon9t, wtlhtU gro8t &ortbut al
qcbotcn wrNeu. DIAN drltte titr 5tCln9ungcn aHo
Giduilrt.
8urubam g. Gomp.,
q 100, Q8 IT { ON b a 4 r.,
9@rItip,Nrp gRN
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gt. Courtney & Sruoer,

gt. Courtney & Srnoer,
Ser. IA, storb Sbarlesitraee,
Gde ecr 6ape.tsIiro6e.
gIr MAIDEN aui unisren rsi&baltisss unb afortr.
ten Boratb pon
g5ampasner.
Sbeinr Semen opu Der teinffen Snalitdf'
Sberrps, 8ort> uno Ulabeiras Wener,
Sranntnein,
Ssotef, aBbisfen nno
SaDannasS:garren
ouimeriiam, peltbe aus ipe ssepsI pTt pRr,Irn nsrl
smpiauoer uuo i'm atsinsH 81 en9IoBspt''''" VIZ
fault peIesn. ~
feinen g5ee
uno go
eusaepdslte Sroesries ssa0ren fhr samti'e.
u~a,u;Ss Mosnteu oes beriibmten lu boonis Ist=
au1'Sss. 81 oSen gBbistep. (Ss1l312Dttt)
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SArefli6e GrplUiion in elmer
CStSenate6erct.

Iittsburg p. San. = @dbrenb ge>
tern 9lbeno Die 2(rbeiter in Der @leBsrei BON
Sateman unb 9arriiOn bamit bsIbdltis wa.
reu, cine liei9e Sd)Opffeue, melde mebrere
Sonnen 9ei6molsenes @iien entbielt, fOrt5u.
berpegsn, brad Der &rabnhuten, unc Oas
Utetau flop IN cine nit 98aiier gsfiilte SDbs
lunq. @iue furdtbare @rploTon eriolgte,
bas 0a6 oes Sebauoe8 wuroe fortgeriien
nuo Die Wauern erbielten 9fiiie. gtebrsre
Nrbeiter uuroeu ieid)t uerleet. Ser Serluit
n,, her @ieberei mirn $40 600 hetrnnen
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Neue MnieigeN.
Scr 9ldbtb. Sarl S6ur;

Der glDtb. T1rI GOnr3
tuiro bsute, 5Omncrifaa, %. Sanuay, in Der Sons
cor5td" cine YorltiuHg bdlten.
2bemG: ~Dtutidbldnc urc Hrdnfreidb
Stletc 50 @ts pom UiUntda. oen 20. .. Oit5., Oh
gum Yertauie IN Sutro's s Uiu iitGlieHb Il os
lung.
aslneGrtra Ssrcduuna rrsicruirts Site. QO-20Fl
S6ucSbercbengs!
S6ncrccrcScn99
SDucoGerebcngg
Yreis 10 Gents.
i2u bciiebeH ourt idmmtlite Ssimn9s= ascnter.
Il7-22V)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11

reoiaiiy TO John II Merrill, Der husband. and the
aged oSup,e Ieft the csnrt.T = ~
..Jobn and Mary HOli.rsn, ..sssn and battery On
Mary Collins With ? eonre pot. Mar eshibiisa an
ssne r. nfs frc Inc serin mage prove the shecis
q ~ ss Jnass save sah Psr s, fS5s Sod ss
vasr generator, vsnled At ssse, belonging ThO..
see Win ny. Sss
until further witnesses could be procured.
Reuben Baker Was nErd Cor Ike ping a yiciOns dog,
which lie boy and sit,eked several cthers. From
warned By several that the animal wsS dang ,cous
psa ass s and i s dee re- ., re t. tied No.
An,. Ill as.t LIP ssawnY.Hovss ssss 49,,
Eckior ttstined Thai the name OF the won an " :.
S Sss iss5 nh hs$ s @ p A. ? Ma Ma
lixms and Frank Ole..-contended that her name
S he a. rsn sna s.Ss her
.rseeirs " The name q Alice JohnsTn he bad a.
answered 10 that name hsd never known her by any
other name; there had never been any question be
when recipe. had been IN me lame nsd hes
Johnecn, and defendant had askncwleVised IL, nc
Hsped SufSs the Ssafas out 80 esaSss q. S
-jefendants should have the ecneat Of r.
thS lsh Of NAY e. Sndsr an order irsm nsor R.ea
Woman named Mary yohnson, and man n.ined
Nae Csroline smith AND Cssries Morris in one room
bed was in the room. There were seven ia all m
the house. knms Brooks and Robert johnson
slipped out and git away, but the rest were taken
70 the staff house. The house hal heen in hi
keeping ever since the arrest. Maggie Lewis, En-
ma BROOKS aud Robert J Shnson were IN the loWrr
trout room together. VIM. Smith testified that he
lives in the alley, recognized both Of the d-fen
ants as living there during the past four i've
months; had seen r. bert johnson frequently drive
had ~asS m e he ~ deS n
ba1 seen both white aud colored men snd women 60
ing in sud out AZ all hours day and night; had
q white man, whom he knew very we'll, go there
with colored girls; had seen many ss three cou-
pies go there after the ether; had made COM
PLANT against the house until ladv named Mrs.
NARROW went there one night and created great
disturbance, begging her daughter 10 come away
GO hone with her. This created a great disturb
ance. The girl got ont different way, and ran ont
the alley at the other end. Rober. John. ON
there AT The time. and witness him. Witness
had been in the house with friend of his; hal
over a dozen different women go In there DAY aud
night. Amer hearing other witnesses. the Court
discharged Johnson, and fined Alice sius.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
THE COURn

PROBATE COURT.-In this court, on Tuesday
the will Of the late Eliza J. Capsrton, Of George,
toss,Ssr With eodc both Sssrn ano date rte
Of January sGh, iaa. She beqgeathes her real
W., Wm Gnntoa .snoSnesd Eight o .dminisser On
and Edward Temple was appointed in his stead.
sser cSSrssd with .rcess y 1aroa: srt Sshn
once 81 sa'n:
papers and desk: 01icsr Clements srreSted him Ana
q n. ..;eS g s.s: e RIPE
3; tichiipf, assaalt On Henry Mallory, coIored;
Nh. ANp MRS. NKlaILL's L,rrLR Nu.s. ,.H
. stssy on John = -. assrf her husband who
Which she tried to take sx,y i,ou him, and MOI
ssd s sh si. s. :S s,m
quite e me ySs be .
ga sr H., or on Thurssay h..t. Here Mr. 81
the ,s.aai, took place. Eos cacnssi for dss nee
Thought Z unnecessary, and Mr.. II. procsedsd 70
in its tstiSs that Il vas on re
hopr. He took hold If book in which he kens his
she atiaek He sos hs.d q she Soat
s s 20 m ss :. y. from her. e 500. be
b. oh frn him aad he Ell away as san - ccst;
pc and haliaed, but not very loud. Mrs, Miller.
s. b. ss' r the Mas ssse m NJ # tie hSase
nj Merrill cras.-ae.t,s,ed the Vines bun %a6 ao
s,ai.e"t Il. The Judge. iax that she Wa. very s;cn
M asked sss 'l "a mt strike sss ha.sAd :. all Mr.
4. !" kes :se NJ Ss; 4, ,sa
Die .s "a - N.Y. sl'. NJ. \ sss .rs
ss ss Is G.ss q Sac. .s, sss .s.
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-11
GEORG ETOWN.

RIVER NEws.-The schooner Georgia arrived
to-day from NlHton, y. G., with 90 600 feet of
lumber, and the scboorer Ceylcn arrived ..om
Norfolk with 5000 feet of lumber and 50 900
shingles, also the schooner Nameless from Nor
folk with 10000 feet of lumber, all to the
Wheatley Bros.
GRAIN TEADK.-The canal boat Nettie Ora
ham arrived yesterday afternoon with 1900
bushels wheat, so balcs of hay. and loo ba - of
millfeed, consigned to q orge Waters.
SALES on CHANGE TO -dav were 900 bushes
prime red wheat at s1.eS ID sl.95, ard 1900
bushels good do. at S1.6S.
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EXCURSIONS, Church Fairs, and Picnics, can
be provided at short notice with Soda Water,
Ginger Ale, Tonic Beer, &c, in founts and
bottles, which are loaned free of charge by
Palmer & Green, Georgetown. sc
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures it has
performed. Its singular efficacy is owing TO the
protOxide of iron which in this preparation re-
mains unchanged, and is the only form i'm which
this citGl element VI healthy blood can be sup
piled. q
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AxorBxR fresh Lot OF those elegant Is cent
red CHECKED nattings received q WoIfbrd q
shiIberg'Sthe Arcsde-41 tn street, between
ID and i sopthVoot
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CITY ITEMS.

PIIGG's Jewelry Store receiv some beapti-
full styles of jewelry to-day. No. I57 Pennsyl-
yana avenue.
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: TIL METROPOLIS PAvING COMPANY AND
TIE ESTATE OF w. 8. HuNTINGToN.-Judso
Paschal has nled In the Equity Court for Frank
Gassaxay and Fanny H. Huntington, adminis-
traitors Of the estate Of the late ". s. Hunting
ton, . bin against the Metropolis Paving COM
pany for discovery and account. The bin sets
forth that In October, $50, the respondent be-
came an incorporated company, with the fol-
lowing corporators: l.. Clephane, r. B. Mohun,
y L. kfdweli, Moses Kelly, w. s. Huntington.
samuel g. Young, HAllet Knbourn, A. s. Solo
mons, and A. d. Smith; that the capital stock
was 800 900, divided into two thousand shares.
ana that Huntington subscribed to l20 shares Of
aid STOCK; They state that the company en-
gagged IN the businfss Of paving streets, and bv
{ made large sums OF money under Contract
with the Board Of Public works, and he IL r.
lievt q that they are able 10 declare 4 dividend
Of 20 per cent. on the face Of the stock and have
appointed q committee to divide such dividend
among the stockholders; and that although an
plication has been made TO them for such al Vi
dend on the stock Of Huntington, they have
refused to pay IL under various pretexts.
The answer Of the company admits that Hun
tpgt0p sabeczibed for lbs sharee; that . commit
tee has been appointed TO divide Is per cent OF
TIE face yalueof the sock In approved accounts
against the Board Of Public Works; and that IL
is expected that on closing up the Affairs Of the
company, Is per cent more viii be divided
among the stock holdeBs They deny that they
lthe p.titivDefs) are entitled to any dividends
until The Indebtedness VI Huntington is paid.
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word to the wise is sufficient. m,w,fNw.
THE QUrsTIeN SErTLKD.-Those eminent
men, DIR. JAS. s. Clark, Physician TO Queen
Victoria, and DIR. Hughes Bennett, say that con-
sumption can be cured. DIR. Wistar knew this
when he discovered his now widely-kno xn
Bdtscn cf Wud Cherry, aud experience has
proved the correctness Of his opinion. eos
MY KINGDOM FOR A HoRsE.-what the purse
OF King Richard could net then procure, all can
now purchase for song. The Centaur Lini-
IT will cure lame one, and-more than that-it
Is the most remarkable thing for dwellings, stin
joints, caked breasts, stings and bruises, the
world has ever seen. A man ought to suffer
with the RheumatisE who has hot tried this
liniment. 29,eo5
SUFFERERS PROM CoRNs, BuNroSs, BAD
NAILS, etc, find imnediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. S35 18th street, opposite u.
3. Treasury. The treatment often effects q
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. u
PoND's EXTRACT is Tor sale a, wholesale bv
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
ana by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,u
TEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were $zl9,6oO. 4,12-s,wtf
TuRco-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd Is,
sO3 street. 5000:
TIE NATIONAL SAvrNss bAMK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
Per annum on deposits for each calender month.
% S.S1nns hoar'' o. Saturday. 70 am, and
WILCOX q GIsB's SEwIHe MAomun. The
celebrated Basaar Patterns. Agency ct Chan.
Bsum's boopskirt and corset factory. Sth suest,
Inteligencer Building. N.N
TIE CONTINUITY n large Appreciate the u.e-
falness of Singers Sewing Machine. u.s.
TnRnonrrnns and Baromessrs are rspaireo
md mads 70 order By Hemplsr. near Ak street.
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SUMNER CASHMERE, DTab D'etat, Nuns
Cloth, Alpaca and Linen Suits, very cheap,
at Roman \ CoN's, 81 9Th street.
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HEALTH, the poor mans riches. the rich
mans bliss, is found i'm A yer's Medicines, alter
q ffuitless search among other remedies. A
wOrd to the wise is sufficient m,w,fNw.
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COAX HALL" CLOTHING HOUSE,
BoYs', Our SALEsRooMs
YoUrHs' CROWDED DAILY WITH SrRerSs
AND THRoNes OF EAGER BUYERS, WHO
CHLDRENs'ARE RAPIDLY FITTING OR IN OR
CLOTHING. ell SuIrs, PROVES SOMETHING.
ksepecuuily, j. II. SMITH Co.,
leyN soak Hall
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nBY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.

v Great esseains IN DkY GOODS from the uev
49, ., ~ sno ID censs per yard; beautiful line of
49, ~ ~ les than tmporters' prices; Striped
ios prlee stripe Yosemite st Soc, vsrth csc is
t toI Lace curtains Ct $50 piece; lire OF be.uti.
ons as NJ. g hall price. EMORY BATTLE,
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WOLFOR d q SHlLRexI

RARGAINs In DRY GoODs.-Apdre-.o-g,.
iis shsstnE cotton IL s.. 81, end ic f nis,:
xSlfh ISss s O. Per Dozen Bscs six .
per dozen; Back Alpscas, sc. 70 n: VICE. !.
bbss ns &c, Lining Csmbrics, l0c; prin,s. A. !:
iowsst mArtes Rricss, At Bk0DHEAD Cos. =
mlz-r l3Os u street, befWeeo ~ n s,S ,SA y
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" CARPErSt

owing 70 the baokw ardness OF the .e..o, -.
having larger stock of ar pets ON hsn5 trs sna
-. ~ tne pne Oh year, We shall, from MONDAY Inns
PITS ia ,ss enss reduction In price all Oar.
Uur syie, IN English Tapestrys, English Inrrsips.
be excelled sny where S'e@eis eahnos
q low figures. -e@unss IN store
lndow Shades in all cslors. and Tixture- % ant,
NOV e lar Opportunity for bousekee per. 10 nra.
cure nice Onrpst for Q little money Wv