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GETOWN.

The HEBREW DAY OF AroNRMevr, which
commenced yesterday evening at shutdown AMI
ends to-day at shutdown, has been appropri-
ately celebrated by the Israelites of this city.
Inc services were held in the Masonic Temple,
ana were conducted by Mr.. Bernhard Norlin-
ger, who resides here. This day ia q yearly
holiday OF the Israelites, and is held very
sacred by them.
ACCIDENT To A GEORGETOWN KNIGHT
While the Knights Templar procession was
moving, In Philadelphia, yesterday, Mr.. james
nixon, OF Georgetown. ID. o., a member of DE
MoIay Commandery, was taken suddenly ill,
ana fell to the pavement, cutting himself badly
about the forehead. He was removed by his
friends to the Colonnade hotel, when medical
attendance was summoned and his injuries at
tended to.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Geo. III. Stout
arrived to-day from Philadelphia with a cargo
OF general merchandise.
GRAIN TRADE.-There have been no receipts
OF wheat to-day. Choice wheat is wanted and
would readily bring Baltimore prices. We hear
OF no change in the prices of family or extra
flour,
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Improvements Order red by the Board
of Public Works.

The contractor for putting in the sewer on X
street has been directed to repair the sewer and
rebuild the area wall in said street. Gas mains
have been ordered on 18th street, beyond the
P-street bridge. In order to afford the business
community OF Georgetown the proper facilities
of communication, the contractor for the i'm
provements of the several streets has been di-
rected to commence but one street at a time,
and the chief engineer has been directed to
designate which of the streets shall be first torn
up and the others in order. Water Registrar
Luby has been directed to have fountain built
at the intersection OF New Jersey avenue and l
and I'd streets north west, twenty-five feet In
diameter in accordance with the plan of Mr..
Cluss, the same to be as cheap and snowy as
possible. and similar in design to the one in the
Botanical gardens. Orders have been given the
superintendent Of county roads to remove the
plank footwalk on the 14th street road and relay
the same on the north side of Howard avenue.
Pinch pipe sewer, with the necessary msn-
holes and traps, has been ordered in the lower
alley in square No. 568, from Sd street to the
lateral alley in said square.
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Condensed Locals.

Andrew &. Hoover, OF Baltimore, Nd, is sP-
pointed assistant railway post Office clerk be-
tween New York and Washington.
Mr.. Frank Hume, grocer, 454 Pennsylvania
avenue, viii receive certified checks in any
amount, fTCm 81 TO so, coo.
The number OF marriage licenses granted in
thK District during the month OF september
was rs. while twenty divorces were applied for
Martin Conueliy was yesterday appointed a
Justice Of The peace for the District OF Columbia
This Is the first appointment made by Governor
Shepherd
YESTERDAY wss the day OF atoneuaent in the
Hebrew calendar. The occasion was apDro-
priately observed by the IsraeIites in the Dis
Workmen have sloped and sodded the incIo-
sure on the east side OF the Patent Offce. The
change has greatly improved the appearance
OF the building
The Governor yesterday obtained supply OF
cartridges from the OrdHaHce bureau to be used
in the sham battle OF the Governors Guard at
AnalCStan Island TO morrow.
Mr.. Jos G.. Carroll obtained the assurance
this morning from Mr.. Adolf Cluss that the
stalls in the rev Eastern market should be at
once advertised and sold.
The Kiclirnord DispqtcI OF yesterday saws OF
the SPnEerfest concert in that city: ''The duet
(tenOr and baIitOne) BelisariO was excellently
rendered by M-ssrs- +. huOOp AMI f. H0ler, Of
the Washington S;engerbund."
pT. ID. Z. Eagner was unanimously elected
one Of the consulting surgeons Of the advisory
and consulting staff Of Providence hospital, to
fill the vacancy in the board Occ6siOned by the
decease of DIR. Thomas Miller.
Patents have just been issued 20 the following
citizens Of the District Of COMMUNICATIONS
III. DOBOhue. apparatus for cleaning boiler
fues; Dewitt Q. MOster, needle for weaving
cane seats for chairs; Raphael p. Than, stamp
affiNer
The Knights TemPlar, who Joined in the
recent dedicatOry exercises In Philadelphia
yesterday, united in grand procession in
which 5000 knights were in line. neMOlay
COmmandery, from Washington, headed the
procession, the members being mounted, pre-
ceded by the Washington Marine band.
William j. DunwOOdy, L. X. Jones, and John
". COTsOn fled in the eff &c OF the Recorder OF
Deeds yesterday certificate Of Incorporation
Of 1.-The Beneficial Association Of the District OF
Columbia" the object of which is To afford
RELIEF when necessary TO members OF the assO-
citation and their families.
The National College Of Pharmacy which has
been in operation about one year has made a
considerable collection Of valuable properties,
such rs chemical apparatus and specimens at
their hall in the Colonization buildings To-
a ght an inaugural meeting Is TO be held there,
aud Prof. OlibeTg delivers the address.
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Eleventh Disfrict-A Card.

WASHINGTON, september 30, 1913.
Bessrs. 4. Ch1naplin, Jos. l.. Pearson, and Others:
GentemeR:-Your communication Of the 9th,
requesting that i may allow my name to be
used a. candidate for the House OF Delegates,
to represent the citizens OF the Eleventh district
in the next Legislative Assembly, &c, &c, has
been received. Having never entered the politi-
cal arena in any manner whatever other than
to cast my vote, / feel myself totally unfit to do
so now; but believing as you do, that the time
has come when all political predictions in our
municipal affairs should be subordinated to the
best interests Of the community, cannot but
regret nv inability to serve you were to be
elected. Circumstances over which L have no
control, as well as my heavy business engage
ments, which you are all aware consume more
OF itself be a sufficient excuse, gentlemen, for
declining your very kind and considerable re-
quest. Thanking you all, the honor you would
confer upon me will ever be remembered by
THE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF CHARLES l..
SIMPSoN-His Critical Condition Causes schich
led TO TIE Aet.--The young man, Chas. l.. Simp-
son, who shot himself in the left breast with q
pistol last Monday morning, with the intention
morning, although the attending physicians
have up to this time failed to find the ball. He
does not express any regret for having made
friends trohble, and says he is ready, willing,
and even anxious to die. He also states that on
Sunday afternoon he took q knife with him and
of punr an end TO bis r b1t rseT
ring TO have on him paper stating who he was
and the cause Of his troubles, he deferred the
commission Of the act to Monday morning. His
condition is now critical, but the physicians
have hopes Of his ultimate recovery II he can
be kept perfectly quiet It appears that about
three years ago Simpson had q severe attack Of
some months since he had the varioloid, in
which the fever ragged very high, and 1t Is now
thought that his mind was impsired BY it.
P.s.-He is very low this afternoon.
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CoRNs, ETc.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex
cascences, chilblans, Of other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DIR. Whites establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the q. S.
Treasury
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9.3O.6 400 7th street. Sc

CAUTION I'm our changeable climate
coughs, colds. and disease of the throat, lungs
and chest will always prevail. Cruel cOnsump-
ton will claim its victims These diseases If
attended to in time, can be arrested and cured
The remedy is DR.. Wistdr's Balsam of wa
CEerrV, Il
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Why Il Ir

Editsr Stcr--why Is It that the Washington
City Savings bank places its paper in the hands
OF hank that declines to receive certified
checks in payment? Amy Of their depositors
would be willing to receive from that bank
Washington City Savings certified checks In
payment of their accounts. Bv inserting the
above you will oblige MANY SUBSCRIBERS.
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BONDS OF THE BeARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
We need three thousand dollars of these bonds
and Will sell some OF our fine watches for them
GoLAY & MORRILL,,
Gill. Cor. 18th and f sts., opp. Treasury.
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CITY ITEMS.

CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Clothing sold at 20 per cent. less than regular
prices for few days only, aud
Certified Cheeks Taken At Par.
HABLE BROS,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Clothjers
corner 7th and ID streets.
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celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hOopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Inteligencer building. 1923
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ErNn WATruua

To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. go
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Our great specially, American and imported
watches OF superior quality. Fine watch repair
ing by competent workmen. Watch cases made
to order. GOLAV 8 MORRILL,,
Gill. Cor. 18th and sts., opp Treasury.
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FoND's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott s. Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,t
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The Boat Races Tomorrow

TEE sINGLE-s.ULL AND FOUR-OAR MATCHES
CLARKE VS.. TEUAx, AND ANALOsTAEs vs.
The entire boating fraternity are in close con-
sultatOn and speculation to-day as 70 the prob
able result of the races tomorrow. Should the
weather prove favorable, the number OF spec
tators will lie immense The sporting men who
form sweepstakes and pools are already at their
game, and money Is freely bet, with Odds in
favor OF the Nassaus. For the Clarke Truax
different,
THE sIxGLr-scrLL RACE
Starting at point opposite the Potomac boat
house one and a hall miles to stake boat down
the river and back. The boat of Truax is pa
per, . feet in length, and was used by him at
Saratoga. 1t was built il Troy BY J. NJ. Waters
< Co. Clarke's boat Is cedar, and was made
by LaTkin in Georgetown. There is q great deal
OF discrepancy in the weight of these contest
ants, as Clarke Is tall and of stout build while
Iruax is quite short Clarke gains in having
the longer reach, but whether or not his endur-
ance Is equal to that Of Truax Is q question ar
gued by many.
The interest which has been manifested in
the result Of the fCur-Oared race, far exceeds
that expressed for the single SOULS. The Mas
saus are out morning and evening, and yester-
day went over the course in a six cared shell.
The course IL from point near Table Rock up
the river .strai ght-away" three miles 10 point
opposite the AnalOstan boat house. This will
ahOrd splendid opportunity for spectators who
may take position on the AJueiuct bridge, as
the boats Will pa directly under the bridge in
their course, which Is smiles in length, and no
furn.
u the Nassau Club Brown. bow, weighs 143
pounds; Walker, No. 2, $50; MOntgOniefy. No
3, l6S; johnson, stroke, To-: In the Analostans
Brown. how, weighs 140 Prescott, No. ?, 10
IPperman, No. 3, les. Gurley, stroke, $50. The
Nasssus, thus il will be seen, carry more weight,
and IL the AnalOstans DO their best there is no
doubt that the victory will be theirs.
here ls no dHi,. -, Ssver BIZ nat the race
Will be exciting in the extreme, and those fond
OF such sports should not fail % see it.
We would suggest 10 those who will be ont on
the river 70 MORROW in small craft that II will
he well for them to keep. A. far a. possible, out
q TIE race course, as serious consequences may
arise from collisions.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender mont.
Banking hours, to {. Saturdays, o to 4 and
10 8. Its, 14t16
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Treasury.

tn. SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales Of 1872
we're s2i9,660. 4,12-s,wH
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LOCKWOOD, HuYry q TAYLOR, e23 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, have to-day received 200 dozen
of their celebrated seamless kid gloves, for la
dies and gentlemen, In all colors, such a. dark
browns, light browns, modes, states, plain black,
stitched black, party, SC.
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TURoo-RUssIAS BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for sll skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's
QC3 street. 62O.G.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made 10 order by Hemper ne ar AZ stree.
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THE ExHIBrTIos Of ROmelo Bros psnorams
Of millions Paradise Lost" at the 18th street
Baptist Church, was more than q success, the
house being crowded for two nights % that
standing roen could not be obtained
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LOCAL NEWS.
auap.ements, Se. Tonight

Wars Opera HoHse--"TEe New Magdaien."
TAsafer C0nli{Ve.-SIiseellaneOus songs, dances
and Ethiopian eccentricities.
Orehestrion music at No. 46S PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
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TIE REeIsTRArIoN yesterday footed up:-
New voters, 131-13 white and IS colored;
changes Of residence, 4o-2s white and II COL
ored.
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"Now Is YOUR TINE To INVEST"
$50, coo worth of new and nobby Boots and Shoes,
at
Panic Prices.
l.. HEILBRUN,
1906 400 It'll street, second door from ID.
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sTHx NEW MAeDALxN" attracted a flns
anc ien-e at Walls Opera House last light and
the performance was satisfactory as on the
preceding evening. Notwithstanding the de-
Zee Of the drama, II is a very interesting one,
and Is, on the whole, well acted at the opera
hor &c.
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AM SCHOOL or THE OOLUMBIA1
w,ssASIINNERSITI,

WASHINGTON, O.
The eKerctsns q thIs school viii IL raspr,.s ,.,A
~ ~ Oh NSG'poeI next. Professors TYLER and KEN
- W. commune respectively o. direct the sfudiss
OF the senior and Junior glassa- ~ a'''-teA
q special c1urse uf Lectures on the DffHrnlffos
6l0SHl'efcd BY Young Prsctitfofers in tho Ieg.i
Esoitesicns and ne Rest Al ans ~ Surmounrins-
dhtla, VII be delirerei b. GEORGE A. APPLE
By ESQ Of the Washington bar. NJ
PosT-GbhpUATEC COURSE OF ose ,aar'- IN
sltu'tlpl M Legal Pre- ice mas been s hlshaI d
connection with the school opaB 20 tbe st.,rsa,so
o. en- who, having attained theoretical knovledss
- ne tAs' may v i-h . perfect themselves Ia tn
uttSlih q ITS Practice. including Office work an
etht0s ~ lDdie al procedure IN al Kinds 81 courts
c ~ Ihis ce parfrneut VIII D. riucf
~ Vie Bon. CHARLES q. MOTT. A~.oci..e
JHSeg q ne nhst States Court Of Claims Prize 81
l,-n--9 ~ t'.e Nf'a'' cNfirse. ( =. aug2-fs-ra
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MEETING OF OFPIcERs OF FIRST REGIMENT
N GA meeting Of the officers Of the LIST regi-
ment n @. was held last night at the armory Of
company A, Lieut.. Col. Fleming In the chair.
Inc committee on uniforms reported favorably
on the adoption Of that worn by the Light In
fantry; report accepted. The resignation Of
Qusrtermsster McNabb was received and ac-
cepted, and g. Wornbridge elected in his stead
me COMPANIES BY the date Of muster.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,

THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the usc-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. l,5
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hFTHIRD DISTRlOT-Tha DEMOCRATIC
Wy and CONSERVATIVE VOTERS of the 30
Dis, riot will hold a primary @ ection at LanRS Ho-
tel, on THURSDAY, October ID. from to 10 D. m.
for the nomination Of candidate for the House of
Delegates. By order.
DANIEL OLEARY, Chairman.
II. II. WHITE, Secretary. it,
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BrrIpTNG PERMITS have been Issued since
our last report As follows :-CieOrge Gross, two
story frame. East Capitol street, between 81
ard 4th southeast; Jacob Miller, twO-st0ry
brick back building, 9Th street, between and
and ID northeast: Martin BrOsnahan, twO-stOry
frame, 4th street, between \ and l. do; John
A. Haywood, do. brick, 18th street, between
Rhode Island avenue and street northwest;
Mrs. VI. NJ. Entwise, two twO-stOry frames, 18th
street, between j and X do; c. j. Entgisle,
pne-stOry frame shop, rear of 2jth street, be-
tween and X do; Dennis Barney, twO-story
frame, L street, between 4th and 9Th DO; Geo.
Schlerf, do, corner of Y and 11th streets do;
Sir Edward Thornton, by John Fraser, three
story and French roof residence, corner Con-
necticut avenue and y street do; G. Il. Church
frame Office and stable, Water street, between
10th and 1ith southwest.
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Ii CITY or WASHINGTON.
In separate pats FOR eash square scale q iifty
feet 70 the ibch comprising all l0s, parts q lots
aud visions nth date End name q same,
rectness verified by Wm. Forssth. osq.. Chy
improvements IN esc lot, and descripi In u tho
buii,irc material thereof With the lCcat0l Of fire.
other information bearing upon tho value Il prop
cry. To De Published for subscribers Ouly ia s-ui-
weekly numbers, not 20 exceed n,ty, each contain
ing tyenc -four squares.
.wAsHlSsToN, d. O., September II, ISIS.
The pubic and those desiring such = work
gss 'S MSs ~ h fsSh and V ' Ps
styled "Tbe Reel E.tate Directory Of Washington,
aId they be assured e the u each
separate square and lot part Of 1T and Subdivision
WILLIAM FORSYTH,
Surveyor OF the District Of Columbia.
also have agreed to examine the statistical ia
bies 70 = furnished 4 TIE sb0ye-msniioued pnbli
rect aud in conformity with the Numerical Book
~" ''''' ~ WILLIAM MORGAN, Tax Clerk.
After most careful Investigation and inquiry we
~ f Col Fa~htz to prepare such Real ESTATE D-
rectOry OF Washington" will be IA every way re
bssffiy his eDtsTp ps g our sSss
FITCH s FOX, Roai Estate Brokers.
subscriptions and orders will be received at the
A. s. PRATT sox, 40I 9Th street northwest
II. II. Ii. tAKaIZ, lt2s Ponnsylvauia avenue.
northwest, OF IN Milturn's new drug store.
sylvspia avenue, opposite the U. 8. Treasury.
Sample numbers may be seen at either Of these
plication 10 any sddres. e may be desired.
As IL lie Contemplated % commence issue on or
s eSIst o SSsSfsI l 10
is assured: EEff R ls1r7THrz'
eenls-dff CODtpfiers and PntlsheTs.
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Bf6 RpsH4h. A 6Fo yYsHRAL ,WnTayEs, POT;
Prs.srvsd o. Hnbslnsd IN va. All kin6s q Han
brs!aips done, oEnansntsl Hail worf On alss sad
arest near !, northvest. keferencs Mrs: Presl-
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THk NEW PROGRAMME az the Theatar
Somique THIS week Is attractive one ana
ealculatel even in these hard times TO raisa a
smile on the longest face OF the heavies. dsnosi
tor in the brokenest bank In town Soma ~ ,ha
sufferers by the financial squeeze have tried ia
troubles. S.'
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sepls-dtf

UIOLLINGswORTH. COUGHLAN A co., O.
III Chicago, ILL., beg 20 offer their services 10 the
oiizsns Of The District Of oolunbi. in the businese
Of raising, lowering and renewing Brick, Stone and
Iron Buildings. They have had q very long and snc-
ceesful experience in thcir business In Chicago, Boz
ton and this District. Their work tesrihes their
abilities Orders will be received aud properly at
tended 70 " addressed 20 Post Once Box 700 -
Georgetovn, d. g, OF Il left 81 the once Of CHAs
OONs. CALLAN, 6S4 Louisiana avenue, be-
tween the hours Of 10 and II .. m. and and D.
M. daily. seu1- In
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TIE DIVORCE MARKET ACTIvE.-Yesterlay
Kate Canty entered suit tor divorce from
the bonds Of matTimony with Patrick Canty, 10
whom she was married In 1856. She claims a
separation on the ground Of his alleged disSO-
lutte habits, cruel treatment and attempting 70
Kill her.
Kate II. Eeamer has entered suit for di-
vorCe from the bonds Of matrimOny with Sam
uel II. Beamer. She states that they we're mar
ried in Philadelphia in October, 1851, and
charges that in February last he took to excess
sive drinking. since which time he has treated
her with beartless cruelty.
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TIE THIRD REGATTA on the Potomac will be
sailed tomorrow morning at O'Clock. over the
course from eth street wharf TO Fort FO0te and
return, for the challenge flag presented BY the
clerks OF the stamp division OF the Post ONCE
department. The conteSting yachts are the
Fannie Bell, Echo, Spray, Blue Wing and Ger
trude.
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ELECTION OF BANK TRusrEgs.-At meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the German.Amer
board of trustees was chosen for the ensuing
year Il II. Donaldson, Anton Eberly, Henry
franc, John Hftz. VIM 7. Msttingly, Christian
ing, and Frederick Stultx
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PROTRACTED RELIGIOUS Manufacturer
esting prOtracted meetings are in progress IN
several Of our Methodist churches. At Union
chapel. in the first ward, REV f. ID. owen,
pastOr.) a large number of professions of re-
liCiOn have been made. At Rylaud chapel,
Grew. :. ShanDon,) South Washington, the
meetings have been in progress several weeks.
At McKenfree chape, the series Of meetings
was commenced in charge of Rev. G.. W.
Cooper on Sunday night, and already there
have been several conversions. At Grace
church, 9th and : streets, Rev. VI. f. B. Rice
has been conducting meetings for ten DAYS past.
He has been assisted thus far by Rev. MsssrS.
Mytinger, York and Hysore. The Rev. DR..
Tiffany wall preach tomorrow night.
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TIE EvANGELrCAL LUTHERAN SYNOD of
Maryland will hold Tvs annual meeting on the
It'll instant in Frederick. The territory Of this
body embraces the Western counties Or the
state, the cities of Baltimore and Washington,
with few congregations across the border in
Virginia. 10 numbers siXty-siS ministers, over
ninety churches, and some IL 900 communicate
-Four years ago this association had but forty
seven ministers and eighty churches, which
seems 70 indicate a steady growth.
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includes oil that part of the city Of Washington
within the following bound: Commencing a. \
street north aud running up -Four street west
10 Boundary; thence along Boundary TO Sixth street
west thence down Sixth street west 20 Rhode Isl
aver ne; thence along Rhode Island ayenus to Sew
ebth street west thence Down street west
o street north; thence along street north to
Eleventh street west; thence down Eleventh street
west TO street north, and along street north to
Fourteenth street west.
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A LEES WHARF,
"A foor 90 6TH AND p SrRKFrs.

TO CONTRACTORS AND MERCHANTS.
CarEces o. STONE, COAL, HAY, LUMBER,
discharged from vessels and stored or iyereS
At the shortest notice and lowest rates.
APPLY O. v. ArLEK.
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kOlo ACADENI tFourfh Year l-Wo-k =.
ieSss, MN. lees skffEMBEE IL, A. DR. Sunder-
- =. 'f'Hs - street, between q sfrast 80
.,ssl.slAga avenue northwest So cir~-ler -
senc =, hst.Ess, ~ c. A. the Princi pals resI-
: - street -euthrsSt. Price : Ia ~ ,,sr
'l, nlnhel Il Fupls LIMITED O. fhirtr - N
~. ~ - AMAsE RnNA n-l..-s...I