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81 Stanley has gone to Europe.

81 Stanley has gone to Europe.
sS Boston has licensed POO Organ-grinders
81 Many intelligent teachers are now con-
WINGED that memOrizing is not education.
sSWhat length ought a lady's petticoat to
be? little above two feet.
~ Five county superintendent OF schools i'm
Iowa are women.
81 Naregated marble, susceptible or a high
polish, has been found near Winchester, Va.
sS-The trustees OF the Staunton. Va. female
academy have voted 10 transfer that institution
10 the free schools OF the city.
pa Mobile city ordinance prohibits ped
ding before O'Clock. This l. to enable people
20 get their eyes open.
~ Edward Hannah was sentenced in Brook
lyn Yesterday % Il years i'll the state prison for
highway robbery.
sFBichard Sherwood, formerly a drv goods
merchant, committed suicide ia Baltimore yes
teTday.
sS-An accepted California suitor lately sold
his tnteres; ami good will in his aftianced to a
rival for the price of a new waistcoat.
~ 10y in Williamsport, Pa, got a billiard
ball into his mouth recently, aud the help of "A
physician was needed TO get it out again.
sSA woman has been lecturing in Salem.
Ma>ss chusetts, on 1.-The man, lady ami land
question"
~PTincesS Lyrar, zee Parsons, Ot Ohio An
American lady. is ore OF the eigning queens of
fashion ia Paris iusI row.
- Printers of the Cedar Rapids, Iowa
keI ublican. are on strike, because a negro
boy y employed in the Office.
81 Il. Brown postal clerk at Winona iunc-
toh WIZ, vas arrested yesterday, charged with
burning the mail matter Ito save the trouble of
distribution" -
1Ihe customs authorities OF Halifax are
proceeding against pan e known to have
p'Hnd.red the Atlantic dead, or stolen FOODS
from the wreck.
- The Spotswood Hotel lot and three adjoin-
ing lots. in Richmond. Va, have been soId a,
auction for the aggregate amoTn. OF S3s. 79t. 10
Col. Darlington, the proprietor of the EXCHANGE
"ThOmas ". Field, superintendent of pnb
lie schools OF BROOKLYN, has sued the BROOK yn
Union 20 recover S100, 900 for libel in intimat,ng
that the plaintiff secured his election in a dis
honorable manner.
~A meeting of southern and western Con-
gressmen will be held at St. Louis next month TO
consider questions of interest to the states of the
Mississippi valley.
~The Berdell bondholders OF the Boston.
Hartford and Erie railroad met at Boston YES
terday and formed a new corporation. under the
name OF the New York and New England rail-
road company with capital stock OF SO 900 900.
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REV. y. Hale E1rney.s' Swindle.

THE HEF NC PC-TPONED AND THE ACCUSED
PAETIFs STILL JAIL.
The hearHy in the ca5e o. Il. :. ParslCe alias
''J. Hale BITney,' ard A. SCHUYLER sutton.
(4rTeSte,l on the char e o. obtaining money Nv
use o. the names o. the President and General
Babcock a st1,Cd in yesterdav's START did
mot come on ~ Police Court thn morning but
WIS IOStP Onsd at the instance o. District At
foTney Fisher There is TO be a series of
charges brought, and the papers have not vet
bsen prepared. important witnesses are also
eSI eC sCd To tie here. who have been summoned
by teleSr.ph- All the letters which arrive for
REV. j. Hale Carney in every mail are
banded over to the Postmaster General. in
whose cussOdy they will be held until TueSIav
next, when they viii he produce 4 at the Police
Court. The prisoners are in jail in default OF
80. coo bail.
The POS, master Mt BinghamptOn Y Y a.
rived here to-day a. a witness in the case.
tayinG been sold TO the tune OF SO by the Rev
Barney.
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SOMETHING THAT WAS NoTHGNG.-I.ast n ght
ofhcer Smith, OF the western station, produced
riddle which no person but Justice Bell could
solve. The riddle is in this wise: During the
night, the officer brought something to the
station, yet he brought nothing. The some
thing was placed in cell, and after the door
had been locked, there was nothing in the room.
This morning, however, something was seen in
the room, but upon the turnkey opening the door.
nothing was found. Justice Bell asked what
case was to be brought before him, and wa an
swered that there was nothing for him. His
reply was-then bring nothing before me. Noth-
ing was, therefore, brought before him. and as
nothing could be made out of nothing, the JUS
tice sent nothing TO Jail. The nothing was John
Nothing, who had been arrested and comm tied
on the charge of drunkenness Ns,cs,
I'm,
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EUTHANAsIA AT SAN DIEGo-A singular
story comes TO US from San Diego, in relation
TO the death of Fenwick, who was awaiting ex-
ecution for murder in the Jail at that place.
The man died under circumstances provocative
OF suspicion, and a post-mOrtem ANALYSIS re-
voaled the fact that lie had been supplied with
letters the paper of which WAS saturated with
morphine, and bv chewing tins indicated paper
he had succeeded in killing himself. This is
new departure in the annals of enthanasia
aid therefore deserves to be noted. The method
adopted was such as to eiude the vigilance OF
the most careful jailor, for though the prisoner
had been seen chewing paper pellets and throw
ing them about his cell Il was beyond the bounds
of average Imagination that he was at the
same time committing suicide before the ewes
OF his keep B.. later it will be necessary
for jaiioTs to taste all letters sent to prisoners
under sentence of death, or to submit the
paper to chemical anaiysis.-.SdR Francisco Pa
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81 AT Long Ridge, Conn, a few DAYS ago,
the Rev. W. 5. Clauson, aged ninety-seven, was
married TO Mrs. Brown, "A blooming wiipg OF
ninety-fOur.
~ Andrew j. Garvey was arrested in New
YORK yesterday on complaint OF Richard V.
Harnett, that Garvey abused him and tire item
ed his life. Garvey was bound over in 500 to
keep the peace.
81 Thomas l.. Freeman was sentenced to
nineteen years Imprisonment in the Tennessee
state prison five years ago for murder, and it
has just been proved that he Is innocent. OF
course he will be discharged, but what compen-
satiOn is there for him!
|TwO thousand six hundred and seventy
two women have petitioned the Illinois house OF
representatives to amend the temperance Law,
so as to make il more stringent; not a single.
woman has asked to have it repealed or mOd-
fed.
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DIED.

DIED.
,.fOSTER At u m, February q, ROBERT F.
fOsIER, in the Goth year OF his age
New York city papers copy.1
FOSTER. Suddenly, Of heart disease, ~ min.
clock p. m, April II, Mrs. CHARLOTTE ANN
IN the SD year of her age, wife o. the late
Robert +. Foster.
The funeral viii take place AT her late residence
'21 18Th street southeast on Sunday at 8 O'Clock D.
III. 81
LEDERER. Or tho 18th instant. at $40 D. m of
G"n>Um option, THEOPHIIUS W third son 90 John
l. ana rchcis LedcreT, aged ~ years, . months
and u wears.
The midnight moon is beaIning
pom his silent grave,
Where sleepeth v ithout dreaming
The one We could not save
= he clouds Of grief are heaping
Their shadows on my brow;
Oh chide me not for weeping,
1 have no husband now.
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
New Hampshire avenue, between 2ii n and 18th SITS
on Sunday. Al l o'clock .. M. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited 10 attend
YODER. CHARLES WILLIAM, infant son Of
c. I. and Annie L. IOder, aged 1 months and /
days.
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SAVE Your DocroR's BILL.-when DIR. Wis
tar BAisam of Wih Cherry viii CURE cozghs
colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, il does more than most
physicians can do. The use of a single BEETLE
costing one dollar, viii satisfy the increduious
aid.
The MOST UNHAPPY PERSON IN the world Is
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark and
everybody else Life is a burden TO him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup
"a protoxide of irony Cases of q years stand
ing have been cured by it.
WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER- PROM A coucs.
which few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral viii
care. Time, comfort, health, are all saved by
IL m.w.f&w
PoND's EXTRACT is tor sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott & CO., 4So Pennsylya aia avenue
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
TIE NATIONAL SAvINes BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
BANKING hours, 9 to 4. Saturdays, 8 te 4 and
~o' A1, 1iti6
TIE COMMUNITY AZ large appreciate The use
fnlness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
AND comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DR.. White. the well-known
Chiropodist, No. 635 18th street, opposite the
and advice as to suitable shoes.
WILCOX q GIBB's SswINe MACHINE. yhe
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ckas
naums hooPshirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelhgencer Building. 1918
THERMOMETERS and Barometer are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near ~ street.
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Condensed Iecals.

A cOiOTed man named Samuel jackson was
arrested by Detectives Sargent and McElfresh
Yesterday. charged with stealing Sl00 worth OF
clothing from a merchant tailor on r street.
Charles WeSer had lit on 18th street. near
the site OF the bridge over the canal, Last nj ght
and fell and severely Injured himself. Officer
Hughes took him to his home on ID street, be-
tween - and 18th streets. southwest
The committee on examination of applicants
for appointment on the Metropolitan police
force will hold its regular meeting at police
Headquarters on Monday next, 2ist instant, at
O'Clock y. m.
The y 4. -, &c, has this week turned out
OF harne : i've horses that we're attached to
cars while afflicted with sore backs and other
ailments. To-day Mr.. GatcEel arrested Bar
naTd Holmes ON the charge of driving lame
horse to a cara ON 9Th street. EeGr Pennsylvs nia
avenue. ard Justice Mills fined the accused -
ami costs.
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Alexandria Fish Market

Quotations OF new fish for this day. furnished
to he STAR 10y George w. Harrison & Co.,
Wholesale dealers in fish, Nos. 42 King street
80, u, IS fish wharves, Alexandria, Va.
Shad, per hundred, S1i.35 to SIS; Herring. per
thousand, 50 to So; White Perch, per bunch,
20 10 25 cents; Rock, per bunch, % to 35 cents;
ORAL, per bunch, Is to 20 cents.
Arriving freely.
WASHINGTON FISH MAREET.-At the Wash
lnetOn fish wharves to-day the following sales
10 shippers were made by X. A. Golden & Ero
auctiOneers: 15,9O0 shad, from so 70 SIS; Is 900
herIings, from 80 to -; 1900 eels. at cent; 100
rock. from Is to ~ cents
Sales by others: 5000 shad, from S1i to S1I;
5000 behring's, from IS to 81.
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EFAL ESTATE SALEs.-No-~rs. l. .t;mer &
Cit.ry- au,tiorteTs have Did the following
Itai e-taoe- Lots =. - -, 80 and 81. in square
80 containing i0.2j0 square feet. TO VI. Leahy
az : 80. lots ~ and II, and improvements in
same square. 10 j. +. Kelley. for SD: this
properly j. situated o.. / street. between . and
gu ssr'e;s southwe>t Also. lot l,ttered \ . in
suhdiy ION ~ square -, on T. street, he; yveen
81 ami 81 cas-; containing :. 900 square feet -
Henry Sanders. for - q. \ 50. west plrt OF
thi> property i on y >,reet. between Eth and >th
northwest. Ard lot -. IN Dale x Wright's
subdivision OF Mount Pleasant. being on the 9Th
street road, nearly opposite hut >Jath OF the
Howard JHIversity- with the ImprOyeTn ant~
thereon. consisting Of q jwO-stOry frame dwell
NJ AID stable. To ID. Fitzgerald. tor SI.I5'
Also lease Tor a term OF years OF all that part of
SfIsre south pI square -. containing i.l32a
square feet, 10 e.. ". Eggs. Tor =, zoo wiih the
NLal ing iTiyll6g e> attached.
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DF' GRAFTON oF THE GRAVES OF GERMAN
ANEEit ~ soLDIEES.-At q meeting OF the
executive committee OF the German Veteran
mon OF tEls District. appointed for the pur-
, - OF Nah ng arrangements TOR the ,i@rora-
tton. on Tie J''th OF Nav. Of the graves oT Ger
man AmCTiCaH soldiers buried at Prospect Hin
GENE serN III William EJrchsrd in tie chair
and Mt l. STring~guth secretary. IL wa ayresJ
70 OF itI" III" ceremonies al that Genet cry on
The 10Th II Nav until after . O'Clock .. m. in
ciutr nov 10 interfere with the ceremO.lie- at
Arlington Heights. The following committee
were appointed tor decoration day. To- act a. an
executive con mittee. VIM. Burchart. chair
man L. SpTiu-SgUth- secretary. Charles l.
'aTou- treasurer, Hugo EichhOitz, committee
ON music, Cha~. Ebert. committee on dac0ra-
tor, x Su:lrg>su.h. committee On printing.
ara Invitations
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tn. characterization Cc,.br,,,...

INTERESTING ADDRESSES AND LETTERS
ninth anniversary of the emancipation of slaves
in the District of Columbia, returned to the
City Han about ; O'Clock p m, and DIR. Bowen
called the assenbisee to order. Prayer was of
fered by Rev. James A. Handy, after which
Prof II. Il. Greener addressed the meeting. and
was followed by Mr.. Frederick Douglas, both of
whom delivered able and interesting speeches.
Letters were read from President Grant, Vice
President Wilson, Senators Anthony, Pratt and
Summer, Representatives. Maynard and 3. +.
Butler. Gerritt Smith, Hon. A. G. Riddle, S. j.
Bowen, Rob't Harlan, n. G. Ordway, A. NJ.
Clapp, and others.
SENATOR SUMNER,
IN has letter, says Emancipation in the ma
uonaI capital was the experiment which pre-
pared the way for emancipation everywhere
throughout the country. 1t was the beginni 2
OF the great end. Here, as mother things, you
are an example to our coOred fe3iow-citizens in
the states. Your success here will yindicate the
capacity of colored people for citizenship, and
your whole race will be benefited thereby. Here
but more remains to be done. The great werk
is not yet accomplished. Until your equality i'm
civil rights is assured the Pillar of your citizen
ship is like the column in honor Of Washington,
unfinished and Imperfect. There is constant
talk OF finishing that column at great cost of
money, but the first thing to be done is to finish
gladly work, but / trust that you will all work
likewise, nor be content with anything less than
the whole"
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON SAYS:
"In looking back over the past tselve wears
and noting the wendrous change so short a time
has made in the fortunes of the oelored race
let Us hope that the retrospect will serve to slim
ulate them to greater exertion for advancement
In the future. saw to-day the beautiful build
ing recently erected for the education of coIorcd
children, a lilding hardly excellcd by any at
the north, ard am glad to see it bears the hon
ored name of "SumEer," my colleague for so
many years in the Senate. / was forcikly re-
minded of the change by remembering that
when i took nv seat here, some eighteen years
ago, the only attempt at educating colored peo-
pie was by n Miss Miner, a brave, devoted wo-
man, who kept, by the aid of subscriptions, n
small school for cOlOred girls, and even that was
met by sneers and threats of violence
GERRET SMITH WRITES:
'pear Abraham Lincoln must not be allowed
10 fade from our memory"
A GRAND LEyEE AND BALL
at the Inauguration ball building in the evening
closed the celebration, which was in many OF
Its features very pleasant one. The inaugu-
ration ball building was Handsomely decorated
last night, and the large company present en-
jOyed themselves greatly until a late hour. The
music was 10y portion of the Marine band.
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Tux COUNTY SCHOOL TEUsTEES met las. eve
Hins. ant IA estimate OF expenses Tor the next
fiscal year was submitted by the finance com
mIftee n follows: Expenses Of the next school
year, 800. for deficiencies on the eNpen,Ii-
lures "a the last two wears 81 ~ total 81 OGn
To meet this the committee sSv a tax OF fifty
cents on thc hundred dollars OF property in the
county I'll be required for the NEXT wear ami
fhITty-Eve cents for the deficiencies The items
ON which TIE estimates are based are a. follows.
Eighteen principal teachers. at 800. Sff2OG:
hiteeU assistants, ~ sGAl, - nO9; the secretary
aLt treasurer. 800. new fur niture, $40: r.
paiu- Of buildings S5o0: ianit0rs' wages 81 -.
tHel ami stove fixtures, -I.050: miscellaneous
surplus, 100; total %. Deficiency for the
newt two years Due on contracts for new surui-
tuTe, lightning rOsiS. Sc.. S2I51a.
MeS>rS- - r. keene and II. O.. PETTY school
teachers. address e1 the board on the subject of
increase Of salary. Ar. Burr said il was an
abSuriiry 10 ask Tor An increase after the EXHIBIT
inst made. and he should enter his protest. Mr.
Slick submitted a resolution requesting the
legislative assembly 10 increase the salaries OF
teachers, lot. The estimates OF the finance
committee were then adopted. AMI on motion OF
MI FOL cft- The subject ct tie intrta~. OF the
teachers .idries was referred 10 the committee
on finance.
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o'BRIEN's GRAND Exhibition OF MENACE
BE, MUSEUM, AND AEESIC NOVELTIES, under
~ separate payiliOnS, for the infinitesimal sum
81 twenty-five cents closes its successful sea on
on the grounds. Sixth street, near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. O-mCTrOw evening. 1t should be
distinctly understood that on TO- morrow the last
entertainments will take place, morning at 10
afternoon at ,, and in the evening at O'clock
No one should fail to attend this excellent
school OF natural history, combination of ami
mate and and inanimate curiosities and ,tnc>s
the diversified performances of the excellent
equestrian. gymnastic. and acrObatic faltS of
The Company: Remember, tomorrow Is the
last day IN this city.
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CITY ITEMS

USE LIES of Dooley's than of any other Yeast
or Baking Powder. as il Is much stronger. PINT
Up fall weight. Give it q fair trial. Grocers
sell il. &
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The NATIONAL Academy of sciences.

-. fh'' Ed N"~ OF THE SANANS
At the conclusion OF Professor Newt0n's lee
tuTe on Repeating Curves before the Ma
tlOEal ACADEMY OF Sciences, yesterday, Prof.
Benjamin Fierce made a few remarks Oh the
same subject
Professor Newton then read another paper on
'ComparIsOn OF the Spectra of the Limb and of
the Centre OF the Sun made at the Sheffield
Scientific School by Mr.. Charles ;. Hastings, ;"
showing rs diagrams on the black board the
different phases OF the refractiOn a the suns
rays on the SpectTa.
Professor Alexander followed, giving some
accom-. OF his experience on the coast OF Caro-
Ira some years ago with the spectra.
Professor J. &. Watson next delivered an in
ttrC>tIng discourse on Recent Discoveries
among the Stars
Professor Guyot followed with paper on the
altitude OF Grays ana TOTrey'S Peaks OF the
Rocky mountains IN Colorado. He thought
no mountain peak i'm the lo!tiest range has been
measured with anything like accuracy, prob
-.ole lot within several hundred feet. The
Academy then adjourned.
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IHE NATIONAL LABOR COUNCIL met last
night, and Mr.. RedstOne, from the committee
ON mass meeting. stated that they had endeav-
orSd 20 Obtain the hall of the House of Repre-
>cntatives 20 meet in, but were unable TO do So
N.Y. Davis gave notice that at the next meeting
Ne would give notice TO amend the constitution
bN making the meetings monthly instead of
semi monthly. Mr.. Williams urged that the
Council extend a hearty sympathy to the farm
ers OF the different states who are organizing to
rtslst The eHcroachmentS of mOnOpOlIes. and ex-
pressing the belief that the sure wav to secure
these ends Il in perfect combination with the
National Labor Council,
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DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T
L WILL DO THE MOST GOOD.

There is certainly better place in the city than
the
METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE,
3I2 9TH street, where, if you invest dollar, you
may rest assured you alHays Tscire the Jn raue Of
your money, and where saving of % to 50 cents on
the dollar II guaranteed to you, without the draw
back receiving inferior goods. The variety offered
Is so large, comprising everything pretty aud use
full that it has become a vain task of enumerating
the different articles offered, and your attention is
only called to below mentioned goods, as all are
good, desirable, and very cheap and immense Quan.
titles have lately been sold:
Gents Gents, B ;pnH HhLE;E9sE pair for ST.
Children, IRON FRAME HOSE, pair Tor 81.
,o Lales sRlRr ST. cannot be
EEsdi1 KGFFLE k hPR9Ns prime muslin SOc
+ rench Plate HAND MIRRORS. 81
Iade SILK iilss s Sk rssoMs ass s sRs
Solid ha1s Ts1Ss R Ps5Sps FoYE, RACK
-Four Pieces Excellent SOAP, a5c.
Six Handsome GOBLETS. SOC
Rf fTsttg Carved 3Ee' dfESTTEE Az
Corner and Side BRACKETs, SOC. each.
aSSAAGGks sAEEs s 1 nAShs s.s1
CHEAP GOODS,
8ILvERBRR0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
sls SEVENTH STREET,
ap1-u near Pennsylv anita nus.
Most woHDrRsggaa. II nvlsFIoa OF TN
>; Moses Electro Galvanie sPEOTA.S9e
Giles, Patented June :, 1858.
H. HOFFA, Sole Agent,
peaier In Watches, yeWelry, and Watch Materials
NO. 01S re. aves pcs. 4 ana tn sts. dsc7.ly
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, d. c., April 9, 1879
On the petition oil ARCALOUS WYCKOFF of
LinlIa, New York, praying for this extension Of q
patent granted to him on the u h day II July,
ios, ana re.sued on the 18th Of March, 1876, for an
Improvement in Hollow Augers: ~
rs ordered that the testimony in the be closed
on the 10Th day 81 June next; that the time for films
arguments and the Examiners report be limited M
the 10th day OF June next and that said petiton he
heard on the 2sh day Of June next.
ANY person rlay oppose this extension.
alli"T NJ. d. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c Tonight.

wars ODsra Hoass--The Lydia Thompson
troupe in " Aladdin
fAea:eT COsiqu>.-Songs, bTrles1ues, dances,
sc.
Sira Street L0t.-JObn O'Erien's Great Me-
nagerie and Circus
AdTiai's HGU.-SecOud lecture Of the Toner
course, by DIR. Brown SsquzTd.
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Nj ARRIE

WINTER-CHARLES. In this city, April Nth,
IH3 by Rev. Mr.. PiIzer, Mr.. HENRY L. F. WIN
TER to Mis- II. L. CHARLES, both OF this city +"
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HOTELS.

MON HOTEL, SEoRs ETowN, DC.
v. SHINN, Proprietor.
This Hotel has been newly rstt,ed aud fern isbed
II eontslns Gil the modern improvements-LI a ana
cold baths, bells, and gas. IL il Conveniently Io-
Gated being situated on the Iine Of the Washin Rton
ADD Georgetown Citl Passenger railroad, the cars
which, from the railroad and Steamboat iepots.
pass the door every two or three Minutes The
guests oi this house can reach any OF the public
buildings 81 the national capital or ANY place a
amusement, &c, by pleasant ride Of sew minutes
Persons doing business along the line ~ TIE caoai
and on the xhsryes x and Il 20 their age 10
stop Az tnls mousse f-~fl-iy
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To fbs EaItoF ,f he Cathode Rerislv:
ST-1he assertion of the New York Ndft9n
mat the President committed O'Brien's sen
tence ION the prayer of the Catholic clergy
= taSelesS faisehOod. have taken pains to
inquire, and have ascertained that not ONLY was
the Communication not granted Ion the PRAYER
OF the Catholic Clergy" which | knew well
enough before any inquiry. but that no CathO-
nc Clergyman had anything 10 do with obtain
lrg the communication. 1t the New York Nation
Il anxious to ascertain how il was obtained il
may get all information from the Grand Army
OF the Republic and Hon. b. +. Butler.
Won nav make such use of this a. Won please
for COlstTadicting the lie.
Truly yours, JoHx J. KEASE,
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FLOUR.

tsii AZ cree, a. we cannot guarantee the above IN
Pareeed low prices for any definite length of tim,