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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
BEECHER, BOWEN AND TILrON.
The Covenant Entered Into by Them.
Publication Of a Singular Document.

NEW YORK, May 30.-The custodian OF the
covenant entered into April 2, 1872, by Henry
Ward Beecher, Theodore Tilton and Henry G.
Bowen, makes that instrument public This
morning, assigning as the reason therefor the
fact that Bowen has of late repeatedly declared
that he had never disavowed his charges
against Mr.. Beecher, but that he yet insisted on
their truth. The disavowal, to which is attached
signatures OF the bOve-named, opens thus: We
three men, earnestly desiring TO remove all
causes OF onence existing between US, real or
fancied, and to make Christian reparation for
InJHrlee done or supposed to be done, and to
GRACE the disturbed past and to provide con-
cord, goodwill, and love for the future, do de-
HENRY c. BOWEN
then dlsavows all charges and imputations
&tuibuted to him as made against Beecher and
declares without reserve that he knows nothing
which should prevent him from extending 10
Beecher his most cordial friendship, Coincidence
and Christian Fellowship, regretting sincerely
that ne ever made any imputatiOns, charges OF
character OF Beecher, and promising never in
future to recur to them by word or deed.
THEODORE TILToN
ayows that he will never again repeat by word
OF mouth or otherwise any OF the Allegations
imputatiOns or innuendOes contained in his
letter to Bowen, in which the latter is cited As
the author OF said allegations, &c, against the
moral and christian character Of Beecher.
Mr.. BEECHER,
on his part, puts the past forever out of sight
ana memory, and says: 81 regret the causes of
suspicion, Jealousy and estrangement which
have Ieome between us. II is joy to me
have my old regard for Henry G.. Bowen and
Theodore Tilton restored, and a happiness TO
me To resume my old relations of love- respect
and reliance TO each and both OF them In I
have said ANYTHING injurious TO the reputation
OF either, or have detracted from their Standing
and fame a. Christian gentlemen and members
OF my church, L revoke it all, and heartily
covenant to repair and reinstate them 10 the
extent of my power"
THE CUSTODIAN OF THE COVENANT
"a M lar sfa 10
lence which the brave preacher has kent under
the pr0traeted storm of SANDER. He had cove.
nantea TO bury the past and to maintain peace
and brotherhood, and the document is given to
the world 10 estop and convict the principal
offender against truth, public decency, and the
rights of reputation.
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New York Notes.

THE DAY We CELEBRATE.
NV YORK, May 3O.-The weather is fine.
winds southeast. Flags are flying all over this
city and Broadway. Stores down town are
generally closed, and societies organizing for
o-day's decoration services.
THE TROT To COME OFF
at Prospect park in the course of the afternoon
between GaZelle and Fullerton excites great in
terest and large crowds will attend. Bets are
mainly on GaZelle.
SUNRISE SERVICES
and the decoration OF the grave OF Admiral
Farragut took place this morning by a party
from the navy yard.
TWELVE NEW EPIZooTIC CASES
occurred among the horses on the Coney Island
railroad yesterday making 81 now sick, and
several new cases are reported on other Brook
Ign city roads.
THE LEGISLATURE
morning.
1T Is STATED THAT PRESIDENT GRANT
visits WestPoint academy on June IS, remain
ing there week. The examination OF cadets
by the board Of examiners commenced yester-
day.
GENERAL THOMAS VAN buren,
the dismissed Vienna commissioner publishes a
defence Of himself, charging that his only
crime was in making mistakes in appointment.
ana asking Tor suspension OF judgment.
FIVE suNsTRokE CASES
occurred yesterday in this city
srr,vs, I'VE x,SE Is3KsAsD ,NMisRASrs
FREE TRAIN
Judge Fanchon this morning discbaroe.,
George Frances Train from custody, the sheriff a
jury having declared him sane.
THE PRoCHsstou
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic. comprisipg
the various posts Of this city, marched dovSS
Broadway this morning. The turnout Was onits
large, and attracted much attention, usany ner
sons lining the walks. The battalion ofsojtier,s
orphan boys in grey uniform, accompanied bv
their own band, together with the orphay
girls from the Union Home, dressed in
white, were objects Of marked sympathy
Among the escorting military was company OF
nished by various merchants and express com.
panies, were laden with great quantities OF
dowers. The tattered remnants Of battle
nSgs Of New York regiments we're carried in the
yard, where the grave Of General KearneyS
and other graves were decorated, dirRe vse
played, and the recession then Confined IT.
70 decorate yhe Gzsyes et theeo esmet05oa
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c.u.i.-ea from nr.s pase.1

raj Meigs,) who lost his life while gallar. Pa
peIling a charge by a detschm 81, nj Col.
hosby's command in the Shep~.o tosh GALLEY. in
the iAII OF Iso+; ne r--ss:ns OF about twenty
S,hsr n'On soF-sers also repose here. Conr ale
X n. b.~uuer was charged with the dnty of
decorating these graves, and at half-past eight
O'Clock he lett Grand Army Hall, accompanied
by fourteen persons, about hall OF whom were
ladies, and proceeded To the cemetery. On the
arrival of the party they repaired at once TO the
tomb OF Secretary Stanton, where, after prayer
by Comrade Brouner, Miss Annie ID. Ware
read. with great feeling, the following poem,
written for the occasion:
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GEORG ETOWN.

AcCIDEST.-About 8 O'Clock this morning,
James Fenwick and Alexander Brown whi1e
painting IT," ortsi'" wall OF Mr. f. p Welch,s
house, on .st slre.t, were precipitated TO the
ground by the fall of the scatfold which sun
ported the ladder upon which they were a,
work. They fell about 45 feet to the ground
ana MI. Brown was seriously injured. He was
removed TO his home in carriage. Mr. Fem
wick was not 20 much hurt, but was also taken
TO his home.
BUslNEss v"r wv PoLIcE-Lieut. Hurley
has icTcr OF police Uu hand at High and Bird se
streets, who are busily engaged in housing All
who are not able TO pass pesceabIv on to AZ
libgton. From present appearances he will
have quite large family in the station house
by evening.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer E. G. knight
cleared this morning for New York, with $50
bbls -four and 50, 900 lbs. of tallow and the
steamer l.. G. Biddle arrived from Phlladel-
phia, with full cargoo OF general merchandise.
including 800 pieces of iron pipe for the Cum,
berland water works.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Margaret Ella
arrived to-day from Alexandria with 1 $50
bush wheat for Hartley & Bro. No sales were
-eported at noon to-day. The al boat T. j
Baker arrived with $50 bbls. cement aud a
small lot OF ffour for George Waters.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Nav 30
A FEVER NEsT.-Editor Star: The offcers of
the Board OF Health should look after some of
the lots on the square bounded by ID and 3d
and Fayette and Frederick streets-near the
northwest corner of the square-as thew con-
tain foul stagnant water which will breed dis
ease this warm weather unless attended To. y.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish TODAY
were 10000 herring, which sold at 81 Der
thousand.
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ColoRRD SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs.-Yeste
DAY the pupils Of the grammar and intermedi
ate grades Of the colored schools of Washington
and Georgetown had a written examination.
Those attending the sci COS located in the west-
ern district assembled at Sumner school build
ing, on 18th and Nj streets northwest. at Q n m
and were examined by Superintendent Cook
while those Of the eastern district were sub,
yected TO test by Professor vashon i'm reading.
speinng, arithmetic, geography, grammar and
history at Lincoln school building, I'd and @
streets southeast. Both examinations demon.
strated that great progress has been made the
past year by the pupils, and showed that the
teachers have been faithful to their trnsf A.
the examination in the western district vsrs
trustees Pope and Ferguson Of the school boari:
and At the eastern district trustees Henry John,
son, Archie Lewis, w. 9. Marshal and WALKER
Lewis, all OF whom expressed their satisfac tion
with the progress made. The examination viii
De continued according to the Schedule pre
pared by Superintendent Cock
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From Europe To-day,

THE EPkOM RACES.
LONDON, May 30.-The race for the Cakes
stakes at EPSON, to-day, was won by Marie
Stuart.
BRADLAUGH IN THE HANDS OF THE CARLIsTs.
LONDON, May 30.-The Post of this morning
says private dispatch has been received here.
announcing that Mr.. Bradlaugh, after leaving
Madrid, was seized by Carlists and carried to
the headquarters OF the insurgent Saballs. His
life is said to be in danger.
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BOSTON, May 30.-Vice President Wilson is
in town to-day. He is suffering from nervous
ness, which has affected his eyes. During the
late campaign Mr.. Wilson made over l3O
speeches and travelled nearly 90 900 miles He
has attended to his Congressional labors during
the past winter, and at the same time was pre-.
paring the second volume of his historical
work for publication this autumn. His physi-
clan now orders a cessation of all work. includ-
ing correspondence, and that Mr.. Wilson shall
seek rest and relaxation during the summer
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SUIT AGAINST A RAILROAD CoNPANY.-Yes-
terday Mr.. j. Z. Wilson entered suit for Henry
T.. Norris and Mary Norris against the Wash
lngton City, Virginia, Midland and Great
TO tine amount OF 50 ,OO0 for having as saIIeeed
by said Mary NOrris), after receiving fare to
convey her from this city to Fairfax station,
Va, failed to DO so, but compelled her to leave
the cars two miles from the station, ahd to w ak
IN the darkness and snow, by which she was
greatly injured.
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Two Valuable Inventions for Fight.
ing Fire


Yesterday after the exhibition of the improy-
ed fire alarm apparatus at the hall Of the House
of Delegates, noticed in The STAR of last eve
ning,) most of those present proceeded to the
Arlington hotel where the fire department was
reviewed. After the Governor and a number
of our District legislators, with the fire COM
missiOners and others, had passed down the
lines and examined the works of the engines,
the signal was given by striking a gong and
the engines pulled up to the water plugs and in
moment five streams of water were PLAYING
The next movement ELECTED the hearty applause
of the spectators. This was the feat never
and at one time an immense ladder eighty feet
long. This ladder was laid horizontally along
the street in front OF the hotel. shorter lad
der was quickly raised to a perpendicular
the two bases being very firmly attached
Strong lines were then led from the top of the
perpendicular ladder to points along the length
Of the long one where they were fastened
Other lines from the top OF the perpendicular
ladder were led of in the opposite direction ana
were seized by eight or ten hremen who by the
advantage of the leverage gradually pulled
down the shorter and raised the longer ladder
which was kept from swaying by guys from each
side in the hands Of trusty men. The immense
eighty foot ladder, with hose laid along it, was
then placed in Few minutes against the cor
nice of the hote . ,bout eighty feet from tn.
pavement, and al Ter firemen going up and dow
was as steadily and easily lowered.
The next experiment was the combination of
two or three steam fire engines to force a single
sr. am of water also new thing in lighting fire.
By that means an immense volume of water
was thrown clear above the flagstaff which snr-
mounts the high French roof Of the Arlington
The ladder raising device and that for combin-
ing the force of two or more steam fire engines
are both the inventions Of Chief Engineer Mar
tin Cronin, OF the District fire department.
and Tor adapting them to use here he Is entitled
to something more substantial than the thanks
for our citizens.
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0An Iowa judge has decided that splitting
tobacco in a horses eye is worth q sentence OF
six months In jail.
- The sudden death Of two persons. either
from cholera or cholera morbus, has created
great excitement in Paducah, KY.
- Austin Bidwell, the alleged Bank of Eng
land forger, who was arrested at Havana. has
gate.
~Down east, when they want to speak of a
mans hberality, and don't want to praise him
too much, they say he has heart as big as
Rhode Island.
ga conference Of New York prohibitionists
mas called q convention OF Representatives of
churches, Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATIONS
ana temperance societies to meet at ALBANY on
the 9th and 18th Of June. -
! ~The Meme Freie Presse, Vienna. contrib.
ntes c1r1ousiy to the exhibition, its tribute be-
ING hugh glass hong crystal newspaper
pAiace-by which visitors are able TO maj
every step in the working on Of the evenine
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We CAIIIthe attention of the travelling pub
lie to the old established firm OF y. ). TophSm
& CO., on eth street, they being the only prac-
dies Dress Trunk and Travelling Sacks in the
city, together with a large stock OF Ladies'
Belts and Satchels. Their stock is complete IN
all its departments, and the goods offered for
style, beauty of finish, and durability arr
price, cannot be excelled in the city Tive
them eall-i25 9Th street, next TO odd Eel.
LEWIS Hall. "a >
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The Day in Phfladelnh,a

PHlLADELPHIA, May 3O-Flags are flying in
all directions. The various posts of the Grand
Army proceeded to the different cemeteries
with bands OF music, and the graves were dec
GRATED, orations being delivered at prominent
points.
CASE OF EPIZOOTY
was observed this morning in ferry boat coming
from Camden.
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COPPER FOUNTAINS FOR SOFA NOT RELt-
ABLE.-The copper soda fountain that exploded
on Monday night at JaTvis's confectionery
store, on 9th street, was only charged at IN
lbs. pressure. The steel fountains which Pal
mer < Green will use hereafter exclusively FOR
soda, are guaranteed TO stand go lbs pressure
TO the square inch. 3O,2
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EDITOR OF STAR: For the informstion of the
ladies and gentlemen who expected TO 90 on
the Canal Mission excursion to Great Falls to-
day on the packet Minnesota, permit me to ex-
plain the cause Of the failure Of the ENTERPRISE
w1itten contract was entered into by MI. Rit.
ter, the proprietor Of the packet on the stb
inst, and he has been conferred with several
times since and never once intimated that he
TUESDAY evening last Mr.. r. was called upon by
two OF our party, when he said, "Have one OF
your number here early Friday morning to saw
who shall come aboard, as it will be q public
holiday" Yesterday i learned that Mr.. r.,
without regard to honesty or fair dealing, had
chartered the boat to the "Sporting Club" OF
this city. immediately called upon Mr.. Ritter
and demanded an explanation, but he simplv
expressed his determination to take the aciub /;
although he admitted that their rer6ai agree
ment was made subsequent to our ,critten coa-
traef- Now, Mr.. Editor. II written contract
viii not warrant party In planning an excur-
sion what will? and is there no way Of compcIl.
ing the performance Of such contracts, or n, us,
people wait until the mischief IL done before
they can apply 10 the Law. r. B. TAYLOR.
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SUFFERERS PROM CoENs, BUNIoNs. BAp
NAILS, etc, find immediate relief at Dr. White
establishment, No. SIS 18th street, opposite 1.
5. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none hut
suitable shoes are worn. IN
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BEWARE OF COPPER FOUNTAINS PoR SopA.
Upon hearing of the explosion of a copper soda
fountain at Jarvis confectionery store. on Mon
day night last. We decided to test the relative
strength OF copper and steel fountains. In
doing so we burst two copper fountains at hess
than $50 lbs. pressure, whilst the steel fountains
resisted successfully COO lbs, which was as high
a. we dare go on our generator.
SOFT PALMER X GREEN, Georgetown.
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JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scrlptions carefully compounded by Geo W.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants, AT
the new sample rooms, corner Ptnnsyly ania
avenue and AZ street rs
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CITY ITEMS.

Try DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, you will soon
Baking Powder. Put M full. net weight 800
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A STARTLING TRUTH,-Thousands die annu
ally from neglected coughs and colds. which
soon rlpen into consumption. or other equally
fatal diseases or the lungs; when by the timely
use of single bottle of DR.. Wistdr's Rdlsapt .,
Wiid Cherry their lives might have been pre-
served to a green old age. 2S6
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Jewelry Store, No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue,
near street, received this morning some
beautiful styles Of iewelry.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the purposes of a
purgative, for Constipation, Ind gestion. Head
ache and Liver Complaint. by universal ac-
cord, they are the best of all purgatives for fam
lily use. mwfNw
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.AL:xAnpRIA.-Quotationso Of new ash for this
8ny, IoInisnSd 70 TnB star BY George ".
King q, "a. u. IS 6sh wAarves, Alexandris:
Snad, per hn..red, s9to eli; Herring, psr thon.
sano, - 70 80; white perch. very scarce; rock,
e,o;y.S scsaees e1Ai' very scarce. Fishing neArly
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SHoeTIrG A pYAIR IN A SALoox.--I.ast nfxht.
abonf o'risck, John Donovan and Nickael
Dowiing met in = saioon on 7th, street, near
FklyRinia aSenne, and the former drav 4 pisfDl
and fired one shot 1t the latter, but foffu natei
missed him. O0feor Howe Arrested Donovan,
ana ne vs. loekfd Up e. ohea.jnG,
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND Buck BEER on
draught at Geo W. Drivers new sample rooms
corner Pennsylvania avenue and g.. street. = )
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NOTHING RESERVED.

NOTHING RESERVED.
Unprecedented PeremptOr. Positive
S SEE F FSkcEB SALES SALES
81 ENTIRE sFSek
NOW GOING ON.
NOW GOING ON.
WE ARE ovERsToCKED
AND MUST REDUCE,
AND WILL SELL
Al sioasi' Suit s 8. si sos saa Suit at $40 a
TSS M4SE SSSBs
MIST MIST s 81 SOB sotD.
zkE SELLING SELLING k kzfsiiBt ::
TEN DOLLARS EIFTEEN DOLLARS, TWEEN
Tf DOLLARS.
SIS Suit at $40,
sa7 Suit at 20
Ne Nc E EEEsEEEfE4EiSSs:
III III VIE VIE 81 81 s sSES:
III III % MEsr e e s SCI g:
IN BOYS SUITS
wEoFFER THE SAME INDUCEMENTS.
So for Sc Suit,
$40 for Sis.
CALL AT ONCE
BRING THE BOYS.
BUY BARGAINS.
HABL6 BROTHERS.
FASHIONABLE TAILoRs,
m27-u ooRSEl 1IH AND STREET.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETs.
NEW SroRE!
C;0p, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
HoGsE, CARPETS. oILCLorH, MAT.
sEvtSTH ST. TING, RUGS, MATS, &c.
Persons furnishing please call and examin. and
mis- I'm sO4 Urn ST., BET TSKJ
THE ELLIPTIC YOKE SHIRT is pronoQ nee
u Il by thousands Of wearers 20 be the perfec. N
with absolute ITesision: In the % after Of ma %
WELL, No. ago Sth St, Wsshinetcn, D. O. mia-tr
aSD sTEaSs sT ld ~ ss
llth street. as
M c. LUTTRKLL. O. A. DUNNINGTON
LUfTRELL q BURLINGTON.
Aactieneers and Cemmissien Merchants,
S15 La. Ave-, bet. 9th and 10th streets north west
~specisl and Personal attention given TO the
sale OF keal Estate. ASSN
NOW Oh EXHIBITION, the bon on White
Io if'i r.sn: awe: .:s
FRANKLIN q SSpp41uIrs.
lds1uias sr..liass tsSsis s,ss..sis. ;.nlss
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% sH01 sFs sHsyI iS iV E.s.: e:
sI'RE TAT MEN Vim rejoice g learn that they
ioil Penn. ave.. near nth 9 q
IJsE kgpILY Quill. PutSss r901h
80. fnss. 49, sss... -
M7HE GREAT REqEDIKs FOR CONSUME
ton, Waiting end In1igestion,, are savory &
MsSiea men Who have made il special study tes
tify that ne 10 prolonged In Remarkable manner,
sSS s1s:iy S: sss
tbs neral eoedition Of the body Improved b. ifs
g. es.sS. the Prisos or q We ssn II:
s1te ss ana a B, FIX, Ss N..
apd etorskeepers throughout tue Gsstes "a Osnsds
Serks- A.me end tradx marx on each boetie. nSs s
sEf SsIqf 5AH VSR AZ f ~ SflAn oAl
Sss e e ss 8: CHI - 81 -
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EVENING STAR.
FRIDAY.......... Nay 80, 1873,
LOCAL NEWS.


WeVs Opera House.-Chas. Walcot in ''Tle
Swamp Angels"-last night but one,
3Aeatey Co~iqWe-''Rip Van Wrinkle" AMI II e
usual variety Entertainment for benefit Of Otto
Burbank.
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Is General Davis n Victim to MO1Oc
Tre0ehery?

SAN FRANCIsCo, lay 30.-Considerable an
xiety Is felt for Gen. Davis, who has gone on a
scout with the captured ModOcs after Captain
Jack
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shedd's,
800 street. 5a6.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
FTHERK Will BIZ A STRAWBERRY
mDrnbsr,on str..i n Y cSarch, Gesrs.,o~n. n
G.. THIS AFTERNOON and EVENING. an N
SrEREosCOPIC VIEWS,
BLkssTSE 6pb PE EEsS, CLAN ,h s2cIETr
ON TrEsbRr HVEsffsaGh, yS SSh ), ls7s.
mence AZ MS Ss
ENTRAORDINARY RARGAINs IN DRY
Plain and Striped Grenadines.
gspsn.ss silks. a. sc worth %
Bstist and Linen sSiiinss al shade ssrs sSsar
S strip and plaid w z ts Erereh oTs.Rde'
lsrre stock of Good Cor ,..-ps srs No, /. wa.-
Ls Sl, and Gents ysu,e Under Vests
BESyAMIS MILLER.
INSTR l01 Bridge street. Georgctown.
RY ThVMAs BOWLING, AnctT, Gc0rseto~u
yhLIABLE IMPRoyEp PRoPERTY- on
w MI c sIREkIs B1TMSES MAsHlNSIoN
- On THURSDAY, May 2sth, at O'Clock ?.
e no VIII sell On the premises part 81 Lct NJ.
street, between wsshiRston and Congr--s streets,
, 1frsa Isieet The mpr9ss@erns oensi.t
house, containing ten rooms bathroom and cellar,
water and gas, &c, &c, and one e the hest locs-
Terms: one-third cash: balance IN 8. u and ls
cured by deed q trust on the prSr~riy O.nses.
ancing Al cost q purohsser 4 deposit q sls
nf2 THOMAS BOWLING. auct.
Try THos. BOWLING Auctioncer, Cieorgeto~u.
PEREMProRy sArEOF SIX CoNFogr,pLr
DWELLING HorsEs' No. 49, az. 81
a. AND 80 DUNBARTos SHEET, ar
- ON TUESDAY, June 81, at > O'Clock. VIII
81 sell On the rremi,.-, on Dunesrtou street, be
ly new comfortable franc dwelling houses, with
mosern improvements. tn" location - pleasant
Terms One third CASH b.ahee 8 q and IS months.
SsiDs ses =, , q tTTs, on the p,oRey Csnsc
required ss soon a. the property isstInck %.
msO-dts THOMAS DOwLiSG. kaesT.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.. Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
wrAsHaiNGnSN STREET GEORGETOWN,
- On TUESDAY. June "a, at q O'Clock . nj
81 viii sell on the premises, part q Lot las,
ling g feet on the east side of " sshington street
between Dunharton and Besll streets, 10 depth Of
oOteet- The improvements consist e Substantial
tMo.story and half Brick Dwslline House, With
tles, pantry, &e, &c Choice pear grape, &C, ia
Il The ne street. neer se be. s Sss 90
we'll worthy of the attention q buyer
months, with interest secured by deed q trust on ne
premises con'eyAnoins , e. the Sost O. pnrchs-eT
READY FOB TIE SPRING TRADE
With full q corr orr Of ,.s elias. wGrsen
stuHs, &C, &c; am fully SrePsres %
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LADIES AND GENTS SPRING AND SUMNER
WEARING APPAREL,
promptly aud in the best manner
W. n. WHEATLEH.
Premium STEAM DYEING AND SCDURs
ING WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1881
Premium awarded iss7
1mes; 80 !,nerson q Georgetown, ID. q
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