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that she was at home on the night Of the
murder.
In Warren county, Ga, G. Clark muir
dered his wife, and left her body to be
burned. Clark fled.
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San Francisco, March 80, P. NJ.
Frank Rogers plead guilty in the Police
Court on charge Of conspiracy with Thos.
Boylan, to place German boy, named
Diedrich Hansen, on board ship, by
fraudently signing the name of Charles
Anderson to the ships papers. Boylan,
who got one hundred dollars for the man
Hansen, was brought off the vessel by
the police. Boylan will now have to APP
pear before the Court for the part he has
taken in the Infamous transaction.
Levi Parsons has filed claim for many
hundreds Of thousands of dollars against
the Phoebe estate. One is an account for
$244, 34S; another for the Willows lands
at the Mission. The executors claim that
he is indebted to the estate to the amount
of S67,723
Mrs. Page, OF Vallejo, is rapidly recov-
ering from the terrible injuries which her
husband inflicted upon her.
A private dispatch from Hongkong
states tina. British steamer would sail
from that port for San Francisco on
April 10th.
The European and Oregon Land Com
pany have elected the following direc-
tors: Joseph S. Wilson, President; F.
d. Atherton, Vice President; VIM. C.
Ralston, VIM. Norris, John p. jackson,
T. Brown, NJ. Latham, j. II. Rathbone,
Rudolf Solzbach, Francis Avery and
Jesse Holiday. The company have
charge of the land grants to the Califor-
mia aud Oregon Railroad Company.
Subscriptions are being taken for cap
ital stock in a new trust and banking
company in this city. All the particu-
lars of the new enterprise have not been
made public yet.
SACRAMENTO, March 80.
Chas. Mortimer was called up in the
| District Court to-day for sentence. Den
ison, counsel for Mortimer, moved to set
| aside the verdict and grant a new trial,
after argument, the motion was overruled
and prisoner sentenced to be hung May
l6. He displayed no emotion on receiv-
ing the sentence.
STOCKTON, March 90.
Wilkins, the City Collector, died to-day
from wounds received last Tuesday night
Durkin and Hall are held on suspicion
Of being the murderers.
CORVALLIS, Or, March %.
The City Hotel was burned to-day
with all the furniture and contents
John Murray, of jamestown, was burned
to death. Portions of his remains were
found in the ruins of the building
Other occupants escaping by leapins
from the windows without serious injury
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCE OF
"A Indebtedness against the County of Lin
coin, contracted before the LIST day of March,
1873, are requested to present the same to the
Board of Funding Commissioners, of said Coun-
ty on the
First day of May,
Or as thereafter as possible, at the office of
the County Auditor. for the purpose of cancel
ing the same and receiving bonds in lieu
thereof.
JOHN ROEDER, County Treasurer,
By XIV PHILLIPS, Deputy.
Phoebe, Nevada, March "a. 1878. mr25-td
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A LODGE of the Knights of Pythias has
been organized in Virginia city, to be
known as Nevada Lodge, No. l.
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QUARTZ owners in Montana Territory
rsmain "millionaires in distress. =
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The Washington correspondent of the
Sacramento Union says that Senator
Nye is still at the National Capital. The
same writer mentions Nye's successor
John P. Jones--as follows:
His successor, Jones, has been here
about week, and is already favorite
with his associates. His off hand genial
ity and western "bonhomic, backed up
by horld face, restless black eye and a
frank, yet by no means rough manner of
address, will secure friends fast enough,
and, If he be not wrecked on the shoals
OF adulaton before he gets under way,
predict for the new Senator more than
common fame.
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SAN Francisco, March 30,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 70.
Professor Lays gas balloon broke
from her moorngs this morning, at
Woodward's Gardens, and sailed rapidly
into the upper void, alone and uncon-
trolled. 1t went up almost perpendicu-
larry, and was soon out of sight.
Timothy Reardon was thrown from a
hospital ambulance yesterday afternoon,
and received injuries which resulted in
his death last evening.
Last night the dead body of Charles
Pope, German, co years of age, was
found at the grave of his wife, in Odd
Fellows Cemetery. He decorated her
tomb with flowers, took poison and died.
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CAUTION.

The following Certificates Of Stock of the
Hermes Mining Company were sold on March
18th, 1873, to pay amount due on Assessment No.
3, and the public are hereby cautioned against
the same:
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CHECK LOST.

I'm SUNDAY, THE 10TH INST, LOST A
" Check on Wells, Fargo h Co., No. 1913, dated
March Is, and signed by B. F. Sides. in favor Of
F. Spencer, for 1888 20, gold coin, All persons
are warned not to purchase.
F. SPENCER.
Phoebe, March IT. 1873. mrls-3O+
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NfW advertisements.

SALT LAKE ROUTE NOW OPEN.
TYNHE ROAD VIA THE ABOVE POINT FOR
Il the delivery Of Freight to Phoebe, from
East and West is now open, and the undersigned
are prepared to receive and forward all goods
consigned to their care, at the very lowest rates.
by careful Transfers, and without delay.
GORDON 4 MURRAY, Forwarders.
Lehi terminus, Utah Southern +. R.
mr30-lm
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The Virginia Chronicle, of March "a,
concurs in opinion with the RECORD Of
the insinuations thrown out by the San
Francisco Chronicle. The former named
paper says: The Phoebe RECORD goes
back on the San Francisco Chronicle for
insinuating that notices of mines appear
ing in that paper are doctored by Super
intendents. This is right. The Nevada
papers are not half SO likely to be subsi-
died as the San Francisco journals that
are near the Stock Board on California
street -
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A MODEL BoARp.-The new Board of
Trustees for the State Orphans Home, at
Carson, is composed OF three persons,
who are in every way eminently fitted for
the guardianship of the States juvenile
group. Their names and official posi-
tons are as follows; Jerry Schooling,
State Treasurer; A. N. Fisher, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, and John
Day, Surveyor General. The youngest
and handsomest of the three, has been
selected as Chairman of the Board name
ly, Honest Jerry Schooling.
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THE C0rRTN.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN-rhis morning,
on motion Of Indge Moore, Mr.. W. u Nelson. Of
Tennessee, admitted 20 the bar; ALEC, motion
q MI A.; O. Bradley, Frank w. Hackett, Of the
Mr. Thomas Wilson presented the mandate Of the
supreme Court Of the United Stste> in tn case Of
this court, which was ordered to be transmitted to
the Equity Court, where the proper order will be
nr. Cahill presented petition Of Michael puney
county constable, against whom scase IL now pend
ing TO recover money alleged to have been collected,
and wnlcn ne declines tn paw over before Justice
joseph T X. Plant. The court granted leave to file
petition for the removal Of the party returnable
on Saturday next.
Mr.. N aifinefy presented the mandate Of the So.
prem Court Of the United States in the of Cook
sgt Wiley ct al Also, presented application Of :
q: Mills for appointment as l. s. Commissioner The
Chief Justice said the application could be fled bur
there were some very worthy applicants for this pO
point 90 many as 20 make the office not worth hav-
Nr. Mattingiy offered the following rr,e. which
the plaintiff may exhibit nterroSafories in wrtinS
to the garnis hee concerning the property of defend
ant in his possession charge, or by him due or
owing at the time Of serving such writ of attach
ment, or AZ any OF her time, and the earnshee shall
nile his answer, under oath, to such
within ten days.
1fthe garnshee shall neglect or refuse so 70 do the
erty Of the defendant TO amount sufficient 70 pay
the debt damages and interest Of the plaintiff and
costs and execution shall issue i'm other IL
condemnation in the hands Of gsrnshees, provided
ga'iories.
The conrt adjourned for one week
POLICE COURT, Judge SaeH-To-,iay. in the
case Of T. y. Hodges, charged with threats Of per
wife, from HON he had been divorced the judgs re-
qured personal security Of 800 to keep the peace
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GEOR GETOWN.

INSTANTLY KILLED.-John wheatley, a
bricklayer, was instantly killed at Wheeling W.
Va, on Wednesday last, by being struck by a
crane and knocked from a platform; his neck
was broken. He leaves a wife and two children
1t is said that his mother resides i'm this CITY.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer +. c. Knight
which was so long stranded in the ice near the
day, and cleared for New York this morning
with 800 barrels of -four.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooners Margaret
Ella and Kitty Ann arrived to-day from Alex
andria, with 800 bushels of wheat Consigned IN
Hartley & Bro,
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Tie Fire Departnaemt.


ARRANGEMENTS FOR PARTICIPATING IN THE
INAUGURATION PARADE.
At a meeting OF the fire commissioners last
night the report OF the chief engineer was SUBJ
mtted, showing eleven fires for the month of
January last, the one at the National Theater
being the most destructive, the reportc,i ioss
sei,.r Sis ooo with An INSURANCE of S62 600. In
the opinion Of the chief The loss had been over
estimated. He recommended the purchase Of a
new gong for No. engine house.
"A petition was received from n number of
citizens OF the western end OF the town asking
that a striking apparatus be placed on the west
ern Presbyterian Church oil III street, between
18th and 2Oth streets. The request was granted.
A communication was received from VIM.
Dickson, chairman Of the committee on civic
procession, asking the loan of the old truck at
No. engine house for use OF the Potomac Boat
Club in the line of procession on the ith OF
March next; granted.
Mr. Smith. from the committee on supplies,
submitted an estimate Of cost for RENTING the
Office Of the superintendent OF fire alarm tele-
authorized to have the work done. He also rec
commended that the chief engineer be authorized
to purchase a saddle and bride for Inaugural
ton purposes and for use of the service; agreed
10. Also, from the subcommittee on parade,
reported In favor Of appropriating 500 to pay
for music on Inauguration day. After some de
bate the question was lost; Messrs. Barker Bar
ley and Baker voting in the negative, and
Messrs. McDevitt and Smith in the affirmative
Mr. Baker afterwards changed his vote to the
affirmative, and the recommendation was
adopted.
Mr.. Bailey moved that the chief engineer con-
sult with the architect Of the capitol and ascer
tain what arc his intentions in relation to tear
| ing down No. engine house TO make room fol
| iml rovements Of the grounds, and report al
next meeting. Carried.
| The committee on telegraph reported in favor
OF placing large gong In No. 4 engine house
adopted, and the superintendent was Instructed
/ TO place one there.
| Box 81, at present at the corner Of Az street
and Pennsyiyania avenue, was ordered to be
removed to the Columbia building.
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~They are looking for clean-street candi
date for mayor in st. Louis.

~They are looking for clean-street candi
date for mayor in st. Louis.
n0Nash vile, Tenn, is haunted by a fashion
able spectre with . Grecian bend.
~Aldermanic dinners and hack-hire only
cost Boston 81 900 month last year.
ga Boston clergymen admitted last Sunday
that Joseph got up "corner" In corn.
~At jacksonville, H., they SNOWFALL newly
married couples, for want Of better manners.
ga Connecticut man prefers to paw q, 900
for breach Of promise than wed the girl who
spells marry with ono r.
~On Monday three children of one family
in Steubenville were buried, their deaths hav-
ing been caused by whooping-cough.
ga Mrs. Ira Smith Choate, Of South China,
Maine, ID said to have been literally frightened
to death during a severe thunder storm last
week.
~The four girl freshmen at AQddletown
University are giving the boys hard row to
keep up with them In their studies.
The Louisville Courier-Journal remarks
that jury packing has become as much a bust
ness as pork packing.
Brighter days are coming-just think Of it.
Blue birds, daDdeliOns, caravans, scissor-g ind
ers, artichokes, violets and hand organs. will
soon sing. shine, show. sharpen, scent and
shrek that spring has come.
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LOCAL NEWS.


The superintendent OF streets has been direct
ea 10 place 2 plank footway on the east side Of
Nth street. from VI 20 I street.
Metropolis Lodge, No. 16, Odd Fellows, were
the recipients last evening of a fraternal visit
from the Visiting Phalanx."
Dir r. r. porsett, a well-known printer, died
On Thursday morning at his fathers residence
corner OF ri and q streets northeast
Some of onr townsvomen, ever forward i'm
works Of charity, have gotten mp series OF tab
ieaux in behalf of the orphan boys OF St.Joseph's
a,yium. which they propose TO exhibit at Odd
Fellows hail, on the nights of Nepdav and
Tuesday, the 18th and 18th instants, 10 which
Praiseworthy undertaking we solicit the atten-
ton and SUPPORT of our readers.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements,

hFTHE RIGHT REV. VIM H. HARE, D. D.,
Wy Bishop of Niobrara, the first Bishop sent by
the Protestant Episcopal Church to the Indians,
will preach in ST. Johns Church, corner ID and Po
tImac streets, Georgetown, TO MORROW MORN
ING, 10th inst. Hour of service ii O'Clock. Mem
bers of the Brotherhood at the door give 1t
VNHE Bush Is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
YORK al ready for delivery; regreting the una
past fall, owing to the impossibility Of securing
skilled workmen in sufficient numbers.
Truly thankful for past fayors, having of present
full corps OF first class artisans with every facility
to meet promptly all demands, respectfully soicia
continuance of the same.
w. III. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR.
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
janH 80 Jefferson street, Georgetown, DO
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clergyman while residing in South America
e missionary, discovered q safe and simple remedy
f 70; the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease OF the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
VIC; hsbits Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire TO benefit
the anicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
Tor preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
envelope, TO any one whe needs il, Free Of CAnyre
Address, JOSEPH +. INMAN,
Station D, Bible House,
mar12ly New York CITY
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On Marriage.

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects o
errors and abuses in early life. Manhood restored
lmpediments to marriage removed New method of
treatment New and remarkable remedies. Books
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South 9th
street, Philadelphia, Penn; an institution having
high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill. dec7- eos,n
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PONDS ExTRAcT-FOr twenty-five wears the
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
bOOk. 2lO.o5
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CITY ITEMS.

HEAVY OvERCoArs AND SrIrs at greatly
reduced prices. A fine assortment of SnrinS =
Cassmeres for ordered work.
ROMAN & Cox, 5O7 eth street.
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SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence of the lateness Of the season, and
preparing for large Spring stock, offer for the
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIr.-"Bro,c
Bronchiat Troches" are the most popular article
IN TINS Country or Europe for Throat Diseases
and Coughs, and this popularity is based upon
ied merit. cost
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ALASKA DIAMONDS, earrings set in gold,
French gilt aud jets and ornaments for the hair,
trautifril STYLES received az Prigg's jeweiry
ssore, No. 81. Pennsylvania ayendc, near ~
street.
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THE FORTY DOLLAR ready-made Black Dress
Suit, Of my own manufacture, is warranted To
equal any suit of its price in the country I'm
quality OF the material and character OF work
GEO. G. HKNNING,
No. 40 Seventh street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Caution.
LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Buyers are cautioned to avoid the numerous C,un-
terfeifs and limitations offered for sale.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York
octl5-2awly Agents for the United SIafes
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WASHINGTON CONFERENCE NJ. T.. CHURCH
(colored) convenes at Asbury NJ. T.. Church,
corner of 18th and X streets, February 10Th
coiored conference in he connection &c ion. having
1--WE presiding elders districts, superintendent as
f0llows:-Chesapeake, by Rev. B. Browne, ST.:
Potomac, by Rev. james Peck; Lynchburg. by
Sey: J. II. R-.ce; Staunton, by Rev. r. G.
ingtOn, by Rev. NJ. Spriddle, and Ohio by Rev.
ID. p. Jones. There are 1O7 appointments, with
a membership Of 22,355, besides 3,0S2 proba-
preachers They have 173 churches, valued at
s43s, s22, and Is parsOnages, valued at S13, 100.
There are PIG Sunday schools, with 1O,0s2
scholars, and II ,2s' volumes in their libraries.
The LINNEY-METzEROTT CAsE-This morn
ing, in the circuit court, the jury in the case of
Linney (guardan) against Naturalization to
recover damages alleged to have been sustained
by the boy DOnOhue being injured by piano box
falling on him-came into court and stating that
they were unable to agree were discharged. 1t
appears that the jury disagreed upon law points
verdict for defendant and for plaintiff.
SMALL Pox.-Since our report yesterday
cases of small pox Il each) have been reported
in the following localities: u. s. Jail; between
oath and 18th and northwest; 10th, between
and southeast; between sth and 9th and ID and
W. II. Branson, No. "a N street southeast; NAL
vina Miller, nj street, between and LIST streets
southwest; and Maggie Weaver, Shows Row
between oath and 18th northwest.
A SMALLPOX CASE AMONG THE POLICE
COURT PRIsoNERs-Elizabeth Wreen, colored
was taken to the Police Court this morning from
the LIST precinct station in the Black Maria, her
face all broke out with smallpox. Officer Mel.
ton arrested her on a charge OF profanity, and
in the cell was her Condition Ue SSs
was then turned loose again without prosecu-
ton.
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SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Ghiropodist, No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the
treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes
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DID, SEARLE, ESQ, OF Minnesota, has been
admitted 10 practice In the Supreme Court of
me United States Mr.. Searle was for several
years a resident OF this city. and graduated IN
The Columbian college in the class Of 1865.
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sss. .1as .9snas
1nkk S SfW Rsr ffkFAE c HcH Nsyoa
WIN. cARLET6S HAn'e IN W. %S d'fy S &
MISS 5 JIM gil GiL sfEsSan'
The famous } kTE RiSsf r. "A RdS Champion
coS Tee grsat y SENSATIONAL Song and Dance Men,
Return of he iOinit;h,s Bg;sS co%e sR FOX
NOW x;Iss ias:rite d. assasss sl nooNhr
DSu
Ross Celeste, Maud as ssn a"d 6sl m
oro pn, THE G Is ToNrAINBLEAu.
Suek sIIros g, Johnny Sarrs Dick Parker Jean
ofs Huston Brothers First time in this theater
. . ..usn.O' VIRGINIA MUMMY.
.s'' MI 's0' . k AslSsf- p ssE sersion Of
fEsIs %ssssf d x. rss sa
0t as Q, I sssA .sT., }s;y;!s 70.
.IA 81, MARkkfrER,s t'rs ST
No Ss;stfi Nd IA.
Choice OH Paintings, fnerayinss, Chromo., &C.
Psssre fctuae GSs w, %nasw
'sl:, kI1ss; Na, :. As As, in the District.
fteaee remember N anne and Number. jelly
NOTiCE-That Z. 8. justin, Gig u street be.
tween 9th and 9TH streets northwest, sells Gus
SECOND HAND CLOTHING
less than bali he cost Of ready made new ones
BIN DkESSEs specially. feS-ly
ND GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER Ere
~ bought at fair prices for Q New York house.
Household Furniture bought and sold Noteo by mail
promptly attended to By AU0ENSTEIN, llOe
Renpsyly ania ~ enue d1lvs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ElRsT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
- Ccrs<T lotk aad u S.rdsfs
I'LL PILGRIM will BE- exhibited TUESDAY,
MsnSEsnAf and FRIDAY, February 18th, ls,h
r 10 N. At. IN Mafinees WEDNESDAY aud
relpAi AFTERNOONS at o. clock Admission,
sshs' children, Is cent?; ehillrca TO Matiner, ~
walls NEW OPERA HOUSE.
John r FORD. Proprietor and MANAGER
>. . oiFFOhb.-. Theatrical Architect and Bu,!ler
THE OPENING PERFORMANCE
Will be given
SATURDAY, February %, Is7s,
when the Comedian,
Mr.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
VIII appear in BouCICATLTs version Of
WASHINGTON IRyINGS LEGENDARY Ro-
NANCE, entitled
RIP VAN WINNIE
With a competent Dramatic Company. and entirely
new Scenery painted for this occasion b. William
The vail painting and decorations the house are
by MI: John Sommers and assistants.
The building rted for Mr., Thomas Berry by Mr..
Thomas n: kntwisle, Of this city.
Ihe performance will be preceded by music appro-
pirate Tor the day and occasion by Professor Louis
Weber and Orchestra.
The sale of reserved seats for the first three even
ngs viii take rlace AZ the Opera Mouse, cummelcng
mnndaya February ", at = O'clock.
fEN
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repair
and made to order by Hempler, near TX sire
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SEE the announcement OF the SAslcy Gasefte
for to Morrow. II IS TO be an unusually good
number.
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WILCOX q GIBB's SRwINe INACTIVE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's h0Opskirt and corset factory, 18th street
lntelligencer Building. 10 %
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We ISyITE THE ATTENTION Of connoisseurs
and others 70 the magnificent McPhail s. Co.'s
IL grand scale Piano, with English hampers
now on exhibition and for sale at the auction
rooms OF Green & Williams, corner ID and 10th
streets. IL is one Of the finest instruments ever
offered in this city. 1t was purchased at q cost
Of $500, and has been in use but three months
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANH, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws 6 Der CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month
banking hours, to 4. Saturdays, to and
U O. Nt3, l4tl6
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TIE coLoRKp SCHOOL TRUSTEES met yester-
day, and the monthly report Of the superinten-
dent was presented, showing the enrolment of
1890 pupils; tardy during the month, SOC; sus-
pensions, 81; corporal punishment, l3S. Two
schools in the Chamberlain building George
town. taught by. Miss s. l.. Dafin and Miss A.
E Nsndcrhoof, respectively, had not q single
case of taadiness duTing the month.
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TIE HAMPTON STUDENTS, now starting out
ON a singing tour. were received by the Presi-
dent this morning in the east room OF the White
House, when they sang variety OF songs,
chiefly old plantation melodies. The Pres
ident stated that he had enjoyed the singing;
that he regarded the education Of the colored
rare national duty, and expressed his hearty
wishes that the company might succeed