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SPECIAL NOTICES.

aW-rHE MECHANICS AND LABoRs
s,, on YSPf June e TsiaS2n Y 4 SseS.ud S
ansiisrs, y o;slogE All nscSSniSs and isb9Tins.
men are Invited 10 be present. tellN
fWsTHBHtg gULAR MEETING OF THE
80 Parih Musical As.oelnAion win Be hold 4 Ne.
SseS%s PsSSsfs cs sS s'sf
&s gsts esS s6.s ~ ssn 5. 2isBSsS ss
III. sNiffHG. sSsrsisTS. .n' jeua'
tw"sTRAwBERRY FESTIVAL
ST. PATRICK's NEW CHURCH,
Tuesdsy, ,Wcdnesd.y, and Thursday evenings,
June 10th, llth, and 18th,
= AT MASONIC TEMPLE.
fwsNOTICB.-I RESPECTFULLY IN
So bs y Sae fsss Rsss nS srs Tsn .R
O9mmissioner nor haze I removed fs.p my old
Iceim No Tc,.ry y and m dfkassiGis donnl.sionsr.
ewsIMPROyRD SODA WITH GRANU-
snS = .,Iss, ,LALES ICE koLB's' corner Of ssyepth
w.RRMoyAL.-TuB UNDERSIGNED
Jersey sd .oS S S
storeroom and warehouse, tsoutheast corner of the
east.
, or insTessed bssier NJ enable u. 70 snRpy
pT,ses mssa.i n low as elsewhere ouIJoK 4 rRo.
fB1YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
Corner Ninth NihIiSSb md b streets.
new Soots Just added '''''"'1' o''' '''
READINaROOM free 10 all.
DAILY PRAYERMRETINgs-t1 rs. 9, and . r. m.
p,,,, sAgBATH !. ffNRSSIGkNsu NSbfkN lad NV
c%%Si;;iOhsT mn; Of Indian kasifs; and S'sPm'
.@Ls...,.o,,,.,,,,,.,;n.,,,. ,,;.,.,,o,;
and and dessl Businsss southNes, corner Of Eleventh.
- = -s,. ------ ~ =
sss,o ipnaSls enable MUSIC for GYpmmeppoemspp,s IN pSsp EI; E
DoNCn's BAND. orders len Al the leaders resi.
:.eLes, % WI = receive pto@P. attention; @ssa@-
Wph r.. ! siii 4 K s.1s.ti.t = M
mySd d-SoSl No Sls Iouisisns avenue.
fw PURE SODA, AND MINERAL.
AZ WATERS At Temple Drug Store, drawn
from l@pr0Eea seH r0a@ss.na sH.
fws wAsHIN GTON TRLEGRAPB
. WI sns Fess,yc @ edu
CATION IN the s5 o. Telesr.phy ip mi. instItHtion
inquire terms. ''V'" 'O'N "u'"O0i ~ o~'' 1''''
@6isd JE. CRAWFORD.
,1xtsuII nm N,s
e&y IN
ppu nppa aropv
No ,,,o HpEtw Hpt ,Rilxq ,RlrxtYqv nJfnhhkk(pSup
DEPOT ron SODA Ar, ,m,n.
ico-eon ---------- AZ tisAL Wal hns.
.,x.., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .,...un,,.,...,
fSg. PREsChtPTIONs COMPOuNDkn
80, a. moderate prices, at the TEMPLE DRUG
STORE, hAAonio Temple
fE5sDH. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
~ Onio COLLEGE On Dental surgery an Sey
enth street between ID and III A few doofs south o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW BOOKS RECEIVED by
WI. o. II. MORRISON,
LAW DooKsELLERs AND PUBLISHERS.
No. Hs Pennsylvania avenue.
WORK a Story Of Experience. BY Louisa n. A.
cott author o. Little Men" "Litte Women" &c.
UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE, rural paint
ing Of the Dutch School BY Thomas Hardy.
100 A.FI5HING. Dyw. O. Prime.
Cooper.
MAY. by Mrs. OliphAnt author Of AT His Gates"
"Chronicles of CArlinsford," &c.
BUMPS LAW AND PRACTICE OF BANK.
RUPTCY. The Practice In bankruptcy with the
Bankrupt Law Of tho United States as Amended
and ths Rules and Forms, together With Notes
referring 20 all Decisions reported TO May ], i61
BY Orlando v. Bump, Resister In BANKRUPTCY;
Bth edition, eyo, Law Sheer, leN
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

III. ruGH & SON,
Merchant Tailer.,
No. SIS Fourteenth Street.
Between PennsylvAnia avenue and street, opposite
wflArds Hotel. have received and opened lArso In
oico OF Hprins and summer
CLOTHS AND UAssfMEREs,
fREECH AND ENGLISH CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs
AND vEHTINus, Of the latest atyles
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pRoPosALs FOR STONE.
oFFIcE OF LIoHT, HOUSE ENaNKER,)
fITTH DI8ThICT, J
DALTMoRE, Nd, Jane s. Isi9
Sealed proposals will be Leceiyed Al this Office
until " O'clock m, Of SATURDAY, the bfh daY on
July, l57a, for furnishing All the BTONE for 4 Rim
bap Projection around the iron work Of the Front
The quantity Of Stone required for thls work Ia
cubic yards, more or leah
Specifications and further Information can he had
on application to this office.
(SignedI PETER O. HAINg
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AUCTION SALES.
PY GREEN = WILLIAMS, AastlosssEs

VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE, oPPosITE
HTRfET NOR III, BETWEEN SECOND AND
Thfkb sTREEfa We 4, AT AUOTfoN.
m On wEDNEsDAy, the I'm instant, At 9
hsndsoins thrse- story .Brief HOUSE with
ments, In perfect order; having a fne stable and
varTiaFe house. Lot Deilg % feet inches front BY
lbl feet deep TO public auey, Being house No ~.
Terms e1,0op cash; balance l, z, g. and year.,
for notes bearing per cent interest and secured
by deet Of trust on the premises sold. All con.
yeyanoing, &e, at the cost Of the purchaser. s9oo
jeI.d 4" WV ~ GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auets.
nv THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
Jeisd tstsrl dhEEs WILLIAMS, Auc,.
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THREE.sTORY FRAMs HOUSE, No. isaj
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEsT, BETWEEN
NJ AND n sTREErs, AT AUCTION.
An On IRIDAY, ,AETERNoos. June "a, .ts:0
III O'clock, will sell, in front Of the premises,
Lot In Coyle'u sub Of lots and y In
side of Eishth street aud rf M back u fsst 10 an
alley. and improved by a threest2ry Frame House
Terms liberal, aud Will BE- made known q time Of
sale. LATIMEl 4 CLEARY,
Je.ldkdn Auctioneerh
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TRusTEKg. SALE OF IMPROVED PBoPEnTY
on SOUTH p SIREET, BELwLkN,, ,HoY,r,H
CAPITOL sThEEI AND NEW JERSEY AVE
by virtue Of a deed of trust. dated December u.
isdp, and duly recorded In lber No, 81, folio 70,
one Of the land records for Was ington county IN
the District Of Columbia, and by direction Of the
RaIties .eenred hereby We will sel A Py6lie hs.
NO0N, June O. At O'Clock, part a Lot numbered 2,
" square numbered 6,i, With the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third caah the balance in two
equAl instahnents Of six aud twelve months from
day Of sale; deferred payment TO bear sper cent
interest, aud 70 be secured by deed OF trust on the
property sloO 70 Pc paid a. thc ting q sale COP.
are not comrlied With within ten days thereafter
the trustees reserve the right 70 resell the property
At the risk aud cot Of the defaulunR purchaser.
after Ave days public notice -.
SAMUEL CnOSS,l -r,,s,...
DUNOANBoN, BOWLING 4 CO., kuctionecra
myl1
sH-TIIE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY JUNE 70, lsia, al O'Clock y m.
shMukL ChQHs,l Tru.tecs
SAMUEL DACpNil tius'e'~'
IeJ9awGda Auctioneeru.
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DYIATIuCn a. CIRARy.

DS BATIMEH IL CLEARLY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
Southwest CORNER q pennsy yania avenue and Eley.
enth street. Star once Building.
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9 SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COSTA
~ hne assortment OF all descriptions Of ladies,
misses and ehtldren's, m 4, aud 4lso q xentlemen's
Will De sold At belsw cost In order " close business.
JOHN ANgERMANN n Son,
No. ais seventh street,
mys.lm opposite Odd FellowA Hall.
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Iy yielding to more educated and discrinin-
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while they afford q better rendering Of the
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To fully realize the wonderful work which
TIE ALDINE is doing for the cause Oh art
culture in America, it is only necessary to
consider the cost to the people Of any other
descent representations OF the productions Of
great painters.
In addition to designs BY the members Of
the National Academy, and other noted
American artists, THE 1LDINE will re-
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Thus the subscriber to TIE 4LDINE will,
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The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will
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An appeal to Col. Harlan was not in vain.
Ia his intervals of leisure he has devoted his
energies TO the adjustment OF the New York
mail service. An immediate Improvement is
The result. Mail matter that last week was
hot arriyin" until seven, or eight, or mile
o'clock in the evening has been distributed
ior two DAYS in succession at rs early an
hour as we are accustomed to see the distri-
button accomplished by the Adams Express
Company. There is no donbt that this i'm
rroyemcnt is directly attributable TO Col.
Harlan Ifthe Postmaster General succeeds
IN getting his postal telegraph scheme
through, Col. Harlan's abilities ought to be
utilized at once in the new department.
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Ii Nv DEPARTMENT..
Howard University,
Washington, ID. c.
THE FALL AND WINTER SESSION OF
THIS DEPARTMENT will commence
Sept. H. 1875

under the same instruction and management as
heretofore. viz Prof. John NJ. Iangs.on, Dean
Hon. 4. G. Riddle, Lecturer; ard II. d. Beaa,
Instructor and Secretary
The plan Of instruction followed is mainly
the Recitation system. Lectures, however, on
special topics Of the law. will Er delivered
throughout the course: aud regular weekly
Lectures on Law in ail branches, especially
Practice and Procedure, Will he delivered hy
Hon. \. q. Riddle.
Particular attention paid to forensic exereises
throu ghomt the course, and TO moot ccurt exer-
cisoa in the senior year
No distinction made on account Of sex or
coinr.
ierms 5IU6 ior course Of Il months actual
instruction ii paid in advance: or 81 per month
il paid monthly.
Address JOHN NJ. LANGSTON.
Dean Law Faculty Howard University.
Sept i-2t
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ADMISSION AND PROMOTION
IN THE
Government Departments.
Compctitice Drill at tie Commercial De.
paHmcm Of HowTd University.

A special branch of this Institution has been
organized in the small hall adjoining the school
rooms Of the regular Commercial Department,
southeast corncr of Ninth and ID streets, for the
purpose Of special preparation for the Civil
Service Examinations
The classes will be instructed by experts con
nected with the several Departments, who have
had personal experience in such examinations
Only limited number of Ladies and Gentle.
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themselves of this opportunity should apply at
once, between the hours of five and nine clock
p. M.
The corps of instructors in this school has
been increased by Edward Howard, b. l.. Lang.
y. A. West, l.. 4. Coliere, NJ. Y. Casey
[nl3l l.. TWlTCuELL, Principal.
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Kerosene Oil Rectiier.

1t renders any kerosene oil non.explosive and
reduces the heating qualities SO much that the
bursting Of lamp chimneys is entirely avoided.
We ask every person 10 try it, and if it fails to
produce the effect upon any kerosene OIL as
above stated, we will not ask them TO buy il, or,
II the event of purchase, We will return the
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The Rising Son.
or, TnE
History of The CoI0red Race

from the earliest period TO the present time,
by WIN. Wells Brown. N. d., with Biographi ,al
sketches Of the nost distinguished men and
women Of the race.
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money, But ALWAYS IN kEGIsTERED LETTKg.
The registration fee has been reduced 10 YIFIEEs
CENTS, and the present registration system has
been found by the postal authorities to be
nearly an absolute protection against Losses by
mail.
Address THE TRIBuSE, New York.
Terms: G.sa IL ADTAycA.
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The American eagle has never taken its
fight from the American heart, but what
happy day that Will be when i; finds its way
10 the American pocket.