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TIRE OURr.

CIRCUIT OOURr, Jsdse MaeArfAn.
Yesterday, Hillary Davis agt. Tn mas Tyler; YER
dict for defendant. Jane lawrence at. William J.
Murtaeh; Judgment By default. Columbus Alex
sncer aet. Litchheld Ausherton; appeal frem
order passed December 10, lEs. By defendants. Mt.
NJ te; verdict for plaintiff.
To day, Bastwood and Rogers ACT. CLARK snd
Sewers, verde for plaintiff, Thompson agt. Bor.
land ct al (eJectmentD on trial.
POLICE CCURr-Ja TIE SReI.
To-day, Thomas Brown, ass ult and battery: $40
and costs Edward kesting, ass suir aud battery;
90 and costs. jennie Parker, assault and battery;
So and costs. Frank Conner, ault and battery !;
forfeited collateral, S25. Charles Henry, larceny
S a. bow Linz; S% and costs Jam Barley. fast
Henry Powers, disorderly conduct; ol0. James
Dyer, profanity; IS. Sophia Beatty, committed to
jail - hours for contempt Of court. B. Hawkins,
disorderiv; e3. Anna Eorment, of.ntty; $40
Daniel Hill, profanity; $40. Albert BAlienger,
profanity; S. Emil Bruehi, maliciously carrying
en- bar-roow; continued. Lewis Spices, pro-
family IS. Bdward Preston. violation OF cart taw
Michael Ry an, disordsriy; IS. Andrew Hern, dis
Mercer, vserancy; workhouss. James MeFee,
profanity; So. Daniel Dowuey, profanity; Ss.
Thomas Easan, Melinda Hill and Rsbscca Green 4,
vagrsncy; woIkhouse. John Buckley, aniawfuily
carrying on a barreom; continued. Rebecca Smith
assault and battery Rosa Williams with q 90 p
bottle msnsarding her left eye; $50 and casts. John
II. Seymour. Warren Stewart and Howard Gordon J.,
Samuel Banks, were tried, and the last named was
c. mmited for the action of the grand Jury, and the
others were drmiseed. John Dorsey and Taylor
scCtt, disorderly in church; SIS each.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the Ssh
monthly meeting of the Merchants and Me
ehanics Building Association last night Is shares
were advanced on at from 80 to 81 per cent, and
1CO shares were withdrawn.
At the 18th monthly meeting of the Eureka
Building Association the following named Off
GERS wers elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, James Bullock: vice president, T. T.
Sparro; treasurer, Noble ID. Larner; secretary,
j. II. Prather; directors, George r. bearing
Franklin Barrett, z. Downing, +. Miller, Noryal
w. King, W. G. Connolly, and John Burns;
delegates to building association convention,
Noble ID. Larner and Franklin Barrett The
second annual report was presented by the Sec
rotary, MIR. Prather. showing receipts and dis
bursements, SIS, 6eis5 (including s31 ,172. 80 adj
vanced on rs shares) Original number Of
shares 2156; cancelled 60; redeemed, 359; now on
rolls 2, 206; holding loans, 5l2; not advanced on
1,e94; net assets, al 162. value of each share
50 90. At this meeting 10 shares were ad-
yanced on at 50 per cent.
At ire 18th meeting OF Central Association
No. last night, 90 shares were advanced on at
an average OF SIS per cent.
At the last meeting Of the First Cooperative
Association, (G3d month"; $1,000 were sold at
an average of Is per cent, and redeemed
$500.
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IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-
Within few days past deeds showing the fol-
lowing real estate transactions have been filed
in the office OF Recorder OF Deeds Charles
Knapp to John Hitz, W. F. Mattingly and c.
r Prentiss, part of lot II. square AS, fronting
= feet on street, east of eth, for 81 800. G. r.
and G. White, sub. P, square see, fronting on
street. between 9th and 10th northwest. for
t6,ioo. L. j. Davis to Martha s. Pomeroy, su b.
~, square 34S, in square north of Franklin
square, for S32, 600. W. j. Murtagh to James
w. Barker, part of lots and s, fronting SIS feet
on the east side Of llth street, between f and
+, with depth of % feet, for So. IS. Boughton
Il Moore TO Frank MillIken, part of lot Is,
square 81. fronting on F street, between 9th
and 10th, II feet, for SIS 600. Mrs. Sarah Ann
Osbourn has purchased of q. c. Magruder.
trustee part OF lot square 3l9, fronting 20 feet
on 18th street, between 6 and ii, for Sc. 2OO
Gen. Benz. F. Butler has purchased of Mrs.
Sarah L. Evans part of lots IL and II, square
ess, fronting on b street south from South Cap
itol street TO New Jersey avenue, for S17 800.
Gen. T.. G. Darlington has sold to i. Williamson
part sub. ID, square 1852, maryland avenue be-
tween 10th and 18th streets southwest for
80, 500. Mr.. Daniel Smith has purchased Of Mr.
Moses Kelly, sub. IL, square 912, bounded by F
and g and eth and 9th streets northwest, }
for 81 SEQ.
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Yesterday no less than three washingtous
obtained marriage licenses, two OF them to
Lees.
This afternoon the Grand Lodge and Metro
pohs Lodge of Odd Fellows, headed by Donch's
band, are attending the funeral OF their late
mt mber, Edward +. Brown.
The alarm of fre turned in last night, about
soelock, from box IS, corner 18th and G. streets
northwest, was caused by a slight fire in Turn
buuke's paint shop, on G street, rear 18th,
which did but little damage.
Hugh Mccormick, formerly a school teacher
in this city and lately clerk in the Patent Of
nee, died after severe illness on Wednesday
night. in the sd year OF his age and his funeral
took place this afternoon.
The cars OF the 7th-street line of the WASH
iDgton and Georgetown railroad, which have
for q week past lowing to the improvements in
progress on eth street, made q temporary start
Ing point at NJ street, commenced running all
the way through this morning.
Joe Jefferson i crowding Wallis Opera House
nightly, and hundreds are unable to Obtain even
standing room. Mr.. Jefferson expresses the
opinion that this will be the last professional
visit he will ever make to this CITY, Is he will
soon retire from the stage.
We have from Robert Beall, stationer, ss5
Pennsylvania avenue. some beautiful speei-
mems OF the latest novelty. the English court
papeterie, consisting of varieties of tinted writ
ing papers. with envelopes to match of the
ment.
The class of IsI3-'74 of Georgetown Univer-
sity law school last evening organized at their
lecture hall, street, by eleeting the following
officers: F. NJ. Cox, president; J. p. Lothrop
vice president; George Wainscott, secretary;
q. A.. Eliot, treasurer; Thornton Csrusi, Rob-
eTtson Howard, George c. Waite, A. q. Stone,
and d. ID. Kane, executive committee.
Last evening, at a regular communication of
New Jerusalem Lodge, No. ., A. +. and A. NJ,
the following members were ele cted officers of
the Lodge, to serve during the ensuing Masonic
year: +. II. Chamberlin, worshipful master; F.
g. Saxton, senior warden; +. F. Lawson, junior
warden; L. Hurst. secretary; n. Mullikin,
treasurer; w. ;. Thompson, trustee; W. H.
Thompson, of No. 10, tyler.
- PRESIDENT yelling, Of Columbian University,
pointed out in late address the great advsnt-
ages to students fiOm q course of study here at
the national capital, where they can avail
themselves Of the fine government collections
museums, apparatus, and libraries, and from
intercourse with the distinguished men of sci
ence stationed here. An Interesting and i'm
portaDt feature of the University course this
year has been the lectures on astronomy by the
distinguished Prof. Newcomb. of the Naval OBJ
servstory, and, which we may add, are free to
the public. Tonight at 81 o'clock Prof. New
comb delivers a free lecture on the telescope at
the Medical College, corner of New York ave-
nue. and 18th street, under the auspices of the
University.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENTS.
PANIC PRICES! PANIC PRICES
PANIC PRICES!,!

Having during the late decline in the Boot and
Shoe market purchased a very large stock o.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
some Of them Of the most celebrated makes( "
over until next season, but will dispose of the
entire stock Consisting Of Ladies' and Gentlemen 8
BOOTS and SHOES at greatly less tn IN former
figures. Call and be convinced as We intend to do
what We advertise. =
are determined to suit every one. All we ask is
call, VIII oh causes no obligation to purchase.
SJNTHRIMER BRO,
dec10 3w lao Bridge street, near High.
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EJECTNENT UNDER TAX TITLK.-Yester-
day, in the Circuit Court. the case of Davis agt.
Tyler-acti0n in ejectment-was tried; Messrs.
NJ. II. Norris and j. ID. Ellis for plaintiff, and
Messrs. ID. II. Webb and j. A. Clarke for de-
PENDANT. The plaintiff in this case seeks to OBJ
tain possession OF lot IA, square $50, (situated
east of the Baltimore and Ohio depot basing
his claim on tax title; the property having
been sold for corporation taxes in 1850, and deed
being issued in the following year. The plain
tiff proved the sale and the execution OF the
deed and subsequent transfers, but the defend
ant making the point that the advertisement
under which it was sold was imperfect; that the
dollar mark - did not appear, and that there
were other defects, the letters Gimp" being
used for improvements, the court ruled that the
omission of the dollar mark (S) was a fatal de-
feet, and that the party to establish his title
must show a strict conformity with law, and the
jury rendered a verdict for defendant.
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PIANOS, q.
n ESTIMONIALS
IN Favor OF THE CELEBRATED
CHICKERING &c SONS PIANOS
AND THE FAMOUS
W Z BER PA NOS.

to s e M; s.. !. d. i e ,'F
yonr Pianos are the object.
there s no QUALITY sSie a,' i. foreign to them.
snS
the touch, harmony, brillisasy, sSldity, charms
Ofsrfeesion.,,o The e.sia.iOn Of ali dsfeess.
craving rom them s ~ s aps n fans Q,
such truly do hVnor TO the art Of
simple that Of the public; the one hss but % sp
paed then conscfentlousy and with eatire satisfac
tion and the other but to procure them IN the
In coperatulstipe you sincerely upon the great
Paris, am pleased TO sntici pate the happy contin.
u.tion Of the same IN all places here our Pianos
q ' sSS q "a
Strauss enthusiasm in regard to New York Pi.
q Weber Upright piano. When snrsa..
him for his music room in Vienna, in order 20 show
his musical frie nds the best piano in the world In
My Dear M Weir Many thanks, i'm which NV
wife JOINS for the beautiful upright piano you we're
KIND enough to send ne 10 my room during my stay
in your city. II has astonished me beg ond measure
ity, so even throughout, and the easiness and CON.
psetness of its touch have never before met. How
ira surprise The grand piano used at the Acad
envy at my concerts only heishtens my opiuion Of
piano rhIch sqsaI yolrs. MY heartiest aishe. fer
your health and succS IS.
JOHANN STRAUSS
push testimony Is certainly asreat compliment 70
and Mr.. weber in particulsr.-Netc Y0rk Herald
Arabella DSdara, the greatest pianist Of the age
unites with Johann Strauss In calling the w eber
pianos bneqsaiied, which ts certainly q high com
pfiment Tor Mr.. Weber. She writes as follows:
BREvooRr House, July Is, lisa
MY u, ar M. Webu:-Oo the eve OF my departure
for EUROPE, cannot refr ain from tn King
your very kind attention during my stay and 70 as
sure ron OF my great regret that my contract did
hot allow me 70 play on your instrument In pKble
sithis time. Nevertheless, must say that the up
I,gnt piano which used at my room, ss also the
erand pianos which have seen OF your make, have
no superior dHytrhere and esrfdtngy hare sof Seer
ony tnMrtnenfS IN America nhioh approach t6sgg
eren Inc tone ie so very pure and sympat hetic.
1et so powerful; while the touch 80 elastic tssi
an artist involuntai lily drawn them hone ere
long 10 return TO America and have the pleasure al
playing them throughout the country.
ARABELLA GODDARD.
NINE. LUCIA AND THE WEBER PIANO.
From ths Ntlc York World
NEW YORK, Nov. Is, 1878
Dear Mr.. Webr,-As I leave New York to-mOr-
row, let me kindly thank you for the upright Piano
winch used all summer in Kingston, and before
tbst IN the city since my arrival in America. Your
nPrlgnt Pianos are extraordinary instruments.
They have an astonishing fullness and ~ealth of
tone, which adapts them excellently well to the
voice: The action L find charming, and this one
surprised me by hardly ever needing the tuner
fonr Instruments fully deserve the great success
which they have obtained.
PAULINE LUCIA.
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ORDxzs issued ny the Bosfa of Public Works.
The superintendenSots streets has been directed
TO lay plank footwalk on the north side OF n
street, between 10Th and l5H streets. The su.
erect q lamp POST in front Of Providence hospi
tai. Orders have been issued for the reconstruc-
ton Of the iron fence and the granite coping in
mont OF the Patent Office on F street, so as to
conform 70 the new grade. The superintendent
of sewers has been instructed to put sewer traps
IN alleys in square 5i1, and orders have been
issued for paving Dunbarton street, between
High and Congress, Georgetown, ID. C., with
cobble stones.
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CITY ITEMS.
PRIGo's

PRIee's
ChildIen's sets, from 81 to 90,
Cbildrens Bracelets, from 81 to a,
Plated sets. from 81 to $40.
Plated Bracelets, from 81 TO so.
French Gilt, Jets, 0xydized Jewehy, and holi
day pre- sents, received at Priggs JeWelry Store,
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
tn. IMPORTED Clyde Horse, Marquis Of
9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue for Q short
time. He IL now about four years old, aud
weighs 2,32S pounds. Will open December sth.
8. T. CooPHR, Agent.
To CURE COUGH, to relieve all irritations Of
the throat, TO restore perfect soundness and
health to the most delicate organiza atoms of the
human frame-the lungs-use DIR. Wistar's Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry, which Is still prepared
with the same care In the selection and COM
was introduced to the public by DR.. Wistar,
over forty years since.
TAXI CAR1 OF YoUk VALuAsLns-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according ts size. No business man can
the Chicago and Boston fires.
70 GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
nently. co
PoND's EXTRACT IL for sale at wholesale by
Ohas. Stott q Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
And by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
THxnxon.r1Rsa and 6srometers are repaired
And made to order BY Hempler ne ar Az street
The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. u.s.
WILCOX GIBBS SRwINe MACHINE. The
celebrated BaxAar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Bsum's noopskirt and corset factory, Ith street,
IntelhssAcer building. 1923
TURoo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for Ill skin disease, st Dr.. Shedd's,
o0o K street 5000.
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A TTRACTlvE DISPLAY
4
GOODS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS,
William BALLAyTYSs,s,
42S Seventh street, near ID,
The mest mplate stock of
.ILLUSrRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS,
my own direct Importation, very choice stock:
JUVENILE BOOKS,
IN endless variety; Writing Desks, Dressing Gases
Gold Pencils, Vienna Pocket books, Bronze Ink
stands and ornaments, Cbromos, Games, &C.
All the novelties in Stationery. declO- 7w
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A GENERAL SNAsH-Boy Seriously IljHred.-
About n O'Clock to-day, the horses attached to
the hack of Michael Corrigan became unman-
ageable on \ street, above Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and dashed furiOusly past the Columbian
builSng, upsetting the carriage of Mr.. W. H..
Barbour. smashing il, and throwing Mr. b. out,
injuring hip slightly. Mr. Corrigan was thrown
OF the box Of his hack, as also a boy named
James Nattte as,who was riding with him, ard
the latter WAS very badly hurt Officer Frazier
bad tire Toy conveyed to his residence,
No. 2A, and Doctors McWilliams, Drink
ard, BTiscoe, and Winters were called, and
after a consultation decided that it was neces-
sary to send hipAo a hospital, and accordingly
ne was conveyed to Providence hospital.
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GETTING wELL.-The public have well nigh
Babcoek, OF this city, whose husband attempt
ed to murder her by shooting, in New York,
some weeks since; but IL 10 we'll enough to state,
for the Qualification OF her friends, that she 70
likely 10 recover from her voundp, and that
100, without any scars being len on her face
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RY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
IMPROVED PROPERTY ON DUNBARTON
STREET AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, De cenber 18th, at o'clock,
5 Will sell on the premises sub lot 5, of the sill p
- fronting 20 feet inches the south side Of
Dunbarton street, near High street, by depth of
lis feet. improved by q comfortable Two Story
Frame Dwelling House containing rooms; also, a
substantial Frame Building used for a sh ID.
Terms cash or, portion can remain subject TO a
building Association ein deposit Of &6C required
as sooR as the property is struck off.
dec9-d THOMAS DOWNING Aucts
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LOCAL NEWS,


Amusements, de-, Tonight.
Nat,oxaI Tasater. Maggie Mitchell as
"Marie )" in the Pearl Of Savoy.
Forgs Opera HoEse.-Joe Jefferson in the
"Heir at Law" and "Lend Me Five Shillings.o
Heater Coni9Ee-Lina Edwin in "The Timid
Man; or, Love VS.. Money" and other attrac-
tons.
Wiilard's HaIl.-Prof. MacallIster, the Wizard
Of the World.
Lfucotn HcH.-Grand orphans concert.
Orchestrion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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0Girls used to be refined; nowadays they
are ruff set.
0The Madison Courier gets angry at being
abbreviated into Mad. Cour.
0Many Of the schools In Tennessee are CLOS
ing for want of funds.
~S Sign Of . mild whereby goods clerks
moustaches are unusually thin.
HThe New york FIRE commissioners have
decided to dispense with the services of ali hose
ana ladder men nom the nrst of January.
~In passing through . dark tunnel ON Q
fenneyivania railroad, . woEan was heard ex.
pistol u my pamsr7"
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ARABELLi GODDARD.
NINE. LUcoA AND THE WEBER PIANO.
JOHN r. ELLIS & &C.,

93T Pennsylvania avenue,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE PIANOS,
Also,
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS. declO-st
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REDUCED PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAY SRA-
sos.-It viii be seen by the announcement of
Sfraus. the clotnier, that he has made inper-
fant reductions in the prices OF clothing for the
monday season This is OF great moment to
purchasers, as q dollar saved il equal TO two
doIlars earned in these days of hard times and
scarcity OF money. His stock Is kept full and
IN complete variety by constant ad iitions and
Ie sAys ne can suit any taste. All be wants is
an examination TO prove tbis
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6y STEINWAY'S PIANOS. MN
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL REPORT
JURY ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
KXPDElTInN lIRrVERSRIIE

VII
EXTRACT FROM THE OFFICIAL REPORT
JURY ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
ExPosITI3N SINiyEgsELLE,
"we regret that the celebrated Inaugura,ors Of
the new systsm in Piano making, Messrs. s.einway
j. greatly RS f hs7e not s e8
s siE e Wee 5s:Ssai a .
Prof; d. LISsAJOgs, y Vice President, France,
sp4 b. nPx3kP HHAss sEIk Ad H.sIEI
GERvEEY Bohemia, Austria,
hRRaG Ssln. Austria
b H. SHpE s SAk k!1rEr FRANCE,
P PHHs S %EBsR. fs, switzerland.
DR.. OscAR PAUL, professor of the University of
Leipzig, Official Reporter,
Vienna orlds Fair, 1873.
wKIMAa. September Sd, 1873.
Msssrs; Si nm, Ssns,. s..,. or,,, D;
now stands in my Music Room. and presents Ear,
nlon,e totally e ad'ntra1L Qualities detailed emu
nsti ument fully justihes the world repststion
that for years you have everywhere enjoyed.
also ada my hsmase, ans The etPSessop Of my IN
disguised admiration, with which remain,
Very sincerely yours, FRANZ LisZr.
Extract from later from d.. Franz Lis-t, 70 M
Of MeSSTs. SteIRtrdy ar Sons.
"Prsy tell Mr.. steiuwsy that his splendid Upright
Piano shone to brilliant dvsntsge at the Festival
performances as the Wartburg, where last. Tuesday
IL served under my fingers as Vice Orchestral
citing general admiration.
Yours, very truly, FRANZ LIsZr.
From the nstc Leipzig Mask ZsitHag
York, which we saw and ard 10 DR.. Franz IisrtS.
Music Room We must acknowledge as the graHdsSf
that modern science in Piano building has
produced.
STEINWAY IL SONS PIANOS.
A large assortment of GRAND, SQUARE and
UPRIGHT PIANOS always hand ct the ware
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RAFFLE--A fine trotting horse win be ratified
TINS evening, at Latimer & Cleary's auction
rooms, At eight O'Clock. A few uns0ld chances
Will be rallied for first thus affordina some one
enanee to get fine horse for a dollar.
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SHOCKING THEArvp

SHockISe THEATKR ACCIDENT IN New
YoRK.-The audience at Niblo's Theater. New
York. were electrified on Tuesday evening by
the sudden fall Of Miss Jane Nixon, who was
pedestal fifteen feet from the stage For mo-
msnt the excitement was intense. Miss Nixon
fell to the stage, and there being Convenience
ployes, the still unconscious girl was taken 10
the police station. She had sustained severe.
If not fatal. conclusion ofthe spine. The acct
dent is attributed to the straining OF the
machinery.
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REAL ESTATE SALks.-Messrs Iutfrau e
Co, suctioneers, have sold for w y. HoltSman
trustee, part lot l.. in subdivision OF SQUARE la
improved by . two-story frame DWELLING. 10
August Doehrer, for $500. Also, for Have
Lindsey and W. i. Hoffman. trustees. sub
lots Nos. 10 and "a, square 1s2, improved by
three frame houses, to DR.. VIM. V. Marmion,
Tor $500.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- liza Bridge street, Georgetown
TRUSTEES LEoF VALUABLE REAL rs

FEE sfkt e ffAI Is
july fssS of f ssss hs
MI land records Of said district, in Liber N. o. T.
aGG viii s sS at public s is s at the
o'clock p M, ali that portion Of the following lots
for left sr # part then
y, Is; 10 and %, the whole, befJre said condemns
ton line Of &c Rt vi and the
s s0C Iae Of West street on ADe drawn through
thence with this line N 70 deg 10 min H.. III feet
SaD themes 60 e ss 81 deg a feet thence Is
s feet he's and n thence to the point
street l feet from the northeast corner Of lot %
running thence With sad West sroet deg aRn
60 feet thence 3. $50 deg N IS feet; thence N So
deg: N 6O feet, and thence to the point of begin
Terms: Onc-third of the purchase money cash
and Is months, with Interest to DO secured b. deed
Of trust on the premises sold. 500 down at close
Of SALE All T9s;tes
decs-law, JlOl2Sls THos. b0WLiNG, Auot
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
w Y:IGent!emen, the best way to ger
wives, children, or sweethearts the usu. d holiday
G Ei9 to f Be hd
I'D or PED 80 keeping up up resseetabls appear
the work done in the best manner; charges reason.
able. No charge for the above advice.
W. H. WHEATLEY,S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIN6 AND SEQ UR
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
~ Jefferson street, Georgetown, d. o.
P.O. Box 1913. uov29tr
sSTILL THEY COME"
Just received another lot Of NEW CARPETS
which we will sell cheaper than offered before
All We wish is to receive call, and convince your
self. Il. GUTMAN,
novA III Bridge street, Georgetown, D. O.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY
" GOODS at 10l Bridge street, Georgetown
All wool satines, cloth shades &c.. Empress Cloths,
40c; Plaids for children &C.; fine French Merino,
75c; WOrsted Dress Goods, now shades, 25c Came's
Hair Coos, 80 to 76c.; Mourning Dress Goods very
cheap; Cloths and Osssimeres cheaper than before
the war; Flannels, white and colored, rom 25c up;
cheap Blankets; good yard wide Bleached Shifting,
Hkc /; cheap Sheetngs; Androscoggin Bleached
Musln, yard wide, l5c; Canton Flannels from l715c
Tnovil.tr WY BENJAMIN MILLER.
N ELEGANT ICE DREAM AND OYSTER
PARLORS,
sug7Sly - High street, Georgetown, D. O.
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