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GEORG ETOWN N.

STREET InPRovnKxTs.-The sidewalks
have been commenced on High street, near
West, and il is now said that they viii be laid
down TO Bridge street as soon as the improve
ment Of the buildings now under way will per
NIT. The grading Of Gay street vii not be as
heavy rs was anticipated, the deepest cut being
between Congress. and High streets and there ere
commencement Of the grading in Gay street the
travel on High street has been increased, and
renders the carriageway nov almost impossible
for pedestrians. For this reason IL IL sincerely
hoped that the laying Of the pavements viii not
be delayed one day longer than necessary.
Coal TRADE.-The coal trade for the past
week has been rather more active, and the fol-
Rays docks, $3.50 tons; by the New Central
company, I, 295 tons; Consolidation company,
,s45 tons; and the Borden Mining company
SOS tons. Total receipts, l4,sss. The ship
3,oi4 tons; New Central, !, SOS tons; Consolda-
ton company, 1922 tons; and the Borden
Mining company, S,iis Total shipments for
TIE FEsT of the Georgetown Schuetzea
Verein will be held at the Green Spring Schuet-
zen Park on Monday and Tuesday next. See
advertisement.
The CoLoRKp CATHOLIC scHooL.-Mr.
Robert Hatton, president Of a colored Catholic
society Of this city, has written q letter 20 Rev
Father Stonestreet, pastor Of Trinity church,
ored children was established last fall, inviting
him 70 examine the pupils on the 18th of July
next. Mr.. Hatton speaks encouragingly Of the
progress OF the school, which started with but
twenty pupils and now has seventy on the rolls
RIVER NKws.-Tbe steamer +. &. Biddle
cleared to-day for Philadelphia with 3i2 bbls.
-four tor New York via canal. Steamers Ex-
press and Georgiana arrived with miscellane-
Gus cargoes, and cleared for Baltimore. The
sehr. Thomas p. Morgan arrived with salt for
/. Thos. Davis & Co.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boat Red-Eye ar
rived yesterday afternoon with 400 bushels corn
to j. G.. Waters. The sales on Change since
our last report were $3.50 bushels of good red
wheat at Sl.69 to S1.1o, and 40 bushels corn AT
62c. for yellow, and 6s &c. for white.
FISH TRADE.-There were no receipts of fish
at the fish wharf to-day, and IL is understood
that the hauling Of the seines has ceased for the
season.
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THE COURn

GENERAL TKRM.-To day, in the Court in
Cesss "s % The LS
Douglas ct al; sst. Smith; Judgment afirmed-Judgs
boSea ct 1hs s ssS ss
for fITthss o ssOtt .s kathsrford
ant nacArtS1r delivered the opni on,e ana
Judges Wylie and Humphreys dissepted, Brown
sst. WhittIssey: decision reserved ' A''' DAWSON
THE MARE AusTRALIA."
pany-action to recover damages alleged To- nave
been susteinsd by the mare being injured while
tons Judge his vsMs and s sn d's ss
when the owner Of horses sends his agent in charge
sponsibie, and under the made ST the I
parties the defendant should have followed The di
to & ss sssls
the animal The defendant was liable. and he sue.
e.. It, e
touched on the main peint In the The plaintiff
proper means to load animals Ne held shss the the
agent, although in charge, was not expected to do
tended to, and i was no part Of his business to a.
OIHEn CASES.
Wallach agt. Van Riswick; decision below
sfnrmed-Judgss Humphreys and MscArthuT 0 dis.
building .se eH aio SHHt Ru Mss
Association: Judge Olin delivered the opinion Of
cations Of dscree.Jadse Wyiis disssntins. "0''n'
WEYMOUTH ACT. TBE WARRINGTON AND ALEX
The question 81: e..s . aSs,Ser the ..rve.
summons on Stewart, the secretary, in New YORK
Judge to the s''d or sas o
the Court, court Affirming the Underwent below
fraud and the court knew thai s.sS. W.s NOT the
ss M a ss ss:s sss habit
which II va ineorPorsted
.i0ss Ssas lore. s sos
Judge humphreys eoncurred With judge wv,,..
and ssid further that tie company in question had
Of the service Of the writ - ~ '''A'
aAILsoAD AGAINST BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS.
Board Of Public WORKS; dseson SeIoxe IN s er. sSe
ing an Injunction e prevent the Hoard OF Fable
,n The B .ss q PEBBLE w0!k: s he Ws:i.
spciession Tor an ipi.ScsioS ospi 1s.;r. Z:
re" Ps.is t5 tEss sosS
he aseisos bso. vas srssd. J:dSs wiz ss,S
he'd not sesd .s 81 sroshsr and
nr. Cook entered . motion for 9 rs-SesSing Of
onI report closs1, Ad0iphss A 1oFres1 vas ckarred
VIII kee!eng vtelc1s dog, a11 Dssmittine Il % run
s ss: e "a 3. S
Ss h. e 80 cds,sfsr OF 90 len With the
yoseph Pial.sy, s.sssis 81 s..s.ry on ome.r r.
s.: /: I'm; s Is: s. "a .S!.
.is s.ss .l. JON y.: s':
= i,.ti: son @ John Q. Mol.ir. Tbs :
the ho.se. and sofne boardeg; bat no damage being
e pei due The je!se reqsired pseeona! 6osds ia
Daniel :. s.sds saiItS % BEING - 1srs onsn e
sSu Life sSd fsn,e end vasra.t, and vas ssns to
s!s On ss,ss s sn ~. Sr: sss. .'. 5..
isyIoT. chafsed With setting are 70 : Die az straw
Grazing m alarm Of fs; e5. Chsrlss 6fvkoS.
ynerept. va seus to the work houss - days.
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from $50.
Recent additions to the order department, at
reduced rates, render ii very attractive and
worthy the inspection OF gentlemen OF fastidious
tastes.
The assortment is believed to be unsurpassed
in this section. But One Price IL charged, no
less taken. GEO. &. HENNING, il0 9TH street.
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MADAME DEGRAFF will only remain in our
City until June III and invites all who wishes to
know their future to give her call, a. it is said
she has told many startling truths since she
came, and all who have visited her are more
than satisfied.
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The damage caused by the explosion OF a
copper sOda fountain in Jarvis store WAS paid
in full by Palmer & Green. Mr.. Jarvis will
hereafter use steel fountains, they are war
ranted TO SEQ lbs pres sure.
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Excursions, Church Fairs, and Picnics, can
be provided at short notice with Soda Water,
Ginger Ale, Tonic Beer, &C., in founts and
bottles, which are loaned free of charge by
Palmer < Green, Georgetown. &c
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MACKINAws. MACKINAws. MACKrNAws.
Another supply OF these favorite Straw Hats,
in all the fashionable shapes, just received at
WILLErT & RUoFF's,
sos Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

FIFTY MORE STEEL FOUNTAINS for soda
water arrived on Tuesday last from New York
for Palmer & Green, Georgetown.
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nOoI0 d 6eohu0.
PROCEEDINGS LAST NIGHT.
At q meeting Of the Board of Health last
night, Professor Langston, from the ordinance
committee, to whom was referred the subject
mending delay, as the present legislation on the
eublect was sufficiently ample and effective for
present purposes; adopted.
PREMISES CONDEMNED AS NUIsANCEs.
Health Officer Bliss submitted resolutions
condemning as nuisances the following premi-
ses, and directing the health officer to condemn
them as such and abate them: A frame build
ing corner Of street and Balls alley, between
"a and Sd streets northwest; the frame buildings
in jackson alley, between G and H and LIST and
North Capitol streets, being below grade, house
and H streets northwest, having no drainage;
houses No. IA and 716 Bates alley, having no
sewerage, falling ceilings, &c; the brick house
NO. .S6 18th street northwest, for being in a
dllapldated and dangerous condition; houses
No. 62s and $50 in alley between 9th and
9TH and and H streets southwest, having
detective drainage, stagnant water under
meath, &c; houses Nos. GIG and 621, in same
alley, for same reason; the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal, extending from 18th street to Rock
creek, between the BERN band and the towing
path OF the same, as containing sta gnant water,
decaying vegetable matter, exposed offal, and
as being without sufficient drainage; houses
Nos. 61s, $40 and 622, in alley between G and III
and 9th and 9TH streets southwest, as being be-
low grade and in a filthy condition; frame
shanty In alley between G and ID and LIST and ID
streets northeast as being in a filthy, dlapi-
dated and Overcrowded condition; two frame
houses in alley between p and Q and 18th and
18th streets northwest as being in a dilapidated
and leaky condition; houses Nos. $40, 912, GIG,
91s and 900 Rhode Island avenue northwest as
having stagnant water in Easements; house No.
1916 Columbia street northwest for same reason;
house No. Covington street for same, and
houses, from No. to IS inclusive, on COvIng-
ton street northwest as being in filthy con-
dition, having stagnant water in cellars, &c.
The resolutions were adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Mr.. LangstOn, from the committee on ord
nances, asked further time on the matter Of re-
porting an ordinance against domestic animals
running at large; granted.
A petition from several fish dealers, asking
for the removal Of Fish Inspector c. Ludding-
ton, was referred.
Mr.. Langston submitted a resolution that
committee of two consisting Of one member of
the board other than the health officer, ard
said officer, be appointed to consider and report
at once plan for organizing and arranging
the clerical force of the health office proper,
and Of the Board Of Health, and to make such
recommendations with respect thereto as may
be deemed necessary and wise; adopted, and
Messrs. Langston and Bliss were appointed the
committee.
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FINE JET GILT and Plated Jewelry received
at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 40 Pennsylvania
avenue, near ~ street
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ELEGANT BUTTON Paris Kids in.beautiful
light shades only IS cents, at
BRoDHEAD & Co.'S,
1905 st, bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHUETZESFKsri seHUETzFNFEsf7
FIFTH ANNUAL sCHUErZENrF>r
THE
GEORGETOWN sCHUETZES yEREIS
Will "a GIVEN AT
GREEN SPRING sCHUETZEN PARE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUsE y ANp 10
Prize and King Shooting and other snssinr enter.
Choice music viii be on the ground.
Omnib9-ses viii run 90 the PARK every nfsea
minutes from the street car terminus 'h
Tickets. admitting Gent ana L.die., accent. IL.
ExrRAoRpINAR1 BARGAINs IN DIT
Plain and Striped Grsn.iissi.
ssssa nsssssi s s,e FOR srI, sOr,h
Victoria Lawns, from DOC. up; Pigne-, 4 10 sic
s1i r and pse With cheap
Black Alpacss and Mohairs, q specialiy
Ladies and Gents Gsnrs Under Vest. o'' We"
Call and buy real bsrSsns 2,
instr 10l Bridge street, GeorE~towe.
RY THos. BOWLING, AuciiOneeT; GeoTscIoSS
ALL RE EsSEtsTE ~ . HSfE
- on UEsDAY. June ioth. at 81 oclock n.
on,i. ss Hs sss dS sSs esp pa. 10. e L Il Nc
stree, by depth 81 - feet the canal, irpproyei
sr,y Sners hns oppcrtuSity Tor an iuse.,msnt s
Ier% gn, onethird cash; balance and lsaouihs,
property. Conveysneine q the cost Of purchase.
lez THOMAS DOW LING, Anct.
n THOMAS BOWLING, AaciT: GeoTsefo~n,
GgARpIANs SALE or VALUABLE IN.
PKoNsp PROPERTY, IN GEORGETOWN,
- fsiIi ofieS for sale, on TUESDAY. N. ,o,,
the premises, st public auction, part 81 10; n
"a, IN old Georgetown, beginning for the same AZ a
Of the portion heretofore oeSseye ~ me
ksslx ey deed dated seItemser l7th, lss cuts the
said veet line, and running thence south with said
line about SIS teet more az less 90 the center Of the
VIM. =. Edes by deed dated May aeh lsss. aud that
immediately adjoining TO aud north of the same
thence west with the middle Of said partition Nai
the south line Of the portion conveyed a. af0re-a
20 said Essix, aud thence with said south linz "a
Brick and twotwo story FRAN. pweII,nss. A"a s'''o
Terms Of Sale: Ore-fourth cash: the resi.lua An a
az, i and mon he, with interest eight 49, pr
purchase money and interest Ifterms Are not cors
piled with within hye days. reserve the right n,
resell at the rick and cost q defaultine purchs.er
a. " CONVEX sncins At pu,chsserscost Adep0.i, q
MARY y. rssIX, Guardian.
Jas; = EpwARpsi hs.orn;y; , ,v
X EADY FOB TIE SPRING TBADE.
With full corps, Of nrst cla. vorkmen, a com.
elete stock OF the best foreign and domestic pTe
s'aa' &C. 81 olkx AZ f Oh R TrsSDc5cs e
-AD- WHaRike HPfhSsS EhENs SUMNER
',On''' .nH W. Y n r. ~ wsSSs;HaaiTFLEr.
mo W0RKS, s"'
ESTABLISHED 1881
Premium awarded lss7.
Pmse ONE: !s fHs Sss Georgetown DO
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Report on DAMAGES TO PRoPERrY nv
CEAs6ks or GRADE In GEoRGErowS-Tne
commission appointed ID examine and assess.
nsers eiAimsa os sust a. OF reason OF
their report for Georgetown the latter part OF
fhe ensuing week,
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GINAND MILK, the new and most fashionable
beverage, and of the purest and best quality, is
10 be had at George w. Drivers, Four and a.
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. Al
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
performed. Its singular efficacy is owing to the
protoxide of iron which in this prepar alton re-
mains unchanged, and is the only form in which
tins rital element Of healthy blood can be sup
nlied. q
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SUFFERERS IRON CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, etc., find immediate relief at DIR. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite u.
8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn. u
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The BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS LAST
right adopted resolutions that the practice that
- pfeSAled 10 q certain extent in the District
O. Sritirg POLICIES upon portion Of stock con-
taintd m stoves j. iIrious both TO the insured
and The company Ilsuring, nd must therefor
ne dtscuufihaed. Parties insuring are req uested
In future 70 be particular In examining tn,
wording OF their policies and refuse ali
which does not cover the entire stock
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nRY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.

Great bargains In DRY GOODS from the Nev
York and Philadelphia auctions Dress 0rsnadipcs
., ~ and l1e cents per yard, beautiful line Of
Swiss az sc. yard worth sc Blay Linen n very
low price, Striped Yosemite u soc, Wsrth Soe; job
lot Lace CURTAINS ~ $50 piece; line Of beauti.
I'll Parasels 81 right price; few Llama Lee
on .ss.i, u hsn price. ,.,o bM0kH BAXTER,
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KIesKNGKN, Vichy, Congress and Settler
made by Palmer & Green, from Hamburg
Smiths solutions and pure spring water put W
in syphons and small founts. m,w,s
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ALARM OF FIRE, ACCIDENT AND LEGENDARY
ATTkAPT.-The alarm Of fre at S:45 O'Clock
last evening was caused by the burning Of q lot
OF straw on 18th street, between q and r streets
northwest. The fire department responded
promptly, but their services were not needed.
The hook-and-ladder track ran into pile of
lumber while on the way to the fire and broke
wheel. The man who set the straw ON tire was
fined % BY Judge Smell this morning.
About half-past O'Clock II was discovered
that an attempt had been made to set fire to a
stable in an alley in the square bounded by nth
ana l2th and and K streets. A sponge satu-
rated with coal oil had been inserted under the
Notwithstanding and fred. The flames were
soon discovered, and the police and citizens
exttnguished the flames without turning in an
alarm.
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Kelly, Martha Keith, Alexander Hays, Robert
Garrett. DAVID Ross, Jessie Curtis. Smith Ross,
Elizabeth Nervis. Catharine Stephenson, Chas.
Hamilton. Laura Palmer, Martha Mingum,
William Freeman, John Tabbs, and Adeline
Smith.
Primary No. 8, on Delaware avenue south,
Miss Anna V. Tompkins teacher, was examined
BY the principal, Miss Z. G.. Randall. In il
there are SO pupils, two Of whom were absent.
The meritorious pupils are Henrietta Simms,
Margaret johnson, Lucinda Smith, Lewis
Jores. Walter Jones, Dennis Bland, James
Boston, Howell Holmes, Joseph Hamer, Jos.
Thomas, Philip Brooks, Sidney johnson, Mo-
ses Campbell, Sallie Blackman, and Lucy Scatt
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ONLY ONE CASE OF SMALLPOX has been re-
ported to day-On ID, between F and G streets
southwest, and one death, at BOG L street south
west.
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TO-DAY, at the corner Of Four and aha
street and Pennsylvania avenue, the thirst
soul" can find all spiritual consolation A
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WASHINGTON Markets Ruling
Prices To-day.

MEAr..Beef tporter house, 2561sOc. ? No.; do.
D@asc; do !corned , lo@ls'se.; pork, i2saaoc; do.
Ic9rnedD, s@l2c. mutton, l5ao, lamb, l5Gac; veal
do, sliced, 2s@2sc shoulder (wholeJ loo, cut, loo
sliced, 1sc ;middlings lc.; cut beef
So@eoe eaeh lard, lo@l2'sc. Marketf,r beef very
F,sH L 4Se bunch; perch, 4oc. p bunch;
each G"f herrag d ea 5 .a Or dsaen d. %sI
8 cents; half jai, % cent? : b.; spanish Iaeferei,
essS .s sncf?Ts ..t sTe .a snsa
trout lse: Z 10; shsd' s5eS9e pair; herring lse;
Is; mackerei, aa2s each: salt water ,aylors, ioc. :
bnneh-market well supplied with fresh fish of all
observation-disclosures, Irish, &C.. p PIX; do new,
9@ 81 PIX; onions, &c. bunch; do. Bermudal 81
en sosesfgs
aS Sasiet ssps,as s siSc bunch rsddsh
bunch; cymlins. 60c p dozen; cucumbers, 81 = doz
aoss sn;Rs sp Per
saeS s.aI tis pine sh sgPs
sssisS ss d. e; SlsskSs1riss
wBSfTEs:.PSiiadslpiI print, SOC. p ~; New
Es sss d sas1s' 6 6G ssr d. se'
ehs GISaasI slsss DOS P Ssir spring
Prices at the wholesale market, as furnished by
sS ana StS
nor!hgest :.Flour,Rye, % 1900 $50; middiins.
RI .sss f sHss,
,s snpeeed 4@s Rsstsq Ds'e s7
s SIS s sasaGs: s ss:ns
slGs bush; peanuts, sc esI s.: beef hid ssne
lambs, SOS Calves essfss 20 phs ssssn ss
hens hens, dSz 81 shieksn., ducks:
s@ic ssss sa essbRsi .Sin. sssS ss%
og..sum do; s@ioc coon DO: isasec grey fox DO =
skunk DO. iOc .@S as '''' '''e' ~ =
prices as feliows:NBest quality, S,.se , cw1., and
second quality u Soc Straw q a,s 20 barrels
dull and prices falling.
Tho FtsE aarkess.
AL1xAHDRIA.-QuOtation Of new fsh for this
day, furnished to The STAR by George W.
Harrison q Co., Wholesale dealers in fish. Nos.
Y King st., 30, 81, IS nsh WhArves. Alexan dria:
Shad, per hundred, s12 to $3.50; Herring, per
thousand, So to Sc: white perch, per bunch 2j
a3Oc.; rock, per bunch, 2sa30c.; offal per bunch
15a20c.
THE GRAND CIRCUS PROCESSION ON Mon
DAY:.The Baltimore Sun Of yesterday, in
speaking Of the visit of Hewe's Lonoon Circus
and menagerie to that city, has the following
Ho,oe's Circus and Neaoyerie-The process
sion through the city, yesterday, Of this i'm
the streets being crowded by men, women and
children. and the chariets. the horses ele.
plants, ponies, and mounted men i'm armOr and
music by an excellent band, were appreciated
immensely. The tents we're crowded YESTERDAY
afternoon and last night, and the perfOrma nces
in the ring, together with the rare animal show
were pronounced among the best that has Wis
tied Baltimore"
This company will make its first visit to thi.
city on Monday next. and remain Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, giving two exhibit.
tons on the 6th-street lot each day, at Y and
O'Clock. The gorgeous street narade Win bs
given on Monday morning, from to Il
O'Clock
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ALMOST A TRAeKDT.-About O'Clock To-
day the horse attached to the truck wagon of
VT. John Bayiiss took fright on Pennsyi v ania
away. Charley Washington, the driver. and n
hoy named Devine, were thrown out, breaking
the wrist and severely isjuring the formss
about the head. A little son OF Mr. RayIiss
about ten years Old, who was also in the wagon
kept his seat hrmly until the horse reached q =
street, where q collision took place with the
buggy OF Dr. MAgruder, snsseing both wagon
and buggy and upsetfi.g both horses. The hftle
boy uas thrown ON the pavement, but strange
20 say WAS only slightly hurt The colored boy
dJivins the horse OF Dr. Magruder, although
dragged out unhurt
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SUIT HoR ALLEGED TRRsPAss.-lGc. HUH
I. Taggart In for John T. Scrivener entered
. suit against Martin Conner for trespan IN
having causcd the arrest Of plaintif ap1 BIZ
connnement In stAtien-house on the 9Th day
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THE BEAUTIFUL and amber lager, the
splendid and foaming ale, and drawn from
wood, only found at George w. Drivers, Four
and-a-half street and Pennsy lyania ave. "A
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COLDS AND CouGHs.-Sudden changes Of
climate are sources OF Pulmonary and Bronclial
elections. Take at once "Bro,ca's Bronctiai
Iroches, !" let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation OF
the Throat be ever 30 slight. secs
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Boy DRownxp.-A boy about twelve YEAR
o. age. nSmed Eckestor Eckolss. whose parent
reside ON Carttol Hill, was drowned st Four
Miles, run on the Virginia aide Of the river an
mti,..ng sbout o'clock.
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CARPsrs. o..,r,s, cARrEr'

Owing 20 the backwardness Of the sea.on ana
having larger stock OF Carpets hand than usual
ior the tame OF year, we shall, from MONDAY, june
PITTS In the house.
American Ingrains and Imitation Bru,sels Came
be excelied anywhere.
O. low nguree.
Window Shades in all celors. and Fixtures 90 suit
cure nice Carpet for . little money.
WOLFORD q SHGLBER6.
msl-tr aga 9TH street, between and E,s w.
RARGAIEs In DRY GooDs.-Apdro.coesiu
- Cotton, nc; Mamsutta, 1c.; New fork Mills,
nc; sheeting Cotton IN &c, 90, and lv-S; Table
Sra worth N15s; Parssols, SOC. % Ss Doy lice, 7so
Per dozen; bisch Alpacss, sc. 20 o.; victoris
Blesched Cotton. &c. All kinds Of dress goods at the
Lowest market prices, ~ BROpHEAD GOA
ml2-tr 1905 y streef, between I'm ana Ism.
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. II
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t 10 . substitute for
castor oil. A,25.eo3:
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ChOlCE DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT STYLES,
GOOD QUALITIES,
NERf Low PRICES.
Bargains in VICTORIA LAWNS aud other wbi,a
goods aid summer fabrics. Loot at our l2ssc Dre-.
goods. Elk japanese reduced 20 So and Soc per
yard. Black Silks, all grades New good. arriving
daily Llama Lace Jackets, from 50 10 $50 each,
new styles. '
~ Ose price, and that the lowest
began q WYLlE,
lois aud 1920 7th street, n W
Ageaoy for Mnne DeMOreH's Patterns ne ar
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DRY GOODS.

DRf GOODS TO SUIT THE PoPULAR IDEA
OF CHEAP GOODS.
beautiful line Of DRESS GOODS at extremely
How prices.
Swiss, Victoria and Bishop Lawns. Bafi-t auy
Linens at low hgures. White Bed Spreads frsrp
Gle 10 Se-cheap. White Duck, suitable Cor bovsB
wear, al DC. per ward. White, brown and 0guret
LINENS and Drills from sc. TO 81. Linen andker-
chiefs &c. dozen Summer flsnnel- and bleachef
ana nnbleached Cottons at reduced prices Gor
bargains in Dry Goods call At
EMORY BAXTERs,
gtou 1920 Pennsylv snia avenue
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TRY DooLRY's YEAST POWDER, you will soon
find il not only the best, but also the cheapest,
Baking Powder. Put up full, net weight. 80 q
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SODA WATER, i'm steel fountains, made from
pure spring water, by Palmer s. Green, George
town. m,w,s