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WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry out their glad
ness.-when cripples take up their beds and
walk,-when Rheumatism Is banished stiff
joints made timber, and swellings disappear as
II by magic, well may we inquire into the secrets
OF the wonderful Centaur Liniment. There
has never been anything Hke it. II has per-
formed more cures of flesh, bone and muscle
ailments upon man and beast in the past three
months, than all other articles have in three
hundred years. 7eo5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

The MARRIAGE Of the Archduke Charles
Louis with ''the infant" Marie-T There's of
Braganee, took place July %, at Hepbach, in
the duehy OF Baden MonseIgSeur Ketteier.
Bishop Of Mayence, performed the ceremon OF
the Joining Of hands
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To WOMEN WHO ARE NURsISe.-For women
who are nursing, and are weak, there Is moth
ing better than Palmer g. Green's Philadelphia
Porter and Brown Stout. Ask your grocer for
them. Only $3.50 per dozen. s,m,ws
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CITY ITEMS.

THAT PEAcH IcB CKEAN at Nichols Ire
cream parlors, 50 High street, Georgetown, ID.
c., has never been excelied.
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THE SECRET why such crowds flock into the
sample rooms of George W. Driver, at the cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and ~ street, -
because of the refreshing character of his de-
hghtful and cool beverages, and especially so
for the reason that the exquisite quality of the
celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being
drawn from faucets of improved Construction. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

The FRKScH GovEREMPsT Is about 70 dis
grace Itself by exiting kocheIOrt @ the penal
colony Of New Caledonia on the strength OF
Physicians certificate that he perhaps will aot
die during the voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

The WAY WITH MANY PEoPLE-A Lafay-
cite, Ind, druggist offended a customer who
inquired for chloride of sodium by advising him
to go to a butcher shop and get some rock salt
want to be insulted that way-if he didn't keep
chloride OF sodium some other druggist would
lethim have it. That store now has an am nile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

Use KUBkLp "UrILE DULCES TO0T1
y PownERI Recommendsd By Deatis : Tor IL
parity and hcshhy action. ror sale b. Drue9ists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

- Nate StOddaId, II apps srs, was originally
Aklsptomanisc, practising IT nrst on Attleboro
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EDUCATIONAL.

I'HE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
WASHING ron, ID. Z.
BFR 10 wynn 'Na
The Columbian College opens SEPTEMBER IL.
The MediC al College opens OCTOBER .
The law School opens OCTOBER =
for Catalogues aiming full PARTICULAR in re-
gero 10 terms and conr-es II instruction, address
1900 JAMES c. YELLING, u. u,
auEz-oco President. &c
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A Cool, POPULAR AND HEALTHY SUMNER
kEsoET-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
Capitol Hin. eotf
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Horner; fifth, Mrs. II. Koch; sixth, Mrs. W.
Fendner, seventh, Mrs. j. Baier.
ROWLING PRIZES.
First prize, $50, j. W. Voorhees,; second, SIS,
John yogt; third. $40, 8. Ceas; fourth, as, W.
Muhlheisen, fifth, 81, G. Hines; sixth, sc, G..
SenffeIle; seventh, IS, George Schultz; eighth,
81, William Fendner.
THE NEW sCHUErZEN KING.
The present reigning monarch, MIR. August
Koch, is well-known German Of Washington,
and Is the keeper of q popular restaurant on ID,
near 9th street. He is about fifty years Of age,
and has been vice president OF the society for
year, and a director for several years.
All Of the managers of the late festival, es-
pecially the president of the Verein, Mr.. Simon
Wolf, deserve great credit for the unremittin q
pains they have taken to make the festival q
success. That IL was a success, everybody who
attended the park will cheerfully testify.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

HAVE You A CoUeH. Cold, Pain in the Chest,
or Bronchitis? In fact, have you the premon-
itory symptoms of the ssinsatiste archer" Con-
SUMPTION? IL so, know that relief is within
your reach in the shape OF Or. WIstar',
Bdtsdm Of WId Cherry, which, in many
cases where hope had fed, has snatehed the
victim from the yawning grave.
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TRY THE LION LASER, as drawn only at Geo.
mia avenue and X street. n
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THR REVOLUTION on the northern frontier of
st. Domingo is progressing, and fighting is of
daily occurrence. The roads in all the north
ern provinces are impossible, owing to the
euerillas.
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ALSO PURE CINCINNATI LAGRR.-In addi-
ton TO the Philadelphia Porter aud Brown
Stout Palmer & Green also bottle Cincinnati
Lager, which is the only pure lager bottled in
the District Grocery stores have il for sl.20
per pozen. sm,ys
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Coon AS THE IMPoRrED.-Imported porter
sells for 80 per dozen. Palmer x Green's Phil
adelphia Porter and Brown Stout, which ia
equally as good, sells for sl.5O per Dozen Ask
your grocer for them. smws
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN TENNESSEE. A
Memphis dispatch says: last Monday q negro
named Dan Calhoun, who had been digging a
well near Brighton Station, on the Pad ucah
railroad, lay down to sleep near his work.
While sleeping he was discovered by three men,
who, thinking TO have some fun, as Il ey after
wards stated, poured the contents of a bottle of
turpentine on Calhoun's clothes and set them
on fire. Calhoun awakening and finding him
self enveloped in flames, ran, shrieking for help,
and before he could be caught by citizens, was
so badly burned that he died next day. The
negroes in the neighborhood of Covington
tempted to have warrants issued for the arrest OF
the perpetrators of the crime, who, becoming
alarmed, fed. The negroes, in armed SQUAD
rons, secured the neighborhood in search of
them, and becoming enraged, threatened our
citizens, but were quieted by Sheriff Locke,
who promised to make every effort for the cap
ture of the perpetrators Believing they had
come to this city, Sheriff Locke came here to-
day, and with the assistance of the police, is
searching for them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

The SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were S219, eco. 4i2-s.xtf
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ARRESTED FOR DEsKRTINa THEIR CHILD
On Tuesday night, VIM. j. Pote and wife, from
Boston, Mass, was arrested at the Exchange
Hotel, in Richmond, Va, on q charge of de-
serting their childs and leaving 1t in the public
streets. The parents were married on or about
the list of January last 1t is said, and the child Is
now one month old.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tape " orm Removed with Head Com pleta.
Medicine harmless. being purely vegetable. No
Zee till head is removed. Refer 10 many citizens
treated; also to Medical Faculty, Surgeon Generals
Office. Drs. HENRY and JANE WILSON, ala
9Th street northwest. augf-6ts
Fine old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Bye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky.
Fine Old Rye Whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
Fine Old Rye whisky,
ARRANrKD wARRxNrEp WARRANTED
PURB PURE PURR
AND USADULTERArED,
kW 6eneyaI aad Medicinal Uss.
This 10 the article We have now sold for upwards
Of hye years with universal satisfaction; put mp
large bottles at One Dollar per bottle, can be had
- Notice, that we will return the money II this
WHISKY does not give satisfaction prove repre-
Also an excellent stock Of California wines-Port,
Sherry, Angelica, Muscatel, Hook and Olaret; also
.pd SpSfsd bbiS.S5 Of al
jyn-r Corner Of ID and D streets northwest.
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TIE HlP YER Tose SocIEry-friaI Of its
Members IN San Frdncisco.-Eight Cinnamon,
members Of the secret tribunal OF the Hip Yee
Tong society, were on trial in San Francisco on
yesterday before jury at the police court on
the charge of conspiring to extort money from
Lum Yah Sung by threats of death on his fail
ure TO pay $3.50 as the price of his wife who
escaped from the keeper of brothel. to whom
she had been sold. Lum Yah Sung swore that
soon after his marriage he was taken before the
tribunal of the society, where thirty men were
present, and the door secured by an armed
guard; that Oh Yee. one of the prisoners, told
him he must pay the money or return the wo-
man, or he would be killed; that the Hip Yee
Tong society would spend $4,000 to secure his
death. DR.. Sob She. who speaks English very
huently, was sworn to translate large number
Of documents which were found by the police
in the rooms of the society. He translated sew
eral, when he came to one in which q record was
kept of the sale of women to keepers of brothels
and punshments inflicted. He refused to go
any further. The court admonished him, but
still he refused to proceed. The court then
threatened to send him to jail, but he would
not obey, and finally he was given till Monday
to consider the matter.
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Est LIsHEB 1901.
@PRAcrIcAL TRUNK En-

@PRAcrIcAL TRUNk
MANUFACroRY.
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURED
TRUNKS
REPAIRED AND CoyERED.
JAMES s. TOPHAM Il Co.,
HARNESS, sADDL & AND tn UNK MANU.
FACTURERS,
30. s2s SEVENTH STREET,
Next to Odd Fellows Hall,
Have large and choice stock Of goods IN their line
ali Of them our own manufacture, consist ng Of al
LADIES ana GENTS sATCHELs,
FINE SOLE LBATsER TRuNKS
LADIES, DRESS TRUNKS and VALfsKs.
FfsE sGaGf sn nse caRRiA S hAis.SSassss,
SADDLES and BRIDES,
CABBAGE and RIDING WHIPS, &C.
Remember the Old stand
jen 12a 7th street, next to ODD Fslio gs' Han
PRoPosALs FOR COAL.
Treasury pKrARrMESr,
BUREAU OF ENGRAyINs AND PRIATINSis
Sealed Proposals IN be received at hi. siiice nm
til 10 oeioek. a. ~ TUESDAY, the 2s.i Ssy Of
August ISIS, a gr3iishing one th9u,snd nOOol
Coal 70 be deiireied az such times aud taoss
in snch Quantities, may be required, aud SUBJECT
S2oV jus H. a SEso Y act . Si s5, .ss
weigh 22.o pound. % the ton, and shall Inspected
at the time OF deliyery by me person ap1ointad sl
qualified under the act Tor that purp So and that
Inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid bY
Proposals viii be considered binding r one week
from the 18th day Of August, 1873, the Department
eserying the right TO reject all any rion Of the
No proposals will be entertained uuiess accom-.
tne contract nor will any payment be made without
me eertincste OF the inspector that the coal fur
nisned Is such as the contract calls for
sfropesals should be addressed and sent TO the
omee ~ GEO. b. McCARTEE
,v Shiet Of Bureau Of Engraving aud Printing,
JAPANESE FANS. JAPANESE FANS.
70 PER CEN LESS THAN BRO ,pwAY.
M YORK PRICES
ine' are hanesoae and sSsryiees s1,s
- 80 -er--e.
# OF ALE.
BRICKS BRrcKst
M, sSSv,Soo 5000 BUILDING BRICKS constantly
Very reasonable for cash.
L. q. CHAPMAH, llth street,
UH-1n. etweeR n and o, or i22a I'M q.
HAs RkMovKD.
JOHN J. PEABODY
Has removed his stock OF
GUNS, Pistols, FISHING TACKLE AVN
sPORfIN0 GOODS AMI
e1el-zw 10 No. o23 LOUISIANA AvENur-
,Sn. ei.s, 5n y 1s
% veil !: esII 4 JosEPh s Rooks sr,s9t; M,
Iii 5: t re srsss. who're she. srdsn
Ely s - g, 1l.s = s'G Es. ~ 81
s Z ~ sASOnn. HAND cLOTHTvsi. So0TS
~, &C SIS 7th e., befSeen Al a. souts
"'Ss W nan Dr0aaptiy attended % js1-iy
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SUrRES DER OF tALkNcIA.-V alencia, Spain
has III conditionally surrendered, and GensFa
CamI,s now occupies the city. The submission
Of Cartagena 70 expected to follow immediately
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New York Notes.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Southerners are being
swindled by letters professed to be issued by the
Mercantile prize association of New York, in
forming them OF their success in drawing val
liable prizes, which will be forwarded on re-
ceipt Of the amount specified In the letter. An
investigation failed to disclose the whereabouts
Of said association.
THE TOTAL IMPORTS THIS WEEK
amount 10 as qS5 81 of which -. si4 800 were
dry goods and ~, 1IO, 934 were general merchsn-
disc.
SPECIE SHIPMENTS
to-day for Europe, a, 2O6 ga, all silver bars.
THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly bank statement !:
Loans, increase, S71l 800; specie, decrease,
452 200; legal tenders, decrease ~ O36 200; net
deposit, decrease, s1,717 500; circulation, in
crease, $4,000.
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A MODEL PoLIcENAN.-Oficer VIM. Terry
OF the mounted Metropolitan police force OF
charge OF attempting to assassinate District
Attorney Mckay Thursday nightin Carrollton.
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Datchelefss Hair Dye q the bet IN the voria
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
tsneeus black OF brown; q I'll druggists', and Nc
Bond areet Hsw Yerk. fS-ooir
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HIGHLr IMPORTANT!
Immense Reduction In Prices!

IN Consequence OF THE LsTENESS OF
THE SEASON, AND IN ORDER TO RE.
DUcE SToCK, AN OFFERING
Light Cashmere Suits, at, $, 10, IL and SIS
Blue Flannel Suits, Thoroughly spongedD sI4
me puck enits..'-'.--..... and $40
-, .''''', ..........S 10
sA and Vests to %ateh Pants s. 6, and o.
Light cashmere Pants, sing le........3 L. and Sc
mhte marseiiies Fests.............2 2, so and s3
Aipaca y, SO, and 81
LINEN sack Ooats-.1sc., L, L rs, l.75 and so
loutns Chevlot suits...................... 8 Z so
Boys Cashmere Guits. .......4 and a Is
Fine Black Cloth Frock Costs...s, 10. IL and SIS
Fine blue-Cloth Frock and Sack Coats. 6 to sI2
Also, great many other articles too numerous TO
mention, at corresponding low prices.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EXTRA SIZE surrs.
~Purchasers will nna 1T to their advantage TO
give me call.
Persons going 10 the country, or TO different
Watering Places, can have their wardrobes replen
tshed ct . small expense.
a 9TRAU9
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
lell PEENsYLvAnIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 18th Streets,
I'VE Lnrse Doom IRON Eleventh strsst.
COhNs REMOVED WITHOUT PAIN.
buAIONe, CLUB AND IN0R0wIN0 NAILS,
AND orHlR DIs1AsEs OF THE
FEET SUCCESSFULLY
SREArED By
oh. WHITE,
SURGEON CHIBOPODIsT,
No. s3l fiftesnfh street,
Opposite the United States Treasury.
omoe hours frors 9 .. m. to spm.
ZEE ONE DOLLAR
kstabiished In Arlington, D. c., lsa) jyp-tf
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piles, ulcers, teothsche, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Ii is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be cure for these diseases. M, = Il
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AN UNFORTUNATE BALLooNATIc. - On
wednesday afternoon daring balloon voyager
came near being drowned in the Delaware river.
he started from Point Airy about O'clock IN
tending to take little sail and return to the
point of starting, but in this he miscalculated,
as, upon reaching an attitude of 900 feet cur
rent of air struck his frail balloon and he was
swept with lghtniDg-like rapidity towards the
Delaware river. Becoming frightened, the man
and, as a result. the huge concern came II,
proximity to Smiths Island and dragged along
the river bank to Parrish street. The sight was
S hR snnd az was Startling and was witnessed
water, and the arenout was thrown ont but
was prevented from drowning by the men of
ferry boat. who ished him out, and he returned
home considerably the worse for the trip.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE b. & o. RAILROAD
"A Man and a Boy KiiLed.-A distressing acct
dent occurred yesterday afternoon at the west
end of the tunnel at Point of Rocks on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, by which William
fs 1rSn and his little son aged about eight
were walking down the north track, when the
whistle of the mail train coming east on the
south track blew, and doubtless thinking they
were on the wrong track they passed over, and
were struck by the engine and thrown into the
canal. The bodies of both were afterwards re-
covered. The unfOrtunates resided a short dis
tance west OF the Point, and are said to have
been in very INDECENT circumstances. The faith
er's body was fearfully msngled.
THE CENTENNIAL BUILDrNGs-Tea Desiyns
Selected-One by Washington 1rchitects.-The
centennial committee on plans of the centennial
commission in Philadelphia examined forty
three preliminary sketches of the designs for
the centennial anniversary buildings. From
this number ten were seie cted yesterday, and
$1,000 awarded TO each of the successful COM
peutors. The following we're successful com
pehtors: Samuel Sloan, John Macarthur, JOHN
9. Sidney, Collins & Aulenreith, F. n. GatcheIl,
stephen Rush, jr., c. c. Clark and r. A. & j.
p. Sins, all of Philadelphia; l.. S. Fairfax,
wheeling; Calvert Vaux, New York; Thos. NJ.
Plowmaf & Co., Washington; j. A. voydsugh
and f. 7. Heimer, Terre Haute. These ten
plans will now be returned to their authors re-
spectively for second competition.
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ANOTHER ACTION FOR SLANDER.-In We'd
nesday's STAR il was mentioned that Patrick
Maher had brought suit for SANDER against
John Fletcher and wife for SANDER, claiming
damages in the sum OF $4,000 on the ground
that Mrs. Fletcher had said that he (Maher)
was murderer, had killed a negro woman
and that he had stolen some hair TO make
a mattress. Yesterday John Fletcher and
EhLa Fletcher entered suit against Patrick
Maher and Eliza Maher, claiming $1,000
damages The declaration sets out that Maher
charged that Fletcher was a thief, and that
Mrs Maher said "she wondered who that
strange man was who staid with Mrs Fletcher
during the absence of her husband" Mr. Hine
appears for the plaintiffs in this last mentioned
suit.
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Took THE ]HIrE vkIL.-On the Feast OF
81. lgnatns, aly 81, at the Convent OF the
Visitation, NJ, unit de Sales, near Baltimore,
Miss Mary Obrien SISTER Mary Agatha) and
Miss Mary b. Sexten, OF this city, Sister Mary
Gertrude), received the white vail. Very Rev.
Father D6ugherty. V. g., performed the cere-
mony, assist I'd BY Rev. Father Parsons, chap
lain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

IHE Jolly BACHELORS CLUB" start on
their nth ANNUAL excursion down the Potomac
hVer this evening on their fine slOop Green Bay,
ana VIII visit Piney Point, Fortress Monroe
Nouoin; I.Ip haps, and Cobb's Island, return
ing TO CherrystOne for fishing and ovsters AVID
arriving home in about ten DAYS. The follow
Ing are the officers mo privates accompanying
Hempler, purser; George Motifs, NJ D., surgeon.
ii. Wex, assistant surgeon; Chris. Xander hos,
pitsl steward; Louis Schmidt, ship steward:
K Reh, ooatswain; George Angerman, psymas-
ter. They have also, at considerable EXPENSE
engaged the services OF Mon. lie Dere a. cbief
caterer. They take with them lots Of good
things, and are bound TO enjoy themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09

WILCOX q GIBB's SKwIrs MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency st Chss
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, sth ssreet,
Intelligencer Building. tl,2s
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The ooMMuNlTY az large appreciate the use-
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. as
THERMOMETERS and Bsrometert are repaired
ana made TO order by Hempler, nesr ~ street.
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READ AND PROfIr!
yyGU1ng @ the recent heavy decline in price fDRY
GOODS, &c, We are enabled 20 Offer 60 @-
Inducements 10 Cash buyers. We meution ll0N
the prices Of q few OF our goods: Il,lIf
Elegant one 10 button Paris Kids, Sc WW
two ~ button Paris Kids, 75c
splendid sixteen (l6l bone French Woven Crsats Is,
Also, Corset a. Shsc-, and "Thon pso-l - and
.Brimbles" Glove fitting Oorsets, very cheap
lard wide Beached Cotton, loo
Black Dress silk, 81 Is up
Black Apace and Mohsirs az the best makes fn-
TO 81. - ~ w.
Prints, Sc; Lawn Robes from ss1up.
Ladies Underwear and Gents Shirts At uAnufao-
turers' prices
Eo goods should be purchased prior 70 an exami-
BRoDHEAD a CO,
1eB-m 1908 street, between l2fh and ism.
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SUIT FOR LIBEL-s10,0O0 Ddm1ges.-General
$. 5. Henckle yesterday brought suit for Chas.
X. Douglass against Ambrose Folliott, of
uniontown, for an alleged libel The declara-
uon alleges that the defendant at Q school ex-
animation In June falsely and maliciously
sloke and published Of and concerning the
piaintn the 'rds following elf your brother
viii bring BAG the maps which he stole, we
Will have mar to hang on these walls"
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Totals. 50 ,sG9,g.f Sy6,433,G72 ss.657 ,626
IL will be observed that in the city OF George
town there is a decrease OF value of Sgi, 47s,
which finds its natural explanation, and the to-
tai increase in the city and county of Washing
ton is not only satisfactory, but also sences all
ments.
The books for Washington were prepared by
Messrs. Frank Wilson, Z. W. w. Griffin. VIM
Grimm, T.. F. VI. Faehtz, and those for the city
of Georgetown and the county by John s. s.
Slater and W. +. HAYDEN.
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ON THE BREAKIAsT, LUNCHEoN, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea & Perrins' W srcesteRshiFe Sauce
Is INDIsPKNsABLE.
JOHN DUNCANs SONS, New FORK,
octlk 1awly Agents for the United States.
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DRY GOODS.

(NLosING OUT SPRING AND sUNNER
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Of extremely low prices. Remnants Ices .hau half
price.
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS at low Hzures
Call and examine before making your purchases
EMORY BANTER,
jy2e-tr 1920 Pennsylvania svapna
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DATAPsCo FEMALE INSTITUTE
MEAN BALTIMURE ND

DATAPsCo FEMALE INSTITUTE
MEAN BALTLMORE No.
This Institute has been in operation fr thirtYsix
year,, and enjoys n national reputation. Muh the
number OF pupils limited 20 ninety ID hss rrpr-san-
tstiyes from twothinf- ~ the states Irs location
IL pre-eminently healthful, IL central. aud easily
reached BY railroad from Baltimore and Washing
ton city. For Circular address
MRS. X. II. ARCHER,
g'S-eo2ms Elioott City p. o Nd.
4 AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY AT Az
- BCkNDALk, Mass. ten miles FROM y -ton, on
Boston Albany railroad. 1drdH'aEss. Location
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-09
TAXES FOR THE PRESENT FISCAL
YEAR
Asse ssed Value of Taxable Property
i'm the District Of Columbia nearly
One Hundred Millions.

Mr.. II. A. Hall, Superintendent OF Assess
Dent of Taxes, to-day forwarded to Governor
Cooke the following:
81 have the honor to report that the tax books
for the fiscal year ending June 3Oth, 1874, have
been completed ano have caused the M this
day TO be delivered to the Collector OF L axes.
The footings of the different books present
the following figures:
City of Washington. ............S So, 539, 1872
City OF Georgetown. 6,2I2, 1910.
County of Washington. .......... 1921 $50.