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GEORG ETOWN.

BrRNED BY Coal OIL ExPLosIoN.-About
9o'clock last night, coal oil lamp exploded in
the house of Mr.. Washington Brown, on High
near Water street, and Mrs. Brown and her
little daughter were badly burned.
STRAWBERRY Observation-Disclosures is called
to the advertisement of the ladies of the Pres
byterian church of their festival tonight and
tomorrow night, at the house OF Mr.. Rams
burg, on High street.
RIVER NEws.-The schr. Jealous arrived TO-
day from Baltimore, with 81 900 feet of lumber
for Wheatly Bros, and the schr Hattie Baker
from Boston, with furniture and government
printing paper, consigned to Hartley Il Bro
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boat Seneca has
arrived with flour and mill.feed for T. C..
wheeler, and the canal boat b. F. Charles.
with 1000 bushels of wheat for same. Also, the
canal boat b. Talbot, with $50 bushels of corn
for ii. Nj. Talbot, and boat Seneca, 209 bushels
do. for same. The sales on Change to-day
were 200 bushels prime to choice wheat at
Sis to S1.S7.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish to-day
were 5000 herring, which sold at $3.50 per
thousand.
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A l. Elk A NDRIA.

PROPOSED NEW HOTEL AND THEATER.-
Much has recently been said in regard to the
general desire for a good theater and concert
nan In this city, and Architect Bradshaw has
planned structure worthy of notice and CO.
operation. The location chosen is the lot owned
by, Mr.. ID Appich upon which stands the old
Alexandria Insurance building, and is perhaps
the most central i'm the city, and has sufficient
width and depth for a modern hotel on the
European plan, together with large and first
class theater ia the rear. The lot is fifty feet
front running back l16 feet to a wide alley. The
plan represents the hotel front three stories high
with depth of ~ feet to an area or court eight
feet wide, the first floor containing the office
sitting and dining room, with a passage and
stairway on each side, one for the hotel and the
other for the theater. The theater building i'm
the rear will be 50xl1i feet, with good and sub
stantial brick walls, and large and numerous
pillars, carried up sufficient height to admit
OF room Tor kitchen, bar room, billiard room.
&c;, underneath, for the use of the hotel, to-
gether wish ample sheltered yard room.
CHARGED WITH RoBBING A CEMETERY
Martin Cunningham, white, and Robert Ber-
nard, colored, were re-examined this afternoon
by I. 3. Commissioner Charles Whittlesey on
the charge OF stealing pipe from the soldiers
cemetery. Both were held under bonds for
their appearance at the July term of the T. =.
Circuit Court, the former in the sum of 500.
and the latter In the sum of 500.
IHE STRIKE Of the section hands on the A. &.
r. X. r. has not yet ended, the strikers still de-
manding $3.50 for 10 hours work and the rail-
work.
The MATCH GAME of base ball PLAYED here
yesterday afternoon by the Chesapeake club of
Washington, and the Independent club of this
city, was won by the former by a score of IS
to IL.
Gov. WALKER passed through here Yesterday
on ms return to Richmond from Binghampton,
n. Y, where he has been to attend the funeral
Of his mother.
1T HAS been determined to hold camp meet
ing on the land of Mr.. James Benton, near the
rot House, in Loudoun, county, on the 18th of
August.
WORK ON THE STREET RAILROAD has COM
meEced and will be pushed to completion rapid
ly.-Gdzetfs. last erening.
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commencement, Law Department
Georgetown University

The annual commencement of the Law De-
partment of the University of Georgetown came
OF last night at Lincoln Hall, which was well
filled with the friends of the graduates, who
were eated upon the stage, together with the
Attorney General of the United States, Assistant
Secretary OF State, the president of the uniyer-
sity, and the law faculty, consisting of Judge
Chas p. James and j. Hubley Ashton, esq. The
exercises, which were interspersed with music,
were as follows:
The act OF Congress of March I, 1851. raising
Georgetown College to a University was read.
Hon. j. e. Bancroft Davis, Assistant Secretary
of State, then introduced Attorney General
Williams, the orator OF the evening, saving that
IN the disntegratiOn of the Roman Empire the
church became the Igis of the jurisprudence
OF the world and under the circumstances did
the best that it could. They still continue to
do this wherever the church and law are
united. In our day we are no longer dependent
upon the church for our dispensatiOn of law. A
portion OF the Catholic Church OF this city has
undertaken TO instruct our young men in the
knowledge and practice of the law. The At
tOrney General Of the United States does not
hesitate to come here and give these young men
instruct them in all that pertains to this science
and profession. Attorney General Williams
was greeted with cheers. He delivered an elo-
quent address, in which he spoke to the pradu-
ates OF the duties and responsibilities OF their
profession, and gave them some good advice.
He was frequently applauded by the young
men. The degree of Bachelor OF Arts was then
conferred by Rev. P. F. Healy, president of
the University, upon the graduates, and the
exercises closed with music. The following is
the list of the
GRADUATES.
. Charles Bradshaw, New Jersey; Charles o.
Brown, District of Columbia; Sevelion A.
Brown, New York; John g. S. Burger, District
of Columbia, Daniel O'C. Callaghan, District
of Columbia; Charles Camper, Maryland; b.
X. Catlin, New Hampshire; James L. Coleman,
New York; Everett Dallas, Kansas; Alexander
j. Falls, Maryland; John II. Haswell, New
York; Bernard T. Hanley, Maine; Henry j.
Hechtman, District Of Columbia; Charles l..
Hughes. District of Columbia; Hugle l.. Mason,
Kentucky; Richard McAllister, jr., District of
Columbia; VIM. P. Pierce, Georgia; John F.
Riley, District Of Columbia; Francis &. Saxton,
Illinois; Warren b. Stone, New York; Noah HI.
Swayne, jr., Ohio; Geo. q. Wing, Ohio: Jos. G..
Wildman, Virginia.
OFFICERS OF CLASS 1873.
President, Alex. j. Falls; vice president, Sc
Weldon A. Brown; secretary, Jas. V. Coleman;
treasurer, John c. s. Burger.
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LOCAL NEWS.



The chicken cholera is raging in Alexandria,
Va
For the first time since the establishment of
the once or inspector of buildings, no PEI init
was issued 70 build to-day.
The last Unitarian SociabIe will be held to-
night at Masonic Hall. Refreshments and
DIR. Is. W. Bliss, acting health officer, made a
sanitary tour of tie city yesterday, accompa-
MED by several representatives of the press.
The Americas Yacht Club at a meeting last
memory OF Vim. c. MCGEE, their late presi-
dent.
"True Economy in the Household, is the
subject Of a lecture BY Mrs. Pierce at Lincoln
Hall tonight, for the benefit of st. Mark 8
Church.
Capt Starkweather, of the District volunteer
been ordered TO parade the battery for inspec-
ton on the 18th inst.
Bush Underwood, scout during the war, and
one of the most daring of Mosby's band, is now
in charge of the stables of a brick manufactur-
ing company of this city.
number OF enterpr'sing young colored men
zation of real estate and loan assoc .atIon. j.
w Cromwell was elected chairman, and +. W.
Turner secretary.
Shillington, Odeon building, sends us Apple
tons Journal for June !, and Frank Leslie's II
7sstra,sd Neicspcper and HGrper's Weekly for
june 14th, the latter having some spirited Mo-
doc war illustrations. From Robert Beall We
have Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper for
june IA; also, from j. q. Parker, Harper's
Weekly for June IL.
A marriage notice purporting to be that OF
Mr.. Clayton Homiller, of Georgetown, to Miss
Jennie Dunan, of Washington, was inserted in
THE STAR a sew DAYS ago in the usual column!
NJ being Endorsed according to the rule of this
paper by proper authority apparently. We
are now in -orncd that the Endorsement was a
forgery, and that no such marriage took place.
The person who would commit forgery in the
preparation of trick like this is quite I'M
scrupulous enough to do it in a way to earn a
term in the penitentiary.
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Affairs ON the Virginia Side.
FALLS CHURCH, VA, June 5,
col RGIAT INaTIrIrTR

FALLS CHURCH, VA, June 5, 1873.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Mr.. l.. A. Barber, OF Washington, having
generously made an offer to some Of the citi-
Zens of this place to furnish funds for the es-
Enlistment of an institution of learning here,
a public meeting was called, which met at the
Baptist church last evening to consider the
proposition. Before organizing, Mr.. Joe s..
Riley made some extended remarks, living con-
dtiOns Of the offer of funds by Mr.. Barber. He
was followed by l.. s. Abbott, esq.,, upon the
necessity OF starting at once institutions Of
learning in Virginia. The meeting was then
organized by appointing MIR. L. S. Abbott chair
man, and Mr.. John Mccormick secretary. Fur
Their remarks were made by Messrs Dr. LLOYD,
John Mccormick, AlmOn Burch, c. III. Buxton
and others. The result of the matter was the
appointment OF a committee of seven, consist
ing Of the following gentlemen: l.. s. Abbott
q b. Ives, q. b. Whiting, j. N. Crossman, G.
H. Buxton, Joe s. Riley, and Hon. j. Il. Hoke
to report plan Of proceeding to the next meet.
ing to be held Wednesday evening. June 18th
at the church.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, Judge SneH.-To-da John T.
Mills and Robert Bergman, two youths, were fined
% each Tor throwing stones in the streets. John
Henry was fined go for carrying razor.
James II. Tillman was charged with stealing a
horse from Charles b. Hill, ESQ, Of rince George
County, Nd, valued ct $50. Mr.. Hill missed his
horse last night Ard at once started to this city
chine in front Of the Central Sergeant
vernon testified 20 recovering the horse and rest
ing the thief while he In the act of selling the
animal for $50. Sent to the grand jury, aud the
horse returned to the owner.
THE RECENT BOY SHOOTING CASE.
" hessier, white boy, charged with assarlt
and battery with intent Nil h,i Jackson Fields,
colored boy. This occurred In the nsrth srn
part o. the city about eight Gays ago, and was
ported In The STAR, crowd Of coior.d Boys made
SQUARES, using threats, when he turned and fred
pistol, the ball taking effect in Fields right side
E0Ltunaieiy no serious consequences Resulted
1ieids Was court this morning apparently recov-
eight boys W. re chasing Hessler, and threatening
knock him down with brickbars, when he turned
and nrcd Two shots. the first one into the ground
And Fields continued to advance. wh.n Hessler
hit witness. Or. smith testified to attending the
boy and that the ball lodged in his lung has not
been extracted. No danger Is sppreh-nded OF fatal
results Ut present. but 1t impossibie predict
rineton, counsel for defendant called several wit
hcssss; Ise case was sent to the grand jury and
CIRCUIT C0URT, Jsdss Hs~apArsys--ro-day.
SSsteh2 sgt Garland Ct al; verdict for plaintiff
raiifosd; jury out The plaintiff sues defendant for
aliege that he Vut of because he yas iatoxica
ssd aed We psheItns bsdly.
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NORTH WASHINGTON BUILDING AssOCIA-
TIoN.-At the first annual meeting OF the North
Washington Building Association, held on
Tuesday evening, the secretary submitted his
yearly report, which shows that an aggregate
Qf s32 eei bias been advanced 70 stockholders sn
SO shares. The Average premium for the year
has been 51.0Sa per cent; present actual value
Of one share. el249hi nominal net assets,
S3i i2s.45-showing the nominal value OF one
share to be $3.50, or more than % per cent. in
crease for the year. The stock account shows
total number Of shares subscribed, 2.565; with
drawn. g; advanced on, $50, tot al. i0l; num-
of Geo. W. Cissel, president: +. G. Cato, vice
president; Jas Fraser, treasurer: j. A. Pres
colt. secretary; r. 4. Eckloff, j. NJ. Yznaga, j.
W. Cox, Jos. weyrich, G.. NJ. Barker, j. G..
Thompson, II. s. Cummings, j. W. Porter and
L. s. Thomas, directors. Twenty nine shares
were advanced on, at an average of about 81 per
cent.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.-This valuable medicine
has been silently making its way into public
favor by the numerous remarkable cures it has
performed. Its singular efficacy is owing to the
prOtOxide of iron which I'm this preparation re-
mains unchanged, and is the only form in which
this rital element Of healthy blood can be sup-
nlied
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF new ash for this
day, ,furnished b TH1 STAB BY George W.
= SnS g, s. Ss az vSsrvsa Xs no ma
6had, Per hundred, $3.50 10 912; Herring, Der
thousand, e126 70 ESQ; white perch, very
eAsee; 1ecks yesy esazee; e1hls yey oeaFce.
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GIN AND MILK, the new and most Fashionable
beverage, and of the purest and best quality, i
to be had at George w. Drivers, Four and a
half street and Pennsylvania avenue. Al
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TODAY, at the corner of Four and a. h al
soul" can lind all spiritual consolation "A
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GEETLRMEN's MACKINAw AND PANAMA
HATS Bleached and Trimmed to look as well a,
new, at A. I. Writings, 92i Pennsylvania
avenue, Big
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MACKINAws. MACKINAws. MACKfNAws.
Another supply of these favorite Straw Hats
in all the fashionable shapes, just received at
WILLETT g. RUoFF's,
9O5 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
We call the particular attention or our customer.
STRIPED and CHECK SILKS q, 70 cant. q,
and %. '7' ~
French 0RGANDlEs and GRENADINES.
French PERCALS and PIQUES
Linen SCITlNGS and MOHAIRS
,rn,N,s Also. TO our elegant stock IF
LUPlN BLACK GRENADINES in every praas
AZ the lowest market rates; Ba Il Lace Points
Jackets &c, &C, with many other goods which ~e
are new Offering at reduced prices in order 10 re
duce our stock by the first of July
One price only-in plain figures
WIN. SHUSTER BRO
m1-cESeoA 9l9 Penna avenue
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TRY DooLEy's YEAST POWDER, you will sool
find it not only the best, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put up full. net weight. 30,
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INSTRUMENTATION Star: While our
. District legislators are retrenching, why not
turn their own pay into the District treasury?
SAN.
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A 5000 COAL OIL FIRE LAST NIGHT.-The
alarm last night at 9:i5 o'clock was caused by
the discovery OF fire i'm a frame building used
by Mr.. VI. MaIcerOn. as a grocery store, corner
OF 5tn and ID streets southeast. The firemen ar
rived promptly but were unable TO extinguished
the flames in that building, owing to the com
bustible meterial, and il was burned down, and
two wo-stOry frame houses adjoining, occupied
by II. Dorsey and H. Green, were I'M ured. The
house and stock OF Mr.. Marceron were DESTROYED,
infiicting a loss on him of 81 400 for the stock
and $3.50 for the house insured for Al 900. The
loss of Mr.. Dorsey Is estimated at $500, and that
Of Mr.. Green at 500. These two houses are the
property Of Mr.. III. King. The origin Of the
IRE was the explosion of a coal oil lamp.
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The LABOR COUNCIL SPLIr.-At q recent
meeting OF Redstone shop No. I, United Me-
chanics, q discussion was held on the action of
the delegates to the Labor Council in withdraw
Ing from that organization Mr.. A. T.. Red
stone, who was present, took part in the dis
cussion. Finally a resolution condemuiny the
pseudo Labor Council, and compiimedting the
delegates that ithdrew was adopted, and to
show their disapproval of the course pursued
by Mr.. Redstone a motion was adopted by a
large vote that henceforth RedstoBe shop No.
4 should be known as Columbia shop No. 1.
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THE NEW CHURCH OF THE AsCENsION.-The
festival being held at HO0e's building, street.
between 18th and 1ith, for the above object, is
and the ladies attentive to all wants. The fes-
tival will be held every night this week, and
lunch daily at IL o'clock. I
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COLDS AND CoUGHs.-Sudden changes Of
climate are sources OF Pulmonary and Bronchia
affections. Take at once "Bropns Bronchia
Troches," let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation O
the Throat be ever so slight. 3,eo3
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
"Brorn's Bronchial Troches" beneficial i'm clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any exertiOn of the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the Troches
are enectual. eos
MY KINGDOM FOR A HoRsE-what the purse
of King Richard could not then procure, all can
ment will not raise the dead horse of king, but
IL will cure q lame one, and-more than that-it
Is the most remarkable thing for swellings, stiff
joints, caked breasts, stings and bruises, the
world has ever seen. man Ought to suffer
with the Rheumatism who has not tried this
liniment. 29,eo5
PONDS ExrRAcr cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore throat, sprains,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhoea, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations In the fact that 1t IL . standard
medicine, treated Of In medical writings, and
known to b cure for these diseases. M 4, IT
THE BEAUTIFUL and amber lager, the
splendid and foaming ale, and drawn from
faucets made from Birnam and Dunsinane
and-s-half street and Pennsylvania ave. a.
SUFFERERS PROM OoRHe, BuNrors, BAD
establishment, No. SIS 18th street, opposite U.
B. Treasury. The treatment often effects q
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, II none but
suitable shoes are worn. t
TuRco- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
IS1 Baths. for al slin disease, at Dr.. sheds,
Tn NATIONAL 0AvIHos BAH, oWnR of
New York avenue and 18th street., poyS por Of,
Per annum ON deposf1 for each calsnder 1Onfh.
Banking hours, . to- Saturday., . % { and 9
WnLCo1 . 0IDD,s S1Wue NA0RIHn n
Daumb hoopGkKt ana ooE1ot no&1ry. In gFo0k
An0Aneoo~ eAeM9. ~
TN CONTINUITY g larRo appeoeaa&o T. -.
fafnoo o( Singers Sowing Naohino. Il
1HmMounsms "a bassn0ooso - sonahel
~ - Il IT. n X1D0o0s - ~ ~
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CITY ITEMS.

GENTLKMRN's Summer Undertaking yet il
full assortment.
Undershirts from 80 cents to Sc.
Drawers from 81 to 1925.
GEO. G. HRNNINa No 40 eth St
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DRY GOODS.

CHOICE DRESS GOODS,
ELEGANT STYLES,
GOOD QUALITIES.
VERY LOW PRICES.
bar bsrgalEs IN NICT0RlA LAWNS and other White
sooa ana summer fabrics Look AT curl21sc Dress
goods Sllk Japanese reduced 20 So and Ear mar
Eard. Black Silks, all grades New goods arriving
new styles w CIV S"e"'
81 One price, and that the lowest
hogan A. WYLIE
1O1 = and 1920 9TH street w
Aesnrgtor Mnle. DeDaorsSt's PattnaN ne If
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. I,
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute fol-
castor oil. 425.eo3:
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CHEAP GUNNER SILKS.
Elegant styles a. z5c., 9oc., 81 aud sl5
japanese striped Silks at 81, As and 50 cents
Lyons Black silks Jour own importationD af :
SLIP, 81 Is, 81 50, Sl.75, 81 and IN " = -
BACK Grenadines, Printed Linen Lawns
Plain Bro. Linen and Strir ed Lace Lawns
- Several hundred pieces Of very choice STYLES
OF 81 n MER DRESS GOODS, from l2Is cents 10 7s
out by LIST July. 'e
JOSEPH J. MAY,
Je5-eo3 S3S Pennsylv ania avenue.
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SMALR POX CASES have been reported since
Monday. as follows: l. street, between 9TH and
7th southwest; 90 9th street do; i42 do; be-
tween I'd and Sd and f and F do; 1911 G street
northwest; and in alley between H and 1 and
Az and 9th streets southwest; and one death in
alley between 9Th and eth and H and / streets.
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THE OLDEST INHABITANTs' ASSOCIATION
met Yesterday, and Mr.. Mast from the COM
mittee appointed 70 prepare n programme for
the celebration Of the 9Th OF July, reported that
he had invited John Downing to deliver the ar.
nuAl GRAFTON a. the City Han, and Mr.. Jenkin
Thomas 70 read the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence. Resolutions Of respect to the memories
of David Baesett, John NJ. Young, John j. Hill
tom and Fielder X. Dorset, deceased members
Of the association, were adopted.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
&RrADISe A TIS. fTTRAwsrHHr rrs-
for the benefit az the
INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.
Mis- ANNA WARE and Mr.. JOHN TwEE-
THURSDAY EVENING, June sth, ct O'Clock. ct
WEST STREET CHAPEL, Georgetown.
Admission 2S cents. IT.
rFsTRAW BERRY FESTIVAL,
NEW PREsBYTLRIAN CHI RCa; Georgetown,
All, AIdesIins TO further their efforts will be
..THURsDHY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, s,h and
9Th Of June. Isr
EXTRAoRDINAKI BARGAINS IN DRY
Plain and Striped Grenadines.
ERssnrssse s Siiks. At so worth sc:
Ba,ist and Linen suiti0ss al shades; very cheap.
Black Aipsess and Mosair. sne .rs oRa'o'
s lssse at. ssSes Of Goods for Mems Boys wear
' ' BENJAMIN MILLER.
RY THos. BOWLING, AuctiOneeT; GeorsetowD
vALUA akb RE Rfo dINIIf on High STREET
On TUESDAY, June 10Th, at 81 O'Clock p.
cnns p the pr ,Ss s.. par s IF L Il S
street, by depth Of 50 feet on the canal mprayei
s By black 6sSksmth and wheelxrsht shop: Thi. prop
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance and II months,
Win vii interest, secured BY deed Of trust the
ye2 THOMAS DOW LING, Anct.
Ky THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr: Georgetown.
GUARDIANS SALE OF yALUABLE I'M.
RRFFo HrdT, PPSNoPkKrr' IN GEORGETOWN,
will 81 5 0i1sr teT sale on Tuesday tn. Ioth
= the premises, at public auction, part of Lot No
point on the west line Of High street, where the
south In Of the portion heretofore conveyed TO Jas
said west line and running thence south with said
line about 5s feet, less 20 the center of the
VIM Edes BY deed dated May h ls sns th az
Immediately adjoining to and north Of the same:
90 l6 feet thence north SIS feet. more or ess. 70
the south line Of the portion conveyed aforesaid
the beginning. Improved by q two story and attic
Brick and twotwo story Frame Dwellings.
Terms oi sale: OI efourth cash. the residue in G.
a. Is and d mon rs with interest at eight Isl per
cent the title TO be retained until full payments OF
purchase money and interest Ifterms are not com.
piled with within five days I reserys the y;sb, 20
resell AT the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser
e1nseysnclng at purchaser scOst. Adeposit Of
MARY F. EssIX, Guardian.
SS eaid fp"Akf Ta6 tsiSIgf py6iwLrsa ,nc,
IN EADf FOB TIE SPRING TRADE.
With a full corps. of first elias. workmen, . com.
S'an'' &C. ss Siks e Oh SRy R ifsEEos5rsSfG
$50. WEARiNe XPPhRS EAES, sohhER
promptly and IN The best msnner,
PREMIUM STEAM DYING AM ScouR.
rS-ING KORKS,
PPsnemium awarded 1857.
P Poss e ~ !s s g, Georgetown.
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POPULAR HOUSE
I II e A r c ABE,
CONF Triton FLED.
ACKNOWLEDGED THE REST AMI cur,p
EST STORE IN THE DISTRICT.
Our stock Of
DRY GOODS
in every respect complete
NEW GOODS EVERY DAY.
At this establishment ladies can find the latest
styles IN wearing apparel suitable for spring and
DRESS GOODS Of ell classes.
D0MEsTICs in large variety.
LLAMA LACE JACKETS and POINTS
All the novelties in sun SHADES and PARASoLS
Elegant assortment Of RIBBONS,
Persons that value their dollars and cents should
not fail TO call at this house before purchasing
where. ~
Remember ~THE ARCADE
AT 7tb street, between d and r southwest