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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,

- - >@<s tSAAA<AAs ~ SxSos L
A FULL STOCK OF TIE FOLLOWING
REMARKABL Y CHEAP GOODS HAS JUST
BEEN RECEIVED. ON EXAMINATION
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
Gents Fine Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs, sfor 81.
R Brew F HDsk TOwsls and nd sr 81
Gents Fancy Half Hose, pairs for 81.
sSs and a15
Splendid so did sgeRenders, 20 cents and 81.
90 EssiisS and French isi Hsir Brushes, 81.
English Shawl Straps, 50 cents and 81
the best Muslin. and we'll sewed, at ONE dollar.
sgpsriS9. si.: Jasksd Shirts q ga
5 pairs Ladies' OIL, or chidfen's full regular made
cs aSis;ss g Ipea full regular s..r. long Hose
Sold Walnut Square Picture frame, with glas. and
back, size sxl0, 80 cents
81! Fine Plated Knives, for 81.
Childrens Rockers and Chairs, 81.
Fns S IL .n sdS Frames.
Roll Plate Bracelets, setts: Rings, Charms. Chains,
800 Styles Of Huber and Jet Jewelry, at 81.
ALL THESE AND A THOUSAND OTHER
ARTICLES AWAIT YOUR iNSP ECTiON.
u. 9ILvRRB1R0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls sEvINTH STREET.
mls-u near Psnnayivania svsass.
MO HUMBU0.-L. RICE win pay . fair cash
~ price for any Kind Of Ladies'. Cent? and Chill
drenf Second hand Clothing, Boots shoes, @. eY3
ss :5sSs; .ss.s saa e. ''''' 0ss p He'
nELlCIOUs CReAMs AND ICES
~ Always on hand 1t the newly rentted Saloons Of
HENRY ALBERs,
Confectioner and Ice Cream Manufacturer,
nlo-solm. No.lels nth st., bet. and l..
TEE lLLIPTIO YOKE sHIRf g Isoaou .es
ton OF elegance ana comfort. The sycss0 % y
cutting enables metc O. any form, or dsiOrnity
2 Ii The E:sss q
VIE So. 80 ia sn 4. WssSsaescs, 5. 3. MI
GsOn1EH LQAN OEgIOl, esvs~ q Ia sEss
vi - 49, ~ sScss;, s1sssss 10 On nv IN
o. On aead - S;ly:s W.sssss, Disso.c.,
e s1essS sX;:ss Sses' fsp,: ts4 - -
g nlfy ecFes q PA9fQRE, sdioining ths -
tSa = 49, ss1 g $500 sissseSs,3 kss.A
q; s. ~:
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MY KINGDOM FOR HoRsE.-what the purse
of King Richard could not then procure, all can
now purchase for Q song. The Centaur Lini-
ment will not raise the dead horse of king, but
II will cure a 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 seem man ought to suffer
with the Rheumatism who has not tried this
liniment. % eos
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REAL Estate SALBs--By Thomas Il. Wag-
Szman. real estate BROKER and auctionser, lot
q, in Allen and Fslconers subdivision Of
,. a s and "a - square 63f, containing about
$500 feet, 70 r. Fichhssn, ser ~ cent? pr
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THE MODOC WAR
Has not in the least interfered with
WOLFORD & SHILBERG'N
Procuring their usual attractions in
DRY GOODS
For spring and summer wear.
Ladies should bear in mind that this 10 tue beu
and cheapest estsblehment south Of New York to
ind such goods Plain and Striped japanese silks,
Foulards, Black and Colored Silks, Black and Col
ored Striped Grenadines, Chinese Poplins in all
shades, single and double width Hernannies. full
line Mourning Goods.
THE GREAT SPECIALITY,
LLAMA LACE JACK ELS AND POINTS
All the novelties in SUN SHADES and PARASOLS
Domestics in large variety and many other Arti
clee, too numerous 70 mention.
Persons that value their dollars and cents should
not fail to call at this house before purchasing
where.
Remember ~THE ARCADE,
mE-tr l21 9TH street, between ID and 4, g. w.
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FULL STOCK of Boys and Children's Straw
Hats, for dress and school. Stinemetz's, 1881
Pennsylvania avenue. 90
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RAILROADS.
BArIlfRSsfitt nOssSSiD on.IO@a~

b Wills ksIIsos ss; 3. 70, essVE
S2 and ,r "a liz %S anti .sg 1h
w ~ " rs FoR BaIrINoRf
LaIs Ss, a ,s sS sI. ,s ,.,s Sc IS SIS
on SUNDAY FoR BaLTiMoRE
Leave fe oBe AL NJ Way AZ sf "a I ;2S si'
Leave daily ,exesg, slnas, At 5, Is, an4 sss a.
"a n; ana ~ ~ 10 aud siV p m on sDnaJ al
'aa : H. .'' iTSSk annapolis.
Leave al eS q. m and SIZE .. m, but not on sur
FOB NORFOLK.
Leave " ii0 , ro Si; TN raE &, w Fl Sunday
Leas. daily EXCEPT ssturdssl "a Tao a. s,. ana
80 and sS p m. On Saturday a, 7;o a. m. and
FoBPoINr OF RoSksaSp INTERMEDIATE
A, "a. m and so D m bu, not on susdAy.
~, Ihrough tickets g. the West can BE- hsd At ,hs
Gay also, at the Company . once, asa PcnBsylsA-
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue
Sss s s1 and ,seIs ssTs t. have ssr sssssse
The depot and put So n. S.ssss Ss to
For New York PhilAdel phis, aud Boston, see adj
THOMAS Z, SHARE, Master of Trsnsporiatiou.
eco eco s0 k6oS S1ser s. T,eset , Ass.
THRR99T!,GiHn L ! EyBErwEESMAsH
r-.. wssHINSroN, May D, iSS-N Moon
New rork are now run a. foio%. % FE
FOR NEW YORK, without change II r.r-
Leave daily teaoePt sunday at a. m, no and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texoept Sunday at an 10 and s5s'
y. m.
ON SUNDAY
hese LOT New YORK al $50 .. M, ani PAradel-
sleeping cars Tor New York on 50 train o.,l,
Through tickets O. Philadelphia, New York OF
Boston can be had at the Station oics AT all hSSrs
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement,
ior schedule between Washington, Baltimore Al.
napolis, and the West N"
! WILSON, Master of TRANSFORMATION
NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. :. ko0NTZ, Agent. washington. mn
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND Buck BEER on
draught at Geo W. Drivers new sample rooms
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ak street p s
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GENTLRNEN's PEARL CASHMERE Dress
HATS and Mackinaw Straws. Stinemetz's, 1881
PENNSYLVANIA avenue D
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MACKiNAw STRAW HATS, at willett 4
kuof's. Call at once, and get one of their
desirable styles. The largest assortment in the
CITY. u
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STRAW HATS, in great abundan ce, selling
cheap, at Stinemetz's, 1877 Penn'a avenue. q B
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LOCAL NEWS.


watts Opera HOsse-Chas walcot in the
drama of"The Swamp Angels"
fAeeser Consqse.-''Rip Van Wrinkle" songs,
dances, &c
Ltneola HaH.-The Hyer sisters and Grand
Colered Operatie Concert Troupe.
SchsatxeR Park, S>rSah sfrest--Sociable by
the members Of the Washington Schuetzen
ferein.
L0eser's GdrieH--Pic-nic of the Hibernia
Benevolent Association.
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A RAILROAD
Real Estats nsrtgags esnblasl.

IN MIS- Cola Dons - nershsa Resoos IN.
rooA Ouupany fur.lsha % ths D1ol1e q i.vssDsue
securty which combines the ready neGoeiabtty, -
oouvsnSsncs, sn1 tie high cre1h q nru-cla m.
rosA bod With ths sciidity md safsey a rel q.
ne mortgage o. land worth - isaa twice ~ sDos
oansd.
They ere o9sesd g par m safrsney, sna ysssd =
HANDSOME PROFIT 10 thoss sxchangins 80.
fhs boads ere ara 81 only mortgage On shs
roed, M soufvDeuB md sarninp, snA siso on .
lAnd Grant which, o. ~ eoop,sion q ths rod. v
svsrsge oSo aer0 % saeh nils a trsok.
fhey oro t0ae6 d eeooDfnnf5ons iron % -
elm Coupon, sn1 ol0 70 oleSw Rsgisswsd, hsvs
thiry years 10 run. bsar N tntsrst a - ~ esus.
n sold, an1 srs BXEnPI Y10u UNITED
STATES TAX 70 u holder.
hs ssoi- apsaal intsrsa - TIE Rsgisesrsd bcs0
\ psaa vish GOLD cRBcKs, ssss - sss 80 soss
s11rso q ~ hol1H.
Al usrkseabls osocn 90 Donns rsos1vsd n
eAanss. vtsAosa sxpsss 70 ~ isvssns. - No.
h1Ghsa e1nsue Urtcss.
JAH COOKE - co.
"a n = 4 o.
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Condensed Locals.

The q. A. X has accepted the sup port of Co
A, Washington Grendiers, to-morrow, Decors-
Eleven thousand boxes of Strawberries came
mp from from Norfolk on the Lady Of the Lake
Yesterday.
From Robert Bean we have Frank Lcslie,s.
and from Shilngton both Leslie's and Harper's
Weekly for June eth.
Professor Bartlett will lecture on phouo,-
rapny AZ Lincoln Hall this evening. See adj
The Arlington Base Ball Club of this citv
yesterday visited the III Ugh School, near Alex
andrla, and defeated the Howard Club by a
Professor John NJ. Langston left the CITY to-
day for Hampton, Va. where he is to deliver
the Grafton ON the occasion of the decoration OF
the graves Of the Union dead.
The Governors Mounted Guard, Capt. %. T..
Duffy, will participate in the ceremonies at
arlington morrow, on the invitation Of the
q. A. r.
The President this morning issued his war
rant Of pardon of Alexander Hastings, con-
victed OF larceny in the Police Court of this
District on the 18th OF March. and sentenced to
ninety DAYS imprisonment in the county Jail.
A committee OF about fifty from the various
lodges OF the Knights Of Pythias of this city
lett for Baltimore this morning to make a fra
t~rDal visit 10 PytnagOrean Lodge, No. D. of
that city, and will return Tomorrow
An alarm was turned in this morning about
one O'Clock from box 10. No engine house,
caused by FIRE being discovered in a twO-story
frame house on i street. between 4 < and 18th
streets southwest, which originated from the
upsetting of a lamp in the upper story setting
nre TO the roof. which was partially burned.
The property belonged to Mr.. John Neal and
the damage sustained was small.
On Saturday last, the Supreme Court of the
District appointed William T. McCuin county
constable, on the recommendation OF Messrs
w. ~ Murtagh, John b. Blake. Drs. James E.
Morgan, f. Howard, A~Y. p. Garnett, Messrs.
Geo. +, Raub, James F. Miller, r. A. Boswell.
Peter Campbell, Charles II. Brewer, Richard
Cruit, VI. Trimble M.Thompson, j. f. Williams
MnE ni aHx
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Mr. CHARLES wALCor, who personates Hem
derson, the New York Herald correspondent In
.sthe thrilling drama las the bills cali III Of
Ssthe Swamp Angels" now being reformed st
Wa11opera house, 10 q clever actor. This week
Win close the theatrical season ~ this house, 80
play- goers had better attend while they have
chance.
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but not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, &C., prepared in q few min
utes. "a q
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A STARTLING TRUTH,-Thousands die AMIN.
ally from neglected coughs and colds, which
soon rlpen into consumption, or other equally
fatal diseases OF the lungs; when by the timely
use of single bottle of Or. Wistar's Balsam o.
Wid Cherry their lives might have been pre-
served to a green old age. 266
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GROCERS.

GROCERs.
e. $. O'HARE q son,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCEgs,
1918 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
Between NJ and n stsl
NEW BUTTER NEW CHEEsEt
10 I6 I6 10 10 10 10 10
HAMS. SUGAR CURED HAMS Ioc PER LIB.
10 16 l6 l6 10 ne.
DoOLEYs YEAST POWDER.
GRAHAM FLoUR. DAT MEAL.
Hecker. Wheaton Grits, Heekers Parma, Rye
Flour Barley Tspiocs, SAG, ManiOca,
Wax Candles, Gross a BlsckweIls Pickles, Col
mans Mustard, stickneS Poors Mustard,
Olive Oil, Sauces. Said Dressing.
CINCINNATI oLKISE SOAP.
Duryea's Satin Gloss Starch, Bakers Chocolate
Cocoa, and Cocoa Shells, Broma, Prunes,
Currants, Raisins.
MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
Old Port Wine, French Brandy,
Holland Gin, Blackberry Brandy,
Fine Old Whisky, California Brandy.
c. Q. O'HARE q son,
m0-tr 1913 7th st. u. ", between N spds.
ELOuRi
RECEIVED DIRECT
from the Mills In
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
IN sell to families 80 cents per barre Ies thar.
usual prices
Prices Of SUGARS and TEAS ell marked down.
CATAwBA WINE,
Just received from Pleasant Valley Wine COMPANY,
o. gallon.
o. h. BACON, T0s Markst epsos,
Uar8 between 7th and oth streee1.
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JuLIPs, SNAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptons carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants at
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenueand Az street. rs
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TURCo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medcated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. Shedd's,
9O3 + street. 5206
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WILCOX d GIBD's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 10 %
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
"Brocn's Bronchial Trockes" beneficial in clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing and
relieving the throat after any exertiOn of the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the Trocass
are eHectual. eos
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SMALL Pox CASES since our last report: One
between 9th and It'll and G and H streets south
west; corner 5th and A streets southeast; 3O6 l.
street southwest; 1853 g street southwest; 357 G
street southwest; Springman's alley, between
9Th and It'll and and H streets southwes al
ley between 9th and 18th and G and H streets
southwest, and two in alley between and l
and \ and 9Th streets southwest.
BASE BALL.-To-morrow afternoon the Lord
Baltimore and Washington Clubs will play their
third championship match, on the Olympic
grounds. A lively contest may be expected.
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THE NATIONAL CoLLEsR OF Pharmacy Il
about concluding its first course, at which Pro-
feseors Stabler. Tristoe and Oldberg have been
delivering the lectures at the rooms in the Colo
nixation building (iK street and Pennsylvania
axenge). The class has numbered twentv dur
ing the winter, and next week four will gradu-
ate and receive diplomas
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U sorloI.
close on FRIDAY, MAY 81 decoration dsyI Par
tiSs having paper maturing that day requested
10 provide for the same the day previous
m2sr JAMES DICKSON. Cashier.
nSsNOTlCE.-The annual meeting of the LOT
Wy HOLDERS OF OAK HILL CEMETERY
vii De held nj the ONCE Of the company on MON
DAT, June ?, lsS, at .. m, for the purpose Of
eIectine Board Of Managers 20 serve Tor the en-
suing year. JAMES GOSZLEK
D2-wXs2w Sacrefarv
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TIE METROPOLITAN RAILRoAp,-The track
being laid by the Metropolitan street railway
on street north, noticed In TIE STAR OF
Yesterday is intended 20 connect BY Delaware
avenue with the tack On A street north.
ear was run yesterday over the AZ st. branch,
and in a day or two las soon a. some little paw
ing is done) ears will be running regularly over
IL. The company have their timbers and iron
ready to continue the 9th street. line from VI 50.
north TO the boundary, and as soon as the work
of paving thar street is recommended the rail-
road wOrkme will precede the PAYERS George
town people will be glad TO learn that next
week workpeu will commence laying the
Georgetown branch OF the road
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hABKAs CoRPus--To-day, in the petition OF
George Clark by his counsel, T.. A. Williams,
Judge Macarthur orderedz writ Of Ia beas cor
pas TO issue for the production Of said Clark be-
fore him. he having been convicted on tire 2ist
day Of Nav on the charge Tin connection with
Lucy Rivers of committing an assault and
battery with intent TO kill, on John L. Rivers,
on the 18th Of May. near Georgetown.
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"Saranac" and
'Canton" Straw Hats,
for Gentlemen, Youth and Bows, which we offer
at our usual very low prices.
CARTER K Co, Hatters, 42i 9th street
n. B.-A reduction of 10 per cent. from our
usual prices to all our comrades of the Grand
Army until the LIST proximo.
&,2 CARTER s. Co, Hatters, 42i 9Th street
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my GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.
MEDICAL, &c.

ELECrkO-MAouIrO GALvAHIC TREAT
"a MEAI for nervous diseases By Pg0r. G. p.
GenerSi spSIicssiops. ~ seon9e bSsh. sc
mis- colin
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The GRAND CoLORED OPERATIC CONCERT
TROCPK from the Pacific side, who appear at
Lincoln hall tonight, are highly spoken of by
musical critics in the northern cities. The Bos-
ton Journal says OF the Hyers sisters. "Both the
sisters have voices OF remarkable range and
sweetness The soprano, Miss Anna Hyers,
exhibits more finished powers of execution than
her younger sister, and q vocal and dram attic
ability. Tine remarkable quality OF the voice
OF the contralto, Miss Emma HysEs, Is its VOL
ume, which Is simply immense. Her tones are
deep, rich and free from harshness."
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A l. Elk A NDRIA.

REsPITE.-A letter has been received here,
dated Executive chamber, Richmond, July 5th,
respiting VIM. Jackson, under sentence of death
in this city, until the LIST of August in order to
give the governor time TO exa mine his case.
CAMP MEETING.-The colOred people will
hold a camp meeting in Crossmans woods near
Falls Church, Fairfax county, commencing Au-
gust 7th.-Seatincl, last eceniRq.
The CITY PASSENGER RAILROAD.-At a
meeting of the board of directors of the Pas
senger railway company, held last week, the
following persons were appointed drivers -
Alpheus Brown, Rudolph Bruner, Henry Po-
sey, j. r. Nieklin, w. IL. Hullins, and Jacob
Studs. II is expected that the road will be in
running order by Thursday neXt.--Gdsstts, last
ere
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rHECS,,Rrs

POLICE COURT, Ju@rs snsli.-To-day, James
5 aiiey charged with stealing two mules fr m Mr..
sett testified that the accused employed by HIM
TO drive anule team from to this cry with
brick, but did MT return. Mr.. Mnrxih tesa lied to
Clayton tessised that he recovered the mules At viii
lie stable aid old colored msn testified to th-
accused turning the mules cut, and leaving the brit
to the accused having ieft the brick yard on Saiur
day week, and witness did not him until Friday
last when he caused his arrest. The case was sent
10 The grand Jury yehn Jones charged With assault
ecutiDg witness testified that accused chased her
out In al alley and cbaked her; fined So and costs
in assault case, or 50 da,s in Jail, } lhu Jones,
.sareed with asssSlting aud resisting Officer H.pey
assault on Amanda Stewart; S. Fl AIRY Ennis car
Tying razor; SAD Also, cursing aud swearing: IS.
S. E%ma tuns, Pr5laSi'y s. Daniel y y5m aS
failing to main, distance between carts
iorieited G "; Wsmbecs, do. do George Clark,
do. Michael Boston, do; do. a. Sherw BOD driving
through a funeral procession; S5. Edward Brick,
Filling 20 maintain distance; collateral forfeitel.
~ calling Jane Holmss long black slab back Ell
bloody old a old :, &c. II was shown that
pr9seSutins witness called Matilda yaler =,
and the latter returned the compliment; dismiss d
John Buckley, selling liquor in less quantities than
a pint, Officer Pearson testified that lie had pur-
chased liGu.r in less quantities than a pint The
lect selling to Pearson Int had sold others with
out the knowledge If Buckley. judgment was given
against defendant for los. Patrick Broderick
who was brought in on gttaC hment for cont emit "a
called: Mr.. Morris appeared for defeRc- The o.
fcer Pearson testified that he told him that IA al
sunIno1s Tor hin to appear before the Police
regular. The Court held that the service was not
definite enough, and die missed the attachment. W.
u johnson, assault and battery on Fanny Davis;
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GE0RGETOWK ADvERTSENINTS.
RT RIOS. BOWLING ApctiOaesr; eeors,sovn
suAkIP s4lTs s sA o. .yaLgABhE REAL

ksTATk ~ gEoRGEI0WN, B. q.
eths District q 9olum6iss Ssiains : special
sts. Ssss A AZ ,s amy i fsa 4 s
On ii: q day q Ssiy, A. p ,s.s Che saae;sns
DE premises, sn WiIkEsDAY, he lssh day 81
sss.,sd psi;es ' q Soin%sis, east
ss,f Of lot Ne e Bell sadisisn sesnning a the
and Bssi siTests, and running ms thence With the
ssuth line Of Bsal street west 80 feet thence south
10 feat thence east 80 feet; and thence north l2d
Also, the west half Of lot No %, in B.a's sddi-
sd irs ie saa
thence With the south side Ct beali street west -
ieet south ~ east u feet; and thence north
Also: io, No 3, in the western addition to George
e up lot No $ and rannns With sid line reversed
liz feet to the beginning Of said lne thence west
sonthsrIy parallel with Usiiess stree. 8 feet to
fals now Bridss street thence win said stree. 70
scIissd At the hour q 9 o,eisek 2 n wv , y
third cash; balance Il the purchase money 10 two
e2asI M a. six and twsive months from day
or Sr the dTrd paymshs NTH n
SIS, FEN Be- az OF IA" =. on At .o
sf day CT : Tei E to P tn. sp
s OF said progery on either OF said lots
comply Win the terms OF sale witt n
five days after day Of sale, the undersgne reserves
the right to resell the said lot lots the risk and
cost Of the defaultiDg purchaser purchaser after
i've day. fur her notice aforesaid. upon like
terms as aforesaid, as to payment. All conveyaa-
cling at the cost Of the purchaser
GEORGE SHOEMAKER, Guardian
GEORGE SHOEMAKER, Ageat
V5-dtd TH0S. BOWLING. Auct.
LII TIE BEST CALICOES, IL cents per yard /:
"A - ANDROSCOGGEN COTTON, Is cents.
Great sacrifice of DRESS GOODS to reduce 81 ock
10y the first of August
3. THO. BROWN,
JyS6 No. 121 Bridge street.
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GEOR G. ETOW w.

THE CoLoRRD School QUEsTIoN.-Thp re-
rnblicans of the third legislative district was
called 10 meet at Market hall last evening" hut
as there were but ten persons present five
white and five colored-no business could be
dove for want of a quorum. MIR. ). II. Collins
said that the purpose of the meeting was to in
dorse John Brooks and the trustees of the col
ored schools. He moved that a committee CT
six he appointed to urge members to attend a
meeting this week; which adopted. The
chairman appointed three white and three col
ored members, among the latter Mr.. Pope,
trustee of colored schools, to canvass the dis
trict and urge republicans to attend the next
meetInu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-08

ESCAPE OF MARY HARRIS PROM THE INSANE
AsYLUM.-Mary Harris, who 1t will be recol-
lected clerk in the Treasury department
named Adoniram j. Burroughs, In the winter
OF 1o64-'5, ard who was tried and acquitted in
July following on the plea of emOt onal insanity
escaped from the insane asylum on Sunday
night last. The trial will be recoilected as one
which attracted great attention, aud there were
many witnesses examined as TO insanity. The
trial resulted as before stated, and since she
has been three times in the insane asylum I'M
der treatment, she showing at times unmlstak-
able symptoms of insanity, such as was proven
on the trial, known as paroxysmal insanity, re-
sulting from her physical condition. She held
a position in one of the departments but a few
months ago, but her friends deemed il naces-
sary TO again place her in the asylum under
treatment. Last week she became q mite unruly,
but she was thought by the officers TO be safe
On Sunday evening, however, she escaped from
the building and enclosure, and is still at large
Although the police have made every effort to
find her, no udings of her have vet been OBJ
tanned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-08

OFF TO ALBANY.-Last night, Deputy War
den Russ, with Messrs. Woodward, finSebach
and Ross, of the Jail guard; started to Albany
with the following prisoners, convicted at the
present term OF the Criminal Court, and sem
fenced TO the penitentiary Edward Brown,
passing counterfeit money, five years; James
Potter, assault with intent to kill; Henry John
son, burglary; James Robbins. highway rob
berry, three years each; Frank Alien, grand
larceny; Lucy Rivers, assault with intent to
Kill; Sandy A. Barnes, do; two years each; VIM.
Waters, grand Larceny, and Washington Harris,
false pretences, one year each.