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WILLS FILED.-The following wills have
been filed in the office of the Register OF Willis
Gilbert Cox, Of Stafford county, Virginia, who
leaves his estate to his wife Rebecca Cox, and
appoints his son, b. w. Cox; filed and proven,
Bell, bequeathing her estate to W. p. Ryder,
subject to certain trusts The viii of the late
John M. Young, bequeathing certain pieces of
property to his wife and directing the balance
to be divided among his children, which was
fully proven. Letters testamentary were is-
sued TO Eliza ". Young and VIM. A. Young
bond, $1,000.
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The Fish MaPkafa

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF new hsh for this
day, furnished to THE STAR by George W.
Harrison & Co., wholesale dealers in Ash Nos
~ King ST., 30, 81, So fish wharves, Alexandria:
Shad, per hundred, S1050 to s12; Herring, per
thousand, 1928 to $3.50; white perch, yerv
scarce; rock, very scarce; offal, very scarce
WAsHINGTON.-To-day, the following sales
at the hsh wharves were made to shippers by
r. A. Golden & Bro; agents:-1OO 900 herring
rom "a to 50; 1000 shad, from Ss to Sl2; I.OG0
punches salt water taylors at 2oc. ner buncb.
100 shee pheads at iOc A'
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BEWARE OF COPPER FOUNTAINS FOR Soo..
Upon hearing of the explosion of a copper soda
FOUNTAIN at Jarvis confectionery store, Or Mon
day night last. we decided to fest the rsIativa
strength of copper and steel fountains In
doing, SO We burst two copper fountains at hess
than go lbs pre- ssure, whilst the steel fountains
resisted successfully COO lbs, which was as high
as we dare go on our generator
SOFT PALMER & GREEN, Georgetown.
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CHARGED WITH Robbery AND FALSE PRE-
TRNsEs.-Henry Newkirk was arrested in Wash
ingtOn on Thursday by Detective McDevitt, on
a dispatch from Independent Detectives Smith,
Pierson g. West, charged with obtaining under
false pretenses Sl4O from Rebecca Burnham,
and also with stealing a gold watch, valued at
came on to Baltimore in charge of Detective
Smith, of the above firm, and on being taken
before Justice Hagerty was released on 81 900
bail for an examination on Saturday afternoon.
Baltimore American, 3lst
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JAS. 2. EDwARDs. Attorney' ""Af uiSa'
n29- eokd THOM As nowryNr A..

Thus BOWLING Auctioneer; Georgetown
PEREMPToRY SALE OF SIX CoMFoRr.BLE
pwkLLnNG HOUSES. Nos. as, al, az, 80
AUCTION. NDAnioH SHEET, At
- On TUESDAY. June Sd, at 5 O'Clock, I will
sell on the premises, on Dunbart on street he
tween Green and Montgomery streets. six near.
ly new comfortable frame dwelling houses with
modern improvements. The location il pleasant
and healthy and all street improvements made
Terms: One-th cash; balance 6, IL and Is months
anclng al cost Of the purchaser. deposit OF sleo
required as soon as the property il struck of
m20-dts THOMAS powIITGG Daris.
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COPPER FOUNTAINS FOR SODA NOT RKLI-
ABLE;-Ine copper soda fountain that exploded
on Monday night at Jaryis's confectionery
store, on 9Th street, was only charged at 20
lbs. pressure. The steel fountains which Pal
mer q Green will use hereafter exclusively for
to the square inch. roo
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From the Boston "Shoe Peg {,

T1Um tnt BOstOn !" Shoe Peg.HI
The WAVED WOODEN SHOE PFC
wax no more thread, use no more screws,
But with waxed pegs construct your shoes,
Extend their use from pole to pole,
For well waxed pegs will save the sole
Your feet keep dry, prevent the govt,
As pegs when waxed will not peg out
Mr.. kurtz, No. 733 9TH street, will furnish the
Shoes that don't peg ont
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DECORATION DAY AT CULPEPER, C.. H
The graves OF Union GOldiers inferred at Gull
pepper, e.. H., Va, were decorated yesterday
under the auspices OF Phil Kearney Post No. II,
G. A. r., Department Of Virginia The audi
enee was called to order by Comrade j. o. Haw
ley, who delivered a few appropriate remarks.
hymn and prayer followed, after which Mr..
Blair delivered an grafton suitable to the occa-
s1on- The cemetery was subsequently deco
ated with flags, flowers. and evergreens.
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UThere are to be only four female figures ON

=, ~There are to be only four female figures on
the monument Of James Fisk.
1Three are seventeen American sculptors in
home to six English and nine German.
1Ignatius Donnelly is named as the agri.
culturists' candidate for governor of Minnesota.
~Captain Casmberlayne, one of the famous
"six hundred" at Balaklaya, died recently in
Dartmouth, Eng and.
~Tbe Princess of Wales last infan. lived
only few minutes, and yet was called AIexan-
der John Charles Albert.
k+Rev. Bob Smith, "reformed saloon keen.
err" has been preaching to the "sailors and sea
mem OF Lake City, MINI.
VA Swcde woman of st. Paul recently as
tonishe the natives by carrying an oil barrel
through the streets on her head.
~D0gs do large share toward supporting
the schools of Potter county, Pa, paying a tax
OF one dollar each for the purpose.
% One Of the English Tory journal says there
are really only two parties in France-those of
'oi der" and 'sdis0rder."
kTThe mother of Lieutenant Harris, upon
nearing that he had been wounded in a fieht
with the Modoes, travelled over three thousand
miles TO his bedside, and arrived there a few
hours before his death.
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VALIDITY OF MARRIAGE IN SLAVERY
Judge Head, of the Georgia supreme court, re-
Gently gave decision in case OF great i'm
was set up to the property OF one Philin
Garner, deceased, former slave, by two coli
ored men, as his heirs. 1t was resisted on the
ground mat their parents, being slaves, were
incapable of making a marriage contract and
mat the n arriage was consequently void and
the children were illegitimate. Judge Head
maintained that the marriage of slaves was
valid at common law, and that their Offspring
must be considered legitimate, whether born i'm
slavery or since emancipation.
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"NoBoDY TO BLAME."-A report from the
hhode Island railroad commissioner certifes To
the general assembly that the wholesale sIa,gb,
ter or passengers and employees in the RichIaond
switch disaster was mysterious dispens:.tion
OF Providence" for which nobody was in fault.
ne inlnks tae bridge was properly built and i'm
good condition; that it was DESTROYED Inv tbe
breaking OF the dam just above it. which he
thinks was sufficiently secure. The commits
sioner suggests that cars should be supplied
with facilities for putting out fires and for re-
leasing passengers from wrecked cars
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SINGULAR DRowNING.-Abraham Cannon,
Oh sussex county, Delaware, visited Seaford last
thursday, in company with his wife, and as
they were passing over HOvingtons mill dam,
on the way home. Mrs. c. got out of the car
tI ana walked back until a bend in the road
hid her from her husbands view Mr.. c. waited
some time for her return, and on going to look
ior her was surprised to find her body floating
IN the race, life being entirely extinct. Mrs. G.
chiidren, In fair circumstances, and the motive
ior this suicidal act is involved in mystery
" iIninntOn IDLY Rem
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last evening,
and resolutions declaring the following places
nuisaDces injurious to health, and directing the
health ofhcer to abate the same were adopted:
Frame houee No. HOS street southwest; frame
shanty on southwest corner Of G and 18th streets
northwest frame shaaty on the northwest cor .
house on the east side Of Potomac street. near
Water street, Georgetown
DIR. Bliss offered resolution that the dividins
line between the 9th and It'll scavenger districts
shall be N street, running east from 10th to stu
street, then along 5th to n street, then 20 New
York avenue northwest. Adopted.
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Z O'Clock, Mr.. Paul Brown, aged g years died
suddenly from an attack OF apoplexy while sit
ting In o chair at McManus' grocery store at
the corner Of 18th and H streets northwest
One Of the clerks noticing his head fall back
wards ran TO his assistance. but he was already
dead. DR. Garnett Was called In and gave the
opinion that death was caused by apoplexy.
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Washington Markets Rulinx
Prices To-day,

MshI.aBeef tporter house,, a5@soc.. p n; do.
sag a rs &c do r9pnd 9s do lr9astns gieees)
eSTnsdl sgl2sae ;nttSn, lssaOc lamb, l5(G0c veal,
do, sliced, 25@ssc shoulder IwhoeJ ioc cut, ioc
sliced l2sc ;middlings, l0c cut i2<c beef tongues
eogsvc. EACH lard, lo@l2sc Market for beef very
FI La: 4oe bunch; perch, 4c bunch;
eSnt habu. eea,. ts sSaen NJ %sesR Es
ssi6sS ennsS !sb:tsr. S isc - S &: salmon fnsa;
sa ad pain herring I
=; npaskerel, S@2s each-market wen supplied with
vEeETABLEs;-Potatoes, Irish, 4cc. p peck; do.
new ne So = peck; onions, Sc. 2 bunch; beans,
spnaeh Rec sGm ssSsasf serS @
soc basket; asparagus, s@iOc. 2 bunch; rsidish,
peck; pie plant, 4@sc: bunch; beets, ls@a5e. =
lunch, eyni,ns, 6oc. dozen; cucumbers, 81 2 doz
oranges, au@as DOZEN; lemons, s@.oc, dS SssR
saeS eanss. Z'g nc quart pine apples soassc
quart; gooseberres, iOc , Quart. '"s'i'eS' S'0'
cp pfdP sss?Idd s qns5 peaches
1Sc cherries, Isc Ibn ioc'' olackOerries'
VII BTITEs 3: -P d%dd print SOC. D.; New
Egg. aoc = dozen. Cheese s;sasc. f piSs h. "e'e'
chickens. pair pair spring
p-.., a.. wHoIEsALE MARKET.
chants 92 louisiana ave. bet 9Th AID 10Th streets
sa5o@ IS; me: s. sog Sc; super me, ssS@s Is:
S95oG l0;corn 6iG6s;rye. 65@SD;oats 4965i wheat,
Si6os IS; beans-white, So 25@ - rs; mixed, Sl@
So green apples, 2 bbl., S36s5; dried fruit
apples; SS65; peeled peaches, lOdl5; unpeeed do,
go; black berries 5@9 dried cherries. l5dlS;
berries Dbl, SIS potatoes p bush 75G onions
s2gS z bush; peanuts, Sc. @Sl 50: beef hides
g,seh Sc; fry, dael6 oeeves S@T; sheep, sag
hens, 2 dozs 50; chickens, S2CO@S 800: ducks. p
dozen. $40 IS: butter, 25el33 packed 25d3l: COM
mon, Ga 10; egg, l9@a)c rabbit skins each 2G3c
opossum do. 5@lec.; coon do, l5@Nc grey fox do
25d5Oc red fox do, 3c "a Is mink do, sIDSi:
otter do, S2@ IS; deer do, -:mnsk "a, do l5d25c
skunk do. loo. ISLE
About 80 tons OF hay and straw have baar, sold;
prices a. follOws:-Best quality 81 IN = cue, and
second quality 9Oc. Straw 81 90 $40 barrels corn
dnll and prices falling. " "'
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THE PRIZE RING-ALLHN VS.. McCooLE-
Inc ST. Louis Globe says: The preliminary ar =
rangements have been perfected between Tom
Allen and Mike McCoole for their next mill.
and there can be no doubt this time that both
men mean business. The fight this time will
be for ducats. two thousand aside. the Att e to
be waged within two hundred miles Of the CITY
OF st. Louis, and both parties are to leave on
the same boat, Ito preclude the possibility of
mistake, we presume.)
The dase of the mill has been finally fixed. and
by agreement the fight will transpire on the ga
OF september. There was but little question
as to the deposit of forfeits, and finally it was
agreed that the first deposits 500 should be
made with James Eagan. to be transferred to
John X. Scott. This deposit has already been
"ponied, }" and the next deposit of $500 will he
made at Tom Aliens on the eighth day of july
next.
Tom Allen, at this juncture, weighs a clean
ZIP pounds, but he is reducing this daily by
urgent exercise. He is in training now in a
small way, not particular for this fight. but in
case he should be challenged by any one Mike
McCoOles present weight is $50 pounds, but as
ne has telegraphed for his trainer, reduction
a this weight will be natural result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-31

TRY DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, you will soon
Baking Powder. Put up full, net weight. 900
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TIE KxIGHTs OF ST. GEORGE viii have
their first grand picnic June I'd, at Juenne-
mans Pleasure Garden (Capifol Hill, upon
which occasion the ladies will present the
knights with handsome banner. Everybody
should visit this picnic, as the committee have
spared no pains or expense TO make IL one of the
most pleasant Of the season.
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SUFFERERS FROM CoENs, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, etc, find immediate relief at Dr. Whites
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite L.
5. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If none but
suitable shoes are worn.
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STKRKoSCoPlC VIEWS,
RIrssrrpS f pr r9E et StsM 90 ssoc,r,v
AT OLD TRINITY CHURCH,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, June 5, LIS.

meDce AZ &. n9s "a.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN DRY
~ GOODS.
Plain and Striped Grenadines.
japanese silks, At So. worth 7bc
Beautiful Goods for Sutings, af g. 81 and Soc
Victoria Lawns, from &c mp; Piaues, Is 20 sec
Batist and Linen Suitings, all shades: very cheap
Striped and plaid White French Organizes
Black Alpaces and Mohairs, a Speciality
A large stock Of Goods for Mems and Bows wear
Ladies and Gents Gauze Under Vests
Call and buy real argains Of
BENJAMIN MILLER,
mSu 1O1 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNoTICE.-The annual meeting Of the LOT
viii be held At the once of the company on MON
DAY, June 2, 1873, st =. m, for the purpose OF
electing Board Of Manager 90 serve Tor the
suing year. JAMES GOSZLER,
W. s1w Sacrp
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Rr THOMAS BOWLING, Auctf; Georgetown
GgARpIANs SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
| PRoNsp PROPERTY, IN GEoRGETowN,

AhOmAS bOW blN0s AuCtT, GcOrgotoNn.
GgAARpIANS SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PKoNkp PROPERTY, IN GEORGETOWN,
- will offer for sale. on TUESDAY, the 10th
day OF June, lS7S, NJ q o'clock D. m :, in front 81
the premises, 1t public auction, part of Lot No
-, IN old Georgetown, beginning for the same Al a
point on the west line Of High street, where the
south la OF the portion heretofore conveyed TO Jas
fssx by deed dated September 18th, ISIS, cuts the
SAID west lire, and running thence south with said
line about $50 feet, more less to the center Of the
partition wall between the warehouse conveyed 10
VIM. =. Edes by deed dated May aOth. lss9 and thai
mmediafeIy ADJOINING 70 and north Of the same:
snsnes west with the middle Of said partition wall
~ feet, thence north 5e1s feet. more or less 10
the south line of the portion convey cd As aforesaid
70 said EssiN and thence east with said south linz 10
The beginning: Improved by q two story and attic
brick and twotvo story Frame Dwellings,
Terms Of Sale: On e-fourth cash: the resiaue in g
~, Is and "a mon hs with interest at eight fsC ner
cent the title TO be retained until full payments of
purchase money and interest. II terms are not com
piled with within five days, 1 reserve the right 10
RESELL AT the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
Al convey spcing at purchaser e cost Adeposit OF
NARY =. EssIX, Guardian.
m29-eoSd THOMAS DowTING .uc,
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
Broscn's Bronchial TTOches" beneficial i'm clear
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
renewing the throat after any exerti0n Of the
vocal organs. For Coughs and Colds the Troches
are effectual eo2
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CITY ITEMS.

OENTLEMEN's MACKINAw AND PANAMA
HATS Bleached and Trimmed to look as well As
new, at A. I. Writings, 924 Pennsylvania
avenue. a. g
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THOUGH in the great business center of the
city, the American House, Boston, has forty
suites OF large: airy, quiet, and retired rooms
for families. This house has no superior in
New England.
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BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED To-pAY.-A one-
story frame chapel, 9Th, between North Caro-
lima avorue and B street southeast, for R. r.
Ferguson, John Slater ct a., trustee OF North
Carolina avenue Methodist Protestant church;
two two-story frame dwellings, 18th, between
and streets, northwest, for james II. Dar-
row.
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TEE YEsTIyAL at Analostan Island for the
and Tuesday next, deserves liberal patronage.
The good sisters having In charge this institu-
ton rely upon the annual festival at this season
for means TO carry on the asylum, and 10 Il 70 be
hoped they will not be disappointed. There are
af present over 90 infants in the asylum.
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on
corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ street. "a s
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IMPRovxNHNr OF y SrRRRr.-Workmen
commenced this morning 10 take MP the rubble
Stone pavement On street, between 7th and
to the line Of the new grade on 6th street. This
york = 10 b vigorously prosecuted until com
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, re-, T0-nfghf.
WalPs Opera House -Chas. WsIcot in "The
Swamp ADgels''-last night.
fAeatev Co~igss-"Rip Van Wrinkle, y ana the
ueu al variety Entertainment.
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LEGISLATIVE INSPECTION OF POLICE STA
TIONs.-To-day, the committees on police OF
the District observation-disclosures. Browne and
Hall Of the Council, and Messrs. Hunt, Long,
Wall, Tala:ero, and COx-accompanied by Maj.
Of the Metropolitan police with the view Of
ascertaining the wants of the force. Thew
found particularly in the 5th, 9Th, eth, and LIST
precincts, the buildings generally unfit for the
purposes of the department..
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JuLIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other pre-
scriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants at
the new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Az street. Us
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RAILROADS.
BALrrnkSskiEE Ro kSD oHIoMsa.-

B. r..r EsttsoS 81 =, ,, g s
trsin. Ss,sssn wksHfSGToS and BshTISoRE
'na the "hsr F FOL, I Bsr !; i1,iSSsi'i1;
Leays daily eyer, SUNDAY ~ 9, e:e 9 SIS. o.Is
on SUNDAY ron BiITiAoRE. u"
f6 sRa All nv wy az sF "a I; sSs sl0Pm
Lss,e osliy eNeep' sunday at 5. as. and 8 e.
M m; and sle le aud slep m; SUNDAY
'.' :" -" 70 FOR RNs,roLrs.
Leave al e's g. m and she .. m, but not sun
FOE NORFOLK.
~ =" i ron Or tn The R0' WEST " sunday
a. Le . DAILY tescePt Saturday At Tse AMI
FOB POINT OF Reck s,nSp INTERMEDIATE
rhronss aa sic 10 p IN e1 w 20, on sunday
wAshingtos Station Ticket Ofce at ali hours u he
DAY Also at the Company cfiice, 4e3 PennsylFa-
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue
once; can there arrange g. have their bsseaeo
the depot and put INTO the sssass op taken to
For New ferk. Philadelphis, aud Boston, see ai-
THOMAS Z, SHARP. Master Of rran.pOr,a,iou,
eco. s 1 k6oS 1ssr e. Tisst , ssTr
THR9TGH LINE BETwEES wAsHINGroN,
l. PHILADELPHIA AMI NEW YORK.
W.sHINGroN, May D, ICS-Noon
Nv NV T0rs are %" as fSii5 :"S 6 1
FOR NEW YORK, without change 81 cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday At a m, no AMI
FOR PHILADELPHIA
1--we oaip teAoept sunday ~ an, % aud 500
ON SUNDAY.
$500 tSs NV York al $50 2. m, md PhnaIel-
Sleeping cars for New York On l. 50 train onl,
10 Ihroagh tickets o. Philadel phis, New York, n
Of the day. ~ NJ u"ufi
See Baltimore and Ohio Ra ilrass aarertis.r,.D,
Tor schedule between Washington, BaItimore. A.
nspolis. and the West M
I. WILSON, Master Of Transporta,ioo
M COLE. General Tickc, Agent
GEO. :. k00NTZ, Agent. Ws~hinrron ny
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A RAILROAD
Real Estate nsrtgags Csablnels

In - - Cold Bonds ths uosthsn Roclne ~
rood Oompany furnishes % the public q invsumsuo
security which combines the rsa1y negoeahiiSy, t.
convsnisncs, End the high ersdk e nrusoaa0 rsns
rood bond, with ths sotdty and safsey q rel ..
ssfe mortgage On and worth q lsaa twtss - sDOD
oansd.
fhey ars o0srsd q par tn surrsoey, "a yssaa r
HANDSOME PROFIT 10 thoss sxchaaging 80.
fhs boo1s srs . ara snd only uoeseaos o u
road, 10 sQuiDmeufs end earningu, end also On q
land granf which, on the completion Of ~ rod, V
sverags 0eW ecrss 10 sech nile of track.
fhsy ere iBusd IN dsnomina3ious non ol0 "a
elm Coupon, end olp 70 oDS0 Rsgisesrsd. havo
thiru yeass 10 run, bear tnssrsa Of - ~ 60:
In gold. end ere BxEMP1 BDOn UuI3UU
STATES TAX 10 Tie hoidse.
Ia ssni-snpuai interest," On the Rseisssrsd DooA1
= paid with GOLD CHECKS, ssnt 10 ths 20 90
s11rso g ths holdsr.
An Marketable etocks ana Bonds rsosavs1 h q
change, without sxDsnss 70 The tnvssseg. q ~
h1Ghase e1fssnf prtoss.
JAZZ OOOKD q 90.
"a n as,
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MARRIED HER FAraHR's CoAcHMAN.-In
Chicago the case Of Lyndon W. John L. Ham
cock, . wealthy and well-knoWn citizen, for
the possession Of Hancock's daughter, to whom
Lyndon, then . coachman In the employ or
Hancock, was secretly married about . year
ago, vas settled BY Judge Gary Last Wednes-
60 with either father or husband, asDha might
elect, and she went With her father.
ZIhs Rhode Island stziks esst the strikers
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TINES ARE DULL AND YET THEY FLOURISH
dry goods firm Of South Washington, are
creating quite Q furore in this market by the
general reduction in prices on every article IL
their establishment. We advise those who
value their dollars and cents to call on this firm
See advertisement elsewhere.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE--Mr. VIM. 8. Roose
has sold 20 Mr.. John =. Olmstead one OF the
large houses recently erected by him on "
street, near 18th northwest, for the sum Of
$1,000.
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PERFECTLY FITTINs SHIRTs-The largest
as. ortment.
Cnderclothing,
Half Hose,
Suspenders, Cuffs, Collars, &C..
in unexcelled variety. Prices moderate
GEO. q. HENNING, 40 Seventh street.
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GLYxoNr, down the Potomac, will be the
scene OF . pleasant social party on Monday
next, when there will be Q grand family excur-
sion 10 that point in the steamer WawAset,
under the auspices Of the Island Friendship
Club.
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ID Cotton, nc; Wamsutta, 2Oc.; New York Mills,
1lc.; sheeting Cotton in 50, 90, and lO-4; Table
xS1h SIS RsF bSs st
per dozen; Black Algscss, sc. 70 81; yctoris
Bleaehed Cotton, Sc All kinds Of dress goods at the
lowest market prices, at BRODHEAD Co.'S,
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.RY GOODS AT PANIC PRICES.

York and Philadelphia auctions. Dress Grenadines
At 6, 10 and l2h cents per yard; beautiful line Of
Swiss at 25c ard, worth Sc. Bay Linen at very
low price; Striped Yosemite at Soc, worth Nec jot
full Parasols at right price,; Q few Llama Lace
shawls 1t half price. o,o EMORY BAXTER,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Juan BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM
JUAN BOYLE r CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS,
No Gu Az reef opposite 4 Trsasnrv

FOB SALE-A handsome HOUSE on street No
S1S;, A new large double HOUSE, corner 2is,
and Ri. HOUSE No. 1910 Massachusetts, avenue.
HOUSE No. y26 ID street east for sale rent, fur
nished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE in willard
Row; price. 92,600 Several mail Houses, from
$500 to 9s1o0; small cash payments. We have
several very fine FARMS, improved and unim-
city, for sale 1t low figures exchange for city
property. $4,000 feet Of GROUND in various
portions OF the city for sale at low figures easy
terms, or viii exchange for productive improved
property. ap16-tr