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ELECTION OF OFFICRRs.-A meetino NJ th.
District light battery was held last isht At 3N9
9th street northwest, Captain Hahneman in the
chalr, Tor the purpose OF electing civil Off cer.
tor the ensuing year. Addresses were made by
captains Plant and Hahneman, after which a
committee was appointed to make arrangements
Tor a bop, TO be gwen the end OF the present
month: The following Off were then elected:
Prof. J.. Tvitchen, president; o. T.. Duffey,
hrst vice president; DIR. Charles Miller second
vice president; l.. hartman. treasurer; L. r.
IIembly, corresponding secretary; A Black
borne, financial, and j. W. Perkins, recording
secretary.
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ELEGANT, sweet, light and wholesome Bread
Rolls, Biscuits, Corn Bread, Mullins, Buck.
wheat and other Griddie Cakes, and Pastryand
Cakes OF every variety prepared with Dooley's
Yeast Powder
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WHY THE AvKsuK Is NOT SPRIsKLED.-
Several communications have recently been re-
ceiyed BY tie Commissioners rom merchants
and business men on Pennsylvania avenue ask
ine tnat the sprinkling contract be ,enewea,
the dust becoming almost unbearable. This
Iccntraet wac cancelled about one month since
on the recor1meic:d alton Of the engineer. These
communications have been referred To the en-
not to allow a renewal of the practice OF sprink-
ing this or any other w0od-paved street for the
reason that it Is an injury to the pavement and
accelerates decay, aud should be avoided in
the present condition of the avenue. tits prob.
able that the Commissioners will be governed
In this natter by his recommend alton.
PARTIES WHO are fond of hunting or fishing
should provide themselves with good boots, at
Heilbrun's, 402 7th street northwest.
The NEw GOODS at Prigg's this week: Mex
can diamonds, pink coral and plated opera
chains.
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MORE WORK, better work, and q greater va
riety of work can be done on the Wheeler and
wilson Sewing Machine than on any Other. Be
convinced Of this by calling at No. 46l Pennsyl-
Xania avenna. Z % 4.
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THg NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5 per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays. 8 TO
and 9 to 8. 2Tt3 i4t16
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
bETHkEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR

.BothSs. aug % .cab koA MY u fo sls u
cAAGsssnsw sst Sep Sep sa5ii. sss iS
Jays........ SAT-, Sep. L. Algeria WED, Sep. SO
:, And every following WEDNESDAY and SAT
UhDAY from New York.
gers.
RATES OF P.ssAeI.-Oabiu, $50, sIoO, ana elsa
gold, according 20 accommodation. Tickets 70 Pa.
rs, SB, gold, additional. Return tickets on favor.
Able terms. Steertge $50 currency.
sseerase tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
snd gil rarte OF Europe, at lowest rates. Through
Antwerp, and other ports on tho Continent aud for
msdherT snesn ports For freight and cabin pass.
Green; for steerase passage, No. Ill Broadway,
Trinity Building, or to OTIS BIGELOW, Banker
900 1th street, opposite Patent ONCE,
ian10-ly CHAS q. TRANCKLYN. A. ent-
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Pieces.

Il AM NOW MAKING UP Black Cloth Frock
Goats, Black Cloth Vests and Black Doeskin
Pantaloons, and these are daily coming In made
in the best bespoke style, but are much lower in
price; and the first corners will he the best
served, as 1 cannot get them made u D when the
busy season commences.
1t is not saying too much to assert that such
opportunities rarely arse.
GEO. 9. HRNNING, No. 40 Seventh street.
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CITY ITEMS.

The BROADWAY STYLE SILK HAT, for fan
wear, now ready, at Willett 81 Ruoff-s.
The Dunlap 5th avenue style Silk Hat win be
issued next week. 23
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SO TO $1,000 invested In stocks and gold paws
Two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
uculars. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. ia:
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PIIEs GROVE CAMP MERrINe-The weathar
At this camp was beautiful Yesterday The
sermons were preached by Rev. Chss r. Young.
Rev Henry West, and Rev. r. G.. Kirby. The
prayer meetings were very interesting. Seven
were converted az the night service. The meet
iDgs seem TO be increasing in interest. The SER
mons for to-day will be preached by Reys @.
King, Henry West, and s. A. III. McKim To-
morrow, at 10Y O'Clock, Rev. Charles King OF
Washington, viii preach; at O'Clock Rev
James A. McClareD, OF CniontOx n, will deliver
a sermon; at ~ O'Clock Rev. F. q. Kirby, OF
Laurel, will Oficiate.
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THE CoLLEcTIos OF TAxzs.-Ths receipts
Tor taxes in the Collectors ONCE Yesterday were
s1Is544. To-day the amount win be much
lsrsr. Monday next being the last day In the
month In which the discount Of per cent Il
slloe Cd 70 be deducted, the Office win be kept
eksn rnni O'Clock p. m, for the accommoda-
non OF TIE taxpayers.
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BHBcHRR told Moulton that Mrs. Beecher
made his mouse hell. This she may have done
but 1t was certainly no reason why he should
have played - with Tilton's house.-Louis-
vile CourieY- Journal.
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WEEKS DoINas IN WALL DISQUALIFICATION
stock operations on small capital without risk,
Copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGR g. Co,
1874 wall street, New York.
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WAsaINeToNi EsRroLK, NIW YoRI

BUSTUE, AND PkQvIDENOB.
The hne iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
s No,tols, win leave her SSs,f loot q Eesz
river landings, ccnnecsng ct Norfolk with steam.
ship OF the NJ. and u. Line for Boston And Provt.
Eeny, for New York. Freight should be addreSsed
"Cars OF Lady OF the Lake, vie Norfolk. %
A. PLANT, General AGENT.
epzO Reom No. 10, Plant Buijdins
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CALI, AT JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS. 621 Penn
sylvania avenue, for the Broadcay Fail STYLE SIX
Hdt, Is adopted by the leading retail hstters of
New York. Also, all the latest novelties in Felt
dats. q 8
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THE BROADWAY FALL STYLE SILK HAT, at
IS and Sc, now ready at Lewis. Also, new
styles Soft and Stiff Felt Hats for gentlemen,
boys and children. Lewis, 900 eth street, boz
tween and X.
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The TROUBLES OF ISRAEL A. NJ. Z. CHURCa
Biskop Payne Pours OIL on the Troubled Wdters-
Bishop ID. A. Payne, OF the A. NJ. f. church
has addressed a letter to the officers and mem
bers Of Israel church, in this city, in relation to
the recent trouble, explaining his reasons for
beseechiDg that church not to withdraw from
the Jurisdiction, but 10 wait and refer the case
TO the general conference of 1875. First, he be
heyes the common sense of the conference will
lead them 10 the CONCLUSION that name is OF
comparatively little value in government, as it
has 10 binding force when the affections are
aEenated, and the will has not assumed hos
tile attitude. Second, that the conference know
ing the past obedience of this church, and hav.
ing confidence in its future loyalty, must be
willing to admit your ancient form of deed,
though somewhat modified as part and parcel
Of the a. NJ. K. church. Third, that inasmuch
as the Methodist Episcopal church does not de-
mand that the pastor shall be &c off 90 president
OF the board of trustees, the conference of 1870
will follow their prudent example, SO that, in
every case, where a layman may be Efficiently
intelligent. and equally trustworthy, he shall be
elected chairman OF the board of trustees In
conclusion, be rays "the points OF dispute be-
tween the church and Bishop Campbell are all
subjects of legislation, over which his colleagues
have no control; because our functions and pow
ers are limited to the practical workings Of the
pastorate.n
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SERIOUS INJURY TO A BoY.-Yesterday a
Ath sueet, was run over by q cart loaded With
prlcS and seriously injured. He was attended
py DIS. an Arnum and wiswea, and his in
and but little hopes are Entertained OF his rss
Soxery. snort time after the accident the
orlve. Of tne cart, boy named Osvell was ar
.estea ~ Omcer West and locked up 70 await
the result Of the child's injuries
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AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved TO Jos. W. Nairn's, corner OF Pennsylya-
mia avenoe and 9th st. Almanacs free. tSep3
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EDITOR STAR: The ninth census credits to
me District or Columbia 4, 500 persons born in
Germany, to g. 21S born in Ireland. Ouery-If
Germ any is entitled to one school trustee to
how many is LELAND entitled?
DrCIT- AMOp
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTIEG.-A colorsd man "a
siding upon the plantation of A. Lucien Rarry
esq, In Bladensburg district OF this counry
having become possessed Of 9 pistol, the sork
ing Of which he was not familiar accidentaIi
discharged the contents into his side on Sam
day night, the shot with which IL was loadet
tearing bis lung In such manner that he die
In few moments.-Priacs GsOrriaa.
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ssE "1,HE CAPIrALn OF to-morrov far ssTbe
nlsters Wooips," after Harriet B>echeS
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RoAD.-The Alexandria Gazette of Yesterday
says:-"The Alexandra Passenger Railroad
company have determined to suspend the run
ming of the street cars, and have advertised
their stock of horses for sale. 1t Is thought bv
many that were the track extended to West
End, 20 as TO get the travel from that suburb,
and from Seminary Hill, which would then
come there, and induce travel from the city 10
both these placee-to the former for the water
OF its mineral spring, and to the latter for its
social eDtoyments-the receipts would be 20
much increased that stock in the road would be
profitable investment, especially as 1t can now
be bought at an extremely low price, and as the
withdrawal OF the cars wsuld be a great disad-
vantage to the city in many ways, IL Is earnestly
to be hoped that some means NAV be devised nv
which the suggested extension can be secured,
and the experiment tested, before the street
railroad shall be pronounced a failure"
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WILCOX 4 GIBBS SRwINe MAogrrR. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chsg,
8aum's hoopskirt and corset factory ,7th street,
ntelligencer building. 1923
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CU n A Z y LIN Z,

NOTICE.
With the yiew OF Diminishing the ch .nos~ of oo,
usiop, he Steamers Of this Line take q specissd
course Tor ali seasons of the year
On the outv ard passage from Queenstown IN Na,.
Iofs OF Boeton, crossing Meridian OF 60 at IS Ia.
or nothing TO the north Of IS ~'''
% the homeWerd passage, crossing the Meridian
oic0 at a lat, or nothing 70 tho north OF a,
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INJURID INfA SrR11r CAR.-Yesterdav. a
wagon said to belong 10 Gheen q Osborn. ran
into car No. II Of the Metropolitan railroad ~
the corner Of D and Lat street, and ono Of the
shafts passing through the side Of the car struck
jarsd her. She vas taken 10 her residenee
corner Of 9Th and @ streets.
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~ You WOULD Be CURED Of rheumatism use
Da.Ang Eaemafic remedy. 1t never fails to
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ERon PHILADELPHIA

ERon PHILADELPHIA
Simply
"Hew ExprsSs Line
FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
marx freight via "Ciydes Iron Line," and shin b,
Boston and Providence Rsiiroad ~
see advertisement of"Eew Express Line
Fol full information apply to-
spz7-ly 50 wster street, GeorRetoSn. ~ q
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STEAMER LINES

NOTICE.
wharf every MONDAY EVENING So
az > clock, for LeonardtOwn, Piney 8 e 81
Baltimore. ETGUTrEn.TU
jyl6-tocI
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1874 SUMMED ARRANGEMENT Be-. 1877
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS


COLTON'S. BLACKISTON'S ISLAND, AND
LEONARDTOWN.
The swift and favorite Iroa Steamer PILOT Roy
Oaptaln Joseph White, leaves 6th- ,-.Is
s q. 5I " bsT, every TUESDAY ana Ers4fzee
sAIohDhf MORNING. for Land $3.50
hss en- P0tomac, as follows.
On TUESDAY, On SATURpGy
leave at O'Clock for leave sf o5ciocstt,r
Glymont, Glvmont OSiVSA iVr
Sandy Point, SANDY Point
Liverpool Point, IiyernooI Pnii,.
Smiths Point, smitb,s Point
SuateI,o1. Chatterton,
stewarts wharf, Stewards Wharf,
I0Isobs ThsI1, Tolson's Wharf,
neih,this' Sollti ny sttbfSs' Point,
Llus wharf, MattoX Greek,
Isttoh OIeak, LoLgwood Wharf,
Nooa harfi Dili's Whsrf,
pn99ISns wharf, OoltoH's Wharf,
Snr IHSiston lsiaho, blackiston's Island,
pDuIIl man Leon arcfowE,
hetutbinS on " Genes CurriOmSn,
9S making the sooVe Returning on Sunday
Esra g.. making above landings
tpply to VIM BYLE9 Asa,.
!.-o-a otR-streSt Wharf,
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The Montpelier Female Humane Association
Chartered By the Legislature of Virgnia and ne
Olrcuit court OF Orange county, proposes by A
series Of Grand Gift Concerts abiish and en-
gov Home for the Old, Infirrn, aud Desfitute
Ladies 81 Virginia at Montpelier, the former rssi
dence OF President James Macison
The Association Is under the control Of eioht
trustees six OF whom are elected eieunisIly By the
Virginia. Vi
Remittsnces for tickets may be made By expires
prepaid, post-office money order on Washington
u. u, or by registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't NJ. II. II. A., Alexandria, Va,
References, by permission: His Excellency Jas.
y. Men PEI, Governor OF Va; His Bxcellency, GIL.
beft y: W aiEer Ex.Governor OF Va; Hon. Robert
y. Wnhers. Lieut.. Governor Of Va. and U. 81 een.
ator elect; Hon. Robert W. Hughes, Judge Easteru
frem Virginia. " o".s'~
For full particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
Address Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prest n. y. II. A., Aiexanlria, va,
Reliable gents wanted eyeyvvhera .re..oyv
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scrtbed by the leading physicians az q lsxati 70
and digestive remedy, u steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indi gestion, Con-
stipation, and Headache is unequalled. 20 ,eo28
THERMoMRTRRsa and Barometsrs Are "a ,siroc
and made to orderly Heppler near AZ 4 rect.
TBE COMMUNITY AZ large appreciate the use-
fuIness OF Singers Sewing Machine. s.
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RECEPTION TO THE GRAND LODGE L. O. G. 8.
A reception was given to the National Grand
Lodge. Independent Order of Good Samaritans
by the members OF the order IN Washington at
Lincoln Mission, last evening. Chss p Pratt.
ID g. Vice of the District Grand Lodge, made
the speech of welcome, extending the hospi-
talities Of the order. Addresses were delivered
by Rev. Il. w. Williams, OF Norfolk; Henry
Russell Gray, of New York city, and Rev. G.
d. Hick, National Grand Sire Of the order The
National Sire gave a history of the order
which was organizes In New York in 1877, and
now consists Of eleven grand bodies, with A
membership OF about $4,000, embracing both
sexes and all colOrs. After the addresses the
audience partcok of refreshments.
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- ICRLAED BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
II FOR BOYS,
1<s LdHrale Streef, Star Park kreaEe,
BALTIMORE, nD.
VIM. D. MARTIN.A NJ pff-cinal
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
- ANNAPOLIS, MD.
JAMES n. GARsKTr, LII. D., PRINCIPAL.

JAMES n. GARRETT, LII. D., Principal.
Orenips OF sssfon and examination OF Candid atss
Tor admission, MONDAY and TUESDAY, SepJen.
per 1ltt and I'd. Terms for board and tuition, a
per abnunl, payable semi nually In advance Sew
ers STATE Scholars % vacant. For catalogues
tnnIns iuil particulars apply 10 PROF. W, II dOP-
SIIECT MALE ACADEMY.
y Corner 1 DstnbaSTos aHd Moafsonry ss,
GKoRsETowN, d. q.
Orafsful Ter the encouf sgement Of the past year,
isll Reopen my Academy on MON DAT, septem-
scf ltb. Number limited. Private fustraction in
4efhenstcs, &C., and evening classes ~ The school
room.
Circulars found II the Book Stores, or II my resi-
dence. adjoining the SCHOOL room.
jys-4ms2a CHARLES Ii. MOUSSE
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\ Aw SCHOOL
| Aw SCHOOL
OF THE
UNlvER SHY OF GKORGETOWN,

TIE next term Of this schaoI viii commence Al
WEDNESDAY October 2, ls74, with the foll0wi ag
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAsCHAL,
"a, ha ne hsaI PT Up ptsgd.Hs ErtfHes
CHRIsTCPHER INoLE, LII. B,
Pe,scHal Properly, CorfTrcfS, MeyoanftI Lar
,Dg'sssttc Relations qad the DOartHs Of EqKify
IN plan OF Instruction embraces Lectures, keel
eilos, and exanins ions upon the several titles OF
law tcgeihor with illustrations Of actual Court
Application for information, either in person or
by letter, be msde the Secretary no will o.
present 1.-THE College hal, Gonzsge Law Buildins,
sreet' 1ssisgt1n, daily, fTSm % ,. ~
KEkS. =. A. PECK's SELECT SCHOOL FOB
WI BOYs, - 93G lslk SfreSf, corner X. vii en-
meuce its FCurtesuth Annual Session eEPTRNBFR
l3ib. Please call after seP.ezber 9th. sug7I-im@
ST;xsIih,SsEST's SCHOOL soLrsg loth and q IS,
open MONDAY, AUgu.t 31st. Parents are re-
qoestsd 70 send tier Children promptly. sug20-2R
ROYS' ACADEMY,
~ In rear of Dr. SWndsTIaHd-s Caurrs, az g. n m
y III CON menee its nth year MON oAN, sep'enb T
q. Number Of pupils limit TO thirty. The objects
CT thts institution TO hit boys for 6KsasSS or for
Coffee, classical or poly technic. Photography 4
re this cboo to iucrsii1: po,ions IS
eanmsns, for TICS; nt;ing fr b1sia,ss Spelling,
rpecislties For those who design 20 enter college
Algsbra, Gsonetry, Plane and Analytical Trigono-
Hours from TO s. Price. sl6 per Gnsrter. ses
circulars At Crsnfel's AMI Bssnfyne;s bsokstoreI.
number OF gold and silver msdals sxarded each
s930-lmr AN MD, LII. b :, Principal.
- ossLYbN sEMINAbY,
IA 1sSs street, bet. 18Th ct. aud Vermont ave-
nIlss a. H. DkhhlCh, Prin. successor 20 Miss Is.
hose The school session VIII commence SEPrEM-
Der 10, 1874. Thoroughly comp stent teachers Ia q
cipal, the Seminary. aneis.iuaa
ff'HH wAsHIEGTON yEMALK SEMINARY
VIII b. opened MONDAY, september n, 1874, az
No. 1927 l2lh street northwest. Mrs n
bEISHER and Miss M. g. DOUGLAS, Princi-
pas. sugle Pm
GOEZAGA COLLEGE,
" ST, BET NOTfh Capitol and lst SIS aosfhrceSf.
TBS lpstiiutiCn is conducted By tie Faibets Of
the society OF Jesus TIe course Of stndits is the
same as that pursued In other Institutions Conducted
by that order. School, will be- reopened on MON
DAY, the 7th Il September.
suglstoctl JAMES CLARK g. J., Prest.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE, Whining
Wv ton, Delaware; TIE fall session will begin
Rev, JOHN WILSON, President. susis-isas
Mlss CALKIEs' SCHOOL Will reopen
!I MONDAY. September 7th,
At Withah sill, corner of Sd and streets, south
east. Residence, 1903 O street southeast. sugl3 ID
INHE MISSES osBnRnE'5 YOUNG LADIES'
i BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL will reopen
AZ ga street, corner of 10Th. September Z, 1854.
Superior advantages. Northern Teachers. Mod
crate terms. augi2-sn+
RIoHLAND BoA AGp SSy AND DAY SCHOOL
1<s LdHrak Street, ssar Park AreaEe,
BALTIMORE, MD.
WIN. ID. MARTIN, A M, Principal.
The Eighth Annual Session commences September
Fell corps Of competent and ex seriencsd Teach
ers. Aecomme daslons unsurpassed.
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A DISHONEST SKRvANr.-Yesterdav, OHiear
j. V. Grant was directed to take charge of a
trunk in house No. 1915 street. occupied by
parties who might come for It. 1t was not long
before two men called for il, and they were
placed in custody. They informed the officer
where the owner was, and the officer, on this
information, arrested Emma Wansler who had
been in the employ OF Mrs. G. In the trunk
were found number OF towels, sheets and Pill
low slips, which Mrs. G.. identified as her own
This morning Emma was arraigned in the Po-
Ice Court, and pleading guilty, was fined $40
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GLIEweoD INSTITUTE, MD.
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES.

Thing before words-Nsture . system of Instruo-
ton The most approved Object Tea aching Forrs.
Disersme, Models. Philosophical and Chemical D,
Rsrstus, Cabinet Of Minerals, 0sooeical specimens
DoTnmic Painting, iigst alive Of Art and Scieace
&C ,&c Number Of pupils limited. School select
and prominent for its beautiful, retired and heath
ul location, its perfect Discipline, and home COM
~ For Oirculsrr, address
sus7-lm Glenvood. Howard county, "a.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.


ARTHUR SMALL. Chairman, sus1s4,i
RY THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
RRSfck swkLtiseC, wrfh s grHdsEssT S' ss
BhlbGk sTKEET, GEoRGErows,A AT AUO-
~ By virtue of aoeed OF trust dated December
H 9, A. p ls7i. duly recorded In Liber 10. 6Ss,
washington county, in the D.triet Of cSIun IL.
ana the request Of the parties secured thereby,
tion, on n0NDAY, Angus 81. issi, a. oeiook
p m, an that certain piece or parcel of ground
known and deec,ibed on the IsSd records 81 said
Sty Sc part OF lot four 20 In .0d Gso,setown,
feet .ish go iche. east Of the besinuing poss Of
The north side Of Bridge street, o5 Ts1o being ca
s sS,t G on .sid Bridge srss twenty @ thence
parallel with Bridge street twenty Sl feet. snS
nehee south three hutdrsd tOl feet 10 the place 4
eonsis,ios Of q neat thrte-s.ory brick hOIse sith
with interest at the rate ~ ten TO, per oeSt ,s,
sppum from December 1873, TO day Of sale, and az
mouths for which the notes Of the purchaser. bear
ing interest from the day of sale, and secured by
Of viii be esnred on T tha Ss st taken y
and all oonvtyancing at the expense of the pur,
Ttssm; Of sale are no. complied with in seven
property the risk and cost OF the defsutiss nm, 1ne
chaser, after five days advertisement in some one
Or more peGGspapers published in the city Of wash
BBBsA.iHARD wARSEs, rrr..a0,
auele-eo6ds tChron.) TH0S. BOWLING, Auet.
HONE AGAIN home AGAINU
IL AND VERY GLAD OF IT,
the bea, e tsisnf premises improved machinery,
every facility for doing the best work at low prices
gIblic that preeminent as may have been our repu.
- " oUk MoTro Is EXCELSIOR
In Dyeing and Cleaning Ladies Dresses, shawIs
Jacques, Ties, Ribbons, &C, &C., Gents Goats
At home to everybody from "a. m. until sunset;
saturdays from a m. until s16 D. m, at the Oh
stand established 1881, the most com te in the
country. Everybody come and seer
jyst Jefferson street "a as SHEtATLEnYn
GEORGET0WN SAVINGS BANK, ID, g..
RANT ,o, 81 HIGH STREET.
20 receive depositsl until p m Interest psiS on
DEPOSITS. General snking BUSINESS done, srd Col.
isSions mace On all accessible points. Discount
d. W. BARRETT, Osshiet.
Directors.
a.. foikinhorn, Thes. DOwlins, Ut. Mitchell,
R eyy shsn,' 9s5SgIsy F Ere. 5s5s
sp6-em
REDUOTION IN PRlOzs-To enable ma 70
~ close ont our entire stocF of DRY GOoDS
t bn1S SaTts,, SELL EVERYTHING Ar RED6CED
Our stock is large, end bargains may be expected
. BENJAMIN MILLER,
!eo-r lO1 Bridge street, Georgetovsn
NJ IOH LIS,
~ ELEGANT ICE DREAM AND OYSTER
PARLORS,
engIs-y High street. Georgetown, ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-29

TIE SINGER SEWING MAoHIsB sales orisf2
were 22I9, $50. lI2-s vtY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-29

IMPRovENHsT.-The many friends of MIR.
Seorge L. Sheriff, wood and coal dealer, located
Sd street, viii be glad 10 learn Ia AZ his business
mas 80 increased a. 70 require more room and
sccommoSations Recently he has erected at
commodi0us tffice-a two tory briok vifh III 80
front on lover story-ftted up in . very stylish
manner.