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DISTRICT AFFAIRS IN CONGRESS-.

The Senate Committee on the District yester-
day agreed to report fayorably the bill sppro-
priating Sl4e 900 for the construction Of an iron
bridge across the Eastern Branch A bill Of like
character is now before the House awaiting
action. They also agreed to report, House bill
No. sl5l, amending the act Incorporating the
Columbia Street Railway Company. This bill
passed the House on Monday last. The chair.
I. An. which passed the House on Monday last,
smendatory Of the act incorporating the trustees
OF the Female Orphan Asylum, Of Georgetown,
Vouse bill S,I12 n relation TO the brids ACROSS
the Potomac river used by the Baltimore and Pc
tOmac Railroad Company, (passed y me HOUSE
tee Consisting Of Messrs. Hitchcock and Spencer
The bill relative to the property q the FOUNDRY
NJ. Z. church, which has passed the HOUSE, va ~
also favorabiy considered. the Pesitlon OF tne
trustees Of the District Reform School was re
ferred to Messrs, Hitchcock and johnson Tor ex
animation,
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MARRIED.

LYETH.MORTIMER.-0n sunday, May 3, MA,
n residence Of Rev. DIR. Dixon, In Augusta,
ny le Rev. DR.. Dixon, Mr.. JOHN W. LrErH, y
WashingtJn d. @. so
McklNZIE-CLA Trinity P. 2. church,
on wednesday, May % 1874 bv New. Thomas q.
AdAson, Mr.iALExkNDER d. McKINZIE and Miss
LITTLE I: CLARK: niece and adopted daughter Of
MT, and Mrs.. f. W. Fisher. ~
PoULs0N-CLAUsEN.-O Monday, May u,
blsI4, by Rev. DR.. J. g. Butler. Mr.. Mills Foul
son, OF NV York, and Mrs. LIZZIE CLAUskN, OF
Washington, ID. c.
FoRcEsHoRToN,-oa the 1sh inst, az Grace
CHURCH, Pomeroy, OHIO, by Rev. q, z, Maples
judge MANNING y. Force and Miss FRANcfs
DABNEY, dangheer Of Hon. v. B. Horton. of
Pomcroy.
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THE SUMNER MONUMENT.
MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON ASS,


MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON Assoc
CITATION.
meeting Of the Washington Branch Sumner
National Monument Association was held at the
NIneteenth-street Baptist church last night; Mr..
George 7. Downing in the chair.
The proceedings were opeped with prayer, after
which Mr.. Downing stated that the executive
committee had preDared and sent ci,-Iisrs
thrOuss:.-:. tuo country q lsadtns eSicrod men,
The secretary read the details of o suggested
monument which an eminent artist had proposed
to erect either In metal or MARBLE fer the sum Of
s40, 900. 40
Mr.. A. II. Green, from the committee on by
laws, submitted report, which was adopted.
After o short debate as to the propTlety Of So
letting membership by canvass, Mr. Green Of
fered a resolution, which was adopted declaring
woman, and child to membership who will come
in good faith.
The meeting then adjourned.
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HOUSE OLE DELEGATES


The House was called to order at the usual
hour by the Speaker, and the proceedings were
opened with prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. Gordon intr odueed a resolution requesting
the Committee on National Relations to urge
upon Congress the justice OF amending the law so
as to grant suthorty to the Legislature to regu-
late all licenses. Adopted.
Mr. Urell introduced resolution requesting the
Board OF Public Works to have the tracks OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on /
street taken up. Referred to Committee on
Railroads.
Mr. Hunt, from the Committee on Police, re-
ported bill providing for the sale of the Central
Guard-house and the property at the corner Of
Njpth and streets. Read O second time.
Mr.. Brewer. from the Committee on Claims, re-
ported back bill for the relief Of Thomas Walsh.
Laid on the table.
He also reported unlavorably bill for the relief
Of John Brent, jr. Recommitted.
The bill to regulate the sale Of hay was taken
up and passed.
NV. Ynu"~s introduced a resolution for the an
: poInfmeaf Of q SoSinftfSe 81 i've 70 proceed e
Philadelphia and confer with the directors Of The
Centennial commission as to wAethSSf any ar
engagements can be made whereby the Interna-
tional Exposition may be held In the city oil
Washington. Referred to the Committee on Ma
tional Relations
Mr. Venable introduced the first portion of the
revised code, relating TO local laws, and 1t wat
read FIRST time and laid over Adjourned.
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DIED.

DIED.
HOWARDs-SuddeDly on Friday morning NAV
IL, ls74 JOHN G. HowkRD, aged forty-seyen years
our months and three days. p.
sp-ctfully invited to attend his funeral from his
lste resldenee, ga street northwest at O'Clock
Sunday evening, May "a. The remains will be in
TERED at Oak Hill Cemetery. Tie livery-stable
keepers are all invited 10 attend.
DAYIS.-At Bellevue, on Thursday, MAY q, Al
O'Clock p. M, Macy, daughter OF the late Leon
ard and kchsah Davis, Of Jefferson county, Va.
funeral from her late residence, Saturday, I'D
Inst, et O'Clock p. m. The remains Will be c0n-
yeyed TO Oak Hili o. metery for interment.
FLETCHER.-On the list. at O'Clock D. m,
IA TIIE, lnfsat daughter Of William II. and Mar
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
the funeral, which win take place Sunday after noon
Fifth street northeast, between l. and NJ streets.
GRUBB.-On the s2l instant, CAROLINE +.
GRuBB, wife OF George n. Grub, In the nftieth
Funeral from her son-ln-law's house, No. "a
Thirteen -and-a-haf street northwest, on sunday
afternoon, At O'Clock. =
baltimore Sun please coPy.l -
DlER.-At Washington Arsenal, ID. c., on the
10th instant, Brigadi6r General AEEXANDER X.
DIER, Shisi Of Ordinance and breYet major gene
s Funeral from the Church of the Epiphany G
street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
At /: O'Clock p m, Saturday, the I'D instant.
STEEYER.-on the .oth instant, at 4:I5 D. n. L.,
MARGARET w, wife OF Edgar z. Steever. fate OF
Philadelphia Pa, In the sixfyffth year Of her age.
Funeral on Tuesday, 18th instant, at p. m.
southeast to which the friends Of the family
sDecifulsy invited, .
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Lstimer CleaYy:
At Il O'Clock, light halftop phaeton
At 10 O'Clock, plano fortes, French plate mir
At Il O'Clock, one light one-horse family car
rage.
At II O'Clock, one sorrel horse.
At Il o'clock, ladies', gents and childrens' bootl
All u O'clock. whisky, brandy and sherry in
barrels.
Atso O'clock. 3 tfree-story brick dwelling No
1sl2 street, Caroline TerFace,) fronting Frank.
lin sccRre,
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Obtaining MONEY UNDER FALSE
= 20 f., ~ PRETEYSES.

Detective Coomes yesterday arrested . man
namsd Charles sedgewiek, on the charge OF OBJ
tanning money, under false pretenses.r He repre-
scented to a.butehsr named Wesser that he had .
car load Of cattle for sale, and would dispose Of
them for cash ct Q reasonable price. By the
means Of his smooth tongue, gentlsmanly bearing
and business-lIke appearances he succeeded in OBJ
tainiug some seventy dollars as an advance on
the purchase money. It was Afterwards discov-
cred that be was neither dealer In cattle or had
any FOR sale. The detective took him into the
Police Court, where he gave hau ior hs appear.
aRse On Monday next. -
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CITY ITEMS.
SEVEN MILLIONS OF PORES.


All day and all night the exhausted particles of
every human system are passing of through seven
millions OF quarter-inch hose-that being about
pores. If these are INSTRUCTED sickness ensues ;
If they were sealed up, the consequence would be
death. It is ono of the provinces Of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters to keep the superficial escape
pipes open, rs well as those larger excretory or
gans, the bowels. The stomach and the skin SYM
pathiZe, and IL Is through the stomach that the
Bitters act upon the cuticle, keeping 1t moist Ella
tic and unfevered. The famous vegetable inyigo-
rant is q marvellous medicine; no other prepsra-
and preservatlve elements, or acts, at the same
time, in such q variety OF beneficial ways. In
dyspepsia II strengthens the stomach, fnpEoses
the appette, and controls the liver; in fever and
ague It breaks up the fits in cases OF physical
prostration It is literally vital specific.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VaLUABLES

TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES
Call and examine the fire and burglar proof
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company, corner oil
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities jewels, slverware, or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according to size. No business maA can
afford to do without them.
Taks parnfnp from the Chicago and Boston .drea.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
THE COUNCIL

THE COUNCIL.
The Council met at O'Clock, Mr.. William
Stickney (president) in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr., Mullen:
The president laid before the Council the an.
nual report Of the Children's hospital, showing
how the appropriation for that institution was
disoursed. Referred to the Committee on Health,
Asylum and Charities.
On motion Of Mr.. Gedney, 1t was agreed that
when the Council adjourn 1t be until Monday next.
The act providing o code Of laws for the Dis
trict Of Columbia was referred to o special CON-
mittee, consisting Of Messrs. Buker, Thompson
anu Brooks
At o:25, On motion Of Mr.. Gedney, the Council
adjourned
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KARRIEp IN ILLLYoLs.

Colonel John L. Routt, Second Assistant Post
master General, was married on the zlst instant
at Decatur, Ill, to Miss Lula T. Pickrell, Of that
city. The Colonel will return to his home in this
city n asfew days, bringing with him his fair
bride,
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u x G U n 8 N.
GRE AT NEE RT,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY IS, 1874,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Under the Direction of
HARLEY NEUHnNIR

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Under the Direction Of
HARLEY NEWC0MB,
for the benefit of the College of Music and Art
TO be lnaugurated in Washington September 10
leIi GREAT and unusual combination Of artists and
ap3teurs.
Marine Band, Orchestra; Arion Society, 2.
Holer, Director; Quarte.te from Saengerbund;
Qntntette from Emerson institute; Grand Chorus
Of IniS ed voices: Louis Schneider Solo CIarionet-
tst; Camille Schneider, SOLO Cornetisr: Geo. w.
Walters, 500 Qrganist: Mrs. Louis Morel, soA
hatie irving.
Messrs. knoop, BischoE Rockar and Weiss,
Acand Bowie and WIN. Upton, In Humorous COL
lo9uy ami Vocal Trio. written for this occasion.
Tine programme Will include: Grand Triumphal
March from Damascus, by Chorus, Band and
OrEan; Grand Duo for CiEriouet and cornet; Ger
net solo, with Organ accompaniment; Quintette
dersd by Mrs. Morel, Mr. knOop aud Mr.. ROckar;
Trio. Voice, COrnet and Plano: New and Origina I.
Humorous Song. wen Herr Schneider Leads der
Band, " sung by Aclahd Boyle. sie.
Admission, IS cents: ved seats a.; to be had
at Ellis Co.'s music storC. Secure your seats
cary. my2l-5t
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CINCINNATI LACE BEER
from the Lion brewery, for sale at FL 20 per dozen
pint bottles, by dealers throughout the District,
or by the agent, Samuel q. Palmer, Georgetown,
ID. q
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WHEN you CAN Do 50 ALWAYs CHOOSE

Dealers IN Soda Water will consult their own
interests by orderldg the best Soda Water in
Steel Fountains, from Samuel o. Palmer, George
town, D. q. Counter fixtures and syrup bottles
loaned.
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~ n o q E o.
The WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
MFSSENG AND EXPRESS COMPANY have
opened their various Offices throughout the city for
the transaction of business. at the following places
and have put the principal streets corps Of nifty
OF messengers to carry messages and packages;
LIST District ofice-PennsyIvania avenue, between
FIr<t and Second.
I'd District oiEce-FederaI Block, corner Seventh
and F. ......
I'd District OHiee-Federsl Block, corner Seventh
audF. -..r -...---
81 District oGiee-sI5 Ninth street northwest.
5th District OHiee-IEa4 street northw, st.
9Th District Ofice-:I54 street northwest.
7th District Oibcs-Union Hotel, Georgetown.
Citizens and oilers desiring to send messages or
packages viii md 1t to their adYantage to this
corps.
| The tariff is Low and the transit QUICK.
The boys can be found ut all times the follow
Ing streets and in the prominent hotels.
Pennsylvania avenue, from the Cap. tol to George
town; Four-and-a-half street, Louisiana avenue,
ID street, Seventh street Ninth street, street,
street. Fifteenth street, National Hotel, Metro
potan Hotel, Imperial Hotel, Wizards Hotel, Ar
lingtOa Hotel, EbbItt House, Union EoteI, George
town. myc2-eoI;t
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2%aE LATE GEN. DYER.
THE FUNERAL-THE DISTRICT MILITIA

THE FUNERAL-THE DISTRICT MILITIA
TO PERFORM ESCORT DUTY.
The funeral services over the remains OF the
late Maj. Gen. A. B. Dyer, United States army,
and chief Of ordnance for several years. will take
place today at 2 O'Clock, from the Church 81 the
Epiphany. on q street, between Thirteenth apd
Fourteenth. Two companies Of regulars from
Col Amos Webster, adjutant general Of the Dis.
trict militia, on behalf Of the Governor, rendered
the services of the District troops to the Score
tary of War to participate IN the escort. Inc
offer was accepted.
The following orders were issued Yesterday:
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| LION BREWERY LAGER BEER
in casks and bottles, for sale by SamI q. Palmer.
Georgetown, u. y.
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NO ONE NEED BE SHORT OF MONEY

Something novel and beautifnI for fish and
flowers. Just the thing for conservRtories, Call
and see In operation at tho show rooms Of Hanil-
ton & Pearson, Y. NJ. Q. A. building. -. .r-s
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+xY, May II SATURDAY; Nay IS; TUES
AMI s ATuRDAY MaY 2a.


Among the diagrams and views exhibited during
the Lecture will be the following; Map of the United
States showing the Mineral Regions; the Treasure
Chest OF the Nation; Dividing Line of Gold and
Silver: the Washoe Range OF Mount AIMS GeQlogtt
cal History: Mount Davidson as an Island PeAki
First appearance ofGreenstone; BreskinE through
of Traclyte: How ComstocS Lode Originated
Horses: Eling of The Fissure with Gold and sllVer
Interior View Of the Richest Mines in the W oTldt
Two Hundred Millions Of Dollars Produced Alre1dyi
Month OF the sutTo Tunnel: Conveying All 70
the Mines; Railroads; Tiinbering; Boring Holeb
with Compressed-Alr Drills; Explosion with ltLo-
Glycerine or Giant Powder: Machine shop; DWELL
tnS; Garden; Curious Rocks; Shafts !. = 4, exte-
ri0r and interior; Old kentuek aud his Jroksssi
View from the summit over tie x ortX-Mlle Deserts
Westward View towards Mount DaTidsOn' Nirginl9
City anil Gold Hill; Shaft Coz Feet Deep; Capitol
Weight, Water. ore, Waste Rock, snd = Ton Of
Silver Every Day; 600 Cords of Fire Wood Burned
IA "a Hours; Mining Pumps; the Most CROOKED
EailrOai In the World: Discovery and Hiding OF
Ore: the Opposition to the Satro Tunnel; STOCK
Gambling; Rascaliiies orthe CalfOrlla Bank Ringi
Judges and legislatures EIHp Dying Nenal Press;
S2 6o0 per day the Proet. OF these Msnlpulations;
Lowering and Hosting OF Orei Water Power Util-
lied In Mines: Mines OF The HArz Mountains, IN
Germany; Chimney 2. 0l0 Feet High; Principles OF
NentilaJlon; Consumptiye Mine rs-the cause Of hu
A Cave-sfiners Buried Alive; Premature Blast
nIaimed and blinded; Dsluged Mtne-desd bodies
no1tlag shout: Failing Down the Shafts Fire ID
the yellow Jacket Miuc-F2 miuers burned to death.
Escape and Rescue through the Tunnel; alSs, Views
Of Mining Scenes in all Part; OF the World.
piication at the Office Of Wizards Hotel at the
Metropolitan Hotel. and At Messrs- Philip solo
for An lectures myl2
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nUJIDTVg ASsoCIATION.

At the hflh annual meeting Of the South WASH.
ington Building Association the report OF the sec.
rotary was read, showing receipts e22esSs 81; dis
hursements DO; assets, ts2sl4.5o; stock account,
Ion shares; average premium, 80 per cent; nom
NAL value OF eacn share. ee1.ll. Otieefs were
elected as follows: q. B. Church, presidents Jack-
son ates, Vice president; II. A. CLARK, treasurer
W. ]. Stevenson, secretary. Board OF Dlrectors
for five years: Ed. Hammefsly, b. y. Lloyd, Geo
White. 4. II. Walker; Tor ere year, Jehn Beck
ST., and A. H. Stephenson. T.
hl- SUDDEN DEATH.
Mr.. John @. Howard, proprietor Of the HOWARD
Livery Stables, on @, between sixth and Seyesth
streets, died very sod denly yesterday morning at
his residence, which Is situated short distsnce
from his place Of business. A few minutes before
his death he was playing with his children IN his
found hIm Just dying. He has benin poor health
for some time rsst but no serious results were ap-
pretended iron his condition.
SUPREME T0URT-GENERALT TERN.
All the justices sat In bane yesterday, and
were engagedwith the case Of Stewart vs. Blaine,
the argumeat In the case being concluded.
Tho next case heard was that Of United States
VS.. Buell., . full report of which will be found
elsewhere.
LARGE AUCTION SALE. --
Messrs. Latiuer Cleary sell ut their auction
rooms this morning a large collection OF goods,
embracing household furniture, phaetons, car
risges, farming implements, groceries, liquors, sc.
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POLICE COURT SKETCHES.


Sometime since James Grant had q slight al
tercatIon with Y. DeNesl at May ball. DeNeal
got the better Of him. He completely oyercame
and confused him with bristling shower Of loud
ndiectiyes. The enmity which was created by
this trouble grew and was nurtured In Grants
breast until yesterday; when Il s, POISONED and
problem. The trOub,- tooH 6lseo while he was
standing =, =. enc rear Of his bread wagon with q
DsEket Of cold rolls on one arm and two loaves on
thu other. He saw Grant and his brother, accom-
panied bys seedy looking mastiT; approaching.
DeNeal oil his guard, and he Continued placing
the cold rolls IN the basket. He was victim Of
misplaced confidence.
brewing was from the rear. 1t came 50 suddenly
and with such force that the back o! his head
knew not where his face was. The basket and
time ii was appropriate for tho dog TO say some
thing. He didn't talk much; but bis actions hlled
DeNeals pant-legs full OF teeth holes and ragged
Sits seemed e know S nus. wesIs 70 S b 70
point He went for the waistband, but his foot
slipped and he subdivided the gsrrs ut lust above
the knee. 1t was at this point ga Grant struck
| struck geographically back oil tn ar, but DeNeal
didn't. He had no time TO spend In falling, for
the dog was again upon him, and might have
iSterf.reHc ei of pa pair 6f No. ~
Fhe condition Of this young man was alarming
at this jnncture. He did not feel prepared to die.
4 4 had been IN me WINTER ms me ns ~ aaee
or both, just at this particular time, when spring
is dressed in all Of her ysr1si oesuty and me
rather not. He felt It his duty TO put It OF, and
TO fulfill this duty he commenced wandering up
the street at pace lister than moderate trot OF
1 gallop. Grant was subsequently, arrested. anc
4 yesterday he was brought before Judge Smell
Ehe fined him SO and COSTS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES. r
r5eTHE USUAL SERVICES OF THE
- Church Of the 81, angers i'm the chapel OF
the Y. NJ. G. A., Ninth aud ID streets, SUNDAY,
my23 - -
yer T. r O II M ED EPIsCO L
- CHURCH.-RIght Rev. Charles r. Cheney,
ID. D., OF Christ Church, Chicago. ILL.,, u pr,ach
In Lincoln Hal SUNDAY EVENING NEXT, ut
$50 clock. Public generally invited. my:3
.h(~THE BACCALAUREATES SERMON
- to the graduates of the National Law
School will be delivered by the kew. b. SUNDER-
LAND, ID. D.. at the First Presbyterian Church,
Four-and-a-hs alt street, on SUNDAY EVESlNG,
mySS- Vice Chancellor.
eNS METROPOLITAN METHODIST
~ EPISCOPAL. CIUhCH. Dr. U. H. TIF-
FANNY, pastor. SUNDAY. May "a A. m Ser
mon by former pastor, v. DIR. T. NJ. CODY.
EigiIt 2: M, sermon by lev. r, S. MACARTHUR,
OF NV York. nJ2J
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DISTINCT OF CoLuNBII
WASHINGTON, May y, 1874,
AnTfrrA Mt Given OEEICE

General Orders No. II.
The First regiment Of National Guards having
been accepted by the Honorable the Secretary Of
War as part Of the escort On the occasion Of the
funeral OF Brig. Gen. A. B. Dyer, chief OF ord
nance United States army, and major general BY
brevet, the colonel commanding viii report with
his battalion to the marshal in charge OF the cor.
tege at the Church Of the Epiphany, On q street,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, at
Nv Command Of His Exeellency the Governor:
AMOS WEBSTER
Adjutant General D. q. Militia
HpoRs FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARDs, }
WASHINGTON, d. c., May =, 1873.
In pursuance with General Order No. u, issued
BY the adjutant general, the command viii as
sembIe on Louisiana avenue, between tliLn AM
Sixth streets on Saturday, sd inst. ct u oelocs
noon promptly, in full winter unito;m, Mitnou'
oVercoats. ROBERT T. Z LEAIsS,
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FIEINCLIL.
' YORK STOCK Exc,uANoI

81: ;ss;ss Ga EI sss
Fsr.[ Nav ., ls3i.
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GlIman's Stimulating Liniment
EFFEcTUALLY CURES CHRONIC AND
ACCTE RHEUMATISM.
GILNAN's,
mv,s-r. 81 Pennsylvania avenue.
DEc.oszI-s 70 Z SUPPL1Es.


PEctoszI-s Fc ( SUPPLIES.
cTtIEA sfsTAST Qr ARTEE'MAsTER,
Fu.s NitDFs We, WA IL IssS.-
Se-! ~ %. -. nltetpi ~ VIII c9PY o. us us
.Sy.rf r'.. d will % receiNeu ~ tnt85
agh.'r - 80. \ sth day OF June, 1877. for
m. rIi.tr o. Id. f..iGN.ng ma sed.upples a this
nat dirs ~, scsi yCar co.nfl 1elhg July i le14,
y s,rh tln M in ch Sc'itiitcs as may De re-
auired subject 10 TIE u Ill 4 ,psfSIioo VIZ;
Pine or Oak. as reqnirtd.
IL O6- pounds Corn, more or iess-)
Iss rs bounds Oats, On. ore or less-O ?,
US 90 pounds bay, b4led, (niore or iesss)
IA qal bounds Straw, baled, tnore or less-l
THE Corn and Oals TO be clean and well sacked.
The HAY to be Timothy, Of good quality, free from
weeds and cut In season., wen cured and baied-
The straw to be Bye, Of the best quality, cean lorg
Blank forms Of proposals. with quantity printed
and esrtIaed 70, WIN be furnished on application
70 P sn,S WIN be marked Proposals for For
age, - or PROPOSALS for Wool as the case may
be, and addressed TO the nnoerslgned:
Captain and A. Q. N. Bv't Major U. s. A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e(5eHIBERNIA BENEVOLENT AsSO.
~ CLATiON, Washington, ID. C.-Third an
nnal Picnic q the above named as o iation will
take place at BeyeTs' Seventh street Park on FRI
DAY, May q, 1874. Tickets, admitting a gentle
man and ladies, SC cents. Iny2sS
sl~AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF
~ the HibeTnie Building Association win
take place on MONDAY EVENING, 25Lh Inst, az
30 O'Clock. In the set DOL room attached TO the
Church Of the 1nnacalaie COnceFt;On, on II sire {,
b. tween seventh and Eighth streets northwest.
ALI persons desiring to take stock arr reuEeted 10
attend. JAS. II. FORSYTH,
myzS-2t 1Star1 cretary pro ten.
tl~TIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- Board Of Councillors Of the America Bap-
list Educational Commission will take placs in tie
Canary (Raptist) Church THIS EVENING at
.7;So. Annual report and addresses. my23"
sweE O. o. F.-MEHBERS OF BEACON
49, Lodge, No. Is, requested 10 meet at
Their hall at 13l p. m. to max. arrangements for
the funeral OF Brother J. z. HOWARD. Funeral
al p. N. Sunday. b. MAY, n. G.
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