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s. Harrington; diplomas to Mary R. Cunning
ham, Annie >. Kaufman, Frances Z. Norcom,
Ssilie T. Tendle, Emily B. Snowden, Annie VI.
Maggie McCutchen, Matte v. Kesley, Ger
trude V. Tribby, Annie K. Kealey, Alwine L.
Ockert, Hattie A. Williams, Jessie Sotheron,
Minerva Berkeley, Laura v. French, Jennie
Simpson. Ada Mills, Lizzie Needs, Ida Hsw-
ley, Attic Lsrkin, Minnie simpson, Ida Walk
er, Ada Ober, Retta Van Nees; ALSO drst prize,
gold medal,) from city, for spelling, Annie
Kaufman; scholarship in Business College, for
genmanship, Mary Cunningham, prizes for
maps to Emily Snowdsn and Ida Hawiey. This
school numbers ~ pupils, most of whom VIII be
transferred.
Secondary No. 10, on LIST, between o. and
ID streets southeast, Miss Thomas teacher,
was examined by Trustee Hovey. The
awards were as follows:-Nedal to Clara
Annie E. Newrsth, Kate NJ. Brown, Kate Q.
Lemonds, Ida T.. Al. Tuge, Nellie L. Anterior,
Annie Ii. Mead, Emma j. Jones, Jennie l..
Fos %Ii. Julia B,esnshsn, Mary Kelly, Emma
O'Conner, Jennie Sal Tor, Annie R. Cox; SPELL
ing medal, from District. TO Annie L. Newrath.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Trustee Wright, assisted by Prof Thompson,
examined Female Secondary school, No. 4, Mrs.
Bowen. teacher, at $50 yesterday morning In
the Jefferson building This school is compos d
OF 80 keen, active girls, 40 of whom were pres
ent at the examination, and the one who WAS
absent, on account OF sickness, will always re-
greet that she was unable to participate in so
meritorious an examination. Barring the an
noyance OF passing locomotives, which mar
every exercise in this building, the EXAMINATION
was unusually;pleasant. Forty will be trans
ferred. The fOllOwing is the roll of honor:
Medal, Adelaide Tune; spelling metal, Bertha
Siegel. Diplomas to Mary Haley, Mary Acker,
Rosa Anderson, Isabella Binnix, Mary Hickey,
Mary Is. Shanks, Mary T.. Smith, Emma Lamb,
Sephronia Ceas, Hanuie Taylor, Laura ALI
son, Annie Bsuff, Odlth Yeatm N, Sophia
Bid, Cora Thorn, Lizzie Donaldson, Sophia
Bien, Virginia Talbot.
Male Secondary No. 3, Jefferson building,
Miss Rachel A. Garrett teacher. passed an ex-
animation yesterday afternoon by Trustee
Wilson, aided by Trustee Wright and Mr.. j. +.
Thompson, teacher of male grammar school.
The names OF IL pupils are on the roll, all of
whom were present, and ell are ready to trans
fer to higher branches. The medal was awarded
TO Lewis Wilson and a handsomely bound book
to Rudolph Won Gluemer, the contest ant for
that honor. Diplomas were given to Rudolph
Won Gluemer, Frank Davis, William Mitchell,
Thomas West, John Boyd, William Savers,
Charles Miller, Henry Bensinger, William Car
ney. Samuel Barron, John Schlett, and Charles
Ashton. The reputation of Miss Garrett as
successful teacher is well known. all present
yesterday spoke in terms Of praise of the pro-
gress of this school,
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THE COURTS.

FOLICE OOUkT-Juuye OneN.
To-day, Willie Jones, q small boy, was fined
q for bathing In the river at unsuitable hours,
Henry Augustus and Richard F. Hawkins, two
cclored boys, were fned IS each FOR running on
the street parks. John Thomas, charged With
fast driving; so. James Doyle, charged with
selling liquor without license; $50. An appeal
was taken, $500 bonds being required. Lizzie
Jscbson, assault and battery on WIN. Butler;
Herman Koss; SO and costs-appeal taken
Robert Fauth, assault and battery on Henry
Williams; $50. Emma Lindsey, larceny of n
skirt worth -; So aud costs. James Cox main
tanning nuisance; 81. John Blake, assault aad
battery on VIM. Coleman; - Henry He'll, as /.
sault and battery on Margaret, his wife; 400
be ds TO keep the peace. Eiward Pollard,
hauling offsl through the streets in an exposed
condition. 81
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The feet have constant duty to perform, and
cially skilled in treating their ailments in order
that they be kept in as comfortable and as USE
1ul condition as possible; and thousands of
persons who visit DR.. Whites establishment
(No. $50 18th street, opposite the Treasury de-
partment, Washington, D.C.,) find that timely
attention TO those important members, the feet,
economist time, and conduces to health, COM
tort, and cheerfuluess, and probably to length
OF ilfe. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
SO the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats BuniOns, Vascular Excrescences,
Club and lngrowing Nails, and other ailments
of the feet. Office hours from a. m. to 6. D. m.
Fee, ~ per visit. Owing to press of business
curing Office hours DR.. White is unable to attend
patients at residences, except after o. IN.
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.sfhoM hKw foAk. FROM NEW YORK.
-footls...... led .. June lOl RussfA = Wed Iniv
Alrerts....---. Ssf June Is China Sal Jniy 4
CubA.....- " cd =, J aDe Il 20 sbris NJ. Jriy ;
be. sa.---- ssI June 2JI sfcotfa Wei !. JulT Il
b! esinia WED June "A Aiqerfe - Sa. JuIy ~
I'D every following WEDNESDAY, and SAT
UhOAf from New Hsrk
senfeTs.
RATES OF PAssAsE.-Cshir, go, slp0. and SlSo.
foid, according % ComunucafiOu. Ttcksts 20 Pa
We, SIS, sold. additional Beinrn tickets 90 favor
able terms. steerags ~ lowest rates.
seeraee tickets firm Liverpool and Queenstown,
snd all psrs Of Eur. D, ~ lowest rates. Through
Antwerp, and other ports on ths Continent and for
aSditerrsnean ports. For freight and cabin pass
Green; for steersge Passage, No. III Rroaiwsy,
II1nIty Building, or 20 OTIS BIGELOW, Banker
o0S Ith street, op posite Patent Once,
Jsn1-ly CHAs. @. TRANCKLYH, Agent,
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TIE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics

Have proved, from the most ample experience, an
entire succees Simple, prompt, efficient and reli-
aple. They ere the only medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use-so simple that mistakes
cannot De made IN using them: so harmless as TO be
Tree nom danger; and SO efficient 20 be always
reliable. They have the highest commentator
from all, and viii always render satisfaction.
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A NCHOh LINE.
PASSAGE RATES REDUCED Gin
NV YORK AND GLASGOW,

NV fUkk ANB GLASGOW
FAVORfTE ROUTE FOR TOURiSTy
Passenger Accom- m odations Un.urn.
STEA AMER every Al TERNATs D.y
fkoM PIERS 20 AND n NORTH RIvRR, ny
BATES OF PAssAGE-PAYABL IN CUsREScT.
10 GLASGUW, LIREh POOL, I0ND1y
Dhhh \. EUEhhSTO OR BELFIST
Oabln 3 % 70 40, according 90 Accommodates.
cabin return Tickets issued ~ reduoed rates s'
lNTERMEDIATE $50. sTFERaGH s1o .
- DTWfs fsShedy or any dDiOVaf az lotcssf rafs.
For Tickets or further Information snriX 80 80
MISS ANNIE X. HUBPHREYs
n @oo hah street. near PennsylVania aveUne
Orto CAmMAOk & CO., l423 street NJ w
Lear Treasury Department, washingtou
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notice. NOTiCEM NOTICEm

nRY GOOns are SIN selling q, low rate. =,
BAATEh Z, 1920 Pennsy lvenis avenue. MOhairs
and AiSAcss cheaper than ever. Dress Goods PiQues
h1o " hlte 1Oods AZ popular prices. COttOus ano
Ssicoes cfesp. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins and
Table Linen at bargains. Hosiery, Ladies' and
Gents' Hsndkerchiefs, and q general assortment OF
Notions at low figures sp9t-tr
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COI0rRSI &ehnola

The public examinations in the Chamberl ain
(GeoTgetown) building was continued yester-
day, and the awards were made as follows:
Grammar No. 2, Miss A. A. VanderhOop,
teacher; number on roll, 80; all present. Medal
TO Sarah Iighlman; certificates to Harriet Bea-
son, Joseph Day, Mary Gray, Mary Creamer
Catherine Davenport, Martha Shelton, Marga-
ret Wallace, Nora Jones, Ellen Green, Caths-
rine Wise, and Ida johnson.
Grammar No. l, Miss s. l.. Dafin, teacher;
36 pupils on the roll, 81 present. Medal TO Dem
mis- Wayman; certificates to Catherine Alexan-
der 81, Mary l.. Tilghman (2). James W. Gross,
Mary l.. Bias, Elizabeth Wayland, William
BuTrell, Nellie West (2), Noah SeJgwick, Sarah
Coakley, James l.. Turner, and Rachel Phenix.
A pleasing feature in this school was the pre-
sentation of a beautiful toilet set by the pupils
10 Miss NJ. A. q. COakley, whO has assisted the N
materially in their musical exercises.
There were present during the examinations
Trustees johnson, Ryder, Smith, Marsh al ,
Ferguson, Pope, and Superintendent Cook,
who, with Rev. DR.. ID. ?. Seaton, Elder Brown,
and Judge Garland, of Texas, participated in
the award of medals and diplomas.
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l-Feyers, Congestion, Infammstion-........ q
s-Gryins Oolic or Teethine Of ILfants-..-..... :,
epysentery. Gripping, Bilious Collie. e
o-Cbolere morbus, Vomiting ........-.......... Is
-Sooehs, Colds, bronchitis. 8
SNeuIalgis, ToOthache, Faceache--.....-.-..... Is
s-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo -. IS
1e-DyspApsia, Bilious Stomach .... A.
mIs-suppressed or lrres qlar Periods Is
B-Orour, Cough. Difficult Breathing-........... Is
!+kruptions, Salt Rheum, Fry 81 pels .... Is
B-sheomstsm, Rheumatic Pains -..--....-....... 2
l6-Fever and Ague, Chills, Fever, Agues 80. 81
H-PDes, Blind or Bleeding ,......... s,
lS-Ophtalmy, and Sore or Weak Fyes. N
d sh scote or Chronic, Iafueuzs-..... SC
2l-Ashma, Oppressed Breathing. -..... 81
Mar Discharges, Impaired Hesring.-........ s.
G-scTofuls. Enlarged Glands, exeIlings. 81
A+Genersl Debility, PLY sicai W akness - ~
&-Dropey ard scanty Secret % M ........, 81
26-Ses Sickness, Sickness from Riding. sd
23-Eervous Debility In oluutary Discharees Al IN
2y-sore Mouth, Canker .............. .-. 81
S-Urinsry weakness, weitins Bed.......... s.
I-fsihful Periods, Hy sierra ....... sS
s2-Suferings AZ Change Of Life... m
S-Epilepsy, Spasms, ". Wins Dance ....., / on
4-Di ther's, liberated Sore Th-ost -. m
S-Ohtohic OohsesIions And Eruptions-... $780,. Sc
Family Gases
with Sc large 5 drschm Walls, Rosewood
case, ard Hum phreys' Homeopathic
We ssu' o. New B9SGkh:.- Il 90
ease, sId spscihe homeopathic Manual
3-Wish y large s-drachm Visis, Psper case, ~ y"
and Specific Homeopathic Msnual..... 90
Single large vIsls SOC. and FL. Sold by ali srue.
the price.
Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine COMPANY
OFFICE AND DEPoT, 562 BRoADwAY,N.
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SEASONABLE ARTICLES
At SEASONABLE PRICES

Ladies' oauze Vests, high neck, short sleeves, 81
Hi.to low neck and short sleeves, 81.
Ladies very fine full regular Hose, pair nj, O.
extra long Bslbrisgsn, pair 81
=. henmed linen Hdkfs, 2 for 25c.
:. shs e. & do; 1, 9, and for 81.
Scotch Bingham Sun Umbrellas, 81.
Childs School Sun Umbrellas, S0c.
fancy Parssos, 75o.
Safchels with outside pocket, 81,
Nice Travelling Baskets, al.
Gents Summer Undershirs, 800. and 81.
Gents full regular Half Hose, $50.
gents Isle Thread Half hose, pair 81
Gents s9psrhns British a Ss ! pair 81.
Plain Silk ecarfs, Is and SOC.
gents best euspendtrs. Is and 500.
Ladies Lisle Thread two-button Gloves, Sc.
Shilds Lace Bonr cts and Gaps, 81.
Childs SIX Parasols, pink, blue and green, 81.
LSGIes Vhoergarments, very nicely made, good
Towel Hacks, Is, 5oc. and 81.
New styie large Fans, soc. and 81.
Fine oval Picture Frames, soc.
Oval solid Walnut ditto, 81
Walnut square Frames. SO and 7sc.
BinslRR, s, ,Iv Sc Walnut snS rrsne;; ST.
Rubber Balls, rs and &c.
OROQUETi CkOQUETn ORoQUETnl
cheapest In the city.
Large set-4 mailets, balls, stakes, 10 bridges
Full sets-s balls. maliets, stakes, 10 bridges.
bcok and box at ss, S4 and %, all made Of select
SILVER B1R0'9
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
slS sIvIHTH sTRElT,
nayItE HsAB P.SzyYLvAsIA AvKSpx,
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~Hailstones measuring eight inches In cir
sumference fell IN Morris county, n. j., on
Tuesday, june 8.
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VINE OF TIE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed hy the leading physicians as a laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind ,yestion, Con
snpation, and Headache Is an quallaJ. /, %, eo26
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LATER STYLES, BETTER MADE.
AND LOWER PRICES.
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n oAcHIs, ANTS, ED.Bues .eae.ss. i.s.ce
Eoiip.s lac CT Csspcssd Try n. Prios oeats
sBs 81 per bosfle. "whitessdeS PuRI w orm OoI-
Sosc % ChAs. sIOTz = %. mag Dlm
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Gu \ A ID LINZ.
NnTUEE

NOTICE.
With tue view OF diminishing the chances ~ col
f6ion, the Steamers of this Line tax. = =
course for all seasons Of the year
Ob the outward passage from Queenstown 90 View
fCrk or Bottom, crossing Meridian Of 81 Al "a - >
or nothing 70 tho HorTh Of as -
20 Inc homeward passage, crossing the NJ erfdiap
oioO ~ a lat. or nothing 20 thu north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW york AND LTTFRB0oy
GxIITVG At nnoR M DpD1 WI
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TAKE NOTICE.-1.o0O dozen fine Gauze Tn
dershirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at HoI-
lander Bros. 4
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Foot SnrsefY. &c.

To KEEP CooL.-Buy the celebrated 81 Gauze
Cndershirt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros. 6
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ANOTHER MARKET CoMPANY-A company
Is now forming, and Is about ready to fle its ap-
plication for a charter, to purchase the square
west of 9th street, between Massachusetts ave.
nue. and street northwest, for the purpose OF
building markethouse. Among those interest
ed are James @. Shaw, X. j. Beall, Theodore
Davis and U. II. Painter.
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GRSTLEMES's Mackansw and Panama Hts
bleached and trimmed at Writings, 92i Penn
sylvania avenue.
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M rRoHAsrr LINE OF srlAssBIPs
wAsHINGroS AND NEW YORK.

hstsstts. che nns stesmship \. o. KHIeHT ana
Ss TiR; setvssI s5y r9Ek, ALrx;
hon Pier So Es.t river, every sATUBpAI q q
4. s,sss az D
Asen, oss sa1 .l.s
',sp1e sir.,,,, q; Y: ~ onPsos Prssiasnt
iers len 81 General Once, S0s Pepnsyivsnis ave-
ane, or q ne steamer wharf. vin b promptly ST.
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CITY ITEMS.

ELPHoEZo YoUNGs & Co. quote reduced
rtceS III another column. 1t Will pay 70 read.
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MISS MCCORMICK, at No 905 Pennsylyanis
avenue, has secured the services of a trimmer
Just from Europe, with all the latest styles and
fashions from abroad. This will be good news
TO the ladies Of Washington.
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To PREVENT Fever su1 Ayus there e 10
per bottle, an
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PRICES OF SUITS:

PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool Cheyiot butts, &c
All Wool Cashmere Suits, So
Russels Cashmere Suits, $40 'D'''' I"
p, North Hosic Suits, sII
ON, Pennington Suits, sI2
Silk Mixed Suits s1S
Middlesex Flannel Suits, s IL
wo..,., p..,., su,.. Diamond Check Suits, Sit
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICE OF DRESS COATS,
WITH VESTS TO MATCH:
Single Breasted Black Cloth Cests and Vests,
Double Breasted Black Cloth Goats and ve to- io
English Diagonal Goats and Vests, s B. s
worsted Diagonal Basket Goats am vests, d. B,
from sis TO aa0
PRICE OF PANTS:
Fin AL Wool Light Cashmere Pants,
Business Pants, from 81 80 to to "a
YOUTHS sUITS-at
Is IS s' 50 sls srn sis s 81.
BOYS SUITS-at
ss 81 81 ss s. 81 :, $40 81
"A STRAUSS,
1cil.-."PHNNsYLyAEIA AVENUE -..IoII
Between 10th and llth STRAITS n,avls.,
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TH8 ENTRRTAINMENT given at Willard Hall
last evening, bv Mrs. Nathalie Pollard, was A
decided success in literary way. The pictures
of real ife-recognized ga her Own-were admi-
rably drawn, ana given with vivid dramatic eff
feet The readings of choice pieces were, IL
anything, better done than her lecture, and
showed her to have great power in rendering
the thoughts OF others, rivetiDg upon her the
attention of the audience. "The Rock of Ages"
part recitation and part singing, was exceeding-
ly happy. Mrs. Pollard, we understand, in
tends going from here to Baltimore to lecture
for the same purpose.
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FHrI isST6E Alb dEiI 5EahaSxsSy

iS re, SiS sS;sa DsxSS', .ss a.
rsCI ~ Ts,er stree,, eeorsssswa, D. o., MON.
rhis line connects 81 fbilsdsIphis with sUyder
sss Ess.Ss s.sss 10 rSsrsss Il sosssa ' ~
'A wh NE cLyps J 55rpS Ar, s.r D. q g.
IA, Rid, AleIsndris, We.
WALDO PIARcE oonney tired .sosses.
aers len q General Once, SOS fornsyfvsnfs ave-
que, O. q ne asazsr wharf WIN - promptly a.
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- NEW oVFP LIES-hectlrtNg UdlTy.
Straw Hats, at popular prices.
Bathing and Fishing Hats, 25 and 80 cts.
Good White Shirts, Sl25. 81 81 and So
Thin Underwear, Soc, 75c. and Fl.
Packing and Travelling Trunks; Bags and
Valises.
Sun Umbrellas, lined and unlined.
Lewis Popular One Price Store,'
2 "Mount Vernon Block" It'll ST., BIT. L & X.
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ERon FHILADELPuIA
Ship By
"Hew Express Line .

Ship By
"Hew Express Line
FROM BOSTON And PROVIDENCE
Mark freight Via Cly ces Iron Line" aad shfp b.
Boston and Iroviienoe RaflrSad.
re edysl fisensest 4 New Express Iipen
HI fall iniOrmstion apply to-
q. y. HYDE,
sps2ly 90 Vsfer street, Georgetown, ID q.
WAsHIKGTOS,f NeRFOLK, INV TORK
BOsTUk, AND PkONIDEHOE.
The line Iron sieamsr LADY or TIE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips % 49,
Noriolk, viii leave her wharf. foot Of s.ss3A-lS
snih sire Z. every MONDAY and a.<-zzac<7nrx2s
THURSDAY, al D. m. --aching II the prfncin .l
riNer iandings, connecJTug 80 Norfolk with steam
shlp OF the Nj. and NJ Line for Boston aud Proyi-
Easy, ioT New York. Freight should be addres a
Osrs o. Icy 81 ~ Lake, via Norfolk"
n. d. flTZHuGHt Agent, 8, n street. " ar
a. q. Plant, General Are q
sIzO kNom No 10. Plant Bail inz
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rneGmatIsE1, burns
piles ulcers, toethscbe, sore thrOet, gpraips
Scsids, soreness, Old sores, h5aiacbe, collie
l&meuess, bruises, bOiis, wounds, neuralgia
hcsrsencss, diarThoea, and All bemorrbsges, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from ali other advertised
preparations In the fact that it il a standard
nediciDe, treated of ia medical writings, and
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q WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency sc Ghas
Bsum's hOnpsfIirt and corset factory, Tth street
mtelnKeucer buildIng. 1928
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TEE s1reER SEwIaa MAGAZINE sales ofIsI2
were S2lg, eco. S.I2-s. .,tF
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The sEMI-ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF appli-
Gems for teachers positions III our public Schools
took place at the Franklin School Building to-
Gay, under the supervision of AessrS. Detrick,
French, Alice and Hart. In consequence of
the normal school being in operation, from
which the primary teachers will be furnished
hereafter, there were but few applicants pres
ent, ii young LADIES (teachers tor promDticns)
and ore gentleman. A list Of questions was
submitted TO each applicant, embr 4ciug prob
lens in artth metc, grammar, geo graphy, his
tory, philosophy and algebra, and on the an
sweTs TO them decision will be male By the
examiners.
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Received at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 457
Pennsylvania avenue, near / \ street.
Try Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will soon
md it, not only the best, but also the cheapest
Baking Powder. Put up full, net weight.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. H. Warner, raal
estate broker and auctiOneer, sold yesterday
Afternoon for EnOch TOtteu, trustee, at 4uc-
ton, the interest of the late Samuel II. Plat
TAX ttles) in tie following real estate, viz:
The west half part of lot !, in square 53s front
ing % feet on + street, between Sd aud AZ
streets southwest, improved by a small frams
house, to Milo b. Adams, at SI50; lot %, David
sens subdivision OF square 307, fronting % feet
on 10th street, between aud streets north
west, 10 Milo l.. Adams. at SJ25; and lot g.
sane subdivision of same square, fronting u
feet & inches on y street. between 9th aud 10Th
streets northwest, TO Milo l.. Adams, at 81 400.
The sale of tax titles Will be confined by Mr.
Warner at his Office, corner OF f and Ttn streets,
this afternoon, commencing at O'Clock.
1hCs. l.. Wsggaman, real estate broker aud
auctioneeT, has sold part OF lots and 5, in
square 41G, to Conrad Robin, for 81, I5O.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. 6c, To mig at.
Ford's OYsra H0HSe.-Hermsnn, "a great ma
gieisn-
TASdser comique -'EJsck Shep GARD, the Lon
don House Breaker" and the usual miscella-
neous attractions.
Excursions OF the steamer Lady OF the Lake
70 Piney Point, and Georg eanna to Point Look
oat, MsIshall's, and LeODardtoxn.
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The WASHINGTON MARKET CoMPANY-
The stalls were not put up for sale to-day by
the directors of the Washington Market Com
pany as 1t was announced they would be, but
the sale was postponed. The butchers and
other dealers are still determined not to paw a
heavy bonus for the privilege OF occupying the
stalls, and they assert that the rental should
satisfy the company amounting as it does to Sl4
per month for a stand SIX foot front-S28 per
year per front foot. The dealers will at the
call OF their president, Mr.. George NJ. OYSTER,
hold meeting At Narden and Kings, on Tues
day afternoon, TO determine a course of action
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WORK OF THE s. Z. G.. a. To-day Mr.
Gstchel arrested several parties on their way 20
market for bagglng their COWS, but as they did
not seem TO be bad cases were Immediately re.
lieved by being MIXED In the street. The
offenders were let of. Simon Wright, Of Ar
lington, Va, was arrested on the charge of
driving a lame and sore horse, and was taken
before Justice Clark who imposed ane Of IS.
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THERMOMETERS sud BarOmeters are repaired
and made 10 order by Hempler near AZ street.
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SECGS'D IyY,sT.EEL.NET'T

SPRIEG AND SUMMER CLOTHIRc
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THR COMMUNITY At large appreciate the Use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. I5
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All that lot OF ground lying aud being in George
sowL, District Of Columbia, being ths north part o
lot O. lZ5i 10 Realty sad Hagkins' siditioa sad
town, at the corner Of High and 2i slreats. aud
II3ntlns 50 feet, bore OF les, digh street an
ZS'a feet on % street, improved wi.a a brics ans
frame Warehouse.
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A CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION has
been filed in the Office of the recorder OF deeds
in the name of the "Bar Association of ID c. :"
the object Of which is to maintain the honor
ard dignity OF the profession of law, aud in
crease its usefulness in providing the due adj
ministration of justice, and the mutua Al inn
pTOvement and social intercourse of its mem
bers. The affairs or the association are to be
managed by board of directors, viz: w B.
Webb, X. L. Nerrick, Nath. Wilson, Euoch
IOtten, James 6. Payne, j. j. Coombs, and
VIM. +. MattinglY.
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al that othfr part Of Lot NJ. rs. in saif sarty
ara 4Skins' addition, bound q follows: Besia-
nh at point IL tte west i4e Of High street dis
tsGt 20 fs5t or esbCgt5, south from the south
west corner II Oh and I'd streets. aud rOn2iny
hence south with Oh street IS fee- more Or -s-
snt running back west Of the same wid to the
weo' llae Of said bot No, I16, improved With a ile
thSee-st'ty Brick Store aud Dwelling.