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k1ster EAectiOmS r. 4. Church.
ANIMAL ELHCTIoN OF vksTRYMKN, WAR
In conformity with the usage of the Protest.
ADJ Episcopal church, the congregations In this
bsuct Yesterday afternoon elected vestrymen,
Christ Church Navy Yard)-w. &. Hutchin-
son, r. p; Little, Jeremiah Gross, DIR. W. E.
Browning, f. b. Berry; wardens, W. z. Hutch
inson, p. p. Little
St Johns Church Cwashington,-Georse d.
Robert ReySsfn MstthsS eorse m STslp% oSn
Browne, George II. Elliott, Charles Payson.
Trinity Church-Nicholas Acker, j. M. Ma
son, Thomas s. Moore. Edward b aid win, o. II.
Morrison. Charles Z. Weaver, ID. w. Middle
ton, tr., William p. Young; senior warden, ID.
Wesley Middleton; junior warden, DIR. j. NJ.
Brodhead; register, Seaton Perry,
Church of The Ascension-w. W. Corcorsn, j.
i. Stevens, X. w. Burgess, b. l.. jackson, T. l..
Hume, II. 5. Davis, W. NJ. Shuster, n. W.
Burchen.
Church of the Epiphany-Prof. j. u. G. Cof-
fin, Gen. j. II. Eaton, DIR. X. Joseph, Alexan-
der Ray, Gen. j. h. Barnes, Gen. j. q. Parke,
Messrs j. o. Evans and q j. McCsrtee, YES
trymen; Lewis j; Davis and W. ID. Baldwin
wardens, and Mr.. Nathaniel Wilson register
Church OF the Incarnation First ward)-A.
y. Zevely, Dr. h. Colburn, 4. Harris, j. W.
Miller. II. n; Barlow, vestrymen; Henry Har-
tung, DIR. j. X. P. Gleason, wsrdens; delegate
10 the convention, DIR. H. COlburn.
ST. Marks Church Capitol Hill)-Joseph s.
Burnett, q. b. Psrkman, D. Baker, Dr. j. s.
Btaie, q. A. Bradford. W. L. Kent, w. ii.
MsrioW, p IL. Riley ves:rymen; j. \. Burnett
treasurer.
St Paul's Church First Wsrd)-w. s. Holli-
day, y. B. Kerr, Joseph s. Sesstord, John P.
Hranklin: j. NJ: McCslla, j. F. May, r. W
Walker. Harry Walk.
St Johns Church (Georgetown)-Prof NJ
Yarnel. X. p. Dodge, II. ID. Cooke, ST., j. X.
burroughs, John Msrbury, jr., W. G. Ridgely,
A. II. Herr, q. f.. RittenhOuSe.
Christ Church (GeOrgetown)-C NJ. Matthew'S
Philip Il. Berry, ST., DIR. Grafton Tyler, Walter
s. Cox. Benjamin Miller, j. b. Davidson, w
Il. Boggs, Evan Lyons, vestrymen; G.. ID. Alb
botr, sr, and W. Knowles, jr., wsrdeDs; w. s.
Cox, register.
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THE WEATHER.

WAX OBfARTMkNT, Uhcs ~ ChlO Ste0dI OHeN,
WAsHISsroN, D. O., April 7, 1874, 1919 Q N
PROBABILITIES For New Engl and, the winds
will shift to essterly and northerly with cloTdy
weather and light snow or rain, mostly the latter
For the middle states and lower lake regi IN winds
shining to north aud west, with clearing weather in
NE former and partly cloudy weather IN the latter
Eos the south Atlantic and east Gulf states, Idy
.ne Ses Gull states, cloudy and rainy weather and
s1sn 10 eat winds Eos Tennessee, the low VI hi
rrmpo,ary clear ami Gearing weather. Pa tn =
70 ffesh yind:, ~''-' "'.'A'' en" "s
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GEORGETOW N

FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish at the
wharf to- day were 900 taylors and 500 herring
The herring were sold at $40 per thousand and
the taylOrs at 81 10 per hundred.
GRAIN TRADE.-rhere were no receipts of
grain to-day. The sales were l, 100 bushels red
" heat at SI.15
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The Markets.

BALTIMsRE, April 7.-virginis SKIES, con.oI-
dated. c1 Virginia SKIES, cid. 20; West Virginia.
l07s; Nor,h Carolina siIe,, old, rs; do, new, 10;
90 sps9lslisx' s BID to-day, 60.
middlipg,, Bn@l5ss. Flour dull and unch .ugsi
Whtst hrm and In good dems- d-choice AMBER
lsO@l 81; Pennsyly ania red. rsGl76 Corn active
s Ard frmGwhite southern: s49a; yellow southern,
slgS2: mixed western, 81 Oats dull, bnt firm
Hay dull, l6.e@as.o; PROVISIONS strong aud
o1ovant ann Quiei; nothing off ring Mess pork
l6A@H Bulk mests-sbonider., 81 06ss; clear rib
sieee, sS@sz Bacon-shou'ders, ~: clear rib
shes, eS@gA. Sugar cured harns. l36 Lard
9As@sA. Western butter very ac.i e; tub s. an,
Coffee nominal. Whisky dull, IS. Sugar un-
Hyw YORK. April 7.-Stocks weak. Money, l.
Gold, l3G. kxehsIge, long, 4S51f; short, tSi,i
HKw YORK, April 7.-,Flou- Arm. Wheat lc.
be ter. Corn dull ard unchanged.
LONDON, April I, $50 .. m.-Erie, IS. New York
Central, 9Ih.
LONDON, April7,l SOP m.-The W a.her through.
out EnRlaI to day is fair. Erie, S5iG}5A
LONDON, A ril ], 20 M The smouat Of bul-
lion gs-e into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day 10 5000
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CHARGE OF STEALING PROM UNCLE SAN
Sergeant Husband, connected with the govern
Dent recI uiting once on Az street, q fJw DAYS
considerable government property (ciothIngI
was missed. Last night Oficer Edelin, arrested
him near Mrs. Shea's ranch, with som of the
clothing in his possession, and he In held at DO
lice headquarters for hearing before the Po-
lice Court.
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WAsHINeToS fIsH MARKET To-pAY.-Sold
hv X. A. Golden & Bro, g. COO slsd .G as per
ltt =. 900 behring's, se 20 SO per thousand; 900
tsylOIr, - to 50 per hundred; 100 bunchss rock
81 ) cents Ter bunch.
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LOCAL NEWS.


Natie1aI rAeatsr.-Benefit of George Metkif,
s'Btn Waters Run Deep" and "Quiet Family"
HsrFs Opera Hoess-Charlotts Cushnan as
"Queen Katherine" in "KInR Henry VIII"
n>ater Centq.e.-"Clsude Duval" and other
novelties.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
EkI ON Third STREET, GEORGEToWS

D.. q. v " ~
- On FRIDAY, ArriIIOth, at ) O'CLOCK n,
n shan sell AZ public suction, in front If m :
premises, part Of Lot las, IN Beatty aad Has-
sIoh soniti9n 20 eeorgerOwL, fronting IS feet on
me solth slde OF Third street, between arket aud
f1sGtrlck street, 10y Q depth of rs feet
The improvements consist Il an .leg ant two s-ory
nabsar9 ROOF aud bias rment press brick front WELL
ihs ana iwo-story Back Building, the whole con
ale nnmo'r OF closets, &c. Tbs Metrop aft an rail
osd cars pass the door and the prop riy in every
ments' gas, h I ard cold water, range and Latrobs
s,oves;; Large Stable and Carriage House on the
Terms: One-third cash; bslsrce in two equs;
lps allmeLts at six and twelve months after date.
with interest at ten per cent per annum from az
OF sale credit payments to be secured bv a ds-d Of
uust or All cash, AZ the option Of CON
struck off. ~ 10
mar2S l2' THOS BOWLING auct
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Lstimer x Cleary
auctiOneers, have sold, for John b. Castel, ex-
ecutOr, pats OF lots and 3, in square SO. in
proved by frame dwelling, on Virginia ave
nue., between 18th and 9Th streets southeast. TO
L. +. McCauley, for 81 EOS; for q. Ingle, trus
by a three-story brick house, corner Pennsyl-
y2nia avenue and 10Th street, 10 A. A. Wilson
for - eco; also, for the same trustee, the west
part of lot in square los, improved By three
story brick house. on II street, between 18th and
1dh northwest, 10 Mrs. Susie A. Bergen, tor
IS 4OO.
Thomas Bowling, suctiOneer, sod yesterday.
for ". ID. Cassin, trustee, a two-stOry frame
house, situated On the road 10 Tennall town, to
George kengls * Bro, for 81 $50.
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BALLS, DC.
THIRD ANNUAL BALI,
rok TIE BKNEFIr OF
n Chill n EMS hospital,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
TUESDAY KyKNING, AFRu Z, lr.
BALLS. &c.

In soliciting the patronage a. the public % the
ac0ye entertainment, the Directors Of the a
sospith think II only necessary 90 ref 7 70 ~
the hsrscter and pur poses Of the institution -
70 De eenehted, the NJ ed for such . chs.itv in l
Warrington, and the amount q good II has aIrea9y
scco mplished in relieving the erings Of tn sick
sno disabled poor. without distinction as q seN,
perSs -
Tickets may be obtained from the members 81 a.,
q the committees and AZ the places here tickets
Tor such entertainments are usually sold.
Admitting geutlems n aud ladY s 90
additional lady ........-.- , 40
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TIE OLD NOksENsH-CANON KINGsLRY's
SECoND LECTURE--This acco oplished Eng
iishDAn, who II at once so we'll known both a.
Ioet, writer and preacher, will lecture In the
egaiionsl church Wednesday evening on
a subject no less interesting to Americans than
bis. great lecture on Westminster Abbey. III
an EnglIs6man should be interested in the old
Morse expeditions 10 this continent, much mors
should Americans.
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I'D
THAT CORFs, BUNIoNs, Troublesome Nails,
Vascular Excrescences, Chilblains, and other
ailments OF the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability OF
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties and pleasures, is probably as much OF a
uuelsm as that the establishment of DR.. White,
whose treatment is based upon strictly scen-
tfc pr:ncirlesl is literally patronised by the
most intelligent and considerste people, in or
Der to avoid. or IL ailing to be relieved or per-
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
noyances.
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DRY nnDs
IMMENSE kKDUCTIoNI
pROlsttkan n Tn

WhtbtEAO Co.
hrc row openlug 80 entire stsrR ~ INV
GOODS, gurt rurCt sssd In NeW YORK bY NJ Rr1a
bead, 40 v oLderiuln LOW prices
Dress Goods i'm ar ~ variety sd q tn he's, st,i.s
and tAbri. :, from l3'tc - a. - - pr ysrs
81 g, So a. sud IS 10; lsss; - rer cent lsss tSar
ruins Esrss, rIices, snd q tie be-; make. Gad
bises Alpsoa', 42e. single width, dsrhle width
Reversible Ottoman ShsWis. SIS
white Shetland " col shawls siss
Lsdi - All Lineu T. mued Hsndkerrhf-fs ~
isairs One Button q lored kids. es-.
lsdiss Two Button Party KITS, rs
" antu'ta tstton Is. and other Bl-schei aud Tn
tAehtte0 Notions &c. and ards Good lnw -rrfcrf
riits se splend q style fast % lorsd Pttats onl,
nc. 81 Linen Tawe's. 81 pr zen .nd m
Btsek Gre0sdlscs ttom 30 e : psr ysrd: fthsss
goods are very cheap Corss;s, Ns.c and up
tlark Sro-l Coftor g. and iot ~ stsar 800.
EQUALLY low Our goods are q the bs-t - .,a
ie>, selected With great care, lsn.ght ano sold
cheap anC viii do rrrchss-ri- god
BkoDBEAD Co.
mAf2a-Sm 1898 street,. b-t l2fh al Is d ia.
SURFING GOODS
RFCETTED DATLT
beautiful line % Alpacas a; popular p fr.s
Pisie Striped aud Plain Nainssoks a. 4 "a H.pres
Piques 10 different st. les Aal riJus prt,e.
Cotton aI.d Hosiery cheap.
EMoBY BAXTER.
n,AILS-n 1870 Pennsylvania svauue.
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there II no
per bottle. 40
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RowDrEs AT A COLoRkD BALL-Lau r,gh,
the co ored Odd Fellows bali in Mark -holse
hall. georgetown, Was interrupted by M.
Tovdits, who behaved in q very dts <racsfnl
manner. Lieutenant Hurley was notified OF
their coings, and sent Oficers Harper ami
Green, who took John Gardner, ZscharISh
Meyers and David johnson INFO custody and
locked them up on charges Of disorderly cou-
Duct, and they were this morning fned IS each
by Judge Smell Myers was also charged with
resistance 20 Officsr Harper, whom he struck in
Tbs lace. and was fned 40 and costs.
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TURCo-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
eOS Z street. 30I:
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LooK At THIs, LADIEs!-I have used W bee
Ter * Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
teen years without any repairs being needed
1t has worked perfectly during all that time,
upon all kinds of family sewing. [ believe the
Wheeler & Wilson to be without an equal
MARGARET MITCHELL,
4,6 81 LIST street, GeOree,own ID a.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, April The Posts financial
Article says Gold opened at 49,, deelined
steadily to il3 and has since sold at ll3 .ai13b
On gold loans the rates have been fiat to 81
for carrying. The foreign exchange market Is
dull with sales on a basis of AS for prime bank
ers sterling. The stock market, on a Sun all
volume of business, opened strong, but soon
became heavy, and has so continued. Money
remains abundant at ia5 for call loans and 10
lor prime TO good mercantile paper. Govern
ment bonds are steady. Southern state bonds
were qniet and a fraction lower than YestardaY
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Washington STOCK exchange. AnriI

Washington Stock Exchange, April z.
Quotations furnished BY Middleton d Co., BANKERS:
The following were the prices bid and asked at
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day:-U. s. gold, 1875 bid, 13X asked
I. S. Bonds-5-2Os, 1864, NJ. & NJ, ia bid;
1865, do, 20s bid; 1866, j. & j, 20 asked. 1861
DO, 1874 bid, 20 asked. Bank stocks-Nationai
Bank OF Republic, 135 bid, 165 asked; National
Metropolitan Bank, 1Ol bid; Second National
Bank, 9iH BID, 102 asked. City Passenger L ALL
roads-Colnmbia stock. 81 asked. Sundry list
National Theater bonds. j. * j., per cent. 80
bid, IS asked; Masonic Temple bonds, F. x A.
per CT, gold, 80 bid, 95 asked. District securi-
ties District Of Columbia -Wn. Co. S. bonds
rs, j. & j., 1875, 50 asked; permanent i'm
proyenent, rs, j. & J., 1891, 70k bid, 10 asked:
market stock bonds, rs. j. & j., 1892, q bid Il
asked; water do, 1903, 10 bid. lwashington)-
Water stocks, 6's, j. A. j. & o.. 1874, 80 bid;
Fund. loan bonds. (COng.) 6's G., j. & j., 1892
30 bid; do. Qeg.l esq, NJ. * n; 1902, 75H bid
IS asked Board OF Public works-Certihcates
general improvement. Sc, J. & j., 1874. 81
bid, SAX asked; do. 1875 &c bid, 50 asked; do.
1876, 10 bid. 20 asked; do. 1877, AK bid, Is
asked; do. ISIS, "a I bid, II \ asked; do. series
ls bid, sOh asked. Certificates, sewer, S. j.
& j., 1874. II bid, Ilk asked; do. 1875, Sc hid
90 asked; do; 1876, 81 bid. 81 asked; do 1877, sc
bid. o. asked; do. 1873, 65 bid, 6G y asked: do
series, c. bid, "a X asked. Water certihc ites,
SIS, 1871, ~ bid, 50 asked.
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Suit AGAINST LsGRAPH CONPANY
FOR ALLEGED NcN-DBLIvkRY or NJ EssAGE-
hr. William r. DeKnight Of Sumter, South
Carolina, yesteTf Ay entered suit for ~ 500 dam
ages against the Western Union Telegraph
company, alleging that In June, 1873. dis
PATCH sent TO Linn from this city by one Mrs E.
w McConant in these words: 'sCome az once,
pa viii 90 With you to the President" was tenn
poraIiy withheld from him by the company's
agent in Sumter, with intent 10 dec.iy. hin The
ptuooner, and that thereby he suffered pecu
mary loss 10 the amount OF 81 500 and by della
IN receiving the sispsteh Aforesaid was estopped
from concentrating bust ness arrangement. har A
likely to have resulted in great benefit "a hun.
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Grand Display.
Sprtn OpcninS.

CARPETS CARPETS = CARPETS ~
At BARGAlNS ENTRAORDNAEr
oyER 200 PIECEs JUST REoEIvEo.
We han orcn ~ Inspection MONDAY. Mr.,
81, The lsI s's. aud moe choice asserting Fl ~
CARP ETS
ever exhibited IN the Dstfict
The patterns huve b-pB selected With .-rf...ss
csIe, aud are al - 2 hc vsrg lAtest da.trus
Ihe prices ~ hi,h Ne Ger tur t'nrcsf. tnt. .a,
~ y ~, RlSe al an opp =. unity % purchase
ENG, Ish TAfksIHY BRUSSELS.
hhSLlfH ThPkeTkN INgRhTNs
hmkhltAN TWO PHYS aud Xt,oI. IEeRarxS
IMITATION bRrSSELS
BFMP AND RAG OAhPETs
sTAIR AND HAIL DO.
EXCELLENT NHITE MATING at "a Crs
chasing elseN hete. Jul
Remember THE ARCADE.
wooLFORD k sHILBERG,
a21 sEykSTa STREET,
E.sLI " between u sDd southwest.
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CITY ITEMS.

The LKNTEN SEASON has passed AWAY and
the Easter festivities will be gladly Welcomed
who have been compelled to abstain for the last
forty days Parties and receptions will again
De In order, and We observe that several ele
CANT entertainments will shortly be given. For
fnll dress ornaments We perceive that Mr. j. f.
PItgg has just received from New York SPLEEN
did new Alaska diamond hoop drop, set In jet
with sleeve buttons, for go; new ensmeled
bracelets for $40, and q choice full set for sIO,
In addition to all the novelties in Whitby let
turned from New York with a su perb assors-
ment Of goods, which he selected with great
care, and which are now on exhibition az his
popular tewelry store. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such an
unprecedented sale rs HeimboId's Buchu. Its
name and fame are known everywhere; and it
deserves its great reputation, for it has uu-
doubted merit. 1t Is warranted to cure sll dis
eases OF the kidneys and the urinary organs
proprietary stamp OF HI. 7. Helmbold on each
bottle. For sale By all druggists. eos
NoTICR TO CoNsUMKRsAThe increasing
popularity or DO0ley's Feast Potcier has indu ced
certain firm who manufacture q Baking Pow
der to copy verbatim our advertisements, sim
ply substituting their name in place of ours.
Wh1le this proves the standard excellence and
worth of our Yeast Powder, it is calculated 10
deceive the consumers, and reflects the chara,
ter OF the parties, as well as the goods which
they are endeavoring to force upon the UNIV 4ry
Be sure that You call for Doolsy's Yeast P5,c sr,
and take no other. Dooley X Brother, Pro-
prietors, 60 New street, New York.
WILBoR's COP LIVER OIL AND LIMs.-Per-
sons who have been taking Cod Liver OIL will
be pleased to learn that DR.. Wilbor has sue
ceeded, from directions of several professional
gentlemen, In combining the pure oil AMI lin F.,
In such manner that IL is pleasant TO the taste
ana its effects in lung complaints are truly won
derful. Very many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless and who had taken the
clear oil for long time without marked effect
nave been entirely cured by using this prepare
ton. Be sure and get the genuine. Mannfac-
tured only by A. Il. WilbOr, Chemist, Is ,ston
Sold by all druggists. eos
LOOK AT THIS, LADIEsI-T have used W bee
Ter & Wilson Sewing Machine for paarly sayan
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale b
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue
and by druggists everYwhele. twttf
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LADIES' GOODS.

A MADAME ESTRENs. 6Is 18Th street, 70
a rtdnoe cur eDOrmou. stock oc Human Hair
aids, and Curls. Very handsom, Brails - a new
styl Al 81 aud upwaras; beautiful Curls from -
cents upwards
Lsdies in want will save moasy and time
all. .o1Sn
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THOS. DOwLIEG. Auct
VALUABLLss sEhL E;TATs IN GEORGE

- BY virtue Of a deed Of tru.t 20 rs dated Jnlv
20. Z3th, lS3, aud recorded In LibAr No 6ll folio
r. ~, one OF the land records Of Washington, u
"; sh9 oy request % the party secured therebY we
viii sell At Eubl auction, ia frost Of the premises
GO rbipAi' April 10, lSI, at O'Clock p m ali
o. .nat part or parcel If ground known a. Let
.llhty Iine ttSl, In Threkeld's addition 10 Gp.rsa
s9~n Beslnnlng for sid part At the south side OF
"a street, and Al he sni Of one hundred and
Ieet easterly from tbs southeast corner Of arTan
ana "a strees thence easteTly with the line OF 81
s1St nity-slE feet (55 : thence southerly parallel
20 warren street, sixty feet thence .sterIy nara,
iei 70 - street. ur feet (4D thence sOut herly rar
iei 10 arren street ninety feet (90l thence west
ery parallel TO I'd street, sixty feet 60l and then
nSttherly, parallel 10 Warren street, one hunrr.
qua mt slN feet (l56J to I'll street saf tn. beg n
hiDg; with the improvements thereon. consisting Of
go, d two story Btics House, No ll3 "a st
Terms made known A. sale
BBaiSBRipGE WEBB, T,u.,aa.
msr3l JOSEPH r. KELLY Auct'r
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and made to order by Hempler near 4 street
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory 7 tn street
Intelligencer building. 10 %
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Jet ORNAMENTS.
Just received, fine assortment in
GIMPs, FBINGEs AND BOTTOMS.
NewstyIes at LOVES, $40 Penn avenaa,
hp4-5t And Ill Market Saara
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SPRING GOODS AT LOW PRICES.

JNO. II. sMOOT g. son
1lS BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETowN. d O.,
Are daily receiving now and desirable G. Jods
adapted TO the early Spring Trade, comprising the
besi makes Of BLACK SILK, PURE MOHaIRr,
AIPACAs, TAMksE. BYZANTINE, BLsOK
GGBbfAplSEs and sULTlSG FABRICS, Ladies
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS
With large assortment Of PRINTS. OAMBRICS
and PERCALES, JACOSETs. IRIsH LINENS,
NAFkINs. T0MILs, LINEN and COTTON
Sh h6FHs seT soT TA b.. LINEN aud SPRING
Also. q full line of all the best known makes of
SHIFTING COTT0HS, and ether seasonab!s
good which we offer ~ the very LOWEST CASH
PRICES, aud ask cali from purchssers.
JOHN II. SMOOT a. son.
!" Our purchases being ma5e exclusively for
CASH, we are enabled TO offer Inducements to cash
purchasers. mar2O-lm
HAVANA LOTTERY.
IL EXTRA0RBlhABY DRAWING
OF APRIL q, 1874
ONLY 1900 TfckGS-OHs PTizs 10 ereYv TicksfS
6flle ol.........--..- oes1vg
ItlLe Ol.....-........ ltUD
IiIe ol--.;--.... SlVO
frlZes esch OF --..........-.---...-.... = OOO
= IrlZes eacn Ol....... III WU
~ n lies each of-......................-.. 500
443 Prizes each OF. ............ ......... SCI
circulars with full Information sent free. Tick sts
ior sale and prizes cashed by p. q. DEYLIN, S.s-
York. mar3i -tapaO
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
" OIL LOuisiara avenue, two doors east of ILh )

by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- GAL Louisis.a avenue, two doors east Of 9Th 81.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE ON
BRIRGE ST6kET: GE0R 1iE roWS. 2; G: :,
the District k &c Of Gounbis, passed IN Eanlty
is compIain ant aud Virgin Dlaver ct al are d.
iendsnts the undersigned, as Trustee, will expose
10 'si gSef s4s' ss sssi he T
Bemead q s SeSSk !, IsET of Lot TO- 10
ming for the the end Of the mrs. line Of s.
fess q rr9nfd o. The perth side q Brioss street
line Of Bridge street esstsIly, TO the corner 10
Bridge street beii 20 feet more; then northsrl,
parallel Nth street IS feet then wss
the second lire of the aforementioned
street IS feet TO b. dge street AMI place
third Cash; bsisncs in two equal pas@ents six
and twelve NOR this from day Of sale, with interest,
H as To-
Dc paid down at the time Of sale Al sncipg
gS terms 81 sale are mo-. oc%sed With 10 ps
after day Of sale to resell said property I'VE
Ds S cost i Of
the defsult1Dg pun chaser;
.osa. Th6s p D SAsfIs dFFG Hass
SPBING AID sUM.Es So9ps,
silks, from 81 to 81 rs loo pieces Cassimeres, from
60 cents up; Sun Umbrellas and Psrasels.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
MARI. SIN 101 Bridge st., Georgstown, D. o,
I 2H9LhsT 1ou oRr.u Ann ovsrr,
PARL0kS,
sag1B-H % High street. 6soreetovu, D. q.
BUILDERS DEPOT.
The OLD STAND, N. 2O3 7th street northwest
opposite Center Market, will be opened on Apri
lst, 1874 with rev and large assortment Of
BUILDING AATERIALs OF ALL KINDS
ERAMEs. D00RS. BAL SHE'S, BLINDS, BRAOK.
/ shall BE- haspy 70 zee my cd patron. sod oil
others In want Of Goods Ia lne and respectfully
'' '-"'' VI 'n' PTRRY eeLMAH,
With BARBER HBNDERe0H,
Factory at Montgomery, Peana-
wholesale Warehouse, 3Oy u. Broad street,
Philadelphia. marl1 In
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The COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. l,5
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RECEIPTS OF THE DISTRICT GovERSMsN
~ nA s.he collection OF general taxes OF
up Washington, s3l, 1920; Georsetown.
R 1cs;xs5 county sl,2li.21-total, s3i ,sg7 80
~ CO ~. nom o,ner sources Licenses,
corIorstion), s3,75s 63; water. advsr.iSe%
s4l4 50, red mptoin tax lien eertis .sse.
sll 3lg .9 markets, ssS.7i. Total rscsipts'