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PncIGe Hn,Iroad yu,c,;o,

SALT LAKE CITY, May 29.-The presidents
ana general supeTinteUdents OF he Central an
Union Pacific railroads, have been looking over
ground IN the vicinity OF Ogden to-day with a
view To drt-Trninilg tie permanent Junction OF
the two reads.
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Episcopal Convention. diocese of Il en-
tueky.

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Fhe Episcopal Con-
ventiOn of the Diocese Of Kentucky has al
iOurmed until Some future time after the ses.ion
OF the General Convention, when il shall be
called together by the senior bishops for the
purpose Of supplying the vacancy caused by the
separation from the church OF Rev. Mr.. Cum-
MINIS.
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The WashIpgion Cnain s;aux

POI GHREEPsIE, y. Y, May 3O-A cham
gang OF prisoners, convicted OF vaTiaus
crimes, passed here tLis morning in chags Of
offc6Ts en- route from WashiU gtOn 10 the al
Eany IeniteLtIaIy.
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Death Of n Distinguished PennsyIya.


WIrLIArsFoET, Pa, May GO.-Gen. Robert
Fleming died az his residence this m9rniug.
He - senior member Of the Lycoming bar, a
member Of tie constitutional convention OF
ISL B, and formerly a member OF the STATE
Senate.
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MISS KATIE MATHEw.-The friends OF this
fRnshuy and artistic little aetress-and they
Jor Der detHf on Monday evening in Mr. Cav
Jsrt new drama, "with the Tide" The seats
are selling rapidly, and the prospects are that
lsrge and fashionable house will be present n
give her hearty welcome.
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fEMBEt KE, ONT., May 3O.-The steamer
Forest QueC1 WIS burned to the waters ed e
several Hsll5s above tits place this morning.
Margaret C&LaUgb, the cUoC, was burned 10
death.
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LOCAL NKWS,



National TReater.-Last night of "Uncle Toms
Cabin.
The0tey COmiqHe--"Little Rife, or the White
Spirit Of the Pswnees," and other attractions
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TRE MILD POWER CURES.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifies

Have p-cyed, from TIE most ample experience, ST
'ltire sgcce's Simple, prompt. efficient and r0i-
Utlc. IEsB ere TIL Only medicines D rferfiy
arapteo 10 ToTrieF u-e---U simple that mistakes
CO net T. UlGce 20 uftEe them: harnie % be-
Ire y ON Ca- 81, ana - lcIeuf z De al
Tdlleils. Gtey have the hlFb--t rlu nsadai8n
from al, AID VII alssys render sstlsfs-tlyh.
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FACTS FOR TIE People.

l. o. ~ s. 'sfe fa-i tfes ma a. srsicis Vs.
esrr &C 81 d f.r the p7lie v1.n - tar n M -
EgtectN c1lC ol d. -rcst uslic Al vale s, a. tue
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man named Charles Wolf, a baker by trade.
who has been living In Baltimore, started to
walk from there to this city on Thursday night
over the Baltimore and Potomac railroad He
arrived at the depot, ON Och street, about /
O'Clock yesterday, and giving q cry as il in
distress, fell to the ground ssnseless. Some
pystanoers picked him up, and he was con-
veyed to Police Headquarters, where a nbysi-
clan was summoned and rendered medical aid
A priest was also called and rendered spiritual
CONSERVATION to the suffering man, who ap-
Feared to be sinking. The physician expressed
the opinion that he was suffering from ex-
haustlon, he not having tasted q mouthful of
ROOD from the time of leaving Baltimore. An
order was given for his admission to the Proyi-
dence hospital, where he was taken about
O'Clock last evening by the Sanitary Police. at
last accounts there was but little hopes Of his
recovery.
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POEDs EXTRAtrF cures Tneumatisr1, burns,
pilen, ulcers, tSothGche, roEe thrOst, spra: us,
scalds, soreness, old sOFes, head ache, colo,
tsmeness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that il is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known te be q cure for these diseases. N, tn Z u
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WILCOX q GIBBS SkwING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Caas
Bsum's hoopskirt &nd corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligent building. 1928
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Twenty-seyen Years AGO.

Il. II tTEyENs. leo.
poar Sit-ihs q a. certify that ny daughter y..s
taken siCl wber 81 We three years 5.I, sud 90 y
thai = scr, 0h'iC a 70 keep her on a pillow.
with NJ moNiag,t1 Keep the Wttie thi~g together.
She Nes atterCe by several rhysici au-- he rfrf Al
sltcs diIg on' bong Old Or John : eNeas Tao
al pronounced heT Case iacurahle Sc haH be
SICK al gui ycsr When hearing II the C-ra BLOOD
Il. uCcy, NFGETINst 4 commence, EitfrE ner tsf-
a. cont ueo 70 regularly til IN. AZ ut seven
year. old, whom SO Wa prououuCed perfectly
cur d. During trI sickuefs three pieces Il 4 u,,
were tahcn from hfr right am Hh.se ths cd W
one & hem bel. tcrf long Several staaI piece
we're also tsk eu from her lCff leg She is noW II
yeurs cd, and iE good heaith, AID MS ever
sce she Yves soEeu ytars old. Riih signs Of Scr0-
iuls OF any oihsr tirod disease II -rtrrn f. little
crg"led. hut she car 10 arr 81 a. n 20 az the
other Iet l. 90 arr % squai In f n ard she u not
N he least lame Eef cas- Nas ScrafulR iah-ritsd
Ia The bed, ard would recommend az thase hav-
tpE Scroiula ! umo- or ssy other blood f.sla-G Al
they wish % hayc perfect care. 20 trs KEsFrrVE.
"a reliable bo-d remedy. which docs no. weaken
the sySttm Ike many other Preparations recon
efdf q, bur- OI tig Nnnfrara. a T. nrrri ehing a-F
EtTt uEttrIirg NJ caurh -er's ksa viii ga lF fos.
ttg this. Tor never saw nor heard q worse torn
q eCTCiUiA HULnA SMITH.
~ H0LUuouf street. Uhhrlaetaa1. uass
MS taRAH IoNFs,
"a Su'liy a. s1ra et, Charles own. Mas.
Arril D., ls7g.
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PONDS ENTBACT Is tor sale at wholesale by
Cbes Stott & Co, $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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| TO PREVENT Fever sul AgUe there ia no
| PREPARATION ike UOcley's Csisays Tonic. II
| per bottle. 40
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LEGIsLATIyE ASSEMBLY

COCNCIL--The Council met last evening;
NJ Suekney In the chair. Prayer by Rev. Nj.
Muller.
Council bill No. 4, to prevent unlawful Assem-.
biages of persons, was read a second time and
referred 10 the committee on police
Council bill No. 3, for the equalization OF
special and general taxes, with the House
ame Moment thereto, was referred t. the cDm-
Dittee on national relations.
On motion OF Mr.. Buk5r, IL vas agreed that
Wien the Council adjourn IL be until Mond ay
Eext. Adjourned.
HOUSE-Mr. Berry presented claims of
Aessrs. Cropley * Sons, T.. Morris CrOplsy,
and X. ID. * y. p. CrOplev; referred.
MI Hunt introduced bill amen ling the act in
regard 70 the issuing Of licenses in the District,
80 that licenses OF commercial travellers shall
rot apply 20 dealers In the District OF Colum-
tls, and they shall have the right, by agent or
person, to solicit orders, by sample or other
wise, IN said District, without procuring atdI-
uonal license; referred to the committee on
WAYS and means
MI. Fleming, from the committee on militia.
IepSrted bill to reorgsniEe the NationaI G yards
Vim amendments; read q second time.
. nc speaker laid before the House an invita-
ION 20 attend the laying Of the Conversions of
cepted. "~s3 next &c
Also, a message from the Govsrno- ,,.,,r,,,-
ting Communication from Bates ~ Rro,nars
statng mat under the old CORPORATION ceTtsin
property had been improved and ina ha-
been notified by the Collector tn At said r-onsr,s
VIII DC advertised for sale for taxes; Referred
The annual report OF the Columbia Ho.nita
Tor Women was received, and referred IN tbs
On motion OF Mr. Boswell, the House non
eenenrred In the Council amendments 70 Honse
BIZ 10 regulate the sale Of hay.
Adjourned TIL Monday.
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CoNvIcrs GONE TO ALBANY.-Capt. Croker,
OF the District jail, with Messrs. johnson and
Torrens, guards, left last night on the O'Clock
tram over the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
for the Albany penitentiary, in charge of eight
convicts, two white and six colored, Is follows
Patrick turner and Reuben Nelson, alias john
son, burglary, FIVE years each; John 81. Evans.
(thud term0 same, five years; Henry Bogus,
alias Obenderfer, forgery, three years; George
Smith, grand larceny. three years; VIM. FItz-
Charles Chase, Co., three wears.
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TRY DoOley's Yeast Powder, you will soon
mo 1t, not Only the best, but also tue cheapest
Baking Powder. Put mp full, net light.
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Office hours from a. IN. 10 p. III.
Fee, Il per Wis {.
Press of business at the Office precIudes visit
ing patients at residences except after p. u.
Established in Neshingtnn 1861.
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TIE srNesR ssw1Ee MACHINE sales ofIsT2
we're szl9 Goo. k,I2-s,wtT
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TAKE CARR OF YOUR VALUABIKs.-Osn
and examine the rre and burglar proof vsultx
of the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu-
sbles. Rents from ten 10 sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them. Take rarSisg from
Gks Gkica1o and Roff01
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TIE sboyo stat nis't shows perfect care ~ scr7-
q 3 child i0ur ear Df o.. 'avu'y r-a years aFp
the lads nov tW-l'g seven ylara old, Gag yirg per.
feet health.
VEG ETTrE Is SOLD BTALL d. UGEIsIS
rs ass.
tn..Ln- - - b. -. -. -
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Easy Re

Being indispensable 10 health and comfort
thousands of persons come from far and near 70
visit DIR. White, the practical Chir0podist, whose
establishment is located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
opposite United States Treasury Department.
DIR. White removes Corns without pain &C
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sac
cesSfully treats BunioEs, Cluh, ami Lngro wing
Nails, Vascular Excrescencss, AMI other do
rangements of the feet.
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THOSE IN WANT of Wall Papers and window
Shades of the latest styles should call on Kid
wei & Henderson, 400 9Th street, opposite the
Y. Nj. G. a. building. All work in their line
done by competent workmen, and warranted
to give satisfaction. 276
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NAcKINAw, Milan, Canton, Fsysl. Panama,
German, DeghorB, and other kinds of new an
nobby styles of Straw Hats for Gents, Boys
ana children, at LEWIS 500 Tth street, between
/ and Il. 2S3
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ISRAEL NJ. L. CHURCH.-The first colored
congregation In this city was that of Israel
church, and their place of worship, at the foot
OF the hill just south OF the CAPITOL was familiar
10 our citizens for years. Its removal became
necessary for enlargement OF the Capitol
grounds. In nlling in the low ground on which
1t stood the walls were crushed in. The congre-
cation wanted indemnity. The United States
authorities would not allow such q claim but
purchased the property, fixing the price at
$4,000, which the congregation thought made
quate. Anyhow it became necessary to rebuild,
and lot was purchased corner of LIST and b
streets southwest, and foundation for new
editce to cost SAC, 600 laid. The corner stone
will be laid on Monday afternoon next at
O'Clock. with imposing ceremonies. A large
number of distinguished guests VIII be present
1t Is hoped our citizens who can afford it will
help the congregation, which is not rich one
In their new enterprise.
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Public school ExaminatIons.

The female grammar school OF the second dis
IIict, located on Ptnnsy lvania avenue, opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel, was examined yester-
day Afternoon. There were present OF the
trustees, Messrs. Hovey, Wilson, DERRICK
Mcclellan, Woodward, ex-Trustee Randolph,
Mr.. Daniels, music teacher: Mr.. Gage, of the
second district male grammar, aud Others
There are 10 pupils on the roll, only one absent
ara they were thoroughly examined in
geography, algebra, history, arithmetic mental
ara WrltteD), philosophy, geometry, literature,
and analysis. They were found 10 be well up In
al tuelr Studies, particularly In arithmetic and
philosophy, and the examination was an extra
Enc one considering the fact that this school
has labOred under the disadvantage of removal
To the present rooms, which being located on
the Avenue, IS frequently inc1mmoded by the
tusile OF trade. On a total OF sou marks during
tue year on written examinations, Mrs Florence
HI. Ball, the medal scholar, received I73K, and
Alice V. SkiFPon 1857, and the pupils pre-
sebfed the latter medal equal in value TO the
other Handsome books were given each OF the
following pupils Tor attendance Nellie f.
Mclean, who has been present years; Flor
encc 81. Ball ana Anna Moore, each years:
Alice '. Skippon and Emma j. Rowe, eaca 8
years. Anna ChesD6y, years. The teacher
presented handsomely boint volume to Mis-
Florence Cook Tor excellence in English litera-
tuIe.
This school carried eff the honors in the
arithmetic cont, ~, and the meda 81 was awarded
to Miss Ban. Cora Robinson was equally de
friends of the school.
The merit roll was as follows: Medal, Flor
ence Ball; Alice V. SkippOn, Lizzie l.. McMur-
ray, Cora A. Robertson, Nellie E. Mclean,
LizZle ). Nichols, and NJ. Ella King, attteni-
ance, d. portment, and scholarship; Mary Bur
chard, Sallie Q. Parker, Kate NJ. G arst, Emma
y Rove, Annie A. Chesney, Roberta Chesuey
Mamie X. woodward, Harriet NJ. Hamlet, Cora
Derbison, Ada l.. EdmOnston, Marearetra V
Meara, Isabella W. Mortimer, Anna Moore,
and Mary f. Ferguson, attendance and deport
ment; julia Murray, Alice +. johnson, Flor
ence Bartlett, Julia j. Camp, and Mary f.
Fond, attendance; Isabella Helmsen, sarah
Bartlett, Susan Brown, Kate Shields, Susan
Rosenbaum. Clara Buckle, Lillian 4. Chancey.
Alice q. Faulkner, Margaret L. Mitchell, Mag
gie W. MeCleary, Annie III. Cavis, Florence NJ
Hamburger, Lily j. Dom, Emily Z. Webster,
Julis Darby, Kate Malone, and Mary z. en-
ton, department.
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a laxative
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Ind gestion. Con
stipatlon, and Headac is uneQualied. 4,2l.eo2s
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FoR COOL aud pleasant dining rooms AMI
good table board so to the Globe House, F and
l2th streets. ga
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A NEW TINE TABLE on the Baltimore and
Potomac road goes into effect tomorrow, after
which day the time OF departure Of trains will
be 5.3S northern expressly; (accommodation);
93 New York;, and IL IS (fast line), o. m; g.
(accommodation); 50 Cincinnati and Philar
delphia expressly sos New York; and So lac
commodationl p. m. The arrivals will be g la
line); 2.40 lPhiladelphia); 4 03 New York;; 8 81
laccommoda atom; SIS (mail), and 11.os (south-
ern exprese) ID. m.
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operefiOns on small capital without risk Copv
sent free. Tumbritge s. Co., Wall street,
New York. g,24
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FINE WHITE SBIErs, best quality, $3.50 each,
at Hollander Bros. DIG
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THERMOMETERS and Baromsters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near IL street.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fIlness OF Singers Sewing Machine. 1,5
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THE two Colorado diamond crosses received
CANT brilliants In the city.
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REAL ESTATE SALHs.-Thos. f.. wsggaman.
.1 estate broker and auctioleer, has sold the
following lots in square 36s 10 WIN. ~ Fnmnn
80, a, S ~. = - and 30, for 80 cts. and Nos. 81
Ger, sold yesterday afternoon A. sncri,, 81 ~, =
square feet Of ground IN 'Keating's subfiyisi.,1n
sf Prospect hill, on the Greenwood road a Ss,x
xods oeyend Boundary street, at 81 $50 70 John
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NOTICE TO THE WASHINGTON MARKET
DKALERs.-The directors Of the Washington
Market company have served on the Occupants
OF stalls notices "to vacate the same july list.
1914, In accordance with the regulations and
their written agreements; unless their lease
shall before that time be renewed by purchase
af auction, In accordance with the charter. .
and the cierkthas been instructed ssto receive
mencing July 1st, 1874, until further orders.D
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DOUBLE STITCHED PantalOon ft Drawers, a.
Hollsnder Bros. 2J6
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returned In Arkansas.
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by THonAS DOWLIS6, 1a5fI5ne5T.

BILLIARD TABLES, HOUSEHOLD FUREI-
TCkE, &c sc, At AUCTION.
On MONDAY MOdNt SC, June J r /,
gSr-e-s az 40 cello x, I sill scll. a. r-e semi
TIE II nary Building. corner Of g y and
- Nasbn ron rfrcesa. aears-ts-rs, q
large assortment u HyUs u FIrLi,Lr.. Stoves.
CARPETS, &c.
ALso,
-Four Billiard Tables
my26 THOMAS DOWNING. kuc.ioaeer.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

TJHE MISSION UHAPEL At the tn,ers.-.
Wy uon Of fsyrue and High streets, George
foxr, brareh 81 Corgress street n. 2. Cac ca,
ins 81 N o'clock q. m by Be-. L. W RATEs,p.D
and 90 Q clock 2 m ~ Rev. 4. J. pRINsuOIsg,
N ID The public retnNlted. Ia
~ SUNDAY, 2I-Tha FeSIITsl 81 Ia n DIV
l'ES trinity vii be csiehrst-d IA q an-r,' .En
g hoi Church Tu-A0hh0W b. gfaRf Htgg
Mess. MI. csfi b TIE v. 1T. a. sigr. A II ii
scAutter, ihe FiUtist, viii &C -osnpsby ksr in -
Qua % rU.o piece. r. ~ De the n 49, gr-
eessto1 IN The atsern o. ~ s. oiclo 4. l.
I'Oh REN T-Bve'h ROUSE, -U'T Z = 81
U ttfest. Geoi getown, three daors II Il ,uris
tISrch Alec, Store h t07 IS BIi1ge sire Z. Ar
Fly ~ la DuBbsrt9a street. mcGs
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ilY THOMAS DowLINd, Aa65i5leaT.
SALE OF IMPROVED PR0PERTYING GEORGE
TOWN

SaLE OF IMPROVED PROPERTTIN GEORGE
- By virtue of A decres 81 the surrerna Con-t q,
- the District of Columbia, 1 viii seT 81 pusiic
9th, lSi, At o'clock D n, pan Of I5ts 10 aud n,
IN Ecimesd ADDITION % Georsetown, ID. G., be-
ncrth line Of foot alley 40 feet north of Brtigs
street, then north IL feet inches - the ortsr If
partition wall between tae two brick houses on sal
icts thence vest and parallel win Bridge street IS
Iyt On inches thence south II feet inches SAID
siiel Hnc thence east with sao alley psralst Virh
BrdSe street 10 the be- inning, prov ed b. trs-
st.Tb Brick Dwelling II use and stable
tcrTs o. fsie: 1ne-thiTd cash; the residue IN fv.
EQUAL lLsfaime@ts a. six and twelve mouths from
day of sale. with interest at eight per cent. par
annUm. The title 20 be retained until an tss rar-
chase money with Interest, is raid III the term Of
sale ar lot complied viii within i've dsys from TIE
at tie risk and cost OF tbedsfauitinS purchaeer al
oonveycncing a. the cost Of the purchaser One
JANE GROSS, Guardian.
msZ2e-d THOMAS BOWLING, Guct.
lust REC LIvED-And will be sofa Chsap-RTk
Lac yacssts and Lscs Points; II .rrts Seamless
fleor 6iicloths from 50 cents mp Pure pure
Laces; Black and Striped silks; Gray Dress aoJds
80 S. THOMAS BROWNS New Store.
msy2.-2w No. l2l Bridge street.
T .N RVfhSs q
.ss: q ss.fsss ,Sss
trict. Now is the time for bargains.
m.y,s-,m- RICHARD ITILHs ,IS
(,EORGEToWNs SAVINGS BANK, .. &,
~ 81 HIGH STREET.
BANK hours, .. m, Go p. NJ, and on SATURDAYS
ITO receive posi- anti p. m IJterbst paid on
geposDs. General Banking Business done, and Col
ieotions made On all accessible psints Discount
Il. PoLkIEHoBN, Presf: J. DICKSON, Cashier.
Directors.
Polstnhorn, Thss. D wiling, 1T. Mitchell,
jas Dlci son, Il. l.. Or Jplsy, Fred W Jou =,
Rlley A ehiEn, L. ID Hartley, Thos. Kaoslos.
EXrRAoRDINAAY BARGAIds
Spring Dress GOODS,
Black AlpaceS and Mchairs,
Bleaehed Cottons and Sbeetilgs,
Spring Cloths ard Csssmeres,
full stock OF Mourning Goods,
STRAW Mattings, Floor Oil Cloths.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
nay2-tr IOI Bridge street.
NoTICK.-TE TEMP ORlR 7 kEMOVAL.
The continusliacresse OF business making Il ne
cesssry 10 rebuild my store and 9th srwse increase
ny faciltles Tor the execution Of gil orders shall
De Sound, during the pregrtss Of the work. at
II BRIDGE STREET,
aI.N oocrs eooye Jefferson street.
AS ne Improvement will not interfere with the
execution of work IN the dyeing and securing de-
psrtn ent all orders Of my friends will be promptly
aiieo and highly spprecis-ed.
Dyer and ecOurer.
Georgetown, ID. O. mar74-u
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CTY ITEMS.

RECEIVED AZ Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. - Pa.
avenue, near y street.