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Condensed Locals.

Intelligence has been received here of the
sudden death at LoRsnsport, Ind, agent OF the
Cherokee nation, who had many friends in this
city. Major Dunn fell dead upon the street.
Mr.. r. ". Hale, the paving teller of the
Treasury, resigned his position to go into the
Soptb S.rops n Dn - "a not
ES-Policeman James Boyle, indicted for as
SAINT with intent TO kill BY shooting his former
wife, wss released from jail on Saturday, she
becoming security for his appearance.
Mr.. William Arnold. who had leg broken in
Virginia about tvs weeks ago, and IL now under
treatment In Providence Hospital, is rapidly
imVreving, amputatiOn not being necessary.
Mr.. a. G.. Mills. president of the New York
Republican Association, rendered his resigns-
ton on Saturday evening last IL WAS reluct-
to him were adopted by the AsSOciatiDn-
The annual shsd- bake down the Potomac,
urder the auspices Of the ancient order OF < 'Od
fellows OF the District and the country 81 large,
will be carried ont With infinite spirit this year
Judging BY current Indications IL will coma OH
on the 18th.
The Passover of the Hebrews which con-
neDced last Wednesday and viii termina,a
next Wednesday, 10 being festival o seven
days in the Hebrew church, will b. Observed at
its close, 81 II WAS the first day, with imp essiys
ceremonies in the syuagoRues.
During the pTOtrsctsd meetings last we, k at
Mount Zion NJ r. church under the p4Stpfate
Of Rev. l. @. Muller, appointed 20 the charge
about three weeks since. eight persons prof, So
ed religion Twelve additional members were
received into the church st the IL O'Clock SER
vice yesterday.
The pictures and works of art of the late SEN
ator Summer still remain at his late residence,
and will not be removed for some weeks vet
as Mrs Hastings, his sister in California, and
ether persons mentioned in the will are tn be
heard from as to the disposition of various arti-
cles. The house Il closet To visitors.
The annual meeting of the American Tract
Society was held at the First PRESBYTERIAN
Church, on a. street, last evening. Mr.. JUS
tice StreDg, Of the Supreme Court, president of
the society, presided. and interesting addresses
were made BY Judge Strong. "Uncle" John
Nsssar. Hon. j. Il. Gordon, Rev. Byron Sun
derlaDd, and others. Secretaries Rand and
Shearer read reports of the sOciety's work. The
reeeI q for the year were 1896 500, expenditures
1864 10
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DrPAR1MEsT, 0ftce Of Ch,sf Sisaal Oacsy,

WAR DEPARTMENT, 0fce Of ChIsf Sisnai 0acr,l
WARRINGTON, y. q April d, 1874, IO:s q m &
PROBABILITIES Fer New England, fresh ana
briEk winds shiftiog TO northwes. and southw ST ,
falling temperature and clear and clearing Feather
For the middle states and lower lake region, gentle
and freeh westerly to sonthery winds and generally
dear weather. For the south Atlantic aud east
Gull states, light to fresh winds mostly south arly
and partly cloudy weather. For the Calf
states srd northward to Missouri, sontheast to
nnIiheast wind. For the upper lake region. fresh
and brisk north 90 est winds, falling perature,
PARTLY cloudy weather and occasional light snow
For the lower Ohio valley and Tennessee, partly
cloudy weather and easterly to southerl7 winds
during the rest Of NJ 1nday. The Mon IN yshels and
Allee hany rivers will rise To-day.
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The MRrketa.

BALTIMoRE,. April 6.-yirsinis sizes, con'ol-
dated, eo$; do, peelers, ~; West Virginis's, ~
BALrIMosE. April 6:-Cotton steady, l5hGI5A
street and western superhne, 4ktG5n; do. extra.
e@6h; do family, 7A@s,4; City mills super f ne,
Wheat steady and unchanged. Onrn s,esty-white
southern s6@s6: yellow southern se@s7; mixed
erp, slGS2 Oats quiet and st4ady-sOuthern, 6l6I
6; western, IS: r, dull, 1@S9. Hay unchang %
PROVISIONS quief And unchanged. Western butter
unchanged. Coffee nominal; only q limited joh-
bling demand. Whisky nominal. IS. Sugar strong
and in good demand, ga (Gl0
INV YORK. April 6-Stocks dull MonAy, 4.
Gold. lS's. kxchsr &c, long, 4S51s; short, tsHs
Governms strong.
NEw YORK, April 6-Flour quiet and steady,
Wheat quiet and firm. Ohrn steady.
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NEW YORK, April 5.-The Posts financial
article says:-Gold opened at il3x, declined 70
113 4, and has since sold at 11s1 si13X. On gold
loans the rates have been 10 for carrying.
Foreign exchange Ia dull hut firm, with busi-
Dess in prime bankers bills up to ASS and AS,
the nominal rates being 4s5k and sissy. Moaey
Is in good supply at 4s5 on call loans, with
prime mercantile paper at 5a6k. The stock
market opened steady. Prices during the first
hour declined i to IL, the latter having been
Pacific mail, then became steady, and later
strong, prices after II O'Clock having touched
bonds are firm. Southern state bonds were
strong at board for Missouris, as we'll as Ten
nessees.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
kbIf ON TBihD STREET, GEORGETOSS

PEBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
hkIf ON TBihD STREET, GEO RGET0 SE,
- On FRIDAY, April lOth, at O'CLOCK u m -,
Hss shah sell a. public anction. in front az ina
P,. Hi:;s, part q Lot las, IN Beatty and Has
hbs' sodition 20 GeorRetowu. fronting IS feet on
the south eide Of Third street botwsen ,rket and
frTroeflck street by depth Of Us feet
The improve Meats consist of an Ale ant two story
mansard roof ahd has Hept press b-ick frnnt ELI
ing and !wo-story Back b hiding, the whole CON
sinlhe NJ Le rooms, including bath room also suit
able number of closrts, &C Ths Metrop Tit an rail
Ssfs pass the door, and the is iu every
Wsy seslrabie, having all the modern i-nproye-
ments, gas, aud cold water, range ard Eatr0b 4,
stoves; Large Stable and Carriage House on the
Terms: OEe-third cash; balaI ce in two edna,
insf ailments at six AID twelve months after date
with interest at ten per cent per annum from a Az
OF sale, credit payments to be secured by de- Il of
II ust; or all cash, at the option of purchaser Dom
veyancing at purchasers cost. A Deposit OF one
struck off. f'' -
mars l2ls THOS BOWLING krct
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL.
Il roe TIE BENEFIT OF
THE Chill DR. EMS HOSPITAL,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
TUESDAY ENkNING, April :, lS4

In soliciting the patronage OF the public q IN
ABOVE entertainment, the Directors Of the "a
kot pltal think u only necessary e. ref 20 ~
the Char sct-r and purposes OF the institution ~
10 De benefited, the need for such q charity in -
sccSnpifshed In relieving the q rings II the scl
ana oissoied poor, without distinction as 70 ~eN
sect, nationality cOler aai frte AZ az coSs o.
psnSs
Tickets may be obtained from the members q an
q the Committees, AID ~ the places here ticket
Tor such entertainments are usually sold
Admitting gsntlem an and la3y ....-.........sa 90
A1iitinnal lady D A..
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When applied with DIR. Pierce's Nasal Douche
and accompanied with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery as constitutional treatment,
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy produces perfect
cures Of the worst cases of Catarrh and OzRns
OF many years. standing. This thorough course
OF medication constitutes the only scientific,
rational, safe and successful manner of treating
this odiOus disease that has ever been offered
to the afflicted. So successful has 1t proven that
the proprietor has long offered a standing re-
ward of $500 for case of Catarrh which he can
not cure
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BALLS re.

GMEsT EED cAiHoLio aisIssixs a "'
s skkssInrEac lak hsorIsTr ,.sss disc. 90
a. msrini,. all. street, between Oh and ~
hfh sis. Tickets, ad nittins &c Iileman and sdies
SL The success q sat years eGt.rtainne ! as
srrts US that the comias " ia not b. h.hi "a IN
pits ure and attractions, and sdvise ali "A 20
used 20 paying mage 70 TerpSichore 20 a.fand
Everything vii be done nv the Co.'S fttee ~ ar
rsnsenents 10 make the affair worthy OF large
sttei Dc CO. 40. "a
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LOOK AT THIS, LADIEs!-I have used Vince
Ter x Wilson Sewing Machine for nearly seven
teen years without any repairs being needed.
1t has worked perfectly during sll that time,
uron all kinds of family sewing. 1 believe the
Wheeler & Wilson to be without an equal.
MARGARET MITCHELL,
i,G 81 lst street GeorpetoXn ID q.
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TIE MIXED COMMISSION ON B BRITISH AND
ANKRICAN CLAIMS 1t il believed that uenrv
Howard, esq, late agent OF her MaiAsty's gov.
Eminent before the above commission, will dis
buIse the money awarded 20 the various suc-
cessful claimants. The British government
could not select a more suitable person, for
besides being man of intelligence ard of the
strictest integrity, he is entirely familiar with
the business.
TbOs. c. Cox, esq, late secretary to the COM
mission, has received the folio wing compliment
tary letter from the foreign Off sc of London:
FOREIGN OFFICE, March 10. 1874.
SIR: The mixed com mission having coucl nd ed
its labors, and your duties in connection with IL
teing terminated, | am directed by the Earl OF
Derby to thank you, on behalf OF her Mzjesty's
government, for the services you have rendered
as secretary To the commission.
His lordship has great pleasure in bearing
testimony 10 the ability and impartiality with
which, IS he L. informed, you have discharged
very delicate and sometimes perplexing duties,
and he bas no doubt that the successful term-
nation OF the labOrs OF the commission, within
the period allowed by the treaty, was in great
measure owing to your efforts.
am, sir, your most obedient humble ser
want, TKNDERDRS.
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INDIsPurARIp RvIDrNcR

THos. j. Bishop, of South Brooklyn, n. Y,
writes that his wife had suffered since a child
with Catarrh until it had resulted in what emf
rent physicians pronounced Consumption; that
she hes used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy with
DIR. PieTce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
they have worked wonders with her case. eos
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TAKE CARR OF YOUR VALuABLHs.-CalI
and examine the fire and burglar proof vsuIts
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
sbles. Rents from ten to sixty dollars Der an
mum, according 10 size. No business man car
aford TO do without them. Take warming from
Tie Chicdoo and Boston fres.
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TURCo- RUSSIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DIR. Shedd's,
90S L street. 32I:
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THAT CoRNs, BUNIONs, Troublesome Nails,
ailments of the feet deteriorate and destroy
health, and thereby promote irritability or
temper, shorten life and interfere with its du-
ties aud pleasures, ts probably as much or a
tueism as that the establishment of DIR. White
No. 5S5 18th street, opposite the U. 3. Treasury
Whose treatment IL based upon strictly scien-
t1fc princirles) u literally patronised by the
most intelligent and considerate people, in or
der to avoid, or if ailiDg to be relieved or per-
manently cured Of those most troublesome an
nOyances.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, tOothache, sore tbroet, sprains
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
lsmeness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhRa, and all hemorrhages etc.
Ponds Extract differs from sll other sdvertise3
preparations in the fact that 1t is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Agus Powders. They cure perrna-
nently. 60
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LOCAL NEWS.


National TA>a,>r-Beneft Of W. Z. Sheridan
ssTBe Marble Heart"
HyrFs Opera Hoxss-Chariotte eastman a.
Meg MerriHes'' in "Guy Msnnering."
rl<at<r CemSgue.-"Clsude Duval" and other
povPltffs.
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lscksDIARY fiRE.-Saturday night, Oficers
Shelten and Berkeley turned in an alarm from
COX ., eorher OF llth and b streets southeast
esnssa ey the burning OF a two-story frame
dSelllpe, on y, between I4th aud 18th streets
owntd by colsred man named George F.rSn
son. Inc puicin2 was entirely consu med.
Loss. 500, insured for $500. Ills supposed TO
doubtless intended TO rob the bulldinS vbiis
burning s there was known to be 500 in II
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OBSERVANCE or EASTER SuNpAY-Notwit,.
standing the chiliipess OF the atmosphere ves-
teIcsy, Faster SUNDAY, the occasion was eensr
befrg pt rticusrly impressive In the Rom an
Catholic and Episcopal churches. The dis
courses in the various places OF worship b sd
resurrection OF Christ, and the singing was es.
pecially fine. The floral decorations OF Easter
flowers we're very beautiful, and the attendance
MAS unusually Large.
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LADIES' GOODS.
Jet ORNAMENTS.
just received, a fine assortment ia
GIMPs, FEINGSs AND BUTTONS.
Newstyl les, at LOVES, $40 Penn. avenue,
ap4-3t' And sll Market Space.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near Az street
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskrt and corset factory, I tn street
Intelligencer building. 1923
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GRAND oPENINGl

GRAND orENINGI
GRFAT TRACTION,
NEw DRY GpCns CIGAR.
cARTER's sEw ST0RE,
7O1 NspKET SPACE.
RctUera IA aud s-h streets
Best CALICO. : cents.
- CUTTON IL. cents
bLsCk -, Ks ar
Js. S's-t.men' nov SPRING DRESS aOpS
,.sankek PC 6E SILK. 9s.s cents
cheap. N" SsSSaAA ms very
,r w .Is selli1s Dry Gocis cheaper than any house
mAtS -eclm ~. q. W. GARTER.
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4 W y I N q q
M ETROPOLITAN DOLLAR sTORK.

AMONG The hEs GOODS CONSTANT
AhRIVING WILL SIS FOUND tn
fOLLOUlN6 SPECIAL1IES.
Ladies Chenise. PlaiH Corded, Tucked ana Ruf-
ling, Tueks and Embroidery, PufiHs aud I'm
broidery, &c, all at each.
Ladies, Tucked and Hufiei skirts, 81.
Isdies Drawers, Embroidery and Rufhe, o..
Long and Short Gov ns, 81
HsDdseme Lace Tifi.s, 4. 5 or 2 for 81
9s2ts' Pine Linen Collars, Standing or Turn Down,
silverbeIg'. Metropolitan Dollar Store
Pencils, 2sc. per dozen, warranted.
b.htmlan Glass Toilet sets, pieces In styles,
Fine French Chins ep,tioons, 81
Gut ass Salt Cellars, engraved, 2Sc.
French China Soap Dlsbes, 25c.
Bohemian Glass Vase, Jwered and silt, fac, M
Beautiful BoQuet Holders, SOC.
Infants Bssk. -, 81.
Lind Wore Baskets. 81
Work Stands, Market Baskets, Travelling Baskets,
81 eash.
Fine windsor or Plaid scarfs, sos.
Lscs Buc hes for tn" neck, a5c.
spleIdie sir Bru. hes, tOc. and 81.
50 New StJ les of Corner aud side Brackats, w all
pickett, TOvel-rscks Carved and Gala q icture
Frames. SC, 2sc. 70 9 ].
Fine Box " GOD Chess, large size, 81.
Best DOminoes, 81.
Play ing CaIcs, 25c. 20 SOC.
First-elsss W allets ano Bill BoOks. Ts 20 81
Real HaiE Swift hes fer C.TOne; Braiis al,
l.00 steroscopie Views, 81 per dozen.
efere oscOpee, very me, 81.
Thermometers. warranted SOC.
And a thOsSaHd cths' GT.tcieS. - tc4isa
yoE tcsh Sars from g 70 soc. on ths dO!0T % Boy
lag thsR
CIT 11D1se
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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EMOh1 BANTER,
nstE5-d 1870 Penusyivaui. sverue.
Grand Display.
Sprtns Opening.
CARPETS! CARPETS y CARPETS II
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.
OVER 200 PIECES JUST RECEIVED.
asa, the la g's ard most choice assSri1eai NAreh
CARPETs
ever exhibited in the P,st,ict.
The psiterns have beea selected with greatest
The prices 81 v hitch Otfsr our Carp@ts 'pi. sea
s0I VII give 81 an opp r,unify 10 purchase
EsgLisR TsfEsIRY BRussELs.
f1Wff iA and HRsfR1FoEp TsRKE PHYS
EsGLlsH TAPESTRY lNGRaINs
hfsIhTh s5iN IM2 Pahs" aud Wool lEGEAISs
HkMP AND RAG UAnPETs.
IXCkTL Lent WHITE MATING aT2s Urs
BE sure snd see our tine as Jrtm ut before pun
Remsmter THE ARCADE.
wOOLFoRD a sHILBERG,
+aI sEyKSTH STREET,
msr2l TT b.tween D ssd southw.-,.
MING
EEw SPRING DRY GOODS.
NKw STYLES PARASOLS and UNRRELIas
NfW DRESS GOODS
Che ice styles PIsIN T. AID PEROALFS
epIing CASE lhkbtS for Men aud y.
Also, gust receiSed, al
THE NAV PATTERNS
rom Nine DemOrest.
81 One price OLy in plain figures.
began q wYLiK,
marI2-tr lOIs snd lO20 9TH street northwest.
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A HUNG jury ~ TIE HARYMAN DAMAGE
SUITE the case OF Haryman vs.. the Wash
iDgton Gas Light Company, In the Circuit
Court, an action for s. 90 Dana yes 80 iniurtes
sustained by the plaintiff for falling into ditch
lett open BY neglect or carelessness Of defend
ants employees, the jury failed 10 agree or Sat.
EIGay, spd were discharged.
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The pRzsBYTERT of washiu gton city will
meet 1T the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Capitol hill, to-morroY evening at 30 p. m.
IL will be opened by { sermon by the Rev. Mr..
Riddle, Of fahs Church, Virgins. and will con-
tinue In session for too days. The Prssbytery
has under it, care all the Presbyterian churches
OF this city, and CT the neighboriDg counties in
Virginia and Maryland
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hMkNsk kEDUDTIoNi
pR0BHkAD A. en-
hrc nov opet fuE eatire - 81 - INV
SNSbc' JUST tufe hAs.d ia fes \ ark 4, n a.
h,ed, Al y "a cefiully irW price, ~ INV
ni ess Goods M 81 ~ variety and ~ N -, 49,,
Ana tAhri, :, IT M l2'sc up % - 50 pr Ea~a
oks.ns Black .ks, So 81 Is, an 20 II = q,
e1.-o, > ADD 81 Ia lre-f - pr cent L.. tSsn
ruil.s -sitst tSss, snd Of the b.; make. aad
Bisos Alpaca a.. siagls width, d.utss With
SIC and M --'
Reversible ottsursr shsvls ss.s
" htte SherlAnf " ID ~lawf. - IS
i.sdt' = 81 Llrtn MINES " snik srchf f. fss,e
20 ies, one Eg'fnn e l'rei KtGs. 6s. 49, ~
lso'ss Two Brtfur PsrtN ktss, Tse
~ Hntufts 4 ITO Is, sui oihar Bl-achsi snd tn
tl-N.l'a 'otig - a., suf upwards Osaf - prI-~f
iriuts, t's- evH'Ui' ~ Z. fsst-c l.rrb prr. nj,
Black Gren '5iFe fou 81 T. "A pS- vsri ,,h W;
Dc arc very n ~ CUfsrts. Ekr ana m
tNFsseis w eFshr Ns-'ntT. NsrN low Goat snf
t'sfk spnei tsftHr. O.. auf Tot ~ a.teT roeis
'qnsI' l.S Our Cfais sre - tha b-st ma - .n8
e. s,lse'si Si,' E-'ai c.rt, l1.chi anc sold
HPopRsAn A. co
mrf2i-Sa 1898 -r---5.. J., iifhanIIs -
STRING coos
RECFEvFD DtTLF
beautiful line - alplcas A. popular mics.
fiAid STR ped s1d Pisin Sairs,oks a, l,r ii ures
Pigues In din-r'u' stiles aud variJu. prices.
Gotten ard Hosiery cheap.
EMORY BANTER,
neI@-u 1870 PenusyiV want. avsrue
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THE ITbTIAS BROTHERHOOD held a M eAtng
- GIDEON Hall last evening and elected officers
Tor ibe ensuing year as follows: Antonio Bregsz
~, PRESIDENT; Angelo Griselli, vice president:
Glosehino Porcells, secretary; Giovanni Mala-
fsts, wee secretary Marco Laurent, treasurer;
Lnisa ZereRa, vice treasurer. Examining com /.
mhtee-bartooneo Dondero, Samuel Antani,
Executive eommittee-France-co Filippo = Ale
siani LauteuZo, Luigi BaIbierri Marshals
Stefano CAssssa and Giuseppi Cato.
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The MEXICAN WAR NRTRRANs.-The Asso-
ciafi0n OF Veterans of the Mexican War at a
NEE ting on Saturday night last agreed to Issue
a c'rcuiar Tor the purpose of having enrolled
all the survivors of tn at war and willows of such
veterans, with view of laying before the Pen
SION COMMITTEE OF Congress the exact number
OF eTson entitled to pensions for service in that
war, and what amount OF money will be REQ uired
to place their names on the rolls Of the Pension
Office. The Commission of Pensions At ates the
number of survivors is 80, 900, but this the asso
clauon thinks Is not fair estimate. The
amendments proposed at the last meeting to re-
duce the Initiation fee to one dollar, and aimit
members residing beyond the District of CO.
lumbia TO active membership, were adopted.
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ACCIDENTAL white man named Charles
Pealng was seriously injured while AT work On
the TIber Greek sewer on Saturday BY large
stone falling upon him. He was taken no and
carried To bis home, where DIR. Bond rendered
medical sid.
Charles Ashboth fell from q wagon at the
corner Of 22d and X streets north west, on Satur-
day last. and severely injured about the
hip. Dr. Moore rendered MEDICAL All, after
which be WAS sent TO ST Johns hospital.
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THR NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHAHNACY.-
At the annual meeting OF the National College
OF Phar macy to-day. after the routine business
embracing reports of committees, Off GERS were
elected for tue ensuing year, as follows R b.
Ferguson, president; F. s. Gather, LIST vice
president; W. b. Entwisle, % vice president; T.
Nj. Cromwell, treasurer; y. g. Fill, secretary;
": p. Kicking, recording secretary: George
woodbridge, curator and librarian. Five al
dltional trustees were also elected.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET TO-DAY.-Sold
by X. A. Golden & Bro, agents, 1000 lunches
rock and perch, from IS to % cents psr bunch:
10000 herrings, from 80 to sI4 per thousand;
900 shad, from sl3 to $50 per hundred; 2OOO
tdilOrs, from 81 to 80 per hundred
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SPRING AaD SUMNER GOODS,
- TPOPULAR PhICBS
Ladies Dress Goods, newest sty les; Black Al
pacas and MOhsirs, spsci .lty; ssparior Black
silks, from TO 50 u.s. loo pieces O.ssi meres from
~ cents up; Sun Umbrellas and Psrasols.
BENJAMIN MILLER.
mari SIN 1OI Bridge 81. :, Georgetowu, d. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-06
NOTICE -TEMPOK ,RYKEM0VAL.

The continual increase If business making il ne
cessary to rebuild my store and otherwise incres.
my facilities for the execution Of ali orders, shall
be found, during the progress of the work, st
II BRIDGE STREET,
q few doors above Jrffers IN street.
As the Improvement will not interfere with the
execution of work in the dyeing anil securing de-
partG Mt all ord Of my friends will be pity
nlled and highly appreciated.
w 81. wHEATLEY,
Dyer and scOurer,
Once, until farther nstice, No. Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID. q. mar24-tr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-17
GOVERNORS oTFIck, RrcHsox, =,

,, IL a y nn's me pleasure 10 nay thai.
the officers OF the MontpcIi'r Ea,SSyh', x
name Association, who rr,it', male d..
entity OF my home, and at,.s, - :, 'As ".
telligence and their worth ana S,s sn.e.' 10.
tation as gentlemen, rs well ss ~ 'rtg'
lie confidence, influence and spSs,. Ps'
means literally represented amo"Nasa "a
JAMES L. kEMPER, Gov, Vi,ss ,A7a
ALExANDRIA, VA, July s. lSL h'"A
commend them as gents Of hon., -,
tesrity, and fully entitled 10 the cp, a. .
OF the public ''"HIFs \.