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A CARD 70 THE fruit GROWERS.

take this method Of informing friends and quaint
this vicinity t' have associated with MIR. Henry
Weiss well known Commission Merchant of Philadelphia,
the title Weiss ~ Parry and Will be thank
CuuSgnmcut$ that be favored Of Fruit,
Butter Eggs. Poultry and General Prodncr Oar Motto
quick sales and prompt Our facilities inr
be surpassed "catIou o. the host
in the CITY and with knowledge the business and
make established house by il strict
attention think trust in tor liberal share Of
your shipments We asa To give trial and Will
guarantee good sales a. any other house III ~" Cy will
the during the Ui the Glt
trade and should thing like
dISsaSy customers al tim" he consulted n
satisfaction W. do ching but strictly
honest AMI reliable business, which viii prove to tho"
will with their shipments. We ASA have iHC
ties tor storing several Thousand bushels OF potatoes per
ctly dry cellar boarded expressly tor the ami parties
" ~hing forward H. potatoes do
though the the dan hud them uLi
there demand, aud they here then ready 10
imrly market. b, tS ut COURSE drv" hrtteT
Shippers Will he furnished with w,"ky and
weekly pcr stS, made up by ourselves from Scs made
the iay Oi publishing. Hoping will 1vUr with LIBERAL
share oi respectfully JOHN H. PARRY,
the firm WEISS PARRY General Commission Mcchar Is,
II9 North Water Street, PhI,ti'uhs. iuuo T. lm
+. When friends y-t the city We will he much IN
ehci to them visit To store and see Tor th"m>
that work to establish our business ". N p.
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THE MARKETS.
DEATHS.

CARR0w-On the qtth inst, the Meek, tCarfOtOn near
Smyrna, Mrs Elizabeth wife Wm CsrrOw aged 30 years
AACEY-On the Path ins Tboroughfare Neck Martha A.
wife Of Peter MAcsy. in her 4lth year.
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Mrs Margaret Dickey, who recently died at
Londonderry, n. H., in her ninety-fourth year,
was the oldest resident of that place. She
was one Of the so grand children Of John
WOOdburn, one of the original Scotch Irish
settlers from Londonderry, Ireland. Her whole
lite had been spent in her native town, and her
death occurred in the s1me house to which she
was taken as bride in the Spring of 1905
She had Outlived ell her children except two.
with one of whom she had resided since her
husbands death. One of Mrs. Dickey' sisters
was the mother of the late Horace Greeley.
Two sisters and one brother Of her late husband,
Mrs. Martha Boyd, Mrs. Mary Fla, and Capt.
Joseph Dickey, respectively "a, g. and 90 years
Of age, we're present at her funeral, all of them
in vigorous health for their advanced years.
Five Of the eight resolutions in the Alabama
Republican platform refer to the question OF
the civil and political equality of the races.
There is usually so little accord between party
platforms aud party performances that people
attach little weight to the former; but the
Alabama Republicans say the same thing over
80 many times that even their opponents must
credit their declaration that they do not intend
to raise race issue" aud that when they
ask for equal rights they have no thought Of
mixed schools or social equality. The COuven
ton ignores the Currency question, which is
great deal better than some other Convention
have done.-N. Y. 1ribEns.
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MARYLAND & Delaware II. II.
SPRING ARRANG EMENT
On and after MONDAY June st 1874 trains win run

Train will have Passenger Car attach will be
snbiect to delays incident to freight business
All Fregh must he the various stations AZ least rhrt
SO Minutes before starting of Trains otherwise they VIII lay
twenty y-Our (2D hours
]. CALDWELL. Superintendent.
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AMERICAS TRIUMPH!
AnIEs EcoNoMIZE

Mtches Gyceraed Pcrfumed Toilet Powder for beautify
~ the foreign manufacture.
tMiTCHELLS Dry Goods Store, 34 n. Eight Street. Pna
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BY getting MITOHEILs simple and perfect Dress Diagram
in one hour N. Eighth Street, Phade pha IS
Call and examine. Agents wanted aug Sly
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VSIp advertisements.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
PROF. FOWLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, WOmnnhOOd, and their Mutual Inter-
relntiOns; Love, Its Laws, Power, etc.
Agents are selling from Is copies day. Send for spec
men pages and terms TO Agents why it sells faster than
any, Other book. Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
Philadepha. Pa.
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ALEXANDRIA,.

THE CANAL BREAK:-A large force of labor
ers was put to work this morning clearing away
the debris and making Arrangements for the
speedy repair of the late break in the canal at
Four mile Run. The lessees are determined to
put on as many men as can be worked to ai-
vantage, and to push the repairs to a speedy
conclusion.
NEW wHEAT.-The first sample OF new whea at
brought TO this market this season was a lot of
NIFTY bushels of white raised by Mr.. Samuel s..
L. 5. Healey, of Westmoreland county, and
exposed on Change this morning by Mr.. Thos.
Perry. The quality was "far," and the lot
brought = GO per bushel.
ACCIDBNT.-As MIR. VIM. Dale was attempt
ing 10 board the Washington train, on Monday
last, the train started, and jerking him violently
against the side of the car, broke his arm. DR..
Stabler rendered the necessary surgical assist
aDce.-Gdzstte, last ersHing.
FoPGRRY.--James Butl@r, alias Doran, was
brought before Justice Padgett to-day, charged
by owen Neugent with forging the name of
Peter Fegsn to several orders for groceries
some time last fall. Mr.. Ncugent accepted the
orders. and it now appears that Mr.. Fegau
knew nothing about them. Butler was sent to
jail for further Sentinel, last ere
nina.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Coudeused LoeaIs

See id. OF base b. II match Monday
Extra Fourth Of July number Of The Sentinel
Just Issued. See advertisement.
The Board Of Police Commissioners Yesterday
owed the application Of Patrick Lynch
Tor iiquor leen:G
Geo. N. Oyster = Go. win occupy their stalls
$50 and 1s2 in the Savage Square Market to-
morrow 1.-THE 4th) and daily thereafter.
Mr.. Joseph Bran, the discharged Patent
Offce clerk who became insane upon the receipt
Of his yellow kiver," has been removed TO
Providence Hospital, anf Is improving slowly.
The central trades union committee last
night decided to print so 900 copies Of the sd-
dress on the eight hour question for distribu-
ton.
The Wooster University has conferred upon
Kew. John Chester, pastor of thu Metropolitan
(CapitOl HID Presbyterian church, the degree
of Doctor OF Divinity.
The New Jersey Republican association yes
teTday adopted suitable resolutions in respect to
the memory OF the late Mr.. j. W. Cox, of the
second controller Office.
Select parties wishing 10 eDiOy a pleasant
evening on the Potomac can engage the Wan
derer. very comfortable steam yacht. capable
OF carrying thirty ptrsOns. See advertisements.
IN order To accom- MEDIATE the growing wants OF
81. Joseph's male orphan ASH lam. the trustees
are having the buildIug enlarged by the addi-
ton OF dOTmitOTies. The apartments IN the old
building will be here after used for class rooms.
Last evening the delegates returned from the
\. NJ. q. A. convention in Dayton, OhiO, gave
brief outlines OF lis work at the meeting in
Lincoln Hall Dir. VIM. tisknat presided ana
Rev. HaIl and Hsss-7. Duvall Bielsski aud r.
G.. Oicott address@d the meeting.
Chief Justice Waite has bought a large lot one
hundred feet front on ithCde Island avenue, IF
Attorney General Williams. and adjoining the
lstters hhe property. The Chief Justice pro-
poses 70 build a handsome residence OIL the same
soon as possible.
Major Rich ards, Superintendent of the police
force, last evening issued order TO the differ
eht lieutens1ts TO enforce the law in regard to
the firing OF guns, pistols and fTe-crackers in
the streets during the ensuing two days and
particularly On Friday night and SATURDAY
morning,
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GEORGE TO WV.

Cattle MARKET, by Means q c0.-The mar
ket at Drovers' Rest YESTERDAY was d1II. soo
head OF cattle were offered and Us we're sold 70
butchers at &c. to exc. per pound, % were sent
20 Baltimore; 800 sheep and lambs were Of
sheep and s2 so to 81 80 per head for lambs; 300
were left over, 70 cows and calves were sold at
s25 to s55 per head.
ELECTION or CFFIcERs.-At q meeting Of
Potomac Division, No. II, Sons of Temperance.
last night, the following Off GERS were elected
for the ensuing year: W. X. Grimes, w. p;
Frank Thomas, w. A; w. 7. Valiant, r. s.;
John Berry, A. X. s.; H. w. Brown, secretary;
w. W. Wheeler, F. s; j. @. Athey, chaplain;
George Giles, G.; Isaac Birch, A. f. X. A.
Talbot, l. s.; s. Dellzell, o. s., and Thos. &.
Wheeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-03

SUIT FOB ALLEGED MALICIOUS PRosgCU-
TIoS-Nesterday, II. b. Moulton, as attorney,
entered suit for James K Carter az sinst John
*. ShiPley for malicious prosecution. Carter
charges that defendant without probable or
reasonable cause procured a warrant charging
plaintih with having hlled certain bottles With
wat purported 20 be DIR. A. Bates Tonic Beer
Tor which they defendant and partner) claim
70 have the exclusive right for the District
tn2t on said warrant he was arrested taken 70 a
ponce once and compelled to attend the Police
Court until HOiis pros had been entered and he
was discharged. The damages are laid at
Sl,NQ. 90
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TON COLLINS AS THE DEPES.oKR OF A Fs-
MALE Ice CREAM FIESD.-Lsst night, Officer
Heinline, in attempting 10 arrest n colored
woman who had devOured a plate OF ice cream
In a saloon on ID, between 18th ana 18th street,
and Was running on without paw -,
assaulted IN a savage mo- - ior ~ Wa
- COLLINS, who, the officer states
luck him IN the nose and chm with three
legged stool. Others who saw the affair state
That be was struck with bucket instead. At
ali events, Tom ran away, and the office fred
one shot after him, creating quite q sensation in
that neig oorhood.
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REGENT AEDru

RECENT ARRIVALS
Fine Brown and White Linen Suits for gen.
tlemen and boys.
Boys Alpaca Jackets.
Boys Blue Mixed Suits for e3 50.
Thin Summer Coats, PantaloOns and Vests of
various materials.
Yacht Cloth Suits, at low prices.
~ One Price Only.
GEO. Z. HkNNING. No 10 7th street.
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Fair Plays a Jewell.

-
Inc numerous Misrepresentation concern-
ing the Washington Market House Companv
which have been circulated in this Community,
seem to require at this time few words in vim
dication Of their cause.
Public sentiment always opposes monopolies-
nence, without hearing, this COMPANY has at
tnls moment strong preiudces arrayei against
will place (where il properly belongsl the re-
sponsibihty OF the failure TO provide, on Thurs
day last, the usual supply OF butchers meats in
that market.
The company Is in no way 70 blame for the an
noysnce experienced by the public, on Thurs
cay last; but the butchers tchoEIy re sDoasbI,
Jhey nrst demanded palpabIe violation of the
charter (which requires "ths sale of st1Usu1
Secondly-tied up that sale by an tnjunction:
the market without awaiting the de-
elslon which they pretend to de.;ra
Nor Is the market company res--s,h,a g. 49,
.SnIs pad at the hrs. sale OF stalls. of which
'He r-.s make Such loud complaints, ana
VI which they are seeking to make SO much
capital. The competition for the stalls was
confined to the market men. and as the sale was
"for two years from July 1st, 1872" the COM
pany was bound by law at the expirat Of that
term to resell or violate its charter.
The sin junction" comes up for trial on the
Sth inst, and IL dissolved, as Ii is believed it
will be, the sale of stalls will Immediately fol-
low, and Will be open to all bidders.
The public may rect assured that the Wash
ipgton Market soilI be maintained, and that
among the best butchers in the world will oc-
cupy the places which may be Abandoned by
those discontented gentlemen who have brought
about the present embarrassments. A little
time only win be necessary to perfect the ar.
judgements now In progress.
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SLIGHT FIRE THIS MoRSINs.-The alarm at
O'Clock this morning from box No. -, corner
OF 9Th and T. streets, was caused by the burn
ing Of pan Of fat In the bakery OF Mr.. Fritz
Vost, on ID, betseen 9Th and 9TH streets. The
FIRE WAS extingusbed by the inmates and On
Ger Madisan before the arrival Of the hremen.
Damage about ESQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-03

The PROPRIETORs OF OUR BEST HOTELS saw
that there is nothing comparable to Kp0av1eS,
Hsect Ponder for wiping out the insect nuisances
which occasionally crop out in the cleanliesS
establishments. Utter annihilation of these
creeping and crawling denominations is the in
variable result OF projecting the Powder through
the Patent POtCder Gun sold with il into the
crey1ces and crannIes which form their aboias
In the long run the large packages prove the
most economical, as those at double the price
contain treble the quantity. Depot, g. ". Crit
tenton. No Sixth Avenue. Sold by all Drug
gists and GTocers. eos
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The BAR ASSOCIATION met yesterday after
noon, at the call OF the board OF directors, to
take action upon the order Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia for general
term, passed on the 10th ultimo, referring Its
"Rules OF Practice" 70 the association, with the
request that they revise the same and report
such revision to the court rs soon a. practicable
The president, Mr.. VIM. b. Webb, was author
lied TO appoint q committee TO consider the
subject and report on the third Tuesday In Sep
TENDER.
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IMPROVEMENT CoNMKsCED.-To-day Messrs
Walker & Parsons, carpenters and builders,
CONNIE nced q reconstruction Of the old Rsp4b-
Iicas Office, At the corner OF 10th and ID streets
for the purpose OF making q large store of the
nrst story ana Offices OF the second story. A
handsome glass front is to be made on ID street.
tate. and the work u TO be done by direction OF
the heirf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-03

THE SAFE BURGLARY CAsr.-Judge Fisher
this morning, at the suggestion Of MIR. Harring-
ton, wrote to the Attorney General requesting
prosecution Of the safe burglars. 1t Is said that
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-03

THs BEST ASSORTMENT of Medium AM
Low Priced Straw Hats tor Gents, Bows a0t
Children, is at Lewis, $40 eth street, between
and X streets. o
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CHEAP FOR CAsH-We are Offering great
Inducements to cash buyers, in our large ami
Goods.
White Shirts, Thin Underwear, Linen and
Paper Collars, Ties, Hosiery, Gloves. &C., &c.
Lewis; Popular One Price Store.
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THE ANNOUNCEMENT Of Messrs. LuttrelI az
Wine, In another column, is well worthy the
attention OF those seeking bargains in staple dry
auction, under the most favorable auspices
they are able TO give 20 customers the benedt or
the rare advantages they enjoy in that respect
This, a will be seen, they are prepared To de-
mopstrate by selling dress goods at cost for the
next thirty days.
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CARD..PTior to lowering the floor of our
store TO conform with the new grade. we will
sell the shelf goods-Sardines, OILS, Pates
Jams, Jellies, Canned Goods, Sauces, &c.-at
about cost for cash.
japanese Fans, one of the largest assortments
in the city, selling at and below cost.
b. w. REED 4 Sons,
90 12ll i street nor III vest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-07-03

FRENCH CANDY FRKNCH CANDY
mANURACTOHY!
The special attention Of The public and dealers
generally t called TO the fact that the undersisuei
10 constantly manufacturing aud always has on hand
most varied and select stock Of the finest PUBE
ERkEUH CANDIES manufactured on tue prom
isesl, rBUI1S, NUTS, etc, which be is dis rgstns
OF at remarkably low figures both st wholesale and
retail. Ann A. CAvAGNARO,
SSS Pe2nsylyauta avenue northwest,
mare-om- Under Rational hotel,
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USE Dooley's Yeast Powder if you relish
nght, sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls
Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells it.
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GEORGETOWN, d. G., JAY 81, 1874.
KY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

STORY AND BssEMKNT BBTOK HOUSE on
HIGH SHEET, GEOkGETOWN, d. o., AT
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date on
Ed the lith day OF August,A D. 1879, and duIy re-
= corded In Llber SIS, folios Is, one of the iaud
records Of the District Of Columbia aud by d ecton
OF the party secured thereby the dersigned trus-
zee, VIII ofer for gale, Gu the premises, at public
la4 at O'Clock p. m, parts of lot. numbered nine
B-ihIee and ninety four, If Beatty and Hawkins
addition TO Georgetown, ID. O., the same being N.
proved by twO-story and basement brick house,
suitable Tor and used as a store aud dwelling, the
hou,e being No. 93 High strest. Said parts OF lots
begin at point on the west side of said High street
one hundred and fifty two and eleyen-twelfths
with Isl street. and running thence west WaTdy and
parallel with the center li0e of the alley between
the mouse on this ground and the house next al
ing On the south one hundr cd and twelve fil3I
lie 70 the west line of lot nicely four (9 in said
addion; thence with the line Of said lot nine
V-four south twenty and three twelfths (2I l2
Ieeti thence eastwardly and parallel with the said
twenty l0) feet TO High street; thence by and with
the building line Of High street to the said point
0lbeslnnipg. The house has six rooms, AID Is well
iccaied Tor business, ard always rents we'll
Terms: Twelve hundred dollars cash: balance in
SIX. tNeiYe, and eighreen months, with iuteres- AT
SIX rer mt, secured by dead Of trust thu propar
". deposit Of 8 30 will be required when the
property II struck of If terms of ale are rot con.
pled Win IN seven days after SALE the trustee re-
the rrht - resell the Pre- perty at the risk
and cost OF the defsnlting purchaser. Conyeyan-
chg at cost of purchaser.
G. W COOPER Trustee
Vl-dSds fHOS. BOWLING, iust
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Nsoid. yS pay a. Ssssss ier s sssSss. - -
-; n ~, q. p sFsS .ss:sssss ~ seS 6
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. OMITH,
Clerk Washington Market Compan,

LEGENDARY FIRE.-An alarm was turned In
from box AZ by Sergeant Guy last evening, oc-
casioned by the discovery Of fire in the frame
carpenters shop Of T. w. Gallant s. Co., on
New York avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets. The fre department promptly respond
co, but owing to the combustible material of
which the building was constructed they could
not save IT. The shop, with its contents, unfin-
ished Work and tools, was a total loss. Messrs.
club house and I. Naylor s. Sons stable, ad-
joining, were injured by the heat, and had IL
not been for the exertions Of the nremen both
would have been destroyed. The fire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an incendiary.
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WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as laxative
and digestive remedy, is steadily gaining in
popular favor; for Dyspepsia Indi Sestion Com
supatioD, and Headachs is une1ualled. % eO26
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ELPHONZO YOUNGs IL 90, Grocers,
MASONIC TEaPLR, srH STREET,
Opposite o. 3. Patent oroe.
ELPROEZo YOUHGs,l
J. II. JOHNSON. iel.-t-
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A MAN DRowNED.-About 8 O'Clock this
morning colored man about 40 years old,
named Philip Meredith, was drowned by fall
ing on sand scow at the draw of the Anacostis
bridge. The coroner was notified, but the
drowning being accidental, no inquest was
held. Meredith belonged to Hillsdsie, in the
county.
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r ot surgery, GCs
Dr. White. chiropodist, will be in attendance
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
visit DR.. Whites establishment no. 535
l2th street, opposite the Treasury department,
washington, D.C.,) find that timely attention
10 those important members, the feet, econo-
mises time, and conduces to health, comfort,
ana cheeTfnIness, and probably TO length
oil NE. DIR. White removes Corns without pain
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
rally treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Ciuo and lDgrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. IN. to g. D. m
zee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington,
ID. G. 1861.
WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL STREEr.-Explains
STOCK operations on email capital without risk
copy sent Tree. TUMBRIDGH s. Co.,
io,A Wall street, New York.
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore throet, sprains'
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
Rmeness, bruises, bOis, wounds, neuralgia,
noareenese, diarrhRa, and all hemorrha ages arc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings, and
known {. be cure for these diseases. N tn a IL
WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE, The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskiIt and corset factory, tn street.
inteiligencer building. 1928
THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near * street.
TIE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
rulness OF Singers Sowing Machine. I,5
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To ext BID Of the ChiIls Immediately, take
Dooleys Asue Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 40
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N o 7 I Q \.

Having resumed the prsctics Of my profession,
unencumbere1 By public dusies, Il request the Sst-
rcnase my friends and the Dublics ouring Bro pt
and equal attention. & current rates, sny ord
''s5s t 8 IAN. Arss,6..Ae p POI Il 9. .s:
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HONE AGAIN HOME AeAINil
H AND VERY GLAD OF 1T,

HOME AeeAAIEI AoMl AsAIYM
q, Win enlarged premises, improved machinery,
every facility for doing the hes, WORK a. low ariess
We you'd respectfully inform our friends aad The
tstios ~ ~ as ray have been our Tepu-
:, ,.'1. n t oGER nSrro is ExcsLsroa
SSseeaes, I N. Ribbons, &s &c, Gents Coats
A. home g syeEy body from "a. m. until sunset;
ISL the o.f .n in s a1
county, : er'b0d' come " .pf A. 'e sqEr.rnrv
jIa.tr 40 Jefferson street, GeorS5t0wa, d. o.
GEORGIrOwa, D. c., July Is, lS4.
The undersigned have th. day formed a co-par..
ERR Ws name ne and md style Of DsEs
dnotins ihs Merchant Millrg business at the oa-
lGmeia Mills raid CO partnership win expire BY
limitation July l''' 1879 w n,rux,
GEO. &SI6ehfssssFil ,
,,.,n ! q; WEIGH,
GEORGKTOwN, D. c., July lst, 1874.
The undersigned has this day leased the premise.
CIss lI and nd VEL for the Term q i've yeiF.,
va aso 1i iss, ~s S Bst Fan ~
w. WEIGH, WAC have manufactured the ab We
a.k for the new firm rtil usace 81 the patronage
ssds O'''fa pPas me jas fsE s' %Ei eo'
GEOEGETONN, d. c., JAY 81, 1874.
TIE unde Fsisned hRvIUC leased the Mill Of Jtnas
\. WEIGH, betrrr known as lumb.s Mills, aud al o
tie brand well known rs g. James e Ntich's Re Z
Family Flour" respectfully solicit C nliru -nce T
the ratrohsse SO LITERALLY bestowed upon the la Q
nrm OF Herr & WEIGH
NS-f At DEENER, CISSrL WEIGH.
nIs hOTlCE.-The GEORGETOWN MAR
Wy kET Will be open on SATE RDAY, July 4th,
at clock a. ~ az to be closed at 10 O'Clock
10 sharp. lJy2-2,'l ~M. q. RITTER, IL. NJ
F@FARMEBS AND MEOHANIOSI INA
Wy TISEaL BANK,
GEoRGETowN, n. O., June 75th, 1874
TIE Board Of Directors have declared DIyI-
DEND II -FOUR ~ PER CENT, cut Of tie earn
Bgs OF the past six hs DAY able TO Stock
Oh and after July LIST, 1874.
Je26-f,6t,4t W. LAIRD, JR., Cashier.