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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

DETERMINED TO DIE-A Nan, after Attempt-
ing to Hong, Shoot and Poison Himself, Finally
SUcceeds.-ln yesterdays Baltimore Gazette was
publlshed an account Of restaurant keeper, at
No. 254 West Pratt street, named AdOlph G..
Lauer, attempting to commit suicide by swal-
lowing arsenic, and his subsequent improve.
ment under the medical treatment OF DIR. j.
Edward Gorsuch. The Improvement was not
permanent, and about half past o'clock yes-
terday morning he died. The facts Of this case
are as follows:-At an early hour on Monday
morning his wife discovered him sitting by the
kitchen stove bleeding from a wound which he
had inflicted with q knife in his left wrist. DIR.
Gorsuch was sent for after twelve hoars had
elapsed, and he discovered that in addition to
attempting TO cut the artery in the wrist, Lauer
had swallowed large dose of arsenic. He adj
ministered the proper remedies, and last even
ing the patient had improved but the physician
had been called in too late, and shortly after
wards the dangerous symptoms reappeared, and
he died IN great agony. The deceased was
native OF Berlin, and came to this country in
1851. For some years he followed the trade
VI a baker and confectiOner at Frederick Nd,
stterWaIdS going in the restaurant business
lie was married in 1863, and about eighteen
months after, his business being bad, he at
tempted TO commit suicide by hanging and was
saved by servant girl cutting the rope. Five
years later his wife again prevented him from
committing suicide by seiZing bottle OF poison
from his hand, and two years later he attempted
to shoot himself with his rifle. He removed to
Baltimore a year ago last May, and seemed TO
be doing well until recently, when he began to
drink freely. and was frequently Respondent
He told DIR. GOrsucb that trouble caused him TO
take the arsenic. The deceased was fifty-four
years OF age, and leaves a wife and two chill
dren. His body will he removed to-day TO
Frederick fer inteTmeDt. In the absence OF Dr.
Walker, coroner for the middle district, Dr.
Msckall, coroner for the western district, was
DIR. GOrsuch, declined holding an inquest
Baltimore Gazette, 5h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

THE WIFE OF A JERSEY EX-SENATOR SHOT,
A singular accident happened recently to the
wife OF ex-senator John G.. Frusdell, of New
Jersey, al their home in East Orange. Her
husband was away and the coachman said he
thought there were burglars in the house. The
lady told him where TO get pistol. He got il
hut was unable to discharge It. Mrs. Trustell
esssyed to instruct the dumb Jehu, but un-
fortunately shot herself through the finger
The wound IL, luckily, comparatively trifiing,
hut "the racket" raised was considerable
There were no burglars about whatever. The
j hu shot OF when the pistol discharged. He
thought he had committed murder.-N Y.
Herald. Afh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

SAfter a season i'll those scant-skirted
dresses, ladies ought to be expert at sak-rac-
ing.
ES-The managers OF the big new bridge at
st. Louis give "grand concerts' on the struc-
ture. The toll of five cents makes it pay.
Er"YOu don't say so :" exclaimed Mrs. Smi2-
gins at Catskill, when told that the view from
the Mountain House extended over Il, 900 squsre
miles; "you don't say so! Why, London is only
5000 miles off, Point 1t out please"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

GAMING AFFAIR IN Recommendation was
a little excitement on Franklin street yester-
day morning, occasoned by Mr.. Samuel NJ
Page, wellknown lawyer, administering a
house official. Mr.. Page approached ]. ester and
asked him what he meant by his action towards
him night or two since. Lester denied having
done anything worthy of reDuke, whereupofI
Mr.. Page event for him. with his cane. Mr.
Lester could not stand such fun long, and at
last accounts was seen moving up Governor
street at speed somewhat faster than a walk
Up to O'Clock last night no arrests.-Rickmond
TLj0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

TIE AUSTRIAN POLAR ExPEDITIoN.-A re-
port is current at st. Petersburg, being conn
tenanced by geOgraphers OF note, that the Aus
TRAN Polar expeditions, eff which nothing has
been heard for considerable time, and respect
ing the safety of which apprehension is accord
1ngly entertained, is lying off the coast Iof Nova
Zembla. The Russian government has accord
ingly been petitioned to despatch an expedition
TO the rescue of the Austrian explorer, and a
public subscription for the purpose is now in
1GfL $500 -"
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A HARLEM ELoPEMENT-A Bank Cashiers
Fligh tCih the Soprano Of the st. James w. f.
ChErch.-About year ago the residents of Har-
lem were startled by the rumor that John Van
Norden,' cashier of the exploded Stuyyesant
bank, an influential member of st. James NJ E.
church, at 126th street and Madison avenue,
had attempted TO elope with the soprano of the
church, Mrs. McGregor, wife of the principal OF
the public school in 18TH street. A letter was
produced in which Mrs. McGregor had confided
her plans to a woman who was unable TO keep
the secret. The upshot was that Van Norden,
who had been bailed by Mr.. Thomas Hanson, a
Harlem builder, and Mr.. Thurston, of ST. James
church, to answer charges OF Irregularities in
bis accounts at the bank, was surrende red by
them and LOGGED in Ludlow street Jail. He was
at length released, nothing being proved against
him. Meanwhile Mr.. and Mrs. McGregor had
been reconciled, and it was supposed that the
scandal was at an end. Not so, however. There
was secret understanding between the tempter
and his victim that the elopement was to be
attempted again on the first favorable opportu-
nifty. This opportunity was found about two
weeks ago. While the husband was busy teach
ing school the guilty wife and her paramour
started for California. Ii is said that they are
in San Francisco. Van Norden leaves his
wife and five children utterly destitute in Har-
lem. Nrs. McGregor who is about So years of
age. has deserted her six-year-o.d daughter
". y. Sun, 4th.
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MURDERED IN AFRICA-There have been
fresh victims to African travel. Gen. Chsnzy,
Governor of Algeria, has informed the French
Dupere, who was robbed and then killed by
some runawsys from Chaamba, at a DAYS
march nom Ghadames, on the road to Rhat, In
committed on the 18th or 18Th of Aprii. nv
treacherotis guide. The criminal has been de-
hvered up u the Governor OF Ghadames. in ar
der 10 De sent TO the French Consul Advices
state that the companion of the unfortunsts
traveller. NJ. Joubert, has also been kilIed.-Liu.
erDOol Mercury, JULY ..
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The TRIP OF COLUMBIA CONMANDRRY, X
T., TO CAPE MAY.-The committee OF Columbia
Commandery, knights Templar, 20 make ar
Isngements for the pilgrimage TO Cape Nav
have issued a circular TO the members who pro-
pose making the trip, setting forth that the
Commandery will leave this city Tuesday morn
ing, the 18th instant, and on the way will be
joined by SIR knights and their ladies OF Balti-
more, Newcastle, Philadelphia and Camden.
Tie party viii proceed from Newcastle to Cane
May by steamer down Delaware bay. grand
reception will be given at the Stockton hotel in
honor Of their arrival. On Wednesday the
Commandery Will give q grand levee at Con-
gress Hall, the ballroom of which has been
rendered for that purpose by the proprietor j
r. Cake, esq. DOdwOrths band, OF New York,
will unite with HaSsleT's band, of PHILADELPHIA
for the occasion, making sixty pieces. The
proceeds Of the levee, as has been stated, Will
80 10 swell the Washington Monument fund
The Commandery leave Cape May on SATURDAY.
morning, August 22d, and spend three DAYS in
Philadelphia, returning TO the city on Tuesday
the 25tk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

Chiropodst, is in attendance at his establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury
department, from q. IN. TO p. m. Fee, 81 per
visit. Established in Washington, ID. q. 1861.
DIR. White removes Corns without pain, so
the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
ofthe feet. Eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands OF well-known personages who pa
troDize DIR. Whites establishment, find that
timely attention TO those important members,
the feet, economies time, and couduces to
health, comfort, and cheerfulness, and prob
ably to length of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

ga new version OFFS Griffith Gauntr has been
underlined for production at Niblo's Garden.
The resurrection Of this deceased dramatic
subject IL doubtless due to its having been
made an element IN the plymouth church
scandal.
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THE COURTS

TIE ADvERTIsRNEST OF 8. HELLER in an
other column is well worth the attention of
close buyers. He is Offering rare bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

THB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to 4. Saturdays. Q to
4 and to 8. 2It3 I4t16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

Buy YOUR GAS FIXTURES of Hamilton &
Pearson, Y. M. q. A. Building, corner 9th and
ID streets. They keep the largest stock and
finest assortment in the District, and at the
lowest prices. All fixtures put up by expert
enced hands In neat and workmanlike manner.
one. third saved in gas consumption by using
our improved burner. 7,25,eo6
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ATMOSPHERIC TELEGRAPHY-An interest
Ing exhibition OF telepraphic machines worked
exclusively by air was held in London lately by
Mr.. GUattSTls, the inventor. A number of diff
ferent instruments were on view, but the motive
power IN every instance was excited by the i'm
pulse gwen 70 column OF air at one end being
transmitted instantaneously to the other end Of
the column, and taking effect upon certain
mechanical arrangements so as to produce such
results as might be required. The impulse is
produced at one end OF tube by the operator,
and performs the mechanical work at the other
end either by ringing bell or turning a needle
round dial Very many contriyances of tele-
graphing by air have been invented, but MIR.
Guattaris claims for his invention a superiority
over Others in the fact that complete message
can be dispatched by its means. Moreover, a
fatal defect IN other inventions of like chsrac.
acter has risen from the fact that each air tube
could convey only one signal in one direction
so that Geographic alphabet would require
tWenty-sIN tubes for transmission, and the
same number for reply. This difficulty Mr.
Guattaris has completely got rid Of his instru-
ments being only worked by a single tube along
which the Air is impelled in each direction
the electric telegraph, the conducting tube be-
ing able TO be laid under or over cover in the
same manner as the ordinary telegraph. At
tached to each machine is a bell and dial and
the message 10 transmitted by the moying oy a
small lever which drives the air through a pipe
to the other operator. As the lever Is moved
up and down the dial which stands where the
message Is destined for registers whatever the
words may be. Each dial is supplied with a
needle, and as each squirt of air presses against
the works OF the machine the needle Is moved
exactly the number of times that the lever is
pressed. Each instrument can either receive or
send message. The mechanism is not likely
TO become disarraDged; but it appears that the
invention viii not transmit messages any great
distance. By the aid of compressed air the in
ventor has succeeded in conveying a message
ten miles; but without compressed air the pres
ent limit is about 400 yards. The Instruments
exhibited were designed for intercommnnica-
ton between large cOffee.houses, offices, hotels,
and vassAis -'
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A NCHHh LINE

a hrS SA SSkk "A sET gss5 SsEsgsgcsDQm
FAF0RITE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
fSSs2senset Accem IN Sdations Cusurpnsssd,
-. a. nm SA TUkDlf.
fReM PIERS 20 AND n NoRTH RIyKR, NY
hATks OF PAssAGE-PAYABLE ~ CUaRFVgv.
TO GLhSGQE, LIHEhPOOL, LONDoN.
Dhhh Z, QUEhNST0WN OR BELFlST
Oshln poo e $50, according 20 Acc IN M laaffou.
Aabin return Tickets issued At reduced rafes
lhTEkMkDlAIk s1s. sTEERAGE sI5
- D0IfS tSSEedJ0T Ggp dv1ONsf l0frssf r4fss
Fer Tickets or further fuforma alton, arplv 80
MISS ANNIE n. HUMPHREYs
foO llfh street. near PennsylVania ave-,ue
0rto CANNhCK 4 CO.. I423 v SECT n w d.
ero-h ,Ni-om rear Treasury Dept, Ws-hingt0n
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MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
rlety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on anv other. Be
convinced Of this by calling at No. 461 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue. 1921:
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

At noon on Friday bids will be opened for the
erection Of the main building Of the Savage
Square Market.
barring the month OF July the clerk Of the
SuTrsme Court OF this District filed one hun
drsd and seven applications for marriage Ii
cense~-
While Nr. Oheman was lighting the gas in
his confectionery store, on Ith, between q and
Ii streets southwest last night, the tissue paper
about the ceiling caught IRE and the flames
we're communicated TO the lace curtains. The
Ere Was extinguished by the neighbOrs without
Al alarm being turned in.
There was hled yesterday a certificate of in
corporation Of the Washington SRngerbund
Stock Company, with the following managers:
N. BTiel, 81. Pfeiffer, Paul HOrenstien, Chr.
wOTch, j. j. Barthel, @. Riessner, T.. Brodhsg,
j. Rakeman, and A. Nevhaus. The object Of
the company IL to Issue stock for the purpose of
raising funds for the erection or purchase of a
"SRnger Halle"
The resolutions OF the bishops Of the African
NJ. r. Church in the matter OF the Israel church
difficulty, which We published IN our issue of
yesterday, seem likely 10 convey a wrong i'm
preston 10 those not acquainted with the con-
troversy. By the bishops, ard BY Israel con-
gIegatiOn, the resolutions are mutually under
stood to be q postpOnement and reference OF the
decision of the matter TO the general confer
ence, which meets some two years hence,-and
Go rot imply a ceusuTe of the acts OF the con-
gIegatiOn named.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

DEATH OF A RAILROAD OFYrcrAL.-Mr. T.
N Elnd. Formerly ticket agent Of the Rich
mcrd. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
IN this city, died at Qusntico yesterday morn,
Ing AZ O'Clock, after q brief illness. He vns a
native Of Georgetown, ID. c., and aged 80
yeays.-RIssHeB9 EisqEiIfT, Apssst A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

"THR wAsHISGToS MoNUNBNT."-Mithras
Lodge Of Perfection. No. 2, A. +. and A. NJ,
has appropriated $50, and The National Bank
OF Baltimore, Baltimore, Md, 500 towards the
completion OF the monument. III all corpora
tons viii send in such liberal subscriptions and
fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

REAL ESTATE SsLBs.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold Yesterday
afternoon at auction lot Il, of Chester s. jenkins
subdivision OF square No. 125, fronting Is feet
on 2d street. between II and streets northeast
known a. No 2ii Summit Terrace, to j. N.
Nichols, at 81 $50.
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A LEXANDRIA 8 WASHINGTON r.
a AND

ALEXANDRIA q EREDERIC KSBUR9 RI.
CcRHsk OF AND SIXTH STREETS.
Lccsi trains leave fer Alexandria IS foIlo9s:-b,
{, 10, III q. m, 1,3, t,-S,6,T D. m; y
unday. ~ N' ~0''
IocsI Trains from Alexandra arrive a, toIIox,,-
1888, 1888, e:33, 1888, 1888. II:33 A. m
1888, 1888 4;33, t:33, o:33, 1888 O. m. The s:3S
.. H., and o.3S p. 60 from Alexandria daily, al
o:heT trsins daily except Sunday.
g. =; n. and , M, connect with trains on
RIOHNoND FAST IMPRESS leaves daily. er-
cept Sunday, 81 .. m, arrive 1t Richmond IO:43
I'm.
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRKss, via Richmond,
leaves sshiDgtcu 1888 daily exec II sunday
Through tickets 70 all points South and Southvee1
Ma avenue, and corner 9Th stree. and PeDusylvsnis
6Venoe, where passengers leave orders Tor bag
gage 20 be checked at ali hotels and rexidenoe<
through 20 destination,
=. s. YOUNG, Genn Passenger Agent. Iy;4-u
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TRAVELLERS By STEAMBOAT experience far
ess inconvenience than formerly from insect
pests found on board, because Ks0plsS' Inssc.
Destroyer is now so universally used on such
vessels Railroad and city car owners and con-
ductors might take a hint from steamboat cap
tains in this particular. and rid their vehicles
OF insect vermin most effectually by the same
means. few blasts from the little Insect Gun
sold with the powder, suffice to utterly extermi-
nate the vile intruders, no matter how numer-
Gus. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

For CAMP MEETING.
For Trunks. Bags and Valises,
Go TO LEWIS popular One Price Store"
30,5 800 7th street. bet and X
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BUILDIEs Assoc IN. -o.h r,s.,-
ne =. JHe IN ard Binding Association last
nlsns - ~ res we're Withdrawn with an ac-
.he I" 1nt of IS PER share, consuming nearly
mount OF receipts. This association ia
snding up lit affairs, and one-third of the re-
ceipts are reserved 70 meet the Withdrawals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

Buy THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 295 Pennsylvania
avenue; perfect cure guaranteed. $50
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CWY ITEMS.
PRICES
COrns. Xc.-Dr, white

USE less of DOOley's than of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as il is much stronger. Put up
fun weight. Give it q fair trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-05

WINE OF THE WOODS, Endorsed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as a laxative
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipatiOn, and Headache is unequalled. 4,29, eo2e
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T. U n A r ID NE.

NOTICE.
. IN the view OF ciilinishng the en- rce- ~ c,f
uslOn, the Steamers " this Line take a rparfsa.
course Tor all seasons % the year.
On the outward passage from Oueans-nvn N Na-,
torS or BOstnn, crossing Meridian % 81 Al a. la,
or nothing 20 tho north OF 4S @'''
On the homeward passage, crossing tue Meridian
oio 81 q lat, or nothing 20 tins norm Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHTPS
BETHKEN NEW FORK AND LTVF6D0oT
CALLING AT CORK HkRBOR.
shussis....W ed. :, Aug. 81 'Bofhnis " a. : A. IS
Jays-........- est., Aug. d abyssiniA = Wed Srn. 2
SsIatriA-. Med. Aug. Y ChiHA- ss,.. p s
sooila...... " ed, Aug l9l Russia VEL y .
AigeTls sat Ang. = lay Sa'., : p. y
And every following WEDNESDAY, ed EaF
UkDA from New YOrk
gers.
Rates OF PAssssk.-Csbin, ss0, sl0O, sud slso.
tctdi ACCORDING 70 accommodation. Tic kefS . pa
rs, Ss, sod additional. Return tickets ca favor
ahie terms. steeTege 81 currency.
eteerhse tickets from Liverpool and Quee.sto9p,
sno al ltrte oil KurOpe, 81 lowest rates. Trough
pile of lsong e1ven for Belfast, GiA5sOE HaE r.,
hntN erp, aud other ports the Oontine and Tor
Mediterranean ports. FOR freight snd cabin ps.s-
ese, apPiy Of the COMPANY 5 Office, no. 4 powIfrs
Groen; Tor steeTage passage, No. IN B-oadgaT.
Trinity Building, or 20 OTIS BIGELOW, Banker.
oO5 9Th street, opposite Patent Ofice.
yanS-J CHAs. q FRAECKLTN. Agent
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WILCOX q GIBBS SRwIHe MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency st Chas
BaUms hoopskirt and corset factory, tn street,
IntelliRencer building. 10 Or
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionee-.

CaieEQAr month ~ order on tbs R0arl
JAMES bi0ksoN. CASHIER N' ffy jg ipsia
RI THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ThgsTIEs' SALE OF yALUABLEIMpRoyEp
MHAhnr RkSPERTT FOB SALE Ia
By virtue Of deed Of trus, dated July ,s,s. ISIS,
and REG 5dea in hber 72s, folio $50 Of ths land
and By directioa Of the Soa.r Of IN. fs sesnps
fns,esy al, 1t gue'ie s1ctioS on the prem
at o'clock p m, all that piece or psrcs o. ground
s sna wsa E,Of y iss and stass ia GssTg
MILAN Lsird, Ia to John Davidson BY deea dated
ioIiS 90 and eSnisined within aud soandsd 81 tss
By on the bI e tbs On tai Sqs
wharf, on tho south by the channel OF the .tomas
By oSO EntScSm and Ss6. 70
BY deed dated DeetDber l0th, A. ID. ls59, recorded
Charles Lsgb and wife By deed dated NoTsmbsr
Term. Of sale: sIooe, with interest atten rer
cent from on Jsnus.y 'th lSt ss:her With the
months, with IA the rate of per cent Der
the properly the tera s q sale are S not cempei
WIN IN seven dsys from sale, the trustees reserve
q the d,tauting purchaser. Convey sRcing az par
PHfLiP A r. p DHHsSn' Trustee.
aus4 THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
JEWHLBT-Hayirg removed from r Psnnsyl.
u, II.
George OVID, am prepared to repair " stchss and
.ewelry in the . est msnuer. Satisfaction susran.
teed. Ijyls-lmI OHAs TRIBBEE.
HONE AGAIN. HOME AqaINu
H AND VEeY GLAD OF 1T,
the besr ssb to RaS improved E
facility for doing t6e best WORK AZ los Paioe
we woGld respectfully Inform our friends snd he
. hhat as may have been our repu
,n pr =. s3E ea h 4,.. Is EXCELSIOR
reNlhcht lItcs hlJpOns, sc &c, Gents COATS
Pants, and Vests.
At home to everybody from Ia. m until sunset;
Saturdays from m. until s1s D. m, At the oil
country. Everybody come ard seeu s.
-. W. III. ~HEATLEY,
N3u 40 Jefferson street, GeorgetowD, %. q.
REDuCTION IN PRICEs-7o enable rs TO
- Close out our entire stocf Of DRY GOODS
before moving into eur New store, will, from
t PkIS SsTss' SELL EVERYTHING AT REDUCED
BENJAMIN MILLER,
lee-u 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANK. d. C.
81 HIGH STREET.
BANK hours, .. IN. to .. m, and on Saturdays
DEPOSITS General Banking Business done, and Col.
leotlons made ca all accessible points. Discount
H. POLkINHoRN. Presr: J. DICKSON, Cashier.
a Polktnhorn, Thos. Bowling, J. T. Mitchell,
Riley A. shinn, Z. d Hartley, Thos. KRowies.
N @ Q l. s.
~ ELEGANT ICE CREAM AND OYsTER
PARLOkS,
sug2a-ly 9Hieh street, Georgetown, d.
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so TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold psvs
Two hundred per cent. month. Send for par
uculars: Tumbridge IL Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. ia: