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G. EOR ETOW N.

, FLOUR INsPECTIoNs.-Mr. ID. Mccain,
rour inspector, reports the inspection of -four
during the month of May as follows: Family,
2,CO2 bbls.; extra. $50 bills; super, - bblS
me, ~ bols; middling, p bills; rye, IL bbls
Total, 3,12i bbls.
SALMON IN THE PoToMAC.-Capt. Vim.
Barnes yesterday caught in the Potomac
near the Three Sisters, a salmon weighing
eight pounds, being the first fish of the kind
OF any size, ever caught in these waters.
GRAIN TRADE.-Mr. T. G. Wheeler yester-
day received 100 bushels of wheat by rail and
sold the same at SLAP per bushel. Arrived.
schooner Kitty Ann, with 900 bushels of
wheat for Hartley 4 Bro.
FISH MARKET.-Messrs. Simmons * CO.
and. ~
EXCELSIOR TENT, /. o. II. NJ. gave a de-
isntiul concert at the new school building
last night, one of the most notable features
Billy Dunawin. ~ ".
HE DRAMATIC AND MUSICAL entertain
ment at the new schOOl-hOuse this evening
10 aid In the purchase of a piano for the pub,
nc schools is worthy the patronage of our
best and most discriminating citizens, as
both the musical and dramatic portions of
the programme will be carried out In a man
ner TO satisfy people Of taste and culture.
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A Valuable DvScnve

DR.. c. w. Benson. a Practicing Physician,
los North Eutaw street, Baltimore. (who has
paid much attention to nervous diseases
has discovered that extract of Celery and
Chamomile combined, in n certain proper
ton. invariably cures either Bilious, Dys-
peptic, Nervous or Sick Headache Neural
2ia and Nervousness. This is triumph IN
medical chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country are ordering by mail. He prepares
ii in pills at so cents per box. The Doctor is
largely known and highly respected in Bal
timore.-EpfScOpU Methodist. Sold by all
Druggists. Charles Stott Il Co, 4SO Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue, agents for Washington.
2.25.t, th.s3
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ALEX A NDRIA.

NERY ILL:-Mrs. Jackson, wife of Rev.
MlIville Jackson, of the L. +. church, is we
cegret 10 state, lying at the point of death
with consumption, at the residence of her
brother, Rev. John Lloyd, No. 62 South
Washington street.
MOUNT VERNON-The annual meeting of
the regents OF the Mount Vernon associafion
and the board OF visitors 10 Mount Vernon
viii assemble there on Wednesday next.
Governor Ken per is expected to be present.
HURRAH FOR THE SHEEP.-The law for
the protection of sheep in the county of Fair
fax, voted on at the election last Thursday.
was adopted by q majority Of 81 vOtes.-.Sea-
flael. 3Ia.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
I'M MENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND sPLrNDTn
GOODS.

Chiidren's Imported Striped Hose, from q 10 AZ
&c pair; best British do, Soc, 75c; Ladies' do
NC; Ladies W hte Hose, full regular pair al: a.
balbriegan, extra long, unbleached, Soc Men best
goods, pair 81; Mems fine Lise Thread, pair q
Men full regular half Hose, 25c.; Mems double
heel do, pair sc Ladies' 1ise Thread GauntIets
ana Two Button Gloves, sc; Mems Lisle Thread
SioVss, &c; Ladies, two Button Kids, nne goods,
81; Men Kids, colors and black, 81; Lace Ties
&c; fsinted and Black Fans, 2sc.; Painted, Black
snd me jap; Fans, Sc: Black and White Satin
rams gilt stick painted and coored large Fans only
81; Chiidren's Lace Hoods aud Caps, very nice al;
Chlldrenhs full Aprons tcheckered Eaiusook J. "a
button behind, SOC Ladies colored Linen Aprons
new style, SOC. Chiidren's sun Bonnets. 2sc: La,
nne White Tucked Skirts. handsome Chemise. Long
Towns, short Gowns. fine Embroidered Drawers
only 81. fine Scotch Gingham, large SIM fmb,s,iss'
81; Travelling Satchels, Hand Sa;cheis and Bas,,'
and Baskets in large variety, from Soc 10 50 sbax1
ss ST &c, SOC and SIi balls Gycefine Soap
Tools &c. hne Stereoscopes, 75c tn. very re- 81
stereoscopic Views Of Washington and the ont.Sis,
world, 81 per dozen; fine Walnut Picfurs Eramss
complete: sc, 5lc-, 81, ga Gilt and Velvet Photo'
Francs 2se to n; spiendid Towels, Ioc, sc. ssc
sno 9ye:, bird Tags, very nice, 81 aud 50; the
Hair and Clothes Brusbss sc. soc and al a.;
microscopes with Objects 81; Vases and Stsfn.tsas
smoking Sets aud Spiitoen-, Bouquet Holder 80
&c TO 81: 500 sets Of Craanet ~ al 50 80 "a
$50 50 50 and IS, cheaper than ever car and
examine them. Our stock % chesp and medino
stwery Is 80 large that il would be folly TO t sns
en9merate il; it comprises everything thai l. nax
and pretty, and the prices range from Sc nm 81 =
and the quality IL far ahead Of apything vbich e.
been offered heretofore At these prices
sNy 3la0h street, ness Penn. Avenue.
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District Government Affairs.

Commiss ioneT DennisOn returned TO this
city this morning from Ohio, where he has
been on a visit for several weeks past, and
resumed his official duties at the Columbia
building. He is i'm excellent health.
Pinch pipe sewer has been OTjered in
II street. between ga aud 9th streets north
west. Also, same size pipe sewer in west
T. alley in square No. $50. ;
TIE PAVING Or PENNSYLVANIA
This morning Messrs. NJ. y" AVENUE.
Cochran. W. II. Morrison ~ Gall, u; w.
en-, committee " the istSnsrs NJ ,bs ne,s
mn. SAS repairing of Pennsylvania Az e.
nesi waited upon TIE District Commission
s.s 10 reie,ellc re hereto. The subject was
disc'sssed az soTle length and The Necessity
for me WORK Vas admitted by Commission
ers keteheIh and Dennison. The committee
orgeo thst immediate steps should be taken,
and the Commissioners expressed their will
Ingness 10 DO what they could under the law
admitting that the present pavement was a
ulserace. the committee left. feeling assured
that the orders would soon be issued for the
work.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR SPECIAL
JNPEONFNENT TAXEs.-G nder the several
acts of Congress and OF the legislative As
Sfmbly OF the District of Columbia B. n
warner, real estate broker and auctioneer
sold yesterday, ~ the Columbia buildings
through Nh j. I COldwell. salesman 81
pieces OF real estate for special improvement
TAX which brought the amount Of assess
1aent. interest and expenses OF sale. and were
bouSht principally by the parties holding the
certificates. Many persons paid their taxes
Lefole The commencement OF the sale and
ne tOmmisS iOnerS were eT jOinei from sell
lag number OF pieces Of property adver-
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FFLFAsFo IN EECOG NIZANCR-TO-day
George ". WISE who was arrested and com
United Ia i2.l about the 10Th Of March last
Oh tne charge of burgl9riOuSly entering the
mouse 81 ;. ben was released from jail on
giving his PERSONAL recOgniZance. District
attorney Fisher recommended this course
1.caG>e be was Convinced by letter from
eII. hlen mat " 80 did not intend 10 take
anything away with him buf his enfariTe,
" io.>e was ioT The purpose OF seeing the
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PROMENADE con ERT.-The very liberal
Hduccment presented by the Ladies at Ma
sonic Temple every evening this week as
set forth IN the advertisement elsewhere
olieht 10 secure full attendance. aside from
homeless orphan BOYS one hundred and ten
" NUMBER, under the ciIarse OF Sisters OF the
HOLY cross. at So JosepfI,s orphan Asylum,
on II street, between 9th AID 10th streets
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IHF h i. PILGRIMAGE TO NEW YORK
stout ore hundred members of Columbia
CFmrr al g cry No. ?. K.T.. left this city this
ihnIhlhg by the - Baltimore and Potomac
tain OF ears for New York TO attend the
1tolcauOn ceremonies OF the Masonic
Temple IN that city. They met the sir
Knights or Maryland. Monumental, Ralti-
more and Crusade Communicates about
Three hundred in number. and Grace Com
HfardeTy. No Is. Of Norfolk. Virginia at
lne 'hafieS-StTeef station. i'm Baltimore and
All Took the cars for New York. where they
vii he received by the Manhattan COinman-
derry. o. that Citv.
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For Moth Patches. Freckles and Tan ask
Your druggist for Perrys Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face. Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PeTys Inlprortd Comede1,e and Pinlple Rem
eCy the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
b. e. Perry, 40 Bond street. New York 551.
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ICII DING PERMITS have been iSSua,l To-
"a, by Inspector PIOwmsn a. follows. r
real a three story brick dwelling. Il by -
rect south side Pennsylvania avenue. be-
tN.tL IN anu 18th streets, northwest: - 500
= W. Middleton. three-St tory building for
store and Offices. , by - feet. south side OF
fennS NlVanl3 avenue. between I4th and 18th
streets northwest; $3.50. I. r. Williams
a lhTee-SfOry and basement dwelling n nv
- eel. north side q. between ith and jth StS
northwest. - go 1850
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, corner
of street and Louisiana avenue. pays FIVE
fore the Sd of each month. Call and get
CODY of the regulations, 5951
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays 8 per
cent per annuru on deposits for each calendar
month. banking hours, TO 4. Saturdays, 9
TO and tOS. 2It3 lstl6
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DR.. c. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
SleeplcsSness, and will cure any case. Price
30 cents a box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., $50 Penn
syivania avenue. Washington. 5,1,eol:
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. III. Squier & Co., Bankers. 1916
Pennsylvania avenue 5l5eol;
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v LITE Ms.

labors ter ems &c.-The Feet
be reIi, tines more than the hand; and 70
Nail wed of Corns, Bunions. Iugrowing
W ., etc, thousands of persons visit DIR.
.attes establishment, No. $50 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have Bf,nn issued a.
,S!ioWs ;-Millard F. Burch ard Mary F.
asaSh, OF Alexandra county, Va. Joseph
WSilaee and Clara Peel. r. j. Fxl Ion and
catherine Sheahan. George =. Stew art and
aIce j. Young. Jos. j. Keefer and Ctprnelia
n lnneld, Harrison III. Dodge ami Lizzie
!. HhowIton John B. Quick and clan a r..
B0bh, Of London county Va: Robert Pa .kSr
and Katie Nolan.
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LADIES and others desiring great BARGAINS
IN choice dry goOis should not negl acf the
suctlon and closing ont private sales AZ
MltcheiIS during this week. So good An
opportunity rarely occurs.
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WILSON'S HOTEL.

lAA WILSON'S HOTEL.
G:4 wOODST0CE, VIRGINIA.
ROBERT WILSON, PRoFRlEToR.
viii take few Boarders for the summer months
Brick Hotel, with large, airy rooms. Gentlemen re-
siding in the city who desire TO spend the summer
months in the country viii find all the comforts of A
home, While enjoying the ine air Of the Valley e
Virginia.
Accommodate ing porters always in at;endsnca at
the Depot.
1Bquire Of Abb CLAYTON
yel Wv 1Io1 x street northwest
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w III. wHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEfNG AND CLEANING EsTAB.

80 Jefeyson Street, Gsorgeto,cn, d. c.
Estebiished 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. En-
larged and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentiemepis
wearing spparel Of every description, Including
telYets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves
&C, &c, nicely cleaned or dyed: also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets Cleaned during
the Summer months ~ i"s
Send us your address and We will call for and re-
tnrn work at place in the District free of extra
charge Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press from and 10 any place in the country ap2l-tr
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRA iNDUCKM MIS-

500 yards splendid cALI'oEs as -tr, vorfh Dec.
5Coo SHIFTING Gallo, ats-s.
~ pieces GRASS CLoTH - Is..c.
Yard. wide PERCAIEsat isAs 90.
A sylencid assortment - Gfur. Irrirr N gEK-
SHIRTS from = It. O. sa5s
PARASoLs Al very low price.
Loo e nRESs G0OTS lefl over fr1n TAI s.la.,r q,
be sold AZ youT cNu rr.cr.
Spler sid makes Of BLEAcHEn coTroNs. 10 ana
l2s HfE.
Bonanza brand q ALPACA at So rs D., ever III
fnr that price.
MATING cheap ana god.
GEO. J. JOHNSON c..
my - " III Ma-ksf 500
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fART1CCLaR ATTENTION is directed IN the
very desirable rooms stiil unrented i'm the
new lie Droit building. The rooms a 70 80,
prominent and easy OF access AMI ths -aS,S
charged are not high. WIS
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SENT TO MARYLAND To ASSwrp ny =
Shsh1E or MURDER--Henry Washington
~ as arrested by Detectives Sargent and
81 ,, 80, several days since. charged with
III mluIuer OF man named Charles Green
~ ShaIits county, Nd. was taken To Port
IoDacco yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Hnnt
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IoCkEr BOOKS made by I.angield * Son,
- fhliadeiphia, for Prigg's Jewelry Store
IenhsyIyania avenue, near AZ street,
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THOMAS DOWLING. Aoctioneer

VERY .YALUABL IMPROVED COUNTRY
hhEESIUENGE OF 4 sHEELE, NEAR GEORGE
~ On THURSDAY, Juno Sd, at ) o'clock I
Al VIII sell on the premises that very desirable
country place situated the Ridge Road about one
ana a hall miles above Georgetown adjoining the
valley View Farm OF the late John H. King, aud
near the residence of A. ii Pickrell and others
The place contains about ll1l acres of fine land inn
proved by comfortable and nearly new Dwelling
mouse barn, Corn house, Slaughter house, a fine
buildings. ~ A' 0u'
Also, the small House and grounds adjoining the
above on the south 7 ~
Terms: One-third cash; balance at g. u and Ia
months with interest. Convey ancing at cost of sur-
chaser. imylS- col THOS. DUWLING Auct
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VI AT SELBYS, n
ron STRAW HATS.
nsyesh 1914 and 1876 PspNsylyaais ave.
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PRoPERTY-NwNrRs who have not made
application for damages TO property by
reason OF Drblic improvements can now file
tnelr claDns with j. c. Lay q Co, No. % ~
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A RAILROAD DAMAGE CAsE-To-dav in
The Circuit Court, Judge Humphreys. the
case of l. a. Beall against the Baltimore &
thllO Railroad Company was taken M
Eessfs. Cook Moore and Newman for the
Iialntth- and MeSSTs. Cox and X. 8 Smith
hlr defendants. This is an action for damages
sItged 70 have been sustained on the Eth of
JIly, lSt2, by the killing of BeaIl's infant
ehlld by locomotive running over it, IL is
claimed that Mrs. Beall was in an III street
ear anu mat through the careIeSsness of de
PENDANT the train approached so near the
strtet car the passengers jumped out and
Mrs. Beall. with her infant. followed them
ana the later fell under the wheels of the en-
g1He. Damages TO the amount OF 30 COO are
claimed.
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heather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OFFICES,

Inning the rest or Tuesday in the South
AtgaYtj.. states. Increasing northeast TO
s,tstgeaSt winds. rising. followed by falling
Iareuneter. stationary temperature, iacTsaS-
inE cloUdIEess and possibly rain Tuesday
LiElt
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ROUND To SELL
~ We HAVE TO SELL THEN At
sLAUGHTERING PRICES.

evil open MOVpAY. Ma l. r--r-
- pieces lslies Lirru MiAai >.ff.us-. Il -.-ss
New Lawns only cents
~ ard . cents
- pieces choice style Calico only cr...s
y Piec-s Bishop Lawn. part Lilan, 8f o. 81 nd =
cent.
40 pieces Cali-o~ ~ 81. cents
~ peces new Linen avn f1g >U.tiocs. very fru }
~ pieces new - t. Law me-.
:. piece natural c.iCr isCs stripe Lawn. - cents
20 ward v ide SheaflUg t1ftHn. IS lHuf..
10 ard " lde Cotton. D.. CsutF. nurrh d .gafs
FHrAsols IRON - c1u's ID, Rvfri rlaap.
cotton. good As " suIslffa. Ia .arf-
just received - pieces RitCk GrsusIirn iu plair.
PLAID and stripe ~ a., ls. D.. 81, 90. s. lu1 -
cents.
All our Plaid Dress tsoHts ar cost
tottonS. 4. = and o. r-ut-
Good quality Straw lafftrr.
tlack. Brown ari " hire paprr Carrf.r.l CENTS
Yard wide Pacifc Y, rCal-s l-.s cents
Yard vide Linen Suitir-- DE-, cent? auvfnl rhf1r.
Linen plain and -tr pe. Sec men ard hul- wear.
flnest quality AIpara, = Grrts. worth .T rsHf-
All The latest ~ lc or LadE- ur,s-t- fHr traK,I-
ing aud home wear.
CALL FOR BARGAINS. A. VIZ ARE OFFER.
ING SuME GREAT BARGAINS
THIS MONTH.
OPEN AT NIGHT UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK,
e. VI. TowSON q CO..
s3b PKNNsyLvANrA Avsv~s,
nav TT south side near 'th rect r1rture-s
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. f. SEYMOUR,
EEOR6ETOWN SAVINGS BANK. Id q.
u 81 HIGH STREET

Bank hours, a. m. to p. m, and on SATURDAYS
tto receive deposits until p. Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done, and coll
iecfions made all accessible points Discount
days, MONDAYS. Ii. P0LkINH0RN, President
III. W. BARRETT, Cashier
Directors.
q Polkinhorn, Thos Bowling, J. T. Mitchell,
may ii tn sally
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LOCAL y E W s .
Condensed Locals.

WY rot get TIE best AT once? Then 20 10
TlsrrVSonS.
me street lamps Will ne lighted tonight
~ 20 T. m. and extinguished al 2.f5 a m.
The attendance ar the Tabernacle meetings
yesterday ana last night was very large.
The residents along the line of south
street are very anxious 70 see the new street
IT, y NJ. \. have begun theirusual out
door relig iOus exercises. at the junction OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Itn street north
west.
Washington and New Haven clubs took
mace ON the olympic grounds yeSteriay,
and the New HaveuS won By n score Of Q 10 :.
rfyOu want 20 have good time this even
ing 20 IN the first grand picnic Of kai-el- kOaz
GCpclsve Of HeptaSOphs, or "Seven Wise
Men. az R.yeT's 7th street park.
NT.JOseI 3 y. stewart, Yesterday thToUgh
his attorrey George W. Paschal, entered a
suit against samuel g. CaOell 10 recover
si@Oi alleged 70 he due plaintiff for services
rendered - attorney fsf defendant.
Pound Master EinStein and his force YES
ler1iay captured 81 CANNES. Up TO Friday
Hast. they had caught 30 dogs. 30 Of which
have been killed and the remainder re
seemed.
Hr. W. a. Hutchinson. secretary of the
III Sensational Typographical Union, and Mr..
ficEvoy, accompanied by Mr.. l. y. Will
tiamS, editor Ne7rIs0lleT fttOa list. arrived
yesterday on route for Boston. where the
animal session viii he held on Monday next.
The advertising agency OF Max Cohen
recently established on t street Will be a
sTsat accommodation to the business men of
Washington DESTROYS OF advert sing through
OCt the country. Mr.. Cohen can give rates
ofaQ leading papers.
A crowd of corner lOafers knocked down n
man named 4. NJ. johnson in Judiciary
sGEare last night as he was passing through.
Officers Madigan and ROdeTick gave them a
chase. but they escaped for the time being.
They are Known and viii yet get their
deserts.
United States Marshal. Robert NJ. Wal
lace. Of Charleston. = C.. passed through the
SiEv yesterday, on his way to the Reform
School i'm Prince Georges county. Nd. with
cOlOred youth named Joseph Alexander,
whom ne proposes TO place in that institu-
lion.
James MCCathTan. an Oil citizen of East
Washington. is lying dangerously in. Mr..
EcC. = probably the Oldest workman in The
navy yard. having been COnSecutiVely en-
liCyed FOR @ years, ard il now over 30 years
81 age. Tie IS the father OF Capt. Donald
EcC athran.
MeSSTS- Young & Middleton. auctiOneers.
real estate and insurance agents. will sell
10 morrow afternoon some of the beautiful
cottage sites ON the Whitney property al
joining Soldiers Home Park. \ rare Oppor-
tunlty Is offered for profitable Investment
For terms of sale. see advertisement in
another column.
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RIAL ESTATE SALES-WaSh. Z. VIII
hams, aUct oneer- sold, Yesterday afternoon.
Tie whole OF square 30. between ISt and II
streets east and and @ streets north. con-
tanning 2t6.sl1 feet Of ground. 10 John Sher-
man. ir.. for Alfred NJ. HOyt, of New York
itr 5000. also. parts of lots ;. 6 and =. in
square ,'t9, on J.. between 9th and 10th streets
northwest. with Improvements, consisting Of
tNo-story attic and frame building 10 John
". Dyer, for ~ go
IuncansOn Bros. sold. yesterday afternoon.
lot 81. in square 3Gi. &C. n. Boswell, at 81 Z
cents per foot; lot 81. to y. @. Campbell at
= = cents per foot; part of lot -. to same at
- cents per foot: lots 81. a., 81. %. % and a.
to X O. Campbell. at y cents per foot part
q! lot -, 10 W. w. Rapley. at % cents per
Lot. part of lot in square 395, TO Captain
Williams. al g. cents per foot.
MeSSrS- zimmerman & Son.. auctiOnpeTS
tDld- on saturday. for c. e. Burr and J. NJ
1Znaga. trustees, parts OF lots Is and 10 in
tliI snbdiy vision OF square 10, improved by
t"O small frames, for SS35 cash: also. for
same trustees. lot 2. block 10, Wilson street
sa1a!l frame house, for $40 cash; and on Mon
day for Morrison and FiSke. trustees. farm
near nlOnrOwn. rs acres, more or less, for
$500; and acre. near same tract. for S15
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~ These Are Forcing or Prices. va
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SUMNER RESORTS.

A-A COUNTRY BOARD Pleasant tlca-
~ ri ton. within Ave misutee walk q thu sta
JUL ton; SIS pr mouth. Address q. 3,
feIl- Church Fairfax "unty- Nirsinia- ,el-"oSiF
IA POTOMAC HOTEL,
HY ST MARTS CO., MD.
n ms nevly erected hotel, situated -. GeoTSes
Island. near the confluence of the Potomac and 81
Georges rivers. Will he open for the reception OF
visitors June 18th. FL hing, Bost-saiiing and
Bathing in sburdaIce. Persons DESTROYS Of ',rsit-
ing this hotel take the steamer Jane acsely 20
Piney Point where boats will be in refiness To- con
vey them 70 the Island. The proprietors have sew
eral swift sailinG boats, which they furnish 70 Wis
itors free Il charge. Termssl 20 per day, 10 per
week, 50 per month. For particulars apply 10
r. J. ADAMS BROS,
lel Wv Piney Point 2. O., 81. Mar s Co. MI.
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n The once Of the LYCOMIN0 FIRE INSTR.
ANCE COMPAnt has beeu REMOVED TO Room No
80, LIE Droit Building, corner of and 0fh sfreefs
This st4unch old Company has been in operafon for
eD6-H J. kUsSELL BARB, AGENT,
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SUPERB IMPORTED CLOTH SUITS,
6lS-elS-olS-S
EQUAL TO CUSTOM GARMENTS.

EVERY PIECE WELL SHRUNK
AND MADE IN THE BEST MANNER.
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n ABLE 8ROT e r 8 +,
EAILOR6 AND nL0rHIRRa

SQmETHIN0 NEW.-The only reliable CALM.
- pan CLOCk ever made in this country. Beau
I ~ And perfect time pieces. Exolusye Agency as
vc,,s = SLkdHT jsNslTy Store, 1898 y street.
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EQUITY CoURT-JuIqe Vilie

To-day, Smith agt. Thompson: decision for
dismissal of bill without prejudice, Hit
agt National Life Insurance company and
Van Riswick agt. National Life Insurance
company; fine for taking proof extended
Bangs agt. Gormley; trustees bond approved.
Mason agt. Mason and Martin ct al. agt.
Williams; final ratification aud reference
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CLOSING SALE At THYSON's To-MoR-
ROW The balance OF the hardware, paints.
oils, varnish, wooden ware and housekeep-
ing goods generally will be sold to morrow.
Parties desiring such goods should not fail
10 attend, as IL Is rarely such chance is Of
iered 10 get goods at their own figures,