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$50 REwARD.-The advertisement under
this head in another column is one which we
hope may attract the attention of the finder
The amount lost represents the savings of
elght years hard labor, and the unfOrtunate
lady has been so Frustrated by her loss as to
be unable TO make il known until this time.
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GEORGETOWN ADvER,MTs.

w. F. si sS SIS: Z ss S@' e.orsa..., y. G.,
IL MI Shy Soops
Psid and MIXED Csmeis Hair pRrss GOODS Is,
Blssk GRENADINES from az. up
Black all wool DELAINEs, single and double
Black all wool French CASHMERE, double width,
n,sf q 1 sI, Se ~, an ss one a. slIs -
Black ALPACAs, all prices: q special bargain at 50
R R,ssh GashmsS re an and MerinO SHAWL. ~
Nioforla LAWNS, very cheap; fancy coIore3
We invite the Ladies 10 look a. ON, pr.-. 9: ,o.,.
before purchasing elsewhere Good Corsets 50 cts;
Idsh0Ep:on close attins CoI.ets genuine Dog skin
and Gents, Laoies' White Cotton Hose 10 cents per
pair and mp; Mems Brown Hall Hose, 10 cents per
xs. for LsSes Gent: Game MsIins shirts. splen
81 Is and sS.sg Napkins and
brsas ali the best mske Il Bsash ana ana an Brc.
Stt.ns at the very lowest PRICES arnlclOtns and
W y. GIBBONS "'nn"NS . eS.'
J. RICHARD BURROUGHS. apee2w
SPELIN MACH
rp,s wBss E, s7a'hr . .Hs E,i >.
At ATE OCLOK.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN II. sMOor q SON.
Have reca IA brlass sTe,t Georss;orn ID C.
tomers great bargains in BLACK SILKS, Poncees
Debages and PolOnsise PiaIds
MOURNING GOODS Of all the hest makes Mo-
halrs, a lpacas, Grenadines, Jaconets, Esiusooks
victoria Lawns, real Swiss and French Mn liUs
Ladies and Gents Underwear.
Th9msons and Victoria Md aud other GLOVES
GooD ssS Of ali s Lin HOSE
Bleached MGsiins. all IN .kes, ire Lo,rea prie,,
Gents and Boys Cassimeres. Tweeds, Drills. &c
OILCLOTIS ard MATTINGS.
Having purchased largely at the recent decline for
rGSh we are Offering special inducen eats to taSh
tHgsrS. ~ Goods sent to par OF Washington
ap22- I'm JOHN II. SHOOT & SON
w ii. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEISG AND CLEANING ESTAp
LISHNEST.
- JSfsrsoa Street, GeaTgetoIrn. ID C.
Estabis he'd. 1881. Premium AWARDED. lS1. En-
iarged and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentlemen
wearing apparel Of every de<cription. including
Eelyets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings. Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned ed; also. Curtains aud
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months.
Send us your address and will call for and re-
turn work at place in the District free Of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex
press from and to any place in The country sp2l-tr
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CITY 1T MS.
If You are Rapid

FOR SPRING CLOTHING call at Straus'
101i Pennsylvania avenue
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Largest stock of Vases, Urns, Statuary
Fountains and iron Furniture for Garden
and Cemetery use in the city. at Hamilton
d Pearson's, Y. NJ. {. 4. Building, 9th ard
ID streets. 4.27 .eo2i
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Adoru Vopr parls and

with DodIey'S Magical Pain Extractor, you will
experience almost instant relief from lum-
bagO and other pleuritic pains. IS cents. &C
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Celery and Chan, on;rc

DIR. G. W. Benson's Celery AMI ChamOmile
Pllls are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness, and will
cure any case, 40 matter how obstinate it may
be, OF either Sick, Nervous, or Dyspeptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
Sleeplessness. Prce so cents per box sent
post Tree to any address, or may be ordered
through any druggist. Office 100 North Eu-
taw street, Baltimore, Nd. Sold by all Drug
gists. Charles StOtt 4 Co., 4s0 Pennsylvania
avenue, agents for Washington. 2,2j,t,th So /:
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A s. I Il o L. o g Y
MADAME ROSS,

This celebrated Lady Astrologtst and Reaiinx Me-
dtum can be consulted at No. 201 street corner of
"a, northwest. She has no superior in delfnesting
the Past, Present, and Future In love or business
her advice is invaluable, describing your frisuds
pointing out your enemies, and nfsrmng you Of The
sure way TO success in all UNDERTAKINGS. Consuits-
Slt0 jyY-Iy
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GOLDEN HILL Is the best and cheapest
family -four in the market. Ali:
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Weather possibilities To-day.
nRHIcR or CHIKE SIGNAL OFYICER.

Ter New England. the Middle and south
Atlantic states, clear weather and slowly
vising temperature during the rest of Thurs
Say with easterly To southerly winds and
stationary OF falling barometer.
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
9TH street and Louisiana avenue. pays five
per cent. interest on deposits made ON or be-
tore the third of each month. Samuel Nor
ment, president; Nicholas Acker, vice presi-
dent; j. A. Ruff, cashier; James A. Edwards,
secretary.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows since our last: Philip Richardson and
Margaret Hall, Jacob NJ. Thornburgh and
Laura f.. PettibOne. John Cleaveland and
Annie l.. Peirce, Paul Banks and Eliza Jones
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED to state that the
property advertised by Reginald FentaII
fIustee OF Baldwin Bros, and which is an
poupced 10 be sold on Saturday, LIST: MONDAY
:d. and Tuesday, 4th May, will positively be
sold without rezari to price. Some OF this
property is Improved by nne dwelling houses
and in the best locations IN Washington.
Amongst t,s property tO be sold l. fine
door sash and blind factory and planning
mill which Offers a splendid chance 20 en-
gaze IN = p.Onta bi, business.
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SUIT on DISTILLER'S BoND-To-day
District Attorney Fisher entered suit for the
United States against Edward Lynch VIM
Whelan, and Richard Tunnel. on the bond
OF the frst-named as n distiIler, on which the
others are the sureties for $4,000 The gov
eminent claims that under the revenue laws
the principal is indebted 10 ii in 81 $500.
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BUILDING PERMITS.-Joseph f. Crown, n
two-story brick store and dwelling 20 by 80
feet, south side of i, between 24th and 18th
streets, northwest. al 800.
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PERSONAL.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE IN
"A DERSlGNED will please call and make a set
Element in some way by June lst. All unsettled
bills at that time will be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection.
ap29 2Ws A ROVER Grocar
Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN Tho
\ undersigned having been granted letters of col
lection on the estate of DR.. John b Mckay, ,le-
ceased all persons indebted said estate are hereby
notified TO call and lguidstel the; same and save
costs. GEORGE NJ. HOWARD,
Corner 9TH and streets northwest
Washington, ID. G.. April Is, 1875. ap29 Ct
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6E rwENTIETH.STREEr
VAR KEr,
12o TWENTIETH STREET NORTHWEST
VIM. LINkINS 4 son
Prime packed BUTTER at ~ cent? Also r ne
Philadelphia Print always on hand.
And fine assortment Of
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
apl2tr AT POPULAR PRICES

ELPHONSO rOUNGS g. CO.
ARE SELLING
LBS. NEW TURKEY PRUNEs..for 81 90
10 LBS. CHoICk DEmERAaA sU6ARtrsi 90
10 LBS. &C. Nearly White sUGAR..-.fov I'll 90
10 LES. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.fOr % SO
9 LBS. "a" ...........for al 90
Ga LBS. GRADUATED sUGAR......ior 81 90
ga LBS. CRUSHED suGAR...............fo for a 90
LBS. CHOICE ooLoNG TEA. .....-tor 81 on
LBS CHOICE GREEN TEA.......... for 81 90
S CANS sTkBLERS GENUINE BARTLETT
fEAhS, IN syrup 81 90
% LES. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTERfor
1sUPERIoR TOMATOES for n SO
LIB. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTER for 4Oc
LIB. SUPERIOR ooLoNG TIA 70, Soc
LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TxA..-..........lor soc
GOSHEN BUTTER By TIE TON.
ELPBONzO sOUNGs 4 CO., arse.r.
MASONIC TKMFLsJ
srR STREET, opposite Q. 5 Patent Omce.
ELPROSyO YOUEGs,t
}. v. JOHNSON. msrY-.r
TT AND kAUPHY.
Lovers OF good TEA and COFFEE vii be pleas15
TO hear that they car buy the celebrated -
IN. Y. CLUB TEAS AND COFFEEs En
~ islands Nos. lac and 149 Center Market, - ~
r,, east wing.
These goods are Of the Choicest Importations, srd
ale retaiied at snail advance wholesale price.
I. FRECH,
Speh every DAY. serlf-ly
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w II. WhEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING ESrAB-
LISHNENT
BOARDING.

OIL * q 81 Rect, near the Patent Once Welt
,Ia2 furnished R0OMS, with FIRST-CLASS
boAhp ap29-6t'
(NOOD BOARD, with the coolest Rooms in thc
- city for the summer, can be had at 1927 L
street, Tor s 25 per mouth. 1t
- 0OMS AND BOARD, IS ard - por week a.
~ c0rding to .tion, at 90 D street north
west. anp.- n
RoARDlkc.-A few gentlemen can be aCcommo-
- dated with good Table Board aud Furni-hel
no ms, two three meals day. at reas enable rates
at 9ls 9TH street northwest. sp2g-2t
X uUMs AND nUAkp-Several of the most desir-
II able ROOMS at hoo and 11O4 18th street,
near Massachusetts, avenue, with first class Table
Board. A fine location and terms very mod
crate. an2S a.
ZINE, AIRY ROOMS, WITH BOARD, can be
l. obtained in private family in Rockville Mont
gomery county, Maryland, half hours ride the
Metropolitan lIOad Address s. l.. CUTTINGS,
Rockville, Maryland. ap27-3t'
TOR RENT-With frst-ciass Table Board
Il ROOMS, single and en- suite, moderate price, for
spring and summer months; No. 6l1 l1th street
north west, near II. mart w.
NILEIEEN'S Csraer OF 10th and K streets
l'A northwest, ashington, ID. O., one square from
Avenue and streeT cars. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, a. per day House thor
oughly renovated ana refurnished.
teb6-ly FRANK MILLIREN, Proprietsr
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On behalf OF the late employe

WE INVITE the attention OF those who de-
sire TO purchase fine gold jewelry TO the op-
pOrfunity offered to make such purchases at
a great saving to them by calling at the old
established emporium of Mr.. John r. Prigg,
No. 49, Pennsylvania avenue, who has made
most satisfactory arrangement for himself
and his patrons, by receiving direct from the
celebrated diamOnd-setter. Mr.. Afford, of
Brooklyn, fresh invoices of Lake George dia-
mOnds, topaz, and amethystS set in real gold
and manufactured in accordance with the
latest and most desirable styles. Mr. Prigg
receiving these goods on approval direct from
the manufacturer, gets them at less figures
than he could obtain them through what is
known as a middle man. therefore he is en-
abled TO seli them much below the usual re-
tail price, and at the same time furnish his
patrons constant succession of novelties,
without running the risk of accommodating a
large stock, as he has the privilege of return
ing all goods not sold at the end OF each
month. His stock of 1S-karat gold chains
gold front sets, buttons, &c, from BarrOws Il
Co., take the place of solid gold goods and
sell at prices ranging from AZ TO $50 per set.
we noticed among his assortment very
heavy eOld-plate guard chain in Is karat an
exact Imitation of the Sl42 chain in gold
which he sells at $50, and a choice assortment
OF gold-front sets in amethyst, garnet and
enamel in dead gold. Mr.. Priggs entire as
sortment is well worthy orlnspectiOn, and
under his present ARA ngernent with the man
ufacturers he is enabled TO sell his goods at
fully IS per cent. less than the usual prices
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L. zGG.
Dealer n Best Varieties ~
kNTBRACITk AND CUMbEhLAsD COAL
Also, WOOD Ia .he STICK, or sawed and .,Itt
Prices moderate Tor cash.
Offoee and karis,-Eort % n street saa Tno.se
Island avenue, between 9 n and Ion stree
orders also received through Me~-rs HAMILTON
EARSoh, corner CIR a. u srre-ts W ~
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Last evening Detectives McDevitt and
tOomes arrested a short, stout, dark yellow
colOTed man, about Il or 20 years OF age, Civ
ing TIE name OF VIM Smith, on the charge OF
committing number of larcenies by sneak
ing into houses while families were at their
meals And carrying Oft articles of clothing.
lie was taken 10 sevel al pawn brokers' from
whose places stolen property has lately been
recovered and two of them Identified HIM
The party who had pawned some coats ard
other wearing apparel. He is held az head
quarters give other parties an opportunity
10 identify him.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
/" Complete Pictorial History Of the
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City Directory.'

CITY OFFICERS:
MAYOR. JoaB' W. Mosclcy.
CLERK. j. u. Wolfe.
TREASURER, Is: Williamson.
ALDERMEN, -:IIepry Washington. j. p.
Harley. Is: Williamson. Il. ID. Wolfe.
PosTMASTER, w. r: w illiams.
CHURCHES.
METHODIST ErIsCorA!. .C!EuRCH-Rev
ThOnias Phillips. pastor. Services, inoI IL
Ing. afternoon and evening.
BArrlsr.-Rev. Mr.. Norris, pastor
Services, first Sunday evening. and the
second and fourth Sundays, morning.
aud evening.
METnbDIsT (sohth).-Rev. Mr.. Cam
pbcll. pastor. Services morning and
evening. Sunday. school. 8 A. VI.
PRrsnYTEHI>N.- Mr.. f''rnwn
evangelist. Services. morning and after
noon.' Sundhy-schooi, 8 IL a. NJ.
ErISCoiAL.- First and third Sundays
Morning and afternoon.
LtTIiERASC SCHtReH.-:Rev srr. IIough.
pastor. Services, morning 10l-2, even
Ing Mt { o'clock.
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which seemingly renders it pleasant
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est in our work. None of our young
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w. E.. WILLIAMS, Z. NJ.
Bishop Haven.

Bishop Haven has just made us
one Of his welcome visits. He
preached ut Charleston Centenary
Church on Tuesday night Of last week,
70 large and deeply-intcrcsted con-
gregation. On the following day lie
visited the Claflin University, giving
words Of cheer to the students, who
always anticipate his vints with more
than ordinary pleasure. The Bishop
endures the peculiar phases Of this
Southern life and labor with remark
able physical vigor, and al exhaust
less fund Of cheerful good nature,
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n depository Of Fashion, Pleasure
md Instruction"
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fnc y zAR is edited with cnntribr.
il0n =. 'a" aud talent that we seldom
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Srit 'h'' "rgan of the great world OF
h>'Hp'D = BoStOn Iiauriirr.
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M young aides by its flshiOu-plltes IN
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lu mte,itWilias by it>ta>Iciul designs for
iSlippers ami luxurious dress
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ieHca I, paper has acquired II wide
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HEALTH SEEEERs. It is said ,ha,
Jacksonville, Florida, is overrun with
Northern visitors, SO that hotels and
mafding-honscs are uncomfortable
crowded. Those who seek health in
that section have to pay dear price
for it. The people will learn in time,
that other sections of the South arc
moro favorable for health.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
y b.isher's Notices.

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agent oi lni- paper.
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al authorized agent for this paper.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06
CoTToN QUOTATIONS
FRIDAY EVENING.
TOWN CRIER.

TOWN CRIEIS.
Sales-day passed Off quite quietly.
We are having genuine March
weather.
Is. G.. Frederick and T. Summers
haze been appointed notarics public.
Edward Argo has been appointed
trial Justice for Browns poll.
Judge Reed has appointed c.. Il.
Miles as legdi adviser to the grand
jury Of Charleston.
Col C. G. Pufrer Of Charleston, has
been annnintcd Enitcct States Minis
ter to Brussels.
Rev. D. ". Cuttino will deliver
temperance lecture in this place on
tlrc 13u inst.
We learn that Mr. Danish's loss Gy
tie recent fire in Branchville, was be-
tween $4,000 and SC, ,OOO.,
,,., r,.
~.
.Ei,,x, -, ~ - . j.
,iao ze,,4y WIN H., N,., ,yEa,l.,, (,
5r,,.
,a, rI,,.. ,,,,, III, IN {,
n,o. nua,, s,n H..
rf?Gt Jns!icc Meyers has sbteu
crowded. win business during The
week.
Il Washington tlispa,cl. Announces
the appointment and confirmation by
the Senate of A. Webster as pbst-
master of Orangohurg.
:, ~,
~ 1N"a.'" - i" nue. %
been spending a day or two in Co.
lunbia, while on tour farther south
ward.
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