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G. OR GETOW w.

MEETING OF LoT-HoLDsRs or OAK HILr.
CEMkrERy.-A special meeting of the TO-
holders in OAK Hill cemetery was caliet for
last night, at GoddaFd's Han. by Theodore
Barnes, John W. Simms, p. MeCaSn. II ary
Weaver and Joseph Weaver, for the purpose
Of giving expression regarding the action of
the board of directors of the cemetery i'm
removing Mr.. Daniel Barker. late superin-
tendent OF said cemetery, and any other
questions in connection Herewith. Or.
Robert Reyburn was chosen 10 preside, with
j. II. Tustin as secretary. Mr.. j. W. Deeble
raised the point that Il was necessary 10
inquire IL a quorum was present. twenty lot
holders being necessary, and they must own
three hundred square feet each. After some
discussion, DIR. Reyburn asked those present
who owned three hundred feet OF ground in
the cemetery to arise. when il was found
that the following gentlemen, who owned
that amount. We're present or represented by
proxy: j. w. Decide. Thomas j. Lazenby,
George X. Herrick, Jacob a. Hiestou, w. G.
Brock, f. Butter. Sarah A. TurtOn, Alex
Blundon. George T. Raub. A. Buchly, j. X
Vernon. j. +. BGrch, j. Fisher. and James B.
Yates. There not being a sufficient number
present. the meeting was declared adjourned.
CATTLE MARKET.-Messrs. Means, Wea-
yer d Co report 30 head OF cattle offered at
DroveTs' Rest to day, of which 90 were sold
at prices ranging from TO * cents per
pound. 1900 sheep and lambs were offered,
and zoo sold at from 1 Il to 81 cents per
pound for sheep; lambs brought from 81 tn
S4!o per head. 20 cows and calves were sold
at from sos 20 $50. Market duh.
RIVER AND CANAL.-A rrivesl nv the river
steamer Jane MoSeley. from Norfolk, con-
sigr ed to q. f. II yde, with general merchan-
disc for District merchants; by the canal
boat Wheeler & Barron, with 9, 100 bushels of
wheat for Hartley & Bro. and 200 bushels OF
wheat and 500 bushels OF corn for III. NJ Tai
bolt.
FISH NARKET.-Simmons & 60. to-day
sold 10 COO herring, at from ~ 10 50 per thou
sand.
JHE LINTHICUN INSTITUrE-Mr Josiah
Dent, pres ident of The Iinthicum Institute
10 day called uDOn Mr.. w. W. Curtis presi-
dent of the board Of school trustees of the
District, and notified him that they are
ready to begin the necessary preparations
Tor the opening of their institute in the quar-
tiers assigned them in the new Georgetown
school building. The trustees of the insti-
tute have large room and ante room on the
first floor, and the free use OF the large hall
They propose TO begin with q night school,
and subsequently, To open a school for in
stTuction in the higher branches, 10 which
VIII be added courses of popular and Scien-
tihc lectures. The Linthicum fund now
amounts TO about $50, 600. the income from
which viii be used as above Indicated.
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New Fire Alarm Telegraph.


IMPORTANT ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COM
NISSIONERS
The following order was issued to-day bv
The District Commissioners: THAT the
president of the board OF fire commissioners.
chief engineer OF the fire department, and
the superintendent Of the fire alarm tele-
graph, are hereby appointed a committee to
invite and consider proposals for the con-
struciiOn of fire alarm telegraph within
the cities of Washington and GEORGETOWN
They viii enter upon their duties at once:
consider and test the respective propositions
submitted to them. and report the results of
their investigation, with such recOInmcnda-
tons as they may deem advisable, at the
earliest practicable moment. The boxes and
wires must be attached TO buildings, as poles
Will not be erected for this purpose
The Commissioners, desiring To carry out
the intention Of Congress in this regard and
recognizing the Imperative demand for this
much-needed improvement as a measure of
SaIetN ana necessity, expect the committee
10 cordially cooperate with them in prO-
curing The simplest, best and most econOmi-
cal system that can be obtained As il is
very important that this work should be
commenced Immediately, the different man
nfacturers VIII be notified by the committee
70 submit their proposals without DELAY
Inc papers relating To this subject, which
rave been filed in the Office of the District
commissioners, VIII be referred for the con
slderation Of the committee, To be returned
Win all other papers in the case, with their
report"
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THE MARKET DEALERS SUITs.-The case
against +. +. Lancaster, bacon dealer in
the Center market, which is one of a series
OF suits brought by the Market Company
against the occupants of stalls TO recover
possession OF the stands. was resumed before
justice Robinson yesterday. The cross-ex-
animation OF p. III. Smith, clerk of the mar
ket, was concluded, and General Birney pro-
ceeded 10 argue the case for the company.
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RAILROADS.
N" Sqhs6teS Siss n fd "a ttseiSsok,
PHILADELPHIA,

fHRoyeH LINE 10 eAiTisokg
PHILADELPHIA,
sKw yoRK,
AL POINTS IN TRs WV EN6LsND
STATES
TBRogGB HETWEkN WASHINGTON Ann
WITHOUT CHANCE or CAS-
The eguiPnaent On fh!s line a. neu Eud 81 III noe
elegant and improved hntsh.
TEAM lEANlNG AZ Gas N. y Phil.
MAN PAkLOR CAR TRAIN FNCiUsIVkLY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING Csks ON
NFGHT TRAINS
:, On and after tEbkIARl : .. is7s, trains ~ ,his
ltne Nih irsve DCpt a baltimore ed Potomac
kAilroad. ccrncr 81 9Th and streets. ~ fcflows.
e:oS o. n EEr-eEs Tor Philadelphia, NeN Nork.
snn points Eass daily. cpcepf sunday.
s:23 .. m Limited kNpress-Pulhnan Car Train
for Philadelphia. New Tcrk arlf rri~s- Fssf
daily. except sunday.
lis .. N. ENPress Tor paladelphia srd New Nors
daily. fncCFt SEnisy.
tas N. FTpress tor PtilsdslPhis sad way points
sos , m. Fzeross for PhfsSeiphiS. New York
and poiu's r at faily.
PILIMAN PARLOR q AXIS on al naY Trains
~ LYMAN PALACE SLEEPING CAkS %
fickets and ornaiion be procured At the Of
ces 81 the npapy.
BagsSr> called Cor Snd checked =, hotels sna RI,
Hsfe Residences ORDER ieft st the cfcas ct the
company. nCrthsast corner 18Th street aud ptuuss
Nsuia avenue, ana on northeast corner Of pegNs,l-
vsnia sveruN ana Cfh street
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
u N BOYD. IN.
Genera Passenger Agent. ptsisfelphi Pa
- GkcRGN f. NlLhfNS.
ictl SUPPLEMENTARY Tagtfu1.-. a
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CIT Y 1T K NJ s.

Go AT ONCE To Kiiwell & Henderson. fnf
Sth street, and select your wall paper and
WINDOW shades from their new styles just re-
celVed, and selling at the lowest cash
prices. 5JOG
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SPECIAL BARGAINS are the inducements
held out by Davis, 719 Market Space, else
where in to-day's paper. Ladies getting up
their spring and summer outfits should not
fail TO give him call and examine his va
ried and extensive stock OF seasonable at
fractions ~
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Largest stock or Vases, UrnS, Statuary,
Fountains and iron Furniture for Garden
and Cemetery use in the city. at Hamilton
Il Parsons, Y. NJ. G. a. Building, 9th and
ID streets. q COO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: George Combs and Eliza Chidester
Thomas Lane and Eliza Thomas, James NJ
Nolan and Mary A. Callan, Alfred Brax ton
and Ellen Smith, Julius Taylor and Susan
Bay liss, Dennis Harrison and Mary Whita-
ker, John fl. Gray and Leanna Mackoy.
Henry Hall and Jennette Brown
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BUILDING AsSoCIATIoNs.-Att the ninaty-
hrst meeting OF the Washington Co-opers-
tive association. 81 200 Were sold at an aver
age premium OF 20 per cent, and shares
were drawn from the hat.
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FINE PRICES FOR BooKs-Thos. Bowling.
auciloneer. sold last evening at his rooms a
set OF Audubon's Birds and Quadrupeds of
America, in all eleven volumes, to Judge
Bailey, for $40; also. Michaux & Mitall's
American Silvia and Flora, &C., TO the same
gentleman, for S55; and all the books of any
value brought good prices, giving an evil
dence of the appreciation OF our citizens tor
standard literature.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
JOHN H. ANDOT 4 SnN

. NO. li9 Bridgs street GtcTgeTolrH. ID e.,
Have received from New York and Offering 10 ems
fsmers great bargains in BLACK SILKS, Pongees,
Uebages and Polonase plalds
MOURNING GOODS of all the best makes No
hairs, AIpaCas, Grenadines, Jaconets, Nainsooks
fIctoTls Lawns, real Swiss and French Muslips
Ladies and Gents Underwear.
Thomson : and Victoria Kid and other GLOVES
Eaihrlgan and English HOSE and HALF HOSE
bOUSkF kkNlSHlNG GOODS of all kinds
Eieached Musins, all makes, az the iotrsy, pricsS
Gents and Boys Cassine res, Twseds, Drills, Sc
OlLtLOTHS and MATTINGS.
Having purchased largely at the recent decline for
casa we are Offering special induc-n ent= to cISa
bRtoS. ~ Goods sent 10 any part of Washington
apzz i'm JOHN II. SMO0T & son.
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FkOPkRrY-owNERs who have not made
application for damages to property by
resson Of public improvements can now Me
0tveet. ~
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A Divine NIeuiciue

IS exercise in the open air and sunshine.
and il is best taken by daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who patrOnize DIR. Whites well-known
establishment for relief from Corns, Bunions,
troublesome Nails, &c.
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PATENTS TO WASHINGTONIANS.-P Patents
nave just been issued To the following resi-
dents of the District of Columbia: Edward A
duncan, asslgnor of one half OF his right &c j
Harley, Boise City. Idaho. for preserving
meat: j. II. Cathell, for gas apparatus:
Thomas a. Edison, assignor TO himself and
george Harrington, for duplex telegraphS:
Victor klobassa, game boards; James d.
Smlth, slrainers for wash-basins and bath
tubs; PhilipR. Voorhees,, steering apparatus.
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w +. GIBB, Nsk CO.

W. $50 BrtTcs S,Tesr. tfeorg.fctra. ID q
HaXe opened Tor inspection n great variety OF
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS
az prices o. suit the times.
81, *, 40 and - cents
Plain and Plaid SIR PONQFES 62.
Black GRENADINES from 371s up
Black all wool DELAINES, sirgle aud double
widths.
BLACK all wool French CASHMERE, double width.
- - cents: very fine one AZ Sil5
black Sill kS from So cents to So 50
cents.
Black Cashmere and Merno SHAwLS
LAWNS
We invite the Ladies to look at onr Dress Good
before purchasing elsewhere. Good Corsets So cts
Thompson close-tttine Corsets; genuine DOG In
Gcves and CrOquet Mitts; Thread Gleyes for Ladies
and Gents; Ladies bite Cotton Hose, 10 cents per
PAIR and mp, Mems Brown Half Hose 10 cents par
PAIR ard up Cartwright & Warmers Gauze Ne-ino
Vests for Ladies; Gents GalZe Merino shirts snlen
sld Towels D., Is and 81 cents: Damask Napkius and
Iah,o Dsmask very cheap, ParaSols and Sun I'M
Drtlas, all the best makes 81 BleaC he'd aud Brown
oottons az the very lowest prices ns-OcIOth rs and
mE'tlngs. w r. GIRRn<S A. go
). RICHARD BURROUGHS. ap2g-2x
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-B. III. Warner, rea!
estate broker and auctioueer, sold, yaster-
day afternoon, by j. Il. COldwelI salesman
TOT surviving trustees of Johnson HELEN de-
ceased, northern part of lot 1, in square $50
fronting 70 feet inches on 9th street west
near the Unitarian church, by n depth of ai
feet inches, to Woodbury. Wheeler at at 10
ger square foot. Also, lot 16, in square SOS
fronting 80 feet on + street north between ri
and Sd streets west, with a depth of 100 feet,
TO James Gourley, at 10 cents per square
loot. BY r. ID. tleary, salesman a two story
brick house, No. 1il7 New Jersey avenue, To
ChaS. WHrdeman, at ~ ,G1O. Also, for y. F.
Cleary, trustee, brick store and warehouse
No. 462 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~
ana 9th streets northwest, TO John Feagan
al $3.50. By George f.. Emmons, salesman
for Messrs. Fraser and Edison, trustees, lot
Y, square $50, fronting 50 feet on F street
between iH and 9Th streets, southwest by
depth OF 100 feet, to John A. Prescott AT Il
cents per square foot. Mr.. Warner has also
sold 10 W. Baum lots Il and L.. square 800 on
last Capitol street, for 50 GO, subject to the
special Improvements.
b. III. Warner will sell this afternoon, for
VIM. A. Gordon, trustee, commencing mt 4
o'clock. several desirable building lots at
Mount Pleasant. For MessrS. Fraser a Ed
son, trustees, at $50 O'Clock. a neat three
story frame dwelling house, lot 10 feet TO-
inches by 40 feet, on Washington street near
4th. Also, lot |, square 153, on the southwest
corner OF 81 and r streets northeast; lots ,
and 3, square 753, on north side of + street
between I'd and 81 streets, northeast; lots 20
Il, y, Z3 and "A, square 153, on 81 street, be-
tween r and q streets, northeast. We call
speclal attention To these sales, as the DrO-
perry is desirably located and the terms so
reasonable, superior Inducements TO pur-
chasers are offered.
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LOCAL NE " :.


FvyFs Og~Ta HOslse~--Tne b"sntifi,k N.Y..
Ronsby as Julia Ia The HureiI'EscfS"
ynsfo,,al The1fer. 49, naiy's Firm Avenue
TheaIsT company IA the Big B1F.saza-"
Th<a.sr ObssiG1sc-lfCsts OF new faces n an
excellent miscellaneous programme of spe-
sialties.
Ar<7lBe 7Heafc--FiTSt appearance Of sew
efal rev STARS ~ -OcaiiSm and minus reisy
rerforrlance. COGcluding with The can-can.
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IRrY Hn.i IN q nm a IL

DR.. G.. w Benson's Celery AMI Charnomile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure Head
aches, Neuralgia, ard Nervousness, and will
cure any case, no matter how obstinate il NAV
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
Sleeplessness. Price 80 cents per box sent
post free To any address, or may be ordered
through any druggist. Office 109 North Eu-
taw street, Baltimore Md. Sold by an Drug
gisfs. Charles StOtt d Co, $50 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, agents for Washington. 5,t,th.s,3 :
FOR Moth Patches, FreckIes and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. ii Is reliable. For Pimples on the
race Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
P7Tgs ImfTored CODletiole and Piniple Rem
en-. The Great skin Medicine, or consult DR..
Il. 4. Perry, ~ Bond street New York 55 I.
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(HLLD fOIsONED.-YeSterday after
nooh a eolored child. daughter OF Mrs. Ander-
- on =, between Sd and AZ streets south
West, BY mistake drank tie contents 81 !,
oIe OF insect poison. DIR. Brooks was
a.e1 IN and administered an emetic AMI
Nc, - -. - The opinion that the results will
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~, SILVER AND RCBBER RIvErrp
y, street ueaS
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
nENLIN & CO.,
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOR OUR CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS To
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
F1RsT-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS FROM DUB READY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO A LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
DUB LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS.
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRING
OyEkCOATs, FROM WHICH WE FILL Or
DERS In TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNIsHINo
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAR.
MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE ON
FURNISH READY MADE.
Devlin & Co.,
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THE NATIONAL UNION PRINTING Com
PASY.-There has been recorded i'm the office
OF the Recorder of Deeds a certificate of the
Incorporation of the National Union Print
ing company, for the purpose of carrying on
the printing and publishing business in all
lts branches. The capital is fixed at -, 900,
divided in shares of ten dollars each. and the
Following are the trustees for the first wear;
GEORGE a. X. McNier, William McLane
Allen Coffin, Nicholas Watkins. W. II. Tow
ers. j. f. ClarkSOn. &. u. y. Wroe, Thomas +.
Maber. and :. y. Hilton
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w ii. WHEATLEY,S

STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAB
LISHMENT.
40 JttsrSOn Street, GtorgaoteH. ID. C.
Established. lS3l. Premium awarded. 1857 I'm
Iarged and improved, 1874. Ladies aud Gentlemen =
%%e esHahg spPare q every description, including
&C., &c, nicely cleaned or dyed; also Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months
Send US your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at any place I'm the District free OF extra
Charge. Work received and returned hy mail or ex-
press from and to any place in the country sp2Itr
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IMMENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Childrenis Imported Striped Hose, from 6 TO SIX
25c pair; best British do, Soc, 75c Ladies' do
SOC Ladies W hite Hose, full regular, pair 81: do
Balbrggan, extra long, unbleached, Soc Men best
btuish nail hose, suPerstout or snperfne, splendid
Mems full regular half Hose, 25c; Mems douIls
heel do pair 2Sc.; Ladies Lisle Thread GauntIets
and two Button Gloves, 25c Mems Lise Thread
Gioves, &c; Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods
SIi Men AIDS colors and black, 81; Lace Ties,
and me Jap; Fans, 5c. Black and White Satin
ans gilt stick painted and colored large Fans only
Al; Children s Lace Hoods and Caps very nice 9 l.
Shiiorens iuIl Aprons tcheckered Nainsook), TO
button behind soc Ladies' colored Linen Aprons
new style, SOC: Childrens Sun Bonnets, 25c.; La,
nne W hite Tucked Skirts, handsome Ohemse Long
Gowns, Short Gowns, fine Emt roidered Drawer
only 81; hne Scotch bingham, large Sun Umbrellas'
81; travelling Satchels, Hand Satchels and Bags
ana Baskets In large variety from Soc TO 80 shawl
ac packages Brown Windsor Soap, Sc: Gsr Usp,
Tools, &c., fne Stereosc opes, 75c the very hest q
stereoscopic Views Of Washington and the outside
world, III per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames
complete 2Sc, Soc, 81, 81; Gilt and Velvet Photo
Bird .sesp se1s n nSses sSd i sss
very best Rubber Dressing Combs, 25c and Soc.
Hair and Clothes Brushes, Csc, 5Oc aud ii: Sne
micfoscoRts with Objects. ST. Vases and Statuettes
on Sets and Spittoons, Bouquet Holders, &C.
Ss SO ~ 70 so sets Of Croauet q 81, 81, 32I5,
Examine them. Our stock Of chean and msdinm
Sowy ,s 20 large that 1t would be folly to try and
en9merate IT; II Comprises everything that is new
snS Rety ana the prices range from &c up to s2
h .ns quality is far ahead Of anything which has
Ne0A onerea heretofore at these prices.
apAly 312 7th street, near Penn. avenae.
VsN-
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HOG + STREET

apN-N HOG STREET
NEW AND WONDERFUL INVENTION
l. The king IRON" Q combined Smoothing
CLOSING, Band and Flutng Iron. 1t works perfecfl
Apply at 400 Louisiana avenue, third story, be.
tween 30 and q. m.
WILLIAM II. BRIGGS.
mAyil lot Wellington, ID. q
NO HU4BUG.-L. RICE viii pay Q fair ca.h
s PFC 81 sny asS e lsdis: and cea
SHOES, &C., 623 7th strest, bofvera ana n
south. Lots b. nail promptly sttandsd to. 0va. "
S0UTHpQMN HUTTON, New sPRInu LANE
H1S s1c !, ~ u9Ts.ptitie: q vfAL SWEET
oD21-tr
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cANIIN'TiOS AGAINST THE DISTRICT
sShAissIoNERS--Mr. Joan w. Rosa yester-
80 Ior Albert Clngria and others died a
ID IOr an injunction against the Ceanmis-
.l' sieIs OF NE District 10 prevent them or the
~ .tcur rom nliing lots Is and I6 square
I ~, which hey claim is being illegally dsne
manages their property and creates a uuIs-
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PtANO, tUk kENT-A nice seven octave Bose :.
low rent. II may be seen by esIiine al
zoe SIN street northwest, between 81. andvvvGvv
- .. ~. oeLerencee required. mayl1-3tr
oAkEg LOAN 0FFJOl. Cmney AZ IA ss,e.t
yo,S .e Ne0 1@k AreenS, entrance on New -
!. w ~. Avenue Ihe noet private Loan O6icel
- ~ city. Aoney load q the lowest rafeO q
20 fissed Wars Gvns, PissolS, Ladiss' "a
Sri1a ssn1 Wofhhss voEDstss and I'll = ss-s>: Of
6eo1tn
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NEW kxPgsss LINENIA CAEAL.

~ EETWkKN
PHILADELPHIA. ALEXANDRIA, Va WASH
IHGIOE AND GEORGETOWN. PC
-AlLINs Days.
From FisT :, North whRrves, Phiisdsipa.a
SATD kpAN, a. - 70. .E-@- !,
From 80 " ater stree, SeCrge-o~, 4
n. C. MONDAY ~ { 2. n.
= This line connects Of Phiistelrhla with CLYDE.
Regular Semi -ve Sly Line ~ Stesr1cr- Tor Prot
dence, Boston and New England Sissss. NJ wharf
age ia Boston by ;his lire
G.. y. HYDE, Ager. scr .. ofC
NM T. CLYDE co, Philadeig lie.
Y. A. REID. Alexandria. Va.
d q. MINK, % DeyOnskirs street. Bosson
81 KTeights delivered BY KNOWS ENpreSs Or
ders left al General Office, SOS Pennsyfyanis ave
attended to. sencltr
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RARGAlNS. BARGAINS. BsaGAtSS
the new snd popular yIes.
victoria Lawns, part Linen; PiQues. Organizes.
&C. faras0ls ard sun Umbrellas, from 50 ca,ts 10
IS. Cloths, Cassimeres, and Liaen prilliuss Best
yard vide Pacific Percaes choice styles, I2I, cents
tottons and Celicoes at lowest prices Que case
coed Bleached Shirting ~ 10 cents. worth l2I;
Al OUR NEW STORE,
1o3 BRIDGE STREET
apo Nv DENIIIIN MILLER
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ACCIDENT To AN AGED MARYLANpFF.-
te>tcfday Mr. Thomas W. Cough, 70 years
Sid, cltlzen OF 81. MaTy's county. Md. had
hs rght wrist broken and was otherwise
severely injured by being thrown from his
wagon AT GoOd Hope hill, his horse having
taken fright. Officer Anderson convened
hIIn 10 Crutehett's drug store, where his
wounds were dressed by Drs. Little and Lat
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-13
GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts

DRY GOODS
IL OIL CLOTHS.
AND MATTINGS,
BROWNS
Spring stock is fen and complete, the largest and
cheapest stock ~ medium ard low priced Drv Goods,
Mating, sud Oil Cloths that eau be found in town
A large stock OF Plaid and Plain Dress g eds for
fnts - cents Mp. The cheap BLACK silk and Al
paceS 20 be had. Lot Of Press Goods at Is cents
cost by cents Harris. Seamless. and Victoria two
button Aid Gloves. medium and light shades Ham
burg Edgings and Inserting, all domestic sold at a
shs0e above cost Call and see how chesp am sell
ing goods this spring.
s. THO. BROWN,
may ] Wv No rlI Rridea s,ras,