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n CoMICAL PARTY.-A party of as connical
Characters as ever visited this city came here
yesterday from Washington. There Were
hVe OF them, of whom one seemed To have
supreme control over the others Among
other strange freaks they visited an the
apothecary'S shops in the city at each ono
OF which they called for five doses of the most
nauseous medicines, which having been pre- .
pared, they advanced to the counter and
drank them down as though they were drink
ing at a bar. At one druggists they took
castor oil, and at anOther'S ipecac on their
way 10 the steamboat wharf they entered a
emma store; and purchased five queensware
vessels, which having been wrapped IN i'm
separate bundles, each man took one and
started off, but two of them smashing theirs
before they reached the boat. they were
escorted back by the other three, and made
10 buy two others. The whole party then
embarked, having spoken no words save
chaSes. f
CIVIL RIGHTS-A stranger went info an
ice cream saloon on King street Yesterday.
taking cOlOred man with him and asESi
Tor TWO plates OF cream. He was infOrme
that he could be served where he was hut
that the colored man would have TO ia Ike his
cream in another room. The man repliaI
that the colOred man ate with him at home
ana should he allowed TO do 50 here The
proprietor of the saloon res pOnied that he
had no doubt the colored man was good
enough TO eat with him, too good and shouId
have his cream in the room where colorcd
people ate, but that be, the white man. was
not good enough to eat in his house. shouldn't
eat There, and that the sooner he left the
hetter IL would he for him. The stranger
acted on the prOprietor's advice and left.
EXAMINATION CoNCLUDED.-The exami-
natl0n OF the charges, lately brought against
MI. r. r. White. collector of internal reve-
nue. for this district. which has been in pro
gress, I'm This city, for some days past has
Deen concluded by the special agent, Sant
here for that purpose, but the action ar the
department upon his report has not vet been
made public Gazette. .jOth ut.
DEATH OF Gov. kEMPER'S SrSTER-MrS
MaltneWs, sister OF James l.. kemper. died
MONDAY at her residence near Culpeper
Court House. This worthy and much Lowell
lady had been an invalid for number of
years, ana her demise was to her, perhaps
welcome relief from a disease. which me'ii-
cine. and the kindly ministrations of many
friends had failed utterly 10 relieve her
NlRLaLCl .HnfL ltN
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GEORGETOWN.

PoroMAC LIGHT INFANTRY.-Ata meet
ing last night at Society hall, corner of High
and Bridge streets, for the purpose OF reor-
ganiZing the Potomac Light Infantry-Mr.
John r. Offley in the chair, and Mr.. +. W.
Deeth secretary-on motion of Mr.. Libbey,
ii was resolved that a committee be APP
pointed to draft plan for the reorganization
OF the Potomac Light Infantry Company
subject to such notifications and amend
ments as may be made at future meetings
The chair appointed Messrs. Libbey, Chew
and H0wes committee TO draw up the
proper plan. Mr.. Offiey was requested and
consented To act as member OF the con, N {.
tee in the capacity of chairman. The object
is 10 reunlte the old members of the corps
and then open recruiting list, in which will
oe enrolled such young men as are DESTROYS
of joining.
The CATTLE MARKET.-MeSsrS. Means
weaver & Co. report sales to-day at Drovers
hest of 2SS head OF cattle. at from to G !.
cents per pound; loo left over. 800 sheer
ana lambs were offered OF which 900 Were
sold at from 81 TO $3.50 per head for lamb
ana from to q cents per pound for old
sheep; 900 were left over. * cows and calves
We're sold at from $50 TO SO. Market very
dull. '
GRAIN TRADE.-Messrs Hartley 4 Bro
report sales to-day of / 800 bushels of wheat
AZ .35 per bushel.
THOSE WHO WOULD SPEND a rIeasapt
evening Will do well To visit the fete cham
petre To he given for the benefit of st John :
church tomorrow evening at the beautiful
place corner of High and Road streets
Georgetown.
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LOC1L " Z " S.
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted tO-nifE. at
3 II. m. and extinguiShed AZ a. m.
The Girl | left behind me" and what
are the Wild Waves Saying" are two droll
photographs from Robert Beaii.
Rev. y. y. BiBahan, OF the Dor inican
Order. now stationed at st Dominic's
Church. l. one of the eloquent preachers Who
conducted the missions here last winter
The detectives yesterday had Edward w
Snyder. arrested for the robbery of Perry's
store. and Henry LutZ, the alleged German
fOTger, mugged for the fine art collection
krown a the rOgUes gallery.
The North Baptist and Mount Zion VI. f.
Churches excursion tomorrow will be a
pheasant trip for families. and one of the
cheapest OF the season. rs TEay be seen by re-
feIring To Cur advertising columns.
Mr. r 4. Brown. a student of Columbian
College. while on his way to the commence
Heut exercises of that Institution last even
ing was relieved by some enterprising thief
Of a handsome watch and chain, during his
ride H. The 18th street or Avenue street cars.
Bailin Edwards last night arrested George
GaUm on a warrant, charging him with viO-
latiUg the internal revenue laws by selling
cigars without license. L. :. Commissioner
J. l. Johnson committed Gaum To Jail for a
hearing.
TIE annual commencement Of Mount st.
Agnes Academy, located a; Mt Washington,
Md, took place yesterday. Among the
Young ladies receiving premiums were the
following from this city. Misses Maggie
Duty. talsO a medal for Christian doctrine }
Fila Duffy. Lille Childs. Mary Forsyth, Ella
Jardella. and Annie owens.
The moonlight excursion of Prof Nalen-
tines Dancing Academy 10 Marshall hall
last night was a pleasant affair. Tue steamer
Arrow. Capt. HOllingShe9d, left the wharf at
foot of Sth street. at O'Clock. with about 80
eNcurSlonists, among them some excellent
dancers. ard with string band made them
selves merry until the return of the boat
about O'Clock this morning.
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Annual commencement GOnzaya
GOIlPre-
AWARD OF MEDALS AND PREMIUMS.


The eighteenth annual commencement of
GODZaga College took place Tuesday evening
at Masonic Temple, and notwi tn tanding the
prevalence OF the storm there was a large
audience present. Prof w. Il. Morgan's
orchestra furnished the music and opened
with march, during which the students who
were TO Ia Ike part in the exercises headed by
rrof. Lancaster took seats on the platform.
The order of exercises, intersperSed with
music, was as follows: Home Influence
(eSsay,l by James w. ORourke; The Com,
Tat, tdeclamatiQn,) jeremiah j. McCarty;
Boys and BoyhoOd, (essayD VIM. A. Lackey:
The EXlle's Return, defamation Maurice
j. Clagett; The Past, Present, and Future of
The Republic, (essayD VIM. b. Reynolds.
delivered. Rev. Father Jenkins, president
assisted by Rev. Father Lynch, vice presi-
dent and secretary, awarded the medals and
premiums as follows:
Second Class of Greek-Medal TO Martin
j. Hollohan; premium, VIM. A Lackey.
Filth Class OF Greek-Medal, Jas. ID. Glen
nan; premium, Timothy b. Barrett. Fourth
Glass of Latin-Medal, Martin ]. HOllohan;
premium, Jas. ID. Glennan. Sixth Glass of
Latin-Medal, Jas: w. o Rourke; premium,
Medal, Martin j. Hollohan; premium VIM.
B Reynolds. Chemistry-Medal, Martin J.
Hoiiohan; premium, VIM; b; Reynolds. Geo
VIM: b. Reynolds. Algebra Medal, Andrew
r. Hofer; premium, Chas. N. Ironside and
Dennis NJ. Kerr. Third Glass of English
Metal, VIM. b. Reynolds; premium. Dennis
NJ Kerr. Fourth Glass of English-Medal
James ID. Glennan; premium, James w
O'Rourke. Fifth Class of English-Medal,
S Wm; NJ Nous Cusie; premium VIM. p. o,Connor.
/. Griffith. English Composition-Premi-
ums; VIM. b. Reynolds, Jas. w. ORourke
and w. +. O'COnner. Third Glass of His
tory-Plemium, Dennis NJ. Kerr and Thos
r. Ryan. Fourth Glass of History-Pra-
Infums, Jas. u Glennan and Michael J.
Deiahanty. Fifth Glass of History-Premi
ums. l.. j. Eliot and w. L. O'Connor SIKH
Class OF History-Premium, ID. O'Connor
Third class of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Dem
MS Nj. Kerr and Andrew +. Hotter Fourth
Glennan and Richard T. Cooney. Fifth class
OF Geograpby-Premiums. Lemuel J. Eliot
and Emile j.. Schwakopf Sixth class of
Geogrs phy-Premlum, EdwartW. Robinson.
First class of BOoskeeping-Medal. Andrew
+. Hofer; premium, Dennis NJ. Kerr. Sec
ord class Of Bookkeeping-Medal, Michael
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THE STEyENSON-SuEA HOMICIDE.
Murder Trial I'm the Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court. Judge Macarthur.
ms morning. the case Of Charles Stevenson.
cOIOred, charged with the murder of COrne-
lius shea. by shooting him with pistol on
The night of May Eth, in the abdomen. caus
ing death on the 9Th of May. was called
Judge Fisher and Mr. Campbell CaTringtOn
for The government. and Gen Henkle and
Judge CUppy for the prisoner.
The prisoner j. q rather small muIattO.
about :, years OF age. and appeared in court
atfTed In dark pants and linen coat. being
quite neat in appearance. ON the death Of
MI Shea he was committed 70 jail. and a
few weeks ago. the prosecuting officers be
coming satisfied that the case was NOT one
Of deliberate murder. the prisoner was re-
leased from jail Ou tail.
The accused was aTTagnej and plead not
guilty. ard the Work Of
SELECTING a Jury
from me regular panel was proceeded with
s. follows. each being sworn on his ypiTs iiTg-
James NJ. Gregory, accepted and sworn.
Albert Parker, challenged by government.
thaTleS ktDman, challenged by defence.
James Thompson. accepted and sworn.
John y >eihy- challenged by defence.
JCuU - McGIll. accepted and sworn.
JEhn w Scott, chat leir gei by defence.
Robert W. Hunter bad conscientious Srru-
pies ON capital punishment.
Joseph III. Hilton had formed an opinion.
PENDANT.
Reuben b. Clark had conscientious scru-
pies.
Richard W. Morgan, accepted and sworn.
Levin /. Cartwright, challenged by de-
fence.
B.A. Eidder. accepted and sworn.
r. y Edwards. accepted and sworn.
4. SlOuSa. challenged by defence.
X. y. BOYD. challenged by government.
y 3 BOhTer. accepted and sworn.
Michael Tally had formed an opinion.
y. j Joyce. excused.
James q. NaylOT had formed ar opinion.
George Donaldson had formed an opinion.
Charles G.. Ball had formed and expressed
an opinion.
Al This point the regular panel was ex-
hauSted-Seyen jurors having been obtained
and the court ordered that twenty-five tales
men be drawn from the box and took a re-
cess till O'Clock.
The court II assembled at > o'clock and the
selection of jury was proceeded with as fol-
lows Daniel Hannah. hal formed and eX-
pressed an opinion, George Emmert. do: w.
a Gray. excused. being a resident of Mary
land; Angelo Harris, accepted and sworn;
BcrJ. Mccoy. challenged by the government.
Joseph shorter, had formed an opinion. Hen
~ NJ IelllHger, accepted and sworn: VIM.
IL Frawner. do, HOTatiO Browning. chal-
lenged by defence.
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REMOVE HOTEL.

x-sjUl This Pleasant and Popular Summer Re
r, ~ Renovo, Pennsylvania. gu the line Of the
Philadelphia Erie Railroad; is now open for Tie
accommodation # visitors Tho Il II alton Of n.
Hotel, Immediately the usIuehana river. IT, the
midst Of splendid mountain scenery aud conii guous
10 celebrated cunning aud trout hing regions,
renders il unusually attractive. while rha acc ,Tn
modatIonS prov lded are # the very best kind. Ex
Pal Offices If the Peuusy lyania Railroad Carnpang
Ior B. ms AID Rates, address PROPRIETOR
REkONO HOTEL. REMOVE. pa i435 SIN
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THE BFyERTDGE HOUSE

MNy MIDDL EBUKG. LOUDOUN co Va
&S.tX-l l. now ready for the reception of Summer
p srIrTs. II lisa handsome house, with - rooms
ard large portic@s. snt i K ~ in the best style
MladiebGrg Is situated in the most beautiful and
healthy section of Northern Virginia, fifty miles
southwest of Washington City: has Churches # y 1
examinations and pleasant society. There j. wi hin
anIle # the House fine Mineral Spring, v n l@e
medical waters have been pronounced by Physicians
70 e equal 20 any in the state ally Stages connect
with the Railroad DePOtS AZ IeeSburg and at The
Plains free ride 10 the Spring every day For
terms. &c, address JOSEPH VI. PATTON, Pro-
nriPtOr. i.1al
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IA TIE MOUNTAIN HOUSE, AT CRES.
AXIS nN SHkINGs Ills 5000 .-.-.......

HMY>pN SPRlNGS.-This fsvCrite summer
AS:kl resort, on the Summit Of the Alleghenias,
~ b. opeued for the reception Of guests June L.
so. Since last season the holdings have been
Enlarged and greatly improved, and new aud beauti-
nj drives have been made through the grounds
or further Inform alton address at either of the
places mentioucd below. the PTopri et-rs. G. W
VI tLLlN h co Cressou Springs, Cambria c.
"a, or Cloud h otel PhilAdelpiiA. Ie22 I'm
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pes COPYING NO LoNGEs NECESSARY.
CLEPHANK 4 CO.'S

NEW AUT0-LlTHOGRAPHIO PROCEOS
PRINTED copies Of all papers furnished m low
rate Of 10 cents Por folio Of 100 words for first copy
apd TWO CENTS per folio for each additions co by
Fac simie copies Of drawings, plans, Ietters cir
culars, &C., at lowest rates.
DepoNitions taken in short hand and trapscript,
furnished in print ct less cost than pt here
tofore. ~
, - ONCE NO Sl5 3th street, OPP. Gen. p. o.. Sd
door. J. o. CLEPHANE
MAURICE PTCHIN.
nyl0 en- " O NTRDOCK
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.

Black GRENADINES at l5c., 25c 4Oc, 5Oc, 62Isc.
!5c., 81, and 8 IS per yard.
heal FRENCH LAWNS, with side border, CSC. per
loo pieces Of VICTORIA LAWN at Doc ami Csc per
yard.
French, Null, Swiss, and Cambria MUSLINs, from
l2hc. per yard up to 75c.
Also, 500 PAkAsOLs and SUN UMBRELLAS at
cost.
Also, 800 d zen Keeps Patent Partly made DRESS
week.
All goods warranted to be as represented By the
statesmen.
W. W. BURDETTE Il CO.,
je25-tf No. 92s 9TH st. NV, and 706 ST. NV.
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|AAJoRDAN.S WaITE SULPHUR

&-11 Fh EUbRi'h COUNTY VIRGfNIi,
One and a half miles from Stephehson's DEPOT.
Terms for NAV, June, September aud October
per day Y 80 per week, and st1Per month;
and $50 per month. Children aud Sery ant- half
price. Round triptickets from Washington IS So
Pamphlets at Ebbitt House.
ie29- I'm
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j: Delahanty; premium, Matthew J. Cum
nirgham. First class of ArithmeticoMe
Michael J. Delahanty; premium, William
Medal, Ambrose +. X. Bart; premium. VIM.
7: OfConnor. Third class OF Arithmetic
Medal, Lemuel j. Eliot; premium, VIM. NJ.
Medal. w. B. Reynolds; premium, d. NJ. Kerr,
Second class of Christian Doctrine-Medal,
Michael j; Delahanty; premium, James D.
Slennan. Third class of Christian Doctrine
MEDAL, John n. saul; premium, William p.
OConnor. Glass of ElOcuton-Meial, Maui
rice j. Clagett; premium, VIM. b. Reynolds.
FIRST class OF Orthography-Premium Mat
thew j. Cunningham and Lemuel J. Eliot
Second class of Observation-Disclosures
Cornelius Connor and Daniel O'Connor First
class OF Penmanship-Premium, Edward F.
Riggs
AT the conclusion of the awards Father
Jenkins made a few congratulatory remarks,
compiimenting the pupils highly on the
credltabie manner in which they had sus-
tanned the examinations, and expressed the
hope that they would enjoy themselves dur
ing the holidays.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM THE Police
COURT CELL-About l O'clock to-day the
prisoners confined in the cells of the Police
Court awaiting commitment to the iail and
workhouse, broke down the door of the cell
and made rush for freedom. There were
nine IN number, and the alarm was given by
one OF the prisoners, when the officers and
ba1l1hs about the court made a rush for
them, and after lively skirmish about the
roofs of sheds and stables. and through Mr.
Fleming's livery stable they succeeded in
rear esting all but four, and sent them TO
the jail. The prisoners who eludct
arrest so far are Thomas LeggjuS. char, d
with burglary, and committed 20 await lie
action OF the grand jury; Richard smith
grand larceny of gold watch and medal
committed for action OF grand Jury; John
Williams. petit larceny of money. 90 DAYS n
JAIL. The cell attached to this court is very
insecuI e, and it is a wonder that il has not
ben demolished before. 1t is believed that
they will all be captured
THE NEW emile TRACK."-The vigorous
manner in which the work on Capt F. p
Hills new race course is being pushed for
As will be seen by our advertising columns,
the surveys, plans, &c, have been COM
pieted. Is. ID. Carpenter, esq, engineer and
surveyor, who executes this portion of the
work, and who is an authority on such mat
tiers. states that when completed. this will
be without question the finest track i'm the
country-the grade being perfect, and the
soil and location excellent.
EMERS0N'S CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS had
a good audience last night at FOrd'S Opera
House, considering the hot weather. and
their performances deserved all the good
things said of them in other cities. The stars
mentioned in the advertisements were all
on hand, and the music was good and the
WlttlclsmS fresh. Only two more nights
The METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK cor
ner OF ith street and Louisiana avenue, pays
hVe per cent. interest on deposits made on or
before the Sd of each month
MANUEL NORMENT. Pres ident
NICHOLAS ACKER. Vice President
j. y. RUFF, Cashier.
JAMES =. EDWARDS. Secretary
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CORAL, French, Garnet. and Lake George
Diamond Jewclry received at Prigg's, on the
q
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Al haif price for two weeks. \ luxury tha
you Will not dispense with.
1,3 913 T. street northwest.
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Russian Bath :

BIFBIG's Liquid Extract of Beef regulates
lhe bowels; strengthens the nerves, inducing
bright, intelligent and vigorous health,
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5000 WANTED FOR BEING CALLED
JHIFF-1 e>terday, MeSSrS. Darlington \
Bro. entered suit for VIM. Warner against
Joseph Bair for SANDER, charging the de-
feEdant with having entered his room and
stolen his watch. 5000 damages are
claimed
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DEATH FROM Observation-Disclosures Ken
ney, latorer, while working on Iith street
Yesterday, about O'Clock, was struck down
from the effects of the heat, and left his work
for home. While on the way he was over
come ard lei! 10 the pavement. Some friends
picked him up and conveyed him TO his resi-
dence, No. los @ street northwest and a phy-
sician Was called. but his efforts 10 "a We III,
were uLa yaillng, and kepney died at O'Clock
last night.
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BuniOns, Ingrowing Nails, &c, Successfully
ire ated at DR.. Whites establishment. 49, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
: a. m. 10 = m Fee, 81 per visit. Owing TO
press of business during office hours Dr
White is unable TO attend patients at resi-
dences, except after p. ma.
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MOORE 'N HOTEL,

&IA WOOHEN HOTEL,
G:M1 LEONIRDTOWN. MARYLAND,
4 nov epen fer he reception of Summer Boariers
The table l. supplied with the best the rket az
lords, Among the amusenents are Salt Water Bath
ing. Fishing. Boating, Crcuuet, and Bowling Sa-
loon Two excellent ply sicsns in the town. Terms:
: 20 per day; - per month. Children and nurses
hall prize, hrst table fun price. Steamer Pilot Is
leaves ashington every Saturday morning az a.
m j.; arrives At y. m. Steamer Sue leaves every
Monday ~ .. m arrives Tuesdays s q. m. address
HERBERT u. MOORE, LeonarltOwn. -. Mary's
Md
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500 10 $4,000 has been invested in Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent profit. How
10 40 IL y book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumbridge Il Co, Bankers, Wall street.
New York. "a:
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District Government Affairs.

a delegation Of pTOperty-OwnerS on eth
street southeast, composed of MeSsrS. j. W.
IoCmeS, Joseph Reretti. Frank Langley,
Henry Marks, Sergeant BOteler, and others.
waited ON the District Commissioners YES
terday, and presented "a petition signed by
nearly al The owners of property on that
street. a. king that il he rnacatamiZeI.
The rush 10 the Collectors Office continues
undated. and all the clerks are kept busy in
receiving and receipting for taxes.
The commissioners have issued an order
Today that the offices OF the District govern
ment be closed on Saturday. the "a instant.
at II O'Clock m. and remain closed until
next Tuesday morning. This gives the clerks
and employees an opportunity TO celebrate
independence day.
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FLETCHFR'S PATENT WINDOW SCREEN
Best invention of the age for the excursion
of Flies, Bugs and Mosquitoes Hamilton
q Pearson, Y. VI. G. A. Building. sole agents
ana manufacturers for the District of Co.
lum bia. 5c 600.
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CIT 7 1T Z us.

JUST RFCEIVED-White Duck Suits. at
IL STRAUS', i0l1 Pennsylvania ave.
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS y.

THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. cor
ner OF TN street and Louisiana avenue paws
five per cent. interest on deposits made on or
before the Sd of each month.
SAMUEL MOMENT. President,
NICHOLAS ACKER. Vice President
j. y. RUFF, Cashier,
JAMES =. EDWARDS. Secretary
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M,Ts
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS COST

dEORGETOWN ADVERMTS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS AT CosT.
The contents Of store 81 Bridge street. George
town, occupied by the late Mrs. J ). Cook, "a
Will posltS ely be Id at cost until the entire k
stcCs Il disposed OF. Those who can do so 80
Will please call in the morning TO avoid the -
rush IN the evening. The store will be open from
ga IA m until 10 p. NJ and Saturday until IL D,
IN. - -
Those owing bills will please call and sat,Ie IN
or before the 5th day OF July 1873 as after thai
all bills will be given To a collector
Store for rent and Fixtures for sale
Al-6i- JOHN J. COOK.
EOURTH SEMI Annual SALE OF IN
ALLIED FOR GOODS LEFT AT w n
MHEATLEf DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
All persons having goods at my office unon which
the ihited tlne Tor which We are responsible has
ehpited, SIX months or over, are hereby notified
(tha IL not called Tor within five days from the date
and pay charges. Persons in want Of cheap Dress
Goods, Ties. Ribbons, Sacques, Shawls &c nc >
invited TO call after the above specified time, at
III. NHEATLEY'S Dy eing Establi.hment
JeoO I 49 Jefferson ST, Georgetown, ID. G.
w H. WHEATLEY's
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING Esr.R.
LISHMENT.
~ Js9osor Street, Georsefofs1, ID. c.
Established. 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 I'M.
larged and improved, 1874. Ladies' and Gentiemen'.
seiyets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloyes
&C, &C, nicely Cleaned or dyed; also, Curtains and
t New foods, CARPETS and Blankets cleaned durins
Send us your address and we will call for ana n.
turn work at any place I'm the District free Of extrs
charge. Work received and returned by mail or an.
press from and to any place in the country apaltr
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For Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
race, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Tg's Improved COn,ecIo1,e and PintpIe Rem
edy. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
B. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5,5.1:
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