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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1875-04-28

Impossible 10r those at the lower END
of the classes to hear the words. -
Mrs Aikens, lady of over seventy
years, capital speller, and among the
last to fall, spelled schorlite without
the h it is not word in common
use, and very likely was pronounced
wrong. Brother Greene wronged the
Sibyl, by transposing the letters, and
yielded to her incantations. The
silent letter in the word caisson,
caused our humble self to step out of
line Chas. r. Montague spelled
heifer with a double fl, but by adroit-
ness, he recovered himself, and saw
many of his neighbors fall before the
word finesse reached him, which laid
him outby the way.side, too. Thomas
Middleton was ruled out on the word
chestnut, Thomas thought the middle
was not necessary. The word su
mach stranded our County Clerk,
Capt. Geo. B. French-he was among
the last of the wreck. Charley Viii
liams, a disciple Of Blackstone, was
wrecked on an photographic snag, the
name Of which has slipped us. Ed.
Munger disagreed with photographers
in spelling his meerschaum, and in
sisted that there was no in it.
VIII Damon, clerk in Mr.. Dana's
store, put an h in his wollop, and he
was no longer little Indian. Robert
S. Southgate proved himself cham
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1000 y'ds ofBest American Ginghams,
5000 "Brown and Beached Cottons,
500 "Denims and Ducks,
600 Extra Heavy Tickings,
500 Caledonia and Cheviot
Shirlings.
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GEORGETOWW,

DEATH OF "THE DRUMMER Boy OF Ma
NASSAo.'-On Thursday, June Path, was run
over and Killed by a train OF cars at Sttun-
ton, Va. George f. King. son of f King, Of
IOrt> mouth, formerly of Richmond, Va.
Deceased was well known as 1.-The drummer
Toy of Manassas" and was a sergeant in the
lltn Virginia regiment, Plcketts division,
anil the close OF the war. He had since the
war followed the sea in the English and
tai Steamship company's service, and
returned home last Christmas, having been
Sh'pWrecked. He was employed by the CileS-
apeaae and Ohio Railroad company when
Death overlook him. He was buried on Sat
urday. June 2tth, by Randolph Lodge, OF
Richmond, with full Masonic honors. He
leaves wife and two children in George
town.
THE COMING RFGATrA.-Much interest
is manifested in the proposed boat race
which is announced to take place on the PO-
tOm&c on the 10Th proXimO. The contest is
10 be confined TO those who belong 10 none
OF the existing boating organizations. and as
there are some excellent Oarsmen outside OF
our boat clubs, the race will doubtless be al
entertaining affair.
THE GRAIN TRADE.-There is a very de-
cided decline in the price of wheat and il will
be good news 10 consumers 20 learn that the
late sudden rise i'm the price of flour is be-
lieved in will informed quarters to be tenn
porary only. Sales are reported to-day of
$500 bushels of wheat at from Sl.4l to SIG
for fair TO good; Sill 10 Sl.iS for prime, and
Sl52 for choice.
RIVER AND RAIL.-Arrived, steamer New
York, from Philadelphia, consigned Tn q. F..
Hyde. with cargo of general merchandise;
schooner Mary H. Rand, from Kennebec
ice company; Schooner Kitty Ann, from
Alexandria, with 200 bushels of wheat for
Hartley d Brother. BY rail-370 bushels OF
wheat for j. q. and j. NJ. Waters.
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FINANCIAL And CONMERefAL.
NA Markets.


a. hA Hos yuly 2Evirsinis ga, seelers, 81
20. eoh-'fn red, IS, West Virginia. 50; North
sI0nTs = Cd 10, do. new, 10, old to-day. Sugar
"-LrJNoaE. July n - c tton weak a q low
siSuling l4hatS Flour quie: and unchanged
Wheat veak-Ss5; No. 2vestorn amber, l.t0; MIXED
do 90: No. 7westrrn red, %, PenasylyaIis red ,
IS; Maryland red. I 2sal 80; do. s,cbsr, Il
q Is: do. white, 2Sal IS; No. Chicago sad
Milwaukee spring, essl 70. Corn-~a'tc-a M
settled irregular and lower; southern st-aiy
outtsrn white, ga; Go. yellow, IS; wes-ein MIXED,
u, bed spot, 81; last half OF August, IS oats
h5 z. and unchspSed; Bye dull b1, steady,-i Goa
Penn ana 9sOoa2s 90 Provisions firm. Pork
2.zss2 80 Buikmeats quiet but frm-shouliars,
"a: clear rib sides. l15 loose packed, eSSalss.
Hacon fTm-:houlders, lo'4; clear r.b SIDES, is,
hams. l!'aalf.. Lard tIul-refae lill Butter
INN snd md upch ,, Petroleum fmer-cruie.
uIsnangsd. Whisky DULL 2O5ssl 81
INV YORK, July G.-Stocks active and unset
tied. MONEY, III no loaEs. Gold. Ia Ex~hsngS
i9ng, 4s7; short $50. Governments dun and unset
,SEw YORK. Jnly T-Flour dull an declining
/ "hsai dun and declining. Corn quiet sui heavy
LONDON, July q, Leo m.-Frie, 49,.
IoNLoN, Jnls q, p m-Consols for money
loan; 1888. Erie. do. preferred, n Paris dis.
fra
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rart not more than a fortnight ago. A great
many men and women were passing out
night and day.
Mary Ackers testified that she was house
keep: had seen liquor in the rooms, and knew
Judge Nelson to stop there during the night
two or three times Captain Cole was there
one night and Mrs. p. gave mp her room to
him. Judge Nelson was i'm the front room
ard Lottie Warren in the back room. After
Mr. Nelson left Mrs p. and Lottie occupied
the front room.
Mr.. Jackson testified that he had his Office
in the building; had heard cries of murier
from Mrs. P.'s rooms.
The prosecution rested and the defence
called LOttie Wood, who testified that she
was present at the time of the trouble. which
was occasiOned by Judge Nelson. On cross
examination she said she had never been
known except as LOttie Wood; never lived
in Baltimore; had lived in Philadelphia, and
was then employed by ". ii. Anderson, on
sth street, near Arch; she was here on visit.
Judge Smell sai Id that such a man as Judge
Nelson was the natural element OF a disord-
eriy house, and censured Mrs. p. for aiding
in getting him intoxicated. He imposed a
fine of 300; and an appeal was taken.
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LOCAL NE W S.

WaShirgfO city HibeTnian Benevolent
Per evOlent Society, No. II. last evening de
ctded TO participate in the celebration of the
O'COnnell centennial celebration. August 6.
The Joint excursion of the Young Mems
Christian Association and the Memorial
church TO Marshall Hall last evening, was a
success.
The young men who are forming themselves
into a military organization held another
meeting last night, and were drilled by Capt.
a =. French.
Tie wOTk-len employed on at. PatrieS's
new church, corner of 10Th ard F. streets,
have suspended work till next season, the
fuTdS for boildlng purposes having been ex-
haUSted.
TIE Peabody Literary Society offered a
gold medal 10 the member solling the hi CHEST
number OF tickets for their excursion last
Sunday, and 10 was Won 10y Mr.. y. Behrend,
who sold - tickets.
Mt Charles BeaIl, residing at No. 1876 For
est street, Baltimore, and vino came To this
city OF business. was Frustrated by the heat
Just after he emerged from the Baltimore and
Ohio depot. Medical aid was rendered by
DrS. Young and Nagruier. and he returned
in the g O'Clock train.
The AualOstSu Boat Club met last evening
To consider the atvisability Of selecting q
ditiCEs To tLCirUrcSent one. The subject was
discussed and referred 20 the following COM
ml;fee- No~SrS. Stevens, Bailey. COrWine,
EuIdette, and Prescott.
The Wheeling Ty'tG IIfe7i9c7erT publishes
cCTTCSpOnteuce 20 show that bass We're first
fUtICduCCt in the Potomac in 1871 by W. W.
ShTiver. Of Wheeling Some thirty in mum
Der were put IN the basin of the Chesapeake
ard Ohio canal at Cumberland. Nd IrDm
which they had tree eETeSS ant iuCreSS u the
Potomac river and lis tributaries. both above
ara fellow the dam.
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tai BORT toTSE
t,St bAL-N hSh sLt MOS fGOEEET CO.

: Is Untervtgn"d hs,i-C leased the si.-yt MANS
hofei will BE- prera-e' fli- season 10 - z1pritr
accommodation o. Ladies ard Grptlar... VII. a-e
S@sir"us - spo the UErIurr months tr IT, country
.He arr u Rurty teIic lncs'ed nesr thN -u-ar-i
Gt'". tt.4 AZ 49, t.n.uslds an eNtcu@.l yir. o..
tie tlJ5 GfCr NrJr-atrs aud N. -,ifr ruf. "a
ccnttiy fi-hiTs md limiting VA aiure rec ca.
tcerht'e fupr3y -Frrr- he,e lstu rode I'D rs hri A.
I've since last sunrsr. surh IS bah rom ~ .. r
shout bail mile from Baru"svilie der r cr a6 w.
=, loaSan i.aliiy'i a 1te Eours ride u. ~ cerl
ton washington. p. O..
Terms; 81 per day, AID from q 20 SlJ pr sesE
thitdTea under y q. -tiy ants half pr., Ear fr.
ti,tE lnigrni ailyL Ap-'y g. OF afire-s u. A RAJ
hLft' harne-V ii'a. MONTGOMERY CO., ~. I13qtsls
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DROwNED-Patrick Noon, foreman at
Messrs. H. g. Davis Il Bros saw mill, was
drowned in the North Branch of the Poto-
mac, about ten miles southwest OF Deer
Park, on Friday noon. The deceased at the
time OF the casualty was getting logs in the
river to form q boom, when, falling between
two logs, he persisted before assistance could
reach him. Mr.. Noon was about forty years
of age, and leaves widow and four young
children. He was a man highly respected
by all who knew him; OF steady habits and
kindly Cumberland { Ad.) Times.
Observation-Disclosures WHICH CosT 81 100.
Last week q gentleman and daughter, trav-
cling east, entered the hotel car for lunch
just after leaving Ogden, u. T. At the table
The daughter removed several handsome
rings from her finger and handed them 10 her
fa ther to take care of until the lunc nal
bee'u disposed of. The gentleman took up
some chicken-bOnes with the hand contain
ir g the rings, and In q moment OF a esaat
mir ced .oess threw bones and rings OF. .. she
open wincow OF the car. The rings wereva'
aed at s1,1W.
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MORE ABOUT "MRs. Col. MERRITT. y
telegram from New Haven, Conn, July
IS, says: The woman, Mrs. Merritt, who
claims, In New York, to have been the vic
tim of an outrage on board the tug Mike
Norton, is undoubtedly the well-knOwn con-
hdence woman who was in the New Haven
ainshouse for three months, four years since,
giving birth TO a child while there, probably
llleg1tfmate. She then went to Albany,
where she defrauded hotel keeper. She
came here under the name of Averill, but
was generally known as Dolly or Olive Dut-
ton, but succeeded in deceiving every one for
a time.
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80 THk sENERIDGE HnINE.

NssEslf .UiUUt y Ihr, 70 UUU q y % Va
49, Is now ready fGr the reception 2 u4.-,rrs
E"srlrrs. II ia hands me house. with 81 rl.It1
al .srse p.rf.C.. s-s Is Kept ia tha .s+ sf.lr
h..dtelurE i -l-usfr' in the most haass-ful ans
hoalthy section & northern virginia rffv ul.iol
southwest II WASHINGTON civ. ha- m g. - an
orf hiiAil" fS and pi ~ant society Their = vi Tin
q mile - The uoU-- a.. Mineral S.-i.E. - -
MEDICAL AttTs hat ten pronounced - sici.as
10 Hua u any D. 'ar Stale. ails : as aurncg
Mth the Railroad l'"T1f~ ~ lea. burg a~f AZ rIt.
Plans A FREQ ride - tba SPRING ~ al az PTr
pTietor.
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EICWtNGE H0TEi.

Sif1etad on tap highest point 90 she d.
no rslT 'ed x MIL f-fu zshngr1 On gitL norm
Ing sri evening fTHirz each WAY. fare "a ~ n
q IS. The az, D. new. With d..ul D. psrrhau
the entire length The rooms well Furnished,
and the UInll gHUst cod and airy III country HI
p healthy a. suy 30 %" world, and t.arr an -
muslu toes ". l'sfrs without 81 idr.u pTefart,i,
ltlO 3n FRANIlS CAhNnN. pf-arIn. "
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INCEST AND CHILD MURDER.-On last
Thursday Alfred Glover, of the 18th district
or our county, was brought to Jail, and there
he remained until Saturday, the nth inst,
when he was brought before Esqs. Braden,
Thompson, Fiser and Orman upon the
charge of having murdered an infant child,
Legitimate daughter of his niece, Mary
Glover. The committing court, after q
careful investigation of all the testimony,
sent the prisoner to Jail to await his trial at
the next term of our circuit court. The
grand jury at the next term of the court Will
1ndict the prisoner for the crimes OF incest
and murder-Spr,inQfeld( Tlerll.l Record.
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EXCURSION TO THE CAPEs.-Those who
like a saltwater trip with as little break IS
POSSIBLE will enjoy the excursion - tbs
LADY OF the Lake Saturday ever or a. s.so
to Piney Point, Point Loo. ont Fortress
Monroe and Eue de Lea, reaching the lat
season for one of tfowellas capital dinners.
At 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon the steamer
Will leave Nne de L'Eau and pass out by the
KIP RapS towards the ocean between Cape
Charles and Cape Henry, and then turning
homeward will reach Washington at 6 o CLOCK
Monday morning. And all this grand trip
for the ridiculously small sum Of four dol
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ANOTHER BRUTAL OUTRAGE.-At Daveu-
port, Ia, most iendish crime of rape was
perpetrated last week. Mrs. Geo. Mandel,
name unknown, came along and asked for
work. She said they wanted no help, when
the wretch seized her, threw her down and
outraged her person in a most horrible man.
rer. The brute escaped, although a thorough
search is being made by posse of officers
and citizens He has not yet been captured.
Mrs. Mandel was so brutality maltrea ted that
her life was at one time despaired of, but she
is better now
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STRIFE OF LABORERs AND 4 DTSTUR-
BANCE THREATENED.-Th mounted police
COlDg duty in the county reported this morn
ing that trouble is anticipated among the
colored laborers employed in grading and
levelliTg the new race course near Benning's
IN consequence OF a strike. It appears that
the proprietor, Mr.. r. +. Hill, has for the
past few weeks, had force of some fify
men in his employ. paying them small sums
nom time 10 time on account. Yesterday
he paid off about two-thirds of the men in
fall. and the remaining one third falling to
receive the amounts due them ceased work
and declared their intention of forcing the
refused 10 submit 10. and gathering of The
coiOred people in that neighborhOOd this
morning early Sd alarmed the residents that
they sent word TO Lieutenant Austin who
dispatched force OF mounted reserves To
quei any disturbance which NAV arise. Mr.
Is ,. Emery l. the superintendent il charge
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CITY TIE MS.

MONUMENT as big as the grand Pyramid
might be built OF the teeth that have been
ruined by neglect Shall this thing 90 is
face Of The great fact that So-o,f0a. is a GER
tain proservative of dental decay?
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ASSAULTED BT HIGHwAYffEN.-Oa re-
turning 70 hrs home last night, Mr.. Elias
S0lOmODS. q butcher. was assaulted near the
corner Of Slh and II streets By three men,
who knocked him down. The police hearing
the afiray FASTENED - the spot. bat the as
SaiiaI q maze their escape Def IRE succeed ing
IN their puTpOse-rOboFTY.
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DROPPED DEAD 1T HIS WoRK-About
O'Clock this morning. an Old man named
Marlin ArIeizer, an N. 1ploye of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroal, company, dropped
dead while AZ work clean, ng one of the en-
gines at the depot. The ca. 'se is thought TO
have been apoplexy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

Two APPLICANTS FOR DlvoRcE.-Nar-
garet a. Halves to-day. by MessTs Moore
and Newman filed bill for "A Civorce from
c. ". Halves, on the ground OF nesIect and
de seTtiOn.
Mary Cherry mas. by W ]. Miller. filed a
bill for divorce from JOhn Cherry ON the
gIOUId OF bad treatment and attempting In
Kill her; and 10 restrain the sale OF real es-
tate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias
TIC truSseS at No. Is PeuBsy lvania avenue,
near 81 street northwest 1916
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have be-. n issued to
Chas. Dodsou and Julia Washlngu.h, Dung
Burton, of Benton county. Va, ana louisa
S. Beverly, Of Richmond; Samuel SIN, IN and
Maria FobbS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

II ~ " -.If VII 7 = "AA0IN INf~V TlF m
~ all specifics, when 80 many worthless med.
iSlnes are advertised for the cure of yarious
diseases; but which when tried, are 'found
wanting" We have yet IN learn, however
OF the FIRST failure of DR.. WiNdr's BalSua 81
wa Cherry 10 cure coughs. colds. and null
monary disease 50 cents and 81 a bottle
large bottles much the cheaper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

WINDOWS rings the changes ON the Me-
tropolitan chimes but when he or any one
else has special Improvement taxes 10 pay
they never change fron; j. C. Lay * Co., 223
=. stTesI.-AQs.
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w n. wHEATLEg,s

etEAN DbEIAG ASD CLEANING ESTsB
GiSHNiEST
80 J,fe-son Street, II -.ys. Got-z, ID. c
hststt7ie1, lhol. Premium ~ sried, Isl r.
iarRed aEd improved, 1879. Ladies sua CentefI.g 3
ycalng sprarel 4 every description, iuclui ~
NeiFets, crepe Wells and rTi,. . irgz, kil CIly"s
&c, Sc, nicely cleaned q 81. also, Curtains ad
New Goots, Carpets and B'sD kets cleaned durius
the Suumsr riopths
Send Is our address end We vii call Cor sad re-
Urn WORK al any place IL the Sric free Of - "a
charge. Work reCeE ed and rOs Tuei Nv ma II ar a.
pres from AID to rlace "a 4 country sv5l-tr
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Messrs. Young &
Middleton, auctioEeers, real estate and insu-
rance agents, sold yesterday afternoon, for
Messrs. ID. III. Warner and Charles A. James,
trustees, a two story brick house on 10th, be-
tween y and o streets northwest, TO Mr..
John NJ. Sims for 81 400
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FIRE LAST NIGHT-About S9- &, clock last
night bright light was seen in n 'e north
eastern part Of the city, and the firen ven pro-
ceeced towards ~ without waiting or an
siaIm- II proved To be al the feed ST Te OF
George H. Bryan. corner OF MARYLAND ay, nue.
gu street, and an alarm was struck n ON
Dox . toth and III streets, and the flames we re
sfo,.s s isIeu Spetdliy. The damage wa
dheTe Is hut little doubt L was the WORK Of
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NATURES BEAUrIFrER will remove
freckIeS. 81 g
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RoBTRT THOMPSON aweIi-knowrr eoIored
man, who few years ago was q memhey of
ne Board OF Common I ouncil from The LIST
Ward OF This city. died o. Sunday morning
AT the Grand I on Hotel Saratoga OF con-
sumption. The deceased was probably the be- :
READ waiter in the cOuntT Y, and had been
employed IN many leading hotels In tue
Eastern states. his services slWayS being
sought Tor He was a very ind, pendent man
ana huent speaker. 4 sketc. 4 OF MS life
appeared IN TIE STAR a few da. Us ago.
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CRONNER'S PATENT

HAND-POWER CIRCULAR saw.
FOB RIPPING, CROSS CUTTING. GRoov-
For sale oy Z. II. COLE
63S street n. w., Washinatoo %
or ut Factory, Nos. 10 and 10 North Hieh street..
Baltimore, Nd. e 'e''
There is also JIG SAW which can he NJ.
tached % said machine. Gail and examine. Send
for catslog We. jysttbsS@.N
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SAVINGS BANK, ID. @.
HIGH - -

Bank hours, Q a no 20 o m and m Ss,u,s.rs
u receive dePCs lts until ?. m Interest pail n
ueI >lis General Banking Business done, auf cot
LeCtrnE made on all accessible points Ni-r,uT
da5' Hondays. H PoLKINH0RN, President.
nlfC~.urS.
n Poikinhorn. Thos n,v.ing, J. T Mitchell.
HhI5n nfy DCkson' r. l. Cr'ri~y, Errd. W. Joues,
NAV II tn sally NV ."
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts

EAcl ESION OF THE
IL HlBEkNtk BENEFICIAL Association
SAL hDAS. August 18th
State Rooms aud rictet tor sale Al g. 81
Robert r. Talbot, b- High street r<szS sxEx.... =
FaIt.CMlars im muir ~ -nn-n1,.s .. -
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y CARD-Ettor Eresiss1 Star :-Having
800, my name published in the Tribune OF
yesfe day as being in opposition 10 the en-
IIoVfT, printers in The question now under
conside, alton between the employing aud
iuurneyIn en- printers, i desire il TO be under
,ooJ that 1 did not authorize such use of
nv pame. n, I'd, further, that fully endorse
n e action OF (, ne employers. You will oblige
HERN n KIRCHNER, Tref,iu SID.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
fiOw man to-day Charles j. Ihlman raise
and improve two-story frame, north side
OF y, between LIST and North Capitol streets
northwest; $500. w. III. Cooley, a two-Story
brick dwelling. - Cy IS feet, north side EeaiI
street, DetE cen Congress and Washington
Georgetown; $1,000. William Thilly a two
story frame dwelling, south side Corcoran.
between 10th and eth streets northwest:
$500. Maurice Murphy, a three-story and
basement brick dwelling. 20 by 20 feet, north
side ! street, between New Jersey avenue
and lst street northwest, $1,000. c. M Ham,
NETT, a two-story brick stable south side y.
between 9th and 9Th streets southwest; $50
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STEAMBOAT SUIT FOR WHARF PRIV
ILEG E-S--A bill was fled III the Equity
Court yeSte~lay ny the Potomac Steamboat
company az the L Fper Potomac Steamboat
company 10 ~-Sfrtlu the defendant, its ser
van . ard agents. from building or erecting
any VI art cSr NS'iarveS upon. amt from using
IN any uannt q Their the riparian privileg es
or any part tl1r-O of connected with square
~. or Inc site or any portion thereof left Tor
a pubic dock AT or rear the foot of NJ street
south, IN The city o. WASHINGTON. To-day a
RESTRAIN ing or Ter va ISSUED.
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$50 10 Sl00o0 has been invested I'm Stcck
privileges and paid SO per cent. profit. Chow
In DO IL" book on Wall street sent free
Iumbridge Co., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. "a.
FHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New 4 ork avenue q "a IJ;h street. pass S Der
cent PER ahnun o. deposits for each o. ieudsT
month -anHing hours. to L. saturdays. 2
20 anu 6 tos Zt3l,tle
Corns, Vascular ENcrsscecces
bhnlouS. IrgrOWing Nails, &c. successfully
treated Mt DR.. Whites es tahli Shment. SS5 18Th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. IN. n p m. Fee. - per visit. Owing ~
press az business during Office hours nr
WHITE IS unable 10 attend patients at resi-
dences, except after 6 p. m.
FOR Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, asS
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Free "a
Lolor IL Is reliable. For Pimples on The
race, SiacS-Heads or Flesh Worms usa
Psr7G's iT1frored r0q1nlone end piatfye Ron
ETY., the Great Skin Medicine. or consult NJ
4. e. Perry. 80 Pond street New YORK SSH
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