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THE COURTS,

EQUITY COCRT-JuCLDe UUlie.
To-day, Abbott ct al. agt. Gray ct al; tes-
timOny from England published. Kennedy
agt. Holden; decree confirming sale. Magru-
der agt. Morgan ct al; decree appointing
guardian al litem. Hewett agt District; re-
straining order issued. Alexandria and
Washington Railroad company agt. Wilkes
Ell al; motion TO dismiss as to Wilkes over
ruled. Mitchell ct al. agt Phillips ct al; or
der giving leave to file bill agt. receiver.
Bundy agt. Lucas; decree for sale. Shoe
maker agt. District. Welch agt. same; re-
straining orders Issued.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jta,oe Humphreys.
To-day, the court fixed Monday next for
motions. Narnell agt. Washington and
Georgetown railroad company; motion for q
new trial filed. Sweet agt. Barker, action
on note, on trial.
CRIMINAL COURT-J,lLGe Mac rfbliy
Yesterday, Jane III. Atkinson, making ey-
MuldOOn, nolle pros.
To-day. Henry Johnson, keeping a gaming
house without license; not guilty. G.. w
ROseberry. selling vegetables without IL
cence; judgment by default. Michael King.
selling liquor without a license; jury dis
charged-unable TO agree. Jury discharged
TO Monday.
POLICE CoURr-y,0lge S,,eN.
To-day, James Jordan, ctfrsing; So Edw'd
Robinson, disfiguring fence by cutting it;
50. Lewis Fechter forfeited collateral John
Brosnahan, do. Melvina Cave, a vagrant
ard prostitute, was sent down. Bridget
Welch, same do. Josephine Henderson, loud
and boisterOus; -. Frances Brown, charged
with being the keeper of a bawdy house on ID
street, in the Division, was sent down as n
vagrapt. Maggie Woodward, one of the in
mates of Frances Browns house, was sent
down TO keep company with her. Anna
Shea, another inmate OF said house was sent
down with the others. John Smith, break
ing and entering the dwelling of Mary Cot
ton, with intent to commit u felony: grand
jury. Frank Warren and John Smith, lar
ceny OF clothing. &c, from Alexander Man
nlng, all amounting TO $40 in value; grand
jury. Isabella Scott, charged with keeping
bawdy house; 500, or 60 days in Jail Ma.
tllda Fairfax forfeited collateral John
Brown, threats TO Richard Thomas; bonds 10
keep the peace in 500.
He DID 1T WITH HIS LITTLE HATCHET
Charles Thornton, colored, assault and
battery on Mary Thornton with intent to
kill. DIR. McWilliams testified to having
been called in to dress the wounds Mary had
received, and found her condition very
alarming one. She had been struck on the
left side of the head. and the skull bone frac-
tured. This was i'm May last. Mary testi.
fed TO Charles striking her with Ratchet in
the head; grand jury, and Mary required tO
give bonds in 500 TO appear.
THE ALLEGED ABORTION BY TREASURY
CLERK.
Bernard May, charged with procuring an
abortion on the person of Ellen Morris.
pleaded not guilty, and an examination was
waived. Bonds fixed at 50 900 for the grand
jury. in default Of which he was committed
to Jail.
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~California elects four Congressman
September 1.
NJ Boss Tweed is represented to be so full
OF JOY that his friends find IL all they can do
TO bail him out.
0RObert Lincoln, son of Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln, has been appointed guardian of his
mothers estate under bond OF 900.
The latest hopper outrage was the
stoppage OF a mail train in Nebraska by
locusts that broke open the mail bags, and
ate the postage stamps off the letters.
- Nantucket is a rosy place now the
Barnstable Patriot says: Nary a trial jusfTr,
ard no necessity for any, good air, splendid
fishing, cheap rents and "two boats a day."
ga Mr.. Harvey, his wife and little girl.
OF New Orleans, were all bitten by a pet dog
about seven weeks ago. the animal havinS
been killed a week afterwards on aoconnt Of
continued snappish tendencies. Last Friday
Mr.. Harvey died IN agopizing conYulsions
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| For ALPACA CoATs and Linen Suits call
at A. Straus, l0ll Pepnsylvanla avenue.

~ a. StAoucs avenue.
HATS AND GENrLENEN's FURNISHINGS.
White and Brown Ventilated Straw Hats,
at 81; best quality. Largest stock of Thin
some very cheap. Finest quality White
Dress Shirts. A large assortment of Travel
ing and Packing Trunks. also, Nalises and
Satchels. at Lewis Popular One Price
Store" 920 It'll street, between and X.
DIR. w. Fl. STOKES, Mt Hope Retreat,
Baltimore, says "Leiberg's Liquid Extract
OF Beef and Tonic Invigor tor is the best prep
aration used, and confidently recommend
TO the medical profession"
MRS. GRUMPY SAYS that Sozo,Sow eclipses
all other preparations for the teeth and gums.
And what Mrs. q. says is reiterated most
empbatically by ninety nine one-hundredths
of the beauty and fashion of the land. 60
Five MINUTES FOR REFREsHNENrs.'-
Everybody who has Travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has
PROBABLY suffered from eating too hastily,
thereby sowing the seed OF Dyspepsia IL is
a comfort TO know that the Peruvian Syrup
will cure the worst cases OF Dyspepsia, as
thousands have testified. go
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier & Co, Bankers, 1il6
pennsylvania avenue. 5,l5,eol:
FOR Moth Patches, + rockies and Tan, ask
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms use
PGTg's Improved COmetone and Pinap,e Rem
ely, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr..
b. Z. Ferry, ~ Bond street, New York. $751;:
Corns. &c.-rhe Foot
iaoors ten times more than the hand; and 10
oe renewed OF Corns, Buniops, Ingrowing
Nails, etc, thousands or persons visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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District Government Affairs.

Inc ifI>lilcI GiiCldlS ana All the employees
u the Columbia buildings Will receive their
Iav for the month Of June tomorrow.
IlT. Frank L. Howe. the popular chief
clerk iu The District engineers Office. has re-
TUNED from brief trip TO the Bunker Hill
60 lehTatiOn.
The District Commissioners gave an order
to-day for the transportation OF eight more
inmates TO The insane asylum. belonging To
the different states. which have been sup
ported for several years past at the expense
OF fne District. This closes out this class OF
inmates.
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LOCAL NE W s.


The street lamps will be lighted this even
ing AZ O'Clock and extinguished AT 2i5 a. m.
The Washington base bali club. of this
city. yesterday defeated the Olympics, of
Louisville. IN the latter city, by score OF y
to n.
The bank clerks association OF this city
had a pleaSant excursion on the steamer
Jane MOsely TO Glymont on Wednesday
evening.
kondrirK the soldier who is charged with
killing George Moore. at Fort FOOte, n few
days ago in a quarrel abOut a cow, has been
turned over 10 the civil authorities OF Mary
land for trial.
MI. W. f. Weyeant. has resigned his
POSITION a. cashier of the Citizens National
Bank. ard Mr.. W. y. Roach, who was long
connected with the National Metropolitan
Bank. has been elected in his stead.
Don't forget the concert and tableaux at
Jefferson building this evening. Medals
will be presented to the pupils who have
been most meritOTiOuS during the year, and
this exhibition * given 10 pay for the
medals.
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Sporting Notes.

n.
a meeting was held last evening at the
National hotel for the formation of a COM
pany to purchase the old National Race
course or some other suitable ground for
races. Judge BlatchfOrd presided with Mr.
Blair as secretary. The following committee
was selected TO further the project: w. III.
Wright, - Lincoln, f. 3. Cottrell, John W.
Shaw, and Frank Hume. Subsequently
Messrs. Johnson, Horatio Browning, and
Judge Blatchford were appointed a commit
tee to ascertain and report at the next meet
ing where and at what price land can be Sc
cured OF suitable grade for one-mile
course. 1t was decided TO fix the capital at
$4,000, in shares of Sl00-one- third cash one
third in six and ne-third in twelve months.
Mr.. Z. *. Sherman and Judge Blatchford
were appointed committee to draft con-
stitution and bylaws. TO be submitted for
the action of the next meeting.
TROTTING AT BRIGHTwoOD YESTERDAY.
Yesterday two races took place at Bright
wood Park. Messrs. George Miller, A. T.
Whiting, and James Hahn were the Judges
The first race was for a purse of 5000. best 3
I'm >, for which Chris. Harper entered Honest
John, and John Harrison entered Baby Bow
This race was closely contested. but Homes I
John won in three straight heats in 2:4s. "a,
and pa, Baby Boy being close upon his heels
The next race was for ten miles, between
Shr1s. Harper'S sOrrel mare and Yates a.
hopkins bay horse. The mare gave out on
the eighth mile and the race concluded,
Stakes 500 a side.
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V(RICKsi
BRIGKSu
BRICKSili

RRIcksi BRIGKsn BBIOKsW
For sale at the lowest cash prices
H0tt0 Paving Brick
81 eco Arch Brick,
g0.ts1 Nerchsntable Brick
the above yrs all hand made. Apply to
wv. r. MYERS, Agent,
!e!s.T Even ., Rlapta RVildipg.
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iE BEvERIDGE HOUSE.

n .IDDL 80 INC, LUUDOLN GO. u.
IL now ready for the reception Of Summer
Boardprs. IL lisa handsome house, with - rooms
anil large porucos, and l. kept in the best stye
Mltdlehurg IL situated in the most beautiful ami
healthy section e Northern Virginia, fifty miles
southwest OF Washington City: has Churches Of all
denominations and pleasant society There is within
anile 81 the House fine Mineral Spring, VIII lSe
MEDICAL waters have been pronounced by Physicians
10 lie equal 10 any IN the state ray Stages connect
with the Railroad Depots at Leesburg aud at he
Plains free ride 90 'he Springs every day. Fur
terms, &c, address JOSEPH VI. PATTON. Pro-
TrlefOr. lp22 In
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REMOVE HOTEL.

ts.R This Pleasant and Popular Summer Re
sr., At Remove. Pennsylvania. on the line Of the
Philadelphia Erie Railroad. is now open for the
accommodation Of visitors. The stu fion Of tie
Hotel, Immediately on the Susquehana river in the
midst OF splendid mountain scenery aud contiguous
TO celebrated cunning and trout fishing regions,
renders II unusually attractive. while the acc ,rn-
modstlons provided are f the very be-. kind. EN-
curson tickets 10 Remove sold all the princi-
PSI Offices Of the Pennsy lyania Railroad Connpanv.
aor Ros ms and Rates, address PROPRIETOR
RENONO HOTEL. REMOVE is9p-
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CofnS, &c.-The Foot
GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'Ts.

NY AL BANK,
GEoRG ETowN. u. e June "a, ISIS.
The Board Of Directors of this Bank have this day
declared dividend Of per cent Of the earnings
for the past six months, payable and after July
LIST, ISIS. ie25- fSw 2w
lust RECEIVED, a full line Of Gent e, Ladies'
- and Childrens SHOES Of alI styles -
Parties would do well 10 examine my stock
before purchasing. :. K OWENS.
le24 st No. &c High
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w HI. wHEATLEY,S

w II. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsrAB
LISHMENT.
~ Jefeysoa Street, GeoTsdotsa, ID. c.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857. In.
lsrged and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentemen's
wearing apparel of every description, Including
velvets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&C, &c, nicely cleaned dyed also, Curtains and
New Goods, Carpets and Blanke cleaned during
the Summer months,
Send Us your address and we will call for and re-
turn work at any place n the District free of extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex
press from and TO any place in the country ap2l-tr
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n.A SURF BATHING.

AVNNVN
Access per Potomac steamers. Fancy ami Mas
querade Balls during the season. For circulars
rooms, &c, address JAS MIBBURS & BRO.
Point Lockout. 81. Mary Co. Nd .e2l In
&AA G0IkTRY BOARD. MRS. 4. N.
NMAYCHASkl offers comfortable sccomm Dda-
Ae.Ex tons Al her residence, Eve miles from An
napoli-, TO families and per- Ons desiring spend
the summer, with the plea Of Surf and Private
hing, Fishing. Boating, Nc. The Waters abound
Ia the finest Fish, Oysters aud Crabs
Terms reasonable and made known on arpiicafiln.
Post Office Address Annapolis. leIs Is III lhr
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kFAr ESTATE SALE.-MeSsrS. Young q
Middleton. aEctlOneeTs, have sold lot 3, in
square -, Georgetown, fronting g. feet 2
inches on Bridge street, between Washington
Sfd COI GTesS streets TO Messrs Marcy 4
Payne fer -ao.2J Per front foot,
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OFF FOR THE CoUNTRY.-PerSons visiting
the country should call at Prigg's iewelry
sore. on the avenue, near AZ street, for small
PRESENTS TO take with them.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Ala JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS.
0U IoCKBRIpGE COUNTY, vs.

Ths management of this popular SCNNER nv.
cohI, encouraged by their great lN-t sea
SON have continued 60 add during the winter months
soditonal improvements, until nov the sec mmcds-
ois ouefeo tue public are Tar superior O. any other
~ we mounfSins oi Virginia The GRANn HO-
~ VIII De open Tor the reception Of VISITORS
sna elegantly turnished, having GAS In ZACH
koUM, and connested With the main ofice by an
ELECTRIC BELL The MINERAL MATHIS
CONSIST OF ALtM % different crade-.1 IODINE
ALI and OHAIN BEA1E, thus Afording a curs-
tive sRent In all case q sCROFILOIs TfgER-
hnlnNs q The skin, mouth " threat, CHRoNlD
BRONCHITIS. INftplENT CONSUMPTION
DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC nIARRHFN. disease,
81 the urinary organs, ard Of ALL DISEASES Pa
CCLlsR TO FEMALES
For PAMPHLETS Al, ine Taller iuf 7rmafian tes.
tlonials, &C. address she Manager a. fha SPRING.
BoAhb ESQ % ss5 PER MONTH. accordinG
70 location IL rooms
J. p. TINSLEY. Manager.
. VI. NJ ~. i, m I'm,
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II Yet WANT TO he well dressed, wear a
Warwick collar and have your boots blaeked.
-ddt,
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Il ACE CURTAINS CLEANED in 4 super,o,
n manpey md 81 reasonable price.
~'u A. SsRkB, sls ah strsct.
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AAk THE HOT SPRINGS,
NAY BATH COUNTY, Va.
G:ESI ARE ALWAYS OPEN TO VISITORS

The only HOT MINRAL WATERS In the United
states east 81 the Mississippi river found this
RENOWNED sANIJARIUM, ard they are universally
esteemed by the medical fraternity THE GRsAr
kEM 81 lAL AGENT in cases of Rheumatism, g rut
Paralysis, Disease of Liver. and many other lis
eases. In addition TO its numerous aul unriyalled
hashs ranging ia temperature As high as Ito degrees
F, are found
IRON, ALUM. MAGNESTA, AND SULPHUR
DRlNhlNG WATERS
Inc eftensiEe I'm proTemeufS CONF ipted since asst
season have made the place more comfortable for
lNNALl u and more attractive to PLEA~URE-SErK-
Frs: For PAM hlets and Circular address
Jeli i'm j. a. AUGUST, Manager.
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STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE To TIE PUBLIC
HASHTNGTOy NORFOLK, Rg,V rURk.
BOSTON AND Pro TTDENCE.
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSTLY
VIII commence her trips between . IL
Sshlugton and Norfolk. leaving L..
Norfolk THURSDAY, April lst, ~ y NJ T----Ts
Washington every MONDAY aud TIL URSDAY al 4
.. m, touching n the principal River Lanaing..
eonnectiug Al Norfolk With steamships e the n A
III Line FOX Boston and proNidence, with 'he an.
Dominion Steamship Company for Nrg York.
Due notice Will te given When the Lady q the
Lake viii commence her regular trips
For ire sht apply 10
Nh. FITZHUGH, 9Th street " karf
q. p. HYDE, GeOrgetowu
n. A. REED, Alexandria. "a.
a. &. PLANT General AEru-.
MARI " Rom No. 4. piarr HuffFf~s
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IA COUNTRY BOARD.

HHN Plain. bur comfortable house. luNurious
4S table, salt water bathing, fishing aud crab-
bling, with fruit ia abundance. Mar Annapolis
Terme, 81 per week. Address n. q. ". P q Bon
leu, Anhspolls, Md may > I'm
tHSSGpsskf 1ssa 81 tn. Tine SIir rS
&4 who wish a pleasant home, IA a healthy
and beautiful location. with the best q railroad IA
oilities should apply early Address Pruprie'or'4
al Ciiton STATION, Fairfax Co, Va. mays Sm
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i author Of 1.-THE Princess Of Thule," received
and for sale at
SRiLLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE
Corner ~ street and Pennsy lyania avenue
Han and Beast, Here and Hereafter; Illustrated by
more than three hundred original anecdotes by
Rev. j G.. Wood. -
The Odd Trump, Novel.
Miss koyel, by Victor CherbuIteZ.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes and everything I'm
the Stationery line for sale at
msyNtr SHILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE
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NOTWITHSTANDING the intense baa, apJ
Vie Guinness OF tine season, the SfaIis az Mr.
T. + Hunt will be stocked 70 morroyy morn
ing with their accustomed fine aSsCrtEsant
al iamb and beef OF Mr.. Hunts own SsIseffnS
and curing His meats are alwa ys sweet al
pure.
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IA POTOMAC HorEL,

A&A POTOMAC HOrEL.
U5 ST MARTS co, no.
TIL. newly erected hotel, situated on ~ George
Island, uesr the confluence 81 the Potomac and -
George rivers, vii be open Tor the reception a
VISITORS june l5th. fHhing. Boat sailing And
Bsthing IN Abundance. Persons DESTROYS Of visit
Tug this hotel can take the steamer Jane Mazsy a.
finey Point uherC loRs will b. IN readiness 10 CON
yey them o. the IL and The proprietors have ssv-
eral swift sailing boats. which they furnish Niz-
nors Tree 81 charge. Terms-sl s. Per day. 10 per
week, $50 per month For particulars apply 20
n. J. ADAMS a BIOS.
lel-lm Ptney POINT Y. o.. St Mari SO. Nd
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LroR PoroNAc RIVE LANpINGs-

The swift and fsvCrite Iron Steamer -
PILOT BOY, ". n. Byles, Captain
having been thoroughly Overhhuied and Te1-fT.c.
Will resume her trips tsr Potomac river Landings on
ItEsDAl. March "a, aud every II ESDAY anc
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving fitzhugh'- wharf.
loot Of 9Th street, at clock m. hsturnfug. Wiz
STRIVE IN Washington everT Wednesday aud Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily
Al freights must BE- prepaid
febZ III FITZHTEH ssep
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MORE lax SALE INJUNCTION CASES
To-Day, h. L. Hewitt, :. Il Bond. and others
hled bills in the Equity Court against the
District to restrain the sale of certain prom
erty in default of payment of special assess
mentS. In some OF these cases the question
is raised that the work for which the assess
ments have been made was under the con-
tracts OF NeltZey and others with the old
corporation. which contracts were bv the
Court III General Term in 1871 declared null
and void, and the assessment is therefore
illegal.
Messrs Welch, Shoemaker. Ray, and 9th
erS have by MessrS. CaSsin and Merrimon
MED bills for injunction TO prevent the Col
lector from selling their property-miIls In
and near GeorgetOwn-fOr taxes claiming
mat under the act Of June q, 1871. all man
uIacturins establishments of the value OF
5000 or over are exempt from taxation for
the reriod of ten years.
A COLLISION ANDA SUIT FOR DAMAGES
The case of John Bailey. a hackman, against
Joseph Weyrich, butcher in the Center
market, was heard before Justice William
Martin yesterday evening. The evidence i'm
The case was OF a conflicting nature; but it
appears that while Mr.. Bailey's hack was
approaching Sd street. from New York ave-
nue., on the night of the 18th of this month
from an entertainment at Loefier's garden
collision occurred between il and a bnggV
OF Joseph Weyrich, from the effects of VIII CHI
horse of the plaintiff received injuries fir om
which IL died. The hack had three pas ,en-
gers In II at the time, and the driver claims
that he was conforming 10 the law by keep
damages. II. NJ. Norris appeared for the
Plaintiff and II. England for the defendant
The justice reserved his decision.
The DAILY Run OVER.-LaSt evening
about O'Clock, in front of the Center mar
ket, James Brown, colored man, was run
over by buggy, driven by William Yates
Brown was severely injured about the head
The usual verdict is expected.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: John Bickings and Mary Lynch:
Lewis Anderson and Alice TAYLOR; Thomas
Eland and Mary Carley; Charles Dorsey aud
Jnlia Wright.
PANACEA.-Cnder the benign influence OF
j. e. Lay & Co, 223 1 4 street, the wounded
citizen, with a special tax bill, goes away
singing "Old Hundred'-lesS twenty-five per
cent.
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PANACEA.-Under the benign influence of
j. {. Lay Co, 225 I x street, the wounded
citizen, with a special tax bill, goes away
singing "Old Hundred"-less twenty-five per
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, STORE
FIXTURES, SC.-fhe sale tomorrow by
Thomas bowling, at his salesrooms (Star of
fice building),i is attractive in every particu-
lar. embracing household goods Of superior
quality; store fixtures, such as counters and
show cases, as well as a large collection of
builders hardware.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: John Bickings and Mary Lynch;
Lewis Anderson and Alice Taylor; Thomas
Eland and Mary Carley; Charles Dorsey and
Jnlia Wright.
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WASHINGTON COUNCIL, No. I, Order OF
United American Mechanics. OF this Dis
trict, at a meeting, last night, elected Off
GERS as follows: j. Weed Corey. councillor; J..
recOrriing secretary, f. Wheeler, assist a N {
recording secretary; &. &. Frayser, financial
secretary; j. III. y. Humphrey, inductor; T.
L. ElmOre, examiner; r. a. Frere, inside pro-
tector; II. Arnold, outside protector; III. T.
smith. treasurer. ire elected) j. n. Walker,
T.. Wheeler and q. q. Wilson. trustees.
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THE DAILY Run OvER.-Last evening
about O'Clock, in front of the Center mar
ket, James Brown, a colored man, was run
over by buggy, driven by William Yates
Brown was severely injured about the head
The usual verdict is expected
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IHE PROGRAMME for music az the Presi-
nshts grounds. tomorrow evening, by the
MARINE band, Prof. Schneider. leader , is as
.olloWs- National air. March ReveZ.
oNertIIe, SIlieian Nespefs, Verdi. Fan
, NaIa Marina. FiOtow. Magg.aia Ungroit
MaIaufIek chorus and dCet Rigoletto
htrul- waltz, La Dora. Giorsia Carnival
~ Nehice arranged oy l.. Schneider sum
Ter, arranged by c Schneider. Nstio,aI air
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je5lm Point Lookout. st Mary's county. Nd
Hotel open on 10th June. Connections
made with all trains on Pennsylv railroad II
Huntingdon, Pa, aud on Baltimore and Ohio rail
road at Cumbt rland, Md, through TO the Springs
Excursion Tickets TO be had railroad offices, and
baggage checked through.
Bedford Water sent promptly at following rates
from railroad depot here
hoi ~ Osilohs TN oahl---'.--..'.-...-...S4 y.
.s. .sss. , =
49, a., -, ., ---.-.---.-.-.. -.
Kegs, Is Gallons .>ss &
For rooms and further information address Pro
prietor Bedford Springs Pa Ia IN,
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. II. Squier & Co., Bankers, 1il6
Pennsylvania avenue. 5l5.eof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-25

&hA SUMNER BOARDERS.
NMY oRLEAS, FAUQUIER COUNTY, Va.
ks.l Five or SIX families will be accomm pfa-
ted on reasonable terms with BOARD during the
summer months. The house is large, grounds hand
some. water excellent, climate delightfu within y
miles Of Salem Station, NJ. G X. r.. over good rOafs
For further information address GEO. l. HOL-
LAND, Orlean. Fauquier county. Va. respectfully
refer TO Messrs Hall Hume, Grocers, Washing
ton. ~