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, 1875-07-03
A TRUE HERO.

Hanover County, Lafayette,
whom he was following, felt de-
sirous of scertaining his inten-
tions and movements. For this
purpose he sent for a soldier in
his own army named Charley Nor
gan, and requested him to turn
deserter and go over to the Eng
lish camp in the capacity of a spy.
lCharley consented to undertake
this perilous duty, provided La
Fayette would vindicate his char
acter lin case he was discovered
and hsnged) by publishing in a
Jersey newspaper that his Gen
eral had sent him into the English
camp. This lafayette promised
to do. Charley accordingly de-
serted, and on reachingthe British
army was seized and carried be-
fore Lord Corvallis. What was
your motive in desertingP asked
his lordship. Well, my lord, said
Charley, while Washington was
my commander l was satisfied
with the American service; but l
have no notion of serving a
Frenchnhn. I never undertook
it and wpn't do it. 1 commend
your spirit. 1 should refuse obe-
dience myself were 1 in your
place. Charley was a good sol
der, diligent in the performance
of duty, and never suspected by
his new associates. But nothing
escaped him. He carefully OBJ
served all that was going on. One
day he observed CORVALLIS walk.
ing up and down in earnest con-
versation with a group of officers
Stopping suddenly he called tc
. Charley, who fAncied he was found
> out. bow long will it take La
fayette to cross James riveri
Three hours, my lord. Three
hoursl aid his lordship in aston
ishment if you had said three
days you would be nearer the
truth. No, my lord, said Charley
the Freedman has so many boats
and so many men. If your lord
ship will be at the trouble Of cal
culationyou will find he can cross
) in three hours. His lordship turn
ed to tie officers, saying as he
walked sway; The scheme will not
; do. sra iaI
Charley deemed it now full time
10 return to La Fayette. Seated
in the guard-room one night, he
produced a bottle of rum, which
he shared freely with his com
rades. He complained, as he
drank, Of the scanty rations and
hard and constant duties of the
British service, and contrasted it
with the American, whore the du-
ties we're light, the rations abun-
dant, and the grog without stint.
I'm tired of this service. Will
you come with me, and I'll de-
sert?
They agreed, and-left the camp
with Charley. In getting out of
the British lines it was necessary
to pass the sentinels. Charley
approached the first sentinel in a
very friendly manner, gave him a
bottle of rum, which the sentinel
seized and applied to his lips. The
sentinel approved the favor, and
laid down his musket to enjoy the
precious nectar, by putting two
hands to the bottle. Charley
seized the musket, and whispered;
I'll blow out your brains if
you don't come with me.
The soldier submitted to the
necessity, and accompanied Char
ley to the French camp.
When he reached the American
army he was brought to head
quarters, where LaFayette,on see
ing him cried out;
Hal Charley, have you return
ed?
1 have, please your Excellency,
and brought seven more along
with me.
! When Charley related what he
had seen and why he returned La
Fayette offered him money, but
he respectfully declined the gold,
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, 1875-07-03
Ship 1rldgeWater.

Ia NEITHER CAPTAIN sPALDING
S3 nor the undersigned Agents OF the
above vessel. will be responsible for any
debts con traCted ny the ui1ioers or crsw.
WATERMAN a KATZ. Agents.
Fort Tow useud, June 1, 1873.
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The disastrous earthquake IN New Grena-
Ga. which tGppled over eight cities and de
StrOytd thousands CfliveS. does not seem TO
sustain the new theory that earthquakes are
caused by the chemical act ion of water.a theO-
~ founded on the fact that volcanoes are gen.
orally found close to the ocean. rs in the cases
Of Hecia. Etna. and NesUviUs. The region
where the present great earthquake IN South
America tOOHPiace j inland. Yet il * pos
Sible that il had subterrauean communica-
ton with the sea; or that IN some way an
underground flow of water came in contact
with the requisite materials To produce the
violent Chemical action causing these throeS
Of the earth.
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IL addition 10 the series OF clerical scan
Gals which have shocked religious people
within the last year or two, il looks now as
II we are 10 have a series OF crimes by church
sections. Close upon the brutal murder OF
the little girl Mabel Young by the wretch
Piper. the sexton OF a Boston church. comes
news OF The arrest in New York of Matthias
ZeIsler, sexton OF a New York church. on the
charge OF preparing and selling obscene pic
lures He prepared his vile photographs in
room adjoining the parish school. Perhaps
the learned counsel for these indicted sections
viii use the plea for them urged with so
much zeal by Mr.. EvartS on behalf of Mr.
Beecher-' G.. that in view of the s~riJt5 EN-
Payments OF their life. and their antece-
dents. was impossible for them 20 be guilty
OF so heinOus a crime. But we are afraid the
Jury Will fail 10 be impressed by the plea
The mantle i hardly broad enough to cover
both pastor and sexton.
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Elsewhere in our columns will be found
the particulars Of the lyuching OF the brutal
negro WHO committed the terrible outrage
upon young lady recently near OIenton.
Maryland Although the offender would
doubtless have come TO a similar end through
the operations of the courts. the vigilance
committee in this case seem 10 have come
10 the conclusion 10 trust nothing to the
chances Of the laws delay. but 10 make the
punishment 50 swift. SURE and heavy as to
serve a. warning 10 all OF like brutal
IafGreS with this criminal!
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For THE
S [ " " + e!

FANS japanese, 10, 90, 50c. Linen. black, colored
and painted, % aud Soc: SILK and Satin. black,
painted aud white, 81, : so, : } as and 50.
dnced prices.
Ladies' Fine Chemise, Tucked and RufYie. Embroi-
cery aud Ruie, Lace aud Embroidery &c, at 8 L,
8 80 and So.
Ladies' Drawers to match, 81.
Fine Tucked and RUIi.e Skirts, s I, s. 80 and So
all full length and width.
Long and Short Gowns, 81.
very handsome Long Gowns, 81.
Chids Sun BoHne:s, Soc.
Child Lace Caps and Hoods, 81.
Hand nit Infants SacIues, 81.
Beautiful Embroidered Merino do S250.
NOrmaDy Hoods, Lace and Lawn, 81.
Child and Misses Plaid Full prOus, SOC.
Children : Fancy Striped Hose, ., IS, 81 aud Use.
Nice Umbrellas and Scotch Bingham Sun Cmbre-
New sly ie Tuck Combs, Is, soc and 81.
Gents hne British or Lisie Thread full regular
Toilet Articles Dressing Combs, best Rubber, IS
and Soc; Tooth or Nail Brushes, Sc; Hair and
Clothes Brushes, IS, SOC. and 81.
Fine Hand Mirrors. 81.
Travelling Baskets, 5Oc and 81.
Travelling Satchels, in all kinds. s. and 81.
Two packages Brown Windsor Soap &c.
Mems and Ladies' Lisie Gloves, 2sc., very cheap.
Ladies' two.button Kid, in ell shades, splendid
Gents Kids. 81 and 81 So
Croquet-HaH sets, 81: full sets, 81, 81 Is, $3.50
S4.50 and Is 50; all worth 50 per cent: more
Besides 0CO other articles all desirable, good and
cheap 1t
B. SILVERB1R0
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LirGir5Iual iu1Iiladglrhia named Eee!y
IIoteSSCs 10 have madca startling discovery.
and one which. IL It really possesses the inn
YOrtarCe asCribet 10 10. Will rsVOlGiiclizc
the Industrial world. His discovery i no
less l. Al Tat OF a new motive power gen
Grated. Ec claims. from coll water and air,
AID evolved into a vapOr more powerful than
steam, ard considerably more economical.
4 private exhibition OF tine working OF the
motor hal been made in November last. he
fore number Of capitalists. and three weeks
since another exhibition was given before Il
number Of gentlemen from the New England
states. The latter. according to report. were
50 wei pleased with the mOIus operandi.
and believed SO firmly in the ultimate su-
TersCdUTe Of steam by the new power. that
they formed n stock company. purchased
the patent right for the six New England
states. and paid $50 .060 cash Immediately for
theiT share ia the invention. and are really to
forward ~2JO.oGe more As soon a. called upon.
The apparatus used IN creating this power il
described as q generator or ''muitipiic1-
tor" and the yaVOr is passed into a ere
ceiveT," and from thence 10 the cylinder box
OF the engine. where 10 drives the piStOns and
SETS the engine in motion. The most re-
markable things are claimed for this appa-
ratUs, "a for instance. the statement is ma Ie
a
twenty horse power engine can be made
10 run an hour and perform fun service. 1t
IL further claimed that Notwithstanding the
Immense power generated, explosions are
impossible. Mr.. keely states that his first
public exhibition will be on the PennSylva-
ma railroad. when he proposes To take a
train from Philadelphia 10 New York and
return. The names Of prominent capitalists
are mentioned as being interested in the sue
cess Of the new invention. The public gen
orally viii put but little faith in the claims
OF the diScovereT of this wonderful power
until they have public demonstration OF
it, capabilities While ID may or may DOt pos
sess the value a. a motor aSCribed to it. il is
by 10 means certain that human genius
reached the acme of its achievements in
the discoveries Of Waits and Morse. There
are undoubtedly stilI more things in heaven
and earth than are dreamed of in our philos-
Olhy.
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y telegram from New YORK gives the pur-
port a. some new evidence against Beecher.
published in the New York NerGlt. II comes
al rather q late day. and. on the whole, has
rather fShy look. Yet there may be some
thing IA l.. and az course IL = desirable that
the zeal facts in the matter sLould be reached,
even il it neceSs itate> the APPALLING burden OF
= -re1peEing OF the case
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

kNoR RENI-The whole of the SECOND FLOOR,
l. consisting 81 siN rooms. all communicating,
with bath room ca sann fngr. VIII be rented yerY
" FIR the summer. Would be deli ghtfIl rcoms fer
party Ct gentlemen II tending % prni the summer
in the city Wal l. rented separately CT Set AZ;
20 18th street northwest. mayy If
E'oB SAIf-A uea' fve-roou HOUSE with 80
4 feet = ground. and building on tha rear that
reuts Tor 80 ~ mouth; fencing pavenents. sc. IL
pTfect order Ths property i within L. feet Of IN
street ears AID three squares from the market. ais~
water IN the GrourGs. Price, S2-61o; small cash
psi ineni and balance on long time. Apply prem
ises az 626 street northwest msyl sS'
t'QR sALE-CHkAP-A very desirable BUILD
n ING LOT OF s0rth side of ? street, between ath
ana IL streets EeTsh ScSt, surrounded by elegant
improvements. ROBT A. PHILLIPS, sos 18th
streets northwest. msrls-iy
FOR SALE-FARM Of sixty-three acres on Co
iuUltia turn Pile, four miles from city. within h
mile Of station. on ". o. railroad Location high
and healthy. good house and barn. apple and > ach
crchercs never falling stream - water and spring.
suitable for dsiry truck, or fruit. Will be rented
for the season sfteT April -. h. Apply t.
JASNEY & HOGE,
epi-Hn $60 Penusy lvsnis avenue.
ENcG kEET-FEDERSL BUILDINGS, come
= and Ith streets northwest, OFFICES and Uh-
tthNlsakD R,loNS, singiy aud IA suits, from 2
e. SKI pBgNTIsE. cent pO0ru Ne isgi1-tr
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Woman suffrage Is 10 se Submitted TO
popular vote in Missouri upon a separate
amendment 10 the state constitution passed
ny the constitutional convention. y similar
proposition was made last year n M.chi gan,
hat dij not reach a popular vote.
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PERSONAL.

1 HEREBY FOREWARN ALL PERSON
L from narboring or trusting M wife, Emma L.
FTawner, on nv account. as will pay debts
contracted ly her, she having left my bed and
board. witkOut yust cause.
Jeii-3IE John FRAWEER,
nINORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED for incom-
- patibility etc; residence unnecessary: fee after
decree. Address p. o. Box 1887, Chicago, Ill.
ph
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
TIE STAR for tie Summer.

Ve4s,7s lsu1Jly ne ci.V for ne g7suulleT or for
o7.g Tolt.,.I q Il mag hare TEE STAR Seslt b.
ro7 lcs'agr prcloif. J5r such pcytpj Of tine as
rlc, desse q, ne rate u - cents per trcek, 60
cc7i.s pcr month. $50 J5f three months, on 50
flT SiI moths.
az Or,ery U-,s, IA an cases BE- accompanied b.y
ne mo,.rs,, o0,d 10 pope Se,s iJagcr ttool pail
Iy~
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nR. ROBERTsON,


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general debility, organic weakness, iEp0tency. nery
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OF sight giddiness, evil OrebOdngs, self distru-.
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Ut; X, located for many years at 10 S. Eutaw 81
Baltimore, Md, has Consented, after many solicits
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nent office in that city. where he mag be consulted
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togp msr9 "
gSOGEKTS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
~ Wanted, case Il Mhgcpng Coush that cannot
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Gods Hoarseness, Sore Throat Croup, and all Bron
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and wholesale by CHARLES SToTT co, end 81
the proprietor. 1912 G. ST. northwest. uoyAlY
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MOI much occasion TO go To the mountains
or the sea-shore 10 escape hot weather in
Washington.
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FOR SALE.

ToR sALF-on- g sha Fn--s a.trI - r..ra..
Il STABLES o. ttiS r.fT. 'ratni -Hlr.r ma. o.. co
street uufthvH.f. - o. I'm .t.t % l..- vRr
fh- irlrf.,yfrrfnt If s If1--'ss .Tt-r. t-EH.r
car b D a. fnlr trr 1- THhNA u PlNfN u A..
Arclit-gt. G29 b .trr-: urr;aws.f. EH-
SADDLE AND pRlNING HORSE FOR Sax .
- Bay. vitl black F-iut-. u hands l.gl n
fu~ aTyssr anf action. y curn-kt r--t -
era. sJrufuas~ 81 err ..rttrr waIIar'rt. -
S,la from rgr.i.yIs....I- ,t 80 Il11f. d 90 49," ~
Want = Stailes - street, t-fvrcl p ar1 n. .-.l
n O'Clock O. e.. m. --I-
rIrHE GENUINE FIGARO CIGAR g 70 Deb,
L : pr luudlf. ~ GoLbcrEiN, oil Penn
sy'vsrls areuue. i..H
IN0R SAIE KY se-E =. -r-lu-rt .f if,I-
J. lar as srr.rI-1r = aRrLE MuNI T,b IS.
NANTES. POSTS. fAItki At p >Ifa-. g..
u.ei 2m NM ETrHCEfoGn. tlia u. ave.
IGOR SALE-5O ChGElsCES. lgrHy Li.i Ni 2
u CHS. JEng ~est.. Hsrk ed l.-k .Ss<ySNl<y
PHI TToNS aud Spring " AGnNS. Al 80. =
work Narrated as representa- - , -
Caring anf wsc-n wsurfa-,T-e-, ~. zoe and
100 BIRDS" =, ''~'rD,tavu. u. e.. us, 51
I'CR SALF-A FlPF ORG AZ, With tvs nsr nails,
" twenty three -f p- AL 2-I 30. fricr. -sts
Apply a. tti- office. i'arHa raf-i lin
ROE SALk-No- D. syur TIME g. luy. SlNtecu
4 NAN v AGpNN nArrz,
f1r sale q Ell sizes. tu.I- Dr.. fr l1-f sfyle .es
PLATFORM WAGONS Tor sale. "a monthly PAY
me1ts, - ven iJ~ pT.Ue. JAS k.PEoREGs
10. a. Prospect s.rcef.
uns~2D 3r- GsorErf0vn. n q
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BOARDING.

IGOR EENT-FURNISHED Rooms. with Il lard,
southern front, tSprague MausionD COL Il
street northwest Jell 81
DLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD for SUM
L mer. at 1909 Maryla avenue. Terms mod
crate. le3- In
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
l'I Summer Boarding AT reduced rates
Pleasant and Airy Rooms.
Je3- In GEORGE Il. CAKE, Proprietor
DARklNSON HOUSE, coyHsT 81 street and Pom
u Sy'rdntG nUeHne.-GoOd ROOMS. with first class
BOARD, SIS per month. Also, TABLE BOARD
al : 40 per week, or j. per mouth.
may % I'm A. PARK iNSOS, Proprietress.
NJILLIkEE s. Corner Of 10Th and streets
L'1 northwest, Washington, ID. g, square FROM
Avenue and street cars. Board ty the week or
month. Transient Board. 81 per day. House thor
Oushly renovated and refurnished.
febc-l y FRANK MiLLIKEN, Proprietor,
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MEDICAL, DC.

NO MONEY REQUIRED UNTIL CURED -
l DR.. BROTH BS s. GkAl warrant a perfect
cure in all diseases Of private nature Organic
Weakness, &C. Office. goo 81. Je2 2w-
hR. BUChLER JONES-Twenty years expo
- rence ia Female Diseases, Irregularities. OVa-
ran Tumors guarantees satisfaction no charges.
Business confidential. 33 Calvert ST, Baltimore
Enclose two stamps sepl5 gm
"SATISFACTiON," 81 PER BOTTLE. Con
- SITUATIONS Tree AT Or. DARBY >, lis "a St,
Colonization Building.D mays In
hR. AND MRS. NILSON.-A thoroughly eK pc
- rlenCed and scientific ladies PLY scian and
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes, OF pleasant
rooms and the best atentIO. al the Doctors private
residence. Consultation free. Office, 7G Park 81 ID,
near Saratoga St, Baltimore, Nd. mays-6w
hR. 4. l.. B0SW0RTH, At the Washington Elec-
H tTopatbic Institution, SIS z street northwest,
cures all nervous and chronic diseases Of whatever
name OF nature. All Complaints incident e. FB-
MALES, and diseases Of Children a speciality Gal.
yauic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most iuvig
Grating and health giving baths known 10 modern
science. Consultation and examination free ap26u
hB. BUCkLER JONES has returned 70 Bald
AZ more. Old office, 80 N. Calvert street.
Female diseases q specially. Oonsuitstior con
hd,ntial. sepls ON
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MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN.
Liberal advances made 10 any amount sni for any
time desired, at very reasonable terms, all kiUis
OF personal rOperty, Bonds, stocks and tine Mer-
ohandise. Also, goods bought and sold on COMMITS
SIGN. Always on hand Al private sale large sel-c-
ton of MATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEWELRY,
&c. Sc, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the Il,
Strictly confidential.
&. G0LDSTElN & CO,
Lonr ONE, Commission ant Errh1Hg, B-oEs-.,
n. K corner lOth and u streets northwest
~ Private entrance on 10th street. mayi-tr
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF NIRGtNtA.-SUMMER
y LAM LEC hes nine weekly begin 18th } uly,
loI5, and eId 18th sept. Have proved Of signal use
lSttO students designing pursue their stGlies at
this OK other law school; 2dtO those who propose 70
study privately, Sd-tO young practitioners who
have not had the ivantsge Of systematic instrglc
tion. For circular apply Up. o. Univerity of Var
'glEla, to John Il. MINOR.
Je'-m. " lin Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
lkh. eERABkAU TEACHES PIANO, KAn
u nONf and the Cultivation OF the Voice. "a
dress g. Mre REICHENBACH Piano Store, No
4i2 18th street northwest. dscll iys
ENGLIsB, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL IA
IA ST11CTE for young ladies, 81 New York ave
uue northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Frinof
pal. Seventh annual session begins on the 18th Of
September, lS4 aps2s-,y
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COAL AND WOOD.

STKIhEl STEIkE STRIhE FOR YOUR
- FTRES
WOOD NOOp'f COAL COAL
S500-Ss oo-s5 oO-S 90
Being crDwt,i with cons guflpuis q al kinds ~
WOOD. CaIR1rs upon carE.ss, caIly arrivals, On 80
than We csu dispose - readily uL vbi,-als, hence
We are pleased Go Irflrw tha puhIir fhsf rH-Nifh
standing the strike in tts rsl mines props %
furnish fuel % price Nl.Lfr tl.s means ~ tlP hum
hest iudiN dual.
LOOK LOON
GOOD PINK WOOD deliver. fHr : D ~ gHrf
GAk fr.m 80 O.
All kiuu~ ~ GOA l.. with 90 lls. q the Ton tia
lowest poe tia ETitr.
Al. SAWED ana SPLIT WOOD ~ carresg nd
iDgiy low price, ~
JOHN>ON BROTHERS,
Main or Cg and ptV1; a. IuLr-Hu's " hkrsez, frrl
ui l-th sd i3ft streets -.uthsp.t.
"a St202 street northwest
AHg12 Pm street. rrar25 rulF
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M.n,so,, W. GCINASD, President.
=. HEIsp> JAWS. Secretary Iall-3t
FH. e OfiL CO.,
18th and streets, opposite Treasury Department,
WassiaEfoa, n. T..
Ne pT DEPOSIT, ExChAhGE, CoLLEC.

liking business IN all its branches Attended 10.
n IN government Bonds and District eeurities.
4 - and Sell Gold ard Silver Coin. and Coupons
p oreifn Coin Drafts On kurope on oIst- ciass
J. uses oliy.
Ios-- Negotiated 10 Gil marketable securities In
l.I ~ ss;sKs shes ssllI fsI ..sasc mad Is
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rs THE 1CARTERLY MEETING of the
Wy WOMEN ; CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
vii T. hslJ TUESDAY, 18th inst. al ca D IA at
Nc. liz s'r.et. II
FSI - F-GRAND lob, E-AraI4arned
~ meeting viii te held ICE>DAY EVENING,
SubcIdlnafe Lydgt- y ~ b. C.E-iier-i
" k-pS IIl11hel Y. II. SW EFT. Or. Sec.
Na-oNIC-The ststet Conyoca:ion Of La
~ hETTE EpYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No.
DAY EVENING, June is, at 0'clock half an
hour saTii,F than usual. Officers aud members
VII Pleas' Be prompt II their atienia nce.
By order Of the VI T.. H. r
leli q John EDWIN MASON Secretary.
rSIHE CREDITORS or GEORGE MAT
~ iiNGLi are requested O. meet AZ the ofice
q b y Nsruer, corner - 9TH and y streets, at 10
oel1ek o. m On igIpAY; June l., 1875.
JAMES $ EDWARDS.
BIZ. wAKNER,
rSIN ACCORDANCE WITH RESOLU-
ASseo-ti. and Petsmss Rarosd CS%pasy "a a, an an
81 'rTLed erting, held June l0th. ISIS the Birec-
.Ot- q ssit ,ompauy' hereby give notice that q
,,,ss,inE = Al the Stockholders will be held
hoNDA July l3h, LIS, at the Board OF Trade
o. ~. i'i he purpose Of eiecting NINE DIREC-
II y serve for one year. Polls uilI be open
go tick ten days presiOIs to the election
MADISON p.vIEs " s.,t GgIXASD, Prs'idsp;
rs NORTHERN PACIFIC R,ILIOAD-l
Pacific x X Bonds viii De heii AZ The osins Of
Messrss DUNG Middiston, L. Dr0it buil1ing cor
street. first floor, NJ .. m. on NONDsV I,na \.
Tor the purpose II Considering hat actin, ,h;, -
qulre 10 o. taken IN reference TO The com
tcrest Of ali holders Of n p. X r. Bond. TO b. prs
teIt. REQ a.
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE SIZES.

REAUTtFUL COTTAGE SITES.
To fsmiiies daSiT rs = securing sumner rezi-
dcnCe near this Citg, thu: tsT haslthfUiaa-s ny
eNceied m the United States sr5 ir beautiful We've
i rarely eNcelod 10 any country, attention aud
.ins pectiOn is invited to
EIGHT ONEACRE LOTS,
adjoining each other, on the North Arlington
Heights, and beng part # the North Arlington
Fruit Farm with apples pears, sad cherries ia fun
bearing and adjoining the celebrated North Airing
ton vineyards. which can be- Pur, haSed AZ much les
than their true value. With Washington, George
town, the Potomac and surrounding country IN full
view from each, they are not e4ual-G by any O'hs
locality this city IL all their attractions and al
NAu'sees. To those vino Sill hUili upJn them al
once. the most liberal terms are offered
Small Farms IN the same locality are also offered
for sale.
ROE'T A. PHILLIPS.
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No. I39} SPklNG STOCK ! No. 439
9Th street. I at 9TH street.
MARE RlTE R'S,
No. 4S9 Eth street, between and 4, eight doors
above odd Fellows Hall.
PAPERUANGINGS. All grades and prices, &C
cording to quality, as low rs they can be purchased
in the Dis trict.
WINDOW SHADES.-Differen sizes and cOlors
Bordered Shades; also, Plain Goods in Bun,
Green, White, Pearl and Chocolate colors, which
We make into Shades.
PICTURE FRAMES in Walnut aud Gilt, fir ON
card to portrait size. Fancy Frames in great
riety. Frames made to order
PICTURES -Brewertons popular Pastel Paint
ings, panel and large size, two local Views, Land
scapes by Weyl, Photographs, &C. all Inappropriate
Frames
PICTURE CORD and TASsELS.-Diferent
sizes snd colors, Gold, Silver, Timed, Wire Center
and Worsted Picture Cord. Picture Nails, Rings,
&C. all offered 81 lowest remuneratiye price for cash.
~Orders for Paperhanging, Window Shades or
Picture Frames punctualy filled and satisfaction
guaranteed. leS Ct