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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-30
FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

Leave Virginia City for Reno at 7.45 A. NJ. and
345 P. NJ: will leave Reno for Virginia City
at 7 80 A. NJ, PAS z. NJ. and 500 Z. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Virginia City DAILY at $50 A. NJ, 7.45
A. NJ, 80 A. NJ, II NJ, 1.3O p. NJ. 3.45
P. NJ. and $50 P. NJ, and us P. NJ.
Leave Carson City DAILY at A. NJ, 8. A.
NJ, 9.35 A. NJ. II NJ, Las P. NJ, P. NJ, $50
PM and 80 P. NJ.
At Virginia City, Gold Hill and Carson
Offices, Through Tickets can be obtained to
San Francisco, Ogden, and intermediate points
on the C. P. r. Il.
Through Tickets can he procured at the
Company's office, Virginia and Carson, for
all the principal Eastern Cities.
II. NJ. YERINGTON,
General Superintendent
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-30
On MONDAY, tho 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1875,

Between the hours of Q o'clock A. NJ. and 5
O'Clock P. NJ, namely, at II o'clock NJ. of
said day, will sell all the right, title and
interest of said j. W. Davis, defendant, in
and to the above described property, at the
Court House door, in DAYTON, Lyon County,
Nevada, at Public Auction, for Cash in hand
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
Execution and all costs.
r. A. COOKE,
Sheriff of Lyon County. Nevada.
By GEO. W. SHAW, Deputy Sheriff.
Dayton, New, March 20. 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-30
Newark Land Company,

San Francisco Bay, Alameda Co., California.
Title Perfect. Incorporated.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-30
CHANGE OF TIM E
v. e. r. r. r..
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB
u RUARY Sth, 1875, nv.

Local Passenger Trains
LIE A We
VIRGINIA CITY
FOR
C. A r. s o N G. I T Y
At 7.45 A. NJ. and II NJ, and 3.45 P. NJ.
L E A We
CA r. SON CITY
FOR
VIR GINA CITY
At s A. NJ, II NJ. and p NJ.
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IS Vim. Thomas. Disturbing ball az Bligh's
hall by open profanity and q SOrderly con-
duet el0. SaTaVel Matthews, an idle and
suspicious coloTed man, was sent down for
vagrsncy. Nelson Carr and Frederick Tilp,
making street excavation without the
proper safe guaris; - each. George Wa
ington, trespass on parking: * Marie n
hugh and Emily Warner, loud and .tz-
collateral. Frank Reed, prof 1orteltet
mistead Taylor aud David Go -. At, At,
cOliaterals. Henry Thomas Iaht IoIieltel
and improper behavior a. "pvt to 1s.,i,ty
olage; 50 Archibald v, o,on pnrnsonitv -,
Pnnl's s 20: Eawarn 81 nith and washington
man a razor tianris" .terals. Addison Cole
days in Jail. jar ,es r EioS pa,,I E nl ~
. H. =, sh5S nd VIM. DeNeai, larceny of
ultoth,Os e. =: 500, or 30 days in Jail Lucy
- as, ieited collateral. Charles Ken
West. IL ~ on Edward Murphy; s.. Anna
'sS 800 10 rceny of children's clothing worth
1900 ~ or 30 days I'm Jail. Louise Palmer.
49, of clothing and a hair switch belong
W o Hester Ann Long; 5000 80 DAYS in iail.
~ INES Driver and Phillip Corwin. assault
John Reed, assault on Vincent Duckett; $50
or 60 days. Appeal noted. Benz. Ciarker,
assault on his motherin-law: SO and costs
| Appeal noted. Lemuel MakalI ccIored
charged with rape on Mary T.. Stowe a
| coIored girl Is years of age; committed for
the action OF the grand jury. Chas Mann
assault on James T. Blakely. his Son-in-laW
The defendant stated that he was conpelled
| 10 support ms (Bs) wife and children, and
he dld ask him for money and struck him
The court said that it was the duty OF 4 huS-
band To support his family and he wouIi not
| ]. rsecute The accused. He imposed a ne of
| 81 Chas. Syphax and James Smiler, throw
irg stones. The evidence in this case wa :
| that Smiler ad a bean-shooter an | shot M n
UIgCon hut broke the window Of J. H Mer-
I'll SyphaX dismissed; Smiler fined S5
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g EOR q E TOWN.

The CARRIAGE SERVICE for Georgetown
mas Tor some time been growing from bad to
worse, until it has become utterly inefficient
"A Few weeks since two wagons were put in
service, ana In measure meet the demand.
rms morning these wagons were discOn-
t'nued, AID an old and cum bersome
country wagon--toO large to enter most of
the alleys-was put on in their stead. Ger
talnly II one can judge by the number and
frequency of the complaints, the garbage
system here neeis speedy overhauling.
THE AVENUE STREET CARS commenced
running over the NJ street bridge, on single
track, this morning.
DANGERoUs.-The rear wall of Mount
Zion (colOred) church. on Mill street is
cracked 10 such an extent as to cause serious
apprehensiOns Ak to its safety. 1t would be
well for the authorities TO cause an inspnc-
tor TO examine the building, and thus guard
against probable catastrophe.
GRAIN TRApE.-The only offering of wheat
at the MerchaT is Exchange to-day was one
lot of 1000 bushels. Sales of l, 100 bushels at
213O.
RIVER NoTFs.-Arrived - Steamer John
Gibson, from New York, consigned to R. p
A. Dewham, with general merchandise for
District merchants; schooner Kitty Ann,
from Alexandria, with !, 200 bushels wheat
for Hartley & Bro.
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THE COTRTS-

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day the case of Shoemaker agt The
District of Columbia was argued by Mr.
stanton for the District and Mr.. Cassin and
Hon. KeVerdy Johnson for TIE complain
ants. In this case the District levied a tax
on certain milling property in Georgetown
which the complainant refused To paw, and
hled bill To 9njoin the collection of those
taxes on the ground that under an act of the
late District legislature manufacturers were
exempted from taxation for five years The
discussion was as to the powers of the legiS-
lature to pass such an act. and Mr.. Stanton
power TO the legislature.
EQUITY COURT-Jlulqe Olia
To day, Barbour ct al. agt. Van Hook: or
ger making restraining order permanent t.
Sharretts ct al. agt. Sharretts; decree 10 S eli.
W. j. Sibley agt. Morgan ct al; decree for
sale Shields agt. Aver; order appointing
OBrien special auditor. Stanton, receiver,
agt. johnson; decree for sale. Market Conn
paDy agt. Hoffman; order extending time TO
file answer. Young agt FeatherstOnhough:
decree for sale. Coltman ct al. agt. Moore et
ton ct al. agt. Williams ct al; decree finally
ratifying sale. Starr ct al. agt. Southern
Maryland railroad; order discharging re-
Strain1ng order and receiver.
POLICE COURT-JibdQe Smell
Yesterday, after our report closed, Marga-
ret Garner was charged with keeping a baw-
DIV house on 18th street, near Ohio avenue.
The police raided this house on SATURDAY.
night and captured the proprietor and six
female inmates, with about eight negro men,
Much complaint has lately been made Of the
boldness Of the fancy girls who frequent this
house, making II common scandal; $50 and
costs, or 50 days. Charles Kennedy, assault
on Edward Murphy; continued. Precilla
Smith and Ibomas Smith, assault on Millie
Stephenson; Precilla fined IS and psts. and
Thomas dismissed. Ida Ford, larceny OF a
bracelet worth $40, the property of Rosa Har-
ris; $40 and costs. Joseph Chase was fined
go and costs fur larceny of q Coupling min
from Joseph Nicholson. Samuel 3. Smith
was fined SO for assault on Richard VIII
liaxns. Lawrence Bird, assault with intent
TO kill John c. Pingel, was committed for a
hearing. Edward Pannell and Charles John
son were committed TO Jail six months for
larcenv Of cloth ng and other articles from
Mary +. Powell.
TO-DAY.
William Thompson, violation OF cart law;
judgment susr ended. Joseph G.. Hofrmann
forfeited collateral. Thoms III. Lipscomb,
Patrick Russell, James O'Brien, do. J. Bur
CESS. selling produce without license; 50.
Richard Smith, profane and indecent Ian
guage loud er ough 10 be heard on the street;
So. George Ellis, open profanity in public
assemblage; IS. Joseph johnson, profane;
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEaCfAL.

QgofntIoHs FURNISHED by M,ddietOn r Co, BANKERS
The following were the prices bid and asked st the
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day
y. >. gold, ll6A bio. Bank Stocks-NatIOnal Bank
OF Republic, l35 bid; National Metropolitan Bank
ll3 bid, ll5h asked. City Passenger Railroads.
Washington and Georgetown stock, 50 bid. Sundry
List-W ashingtOn City Gas stock Is bid; ArIingIon
Fire Insurance Company, III hid National Metro
pohtsn Fire Insurance Company stock, los bid;
Iorcoran Fire Insurance Com psny stock, los bid
District SecuTities-( District of Columbia Perms
1ept me g., g. j.. j.; 1891, 100 bid; do.
q 1892, 100 bid; FUNDED Loan, Congress, }
6Ss u large 1924, g. bid; do. do. small, 6shs
BID. Washington Fund Loan Bonds, Leg 6's
NJ 4 n, 1872, 90 bid; (Georgetovnl-G
stock, g., J; A. J. O.. 1881, 95 bii; General
bid; Bounty Stock, 6's. J. A. }. & o, at pleas
ure, s. bid; Market Stock; 6,s, }. A. j 4 o.,
at pleasure, IS bid. Board of Public Work
$50 $50, l877. 1873, series, sos bid s9ss asked:
Certificates, Sewer, 8, J, & , 1874 IL S. hid "a,
asked Water Certoates. ss. lS77 93 bid. luI asked
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Wall Sireet Ta-dax-

NETWORK, Oct: 5.-The POSTS financial article
says: In the wall street markets Gold is higher
foreign exchange lower, and securities as a ruIe
steady to strong, Union Pacific, Pacific of Missouri
AID New York Central being exceptionally weak
Gold opened at ll7s, advanced Immediately to ll7i
ahd ruled at III asss during the first hour since
winch sales have been at liz az. On gold loans
the rates for the day are lower. Foreign exchange
opened with posted rates for prime bakers sterl-
ing 49a4SJ, decline of n a cent yesterd Az =
closing rates There has since The opening been a
reduction 10 ASA and 4S25s. While hese are the
nominal rates, the actual rates for prime bauker-
sterling have fallen to 4773a and 4sl1a s4S2 rates
which Justify the im pOr tatiOu Of gold Money is
unchanged for call loans; prime mercantile "a ne
hnds ready market q Sal pr cent. In ali de-
Eartments he report il that Collections are good
government bonds are strong and generally higher
than yesterday. The stock market opened With
light changes aud during the first half hour Union
PACING declined Ia Pa itic of Missouri l, and pa
chc Mail The remainder Of the list having been
steady In the next hour the general list advanced
t<al5s, the only exception hay ing en- New York
Central wh'ch fell to iU31S from l07. Since IL g.
missouri Pacific has fallen to 251a W ion Pacific 10
oe nnd the remainder VI the list has been steady
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals,

Ny. Robert OHare was yesterday al
mitted TO practice at the bar Of the Supreme
Court OF the District.
The New jersey republican executive CON-
mittCe last evening elected W. Y. y. Wilson
chairman and Colonel j. H. Downing, sec
RETRY.
Chief Engineer CrouIn. OF orr fire depsTt-
meUt. was yesterday nominated for a vice
president Of the convention Of fire engineers
in New York.
Mr.. Patrick wcGreevy, formerly drum
major OF The United States marine corps, and
rSs ding in Washington, died in Brooklyn,
y. Y. on TueSdayIast, st the advanced age
OF - years
Co A. Washington Light Infsntry. last
night declined the invitation To visit Rich
mOnd ON the occasion Of unveiling the Jack
81 n statue, transmitted by. Go. T, LIST Virginia
regiment
Church this evening. Subject, Power From
on High" when he will probably give some
ofhis views on the subject Of revivals of re-
ngiOn-
Cfncers were elected by the Columbia Fish
ing club at a recent meeting as follows:
Captain John p. Barrett, president; c. King,
vice president; ". p. Hicks, secretary; Con
rad kaufman. treasurer; Miller, johnson
and Reynolds, election committee.
About O'Clock last night the shifting en-
CINE Of the Il. and p. r. r. jumped the track
on 9Th street and caused the mail train due
AT 10 O'Clock 70 land TIE passengers on Maine
avenue. The engine vas righted in little
time.
At a meeting of tt,- alumni OF the medical
department of Georgetown College, last eve
Dipg. DIR. John Edwin Mason was elected
orator u represent the society next spring;
ard DIR. Il. j. Murphy read an interesting
paper on Puerpercl Septicasmia-
Al meeting OF the trustees OF the Reform
school at Lincoln Hall last evening MeSsrs.
Ward and Blaine formerly employed at the
school, came personally before the board,
20 make a statement in relation 70 their en-
plOyment and discharge from the schC0I
The matter was referred TO a committee for
investigation
The Maryland Evangelical Lutheran
SyrGd, which embraces all The churches of
That denomination in this citv, meets in
convention 81 Grafton, West Virginia. to-
morrow. The Memorial Church will be rep
resented by James r. Graham, ESQ. There
are about Zoo communicates connected
with this synod.
In our yesterdays item OF the ''daiIy run
over Mr.. :. H Merrill was enormously
named as the driver OF the horse and car
riage. The careless driver was a cOlored
man, and Mr.. Merrill was pedestrian wit
ness TO the accident who enacted the part of
the good Samaritan and carried the Injured
boy to the drug store
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The MRPkefR.

BALTIMORE. Oct. 5.-NIrg1nia SKIES, peelprs, 40;
consols, 634 est Virginia g. North Carolina sizes
old, Is new. 10; do. sTecal tax 2bid to-day Sugar
ST. adg and firm, l05SalO7z.
BALTIMORE, Oct Soften shade firner and
ariy actIve-middlins, l2zsal3. Flour quet and
unchanged. VIII at-western amber minAl, 0t he r
grades quiet hut strong-No. western red, / 40;
feDnsy lv ania red, SSaI 40; Maryla red, lOa
10; do, amber, l.55al 60; do, white, 2JaI. as
Corn-westeIn strong and higher, southern higher
souihern white, 7OasO; do, yellow, 72aT3. western
mixed Oh bid spot, o. bid last half October Oats
MN but quiet southern, 46a55: western white, 81
e62i western mixed, 47a5O Rye dull, 75aa3. Hay
dull and heayy-Maryl land and Pennsylvania tim6-
my Z5a24 Provisions strong and higher, with a
tendency still upward Pork, 3 OOa25 80. Bulk
mea s. shoulders. S4sl0; clear rib Sides ls51aI4;
loose Loose Eacked, l9.talt4 BacOn-shouldors flO3l
hrm-renned, l4A. Butter firm and unchan ged
Petroleum quiet-crude, 62Ss6h refined I3Is a
lS1a. Coffee strong and unc hanged. WHISKY shade
inner, II 1al i6.
NEW YOkK, Oct 5-stocks active and unsettled
aiS = Gold, n3s Exchange long, asa short,
4oxs governments strong and Wet
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Flour shadeirmer Wheat
one and two cents better. Corn a shade nrmer
LONDON, Oct. 5, p. m.-Unifed States bonds
1865 old, 1861 1867 l7s 10 40 r, l04s Erie pre-
TERED, 81. Paris advices quote rentes at IS francs
80 confines.
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TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments a. you desire cleaned or dyed be-
fore the rush OF work commences At the new
dye works OF a. Fisher, No. 9O6 q street
near 9Th, or 20 his old stand, SIS 9Th street,
opposite the Patent Office. PunctUallty. re-
spectacle work and reasonable terms. Gil
SoO 10 $4,000 has been invested IN Stock
PRIVILEGES ard paid 900 per cent profit. Chow
Tumbridge q Co., Bankers, 2 Wal street,
rev YORK 6.3.
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THE GREAT FALLS Ice COMPANY. at a
recent meeting adopted a resolution tn aban-
don its works az the Great Falls ano remove
the buildings to AnalOstan Island. AT the
Tune this company leased the ground al the
Falls freight from Boston To this port was -
per ton II is now only twenty cents per ton.
fully as cheap a. transportation per canal
from the Great Falls to its depot in this city:
can generally be depended on from Boston
or the keDDebec river, and at less cost than
our OWE product. The company will retain
It's works at AnalOstan Island. and extend
IFS iscillties for harvesting ice whenever the
seeEOrS favor The past season has been enc
of unusual profit The work of demolition
has already been- commenced on the build
iDgs al Great Falls, and before the expira-
tiOn Of the present lease everything belong
ing to the company will have been removed
to Analostan Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

being requisite To health aid comfort, thou
sal DIS Of the intelligent public patroniZe Or.
Whites well known establishment SS5 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Gorns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains,
Vascular EXcreScenceS, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
FRzckLEs removed by Natures Beautiter

Miss HULETr is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago. Her "attachments" are
rot easily resisted. She uses hd,lTe's BENG
ftTieT l5a6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
Is THIS CHEAP!

Large lot double DAMAsK TOWELS, all linen,
large ssZe. Is cents
Nearly two yard wide black WATERPROOF nc
Nearly one yard wide fine CHINrZ CALICO,
IN navy blue, u cents.
CARRIERS.
T01 MARKET SPACE
worth 81 cents
Double width. all wool black CASHMERE, 81
cents; very cheap.
New tall and winter DRESS GOODS, in paid.,
strses, plain
Good CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents.
Excellent CALICO, in short lengths, 81. cents,
worth ~ cents.
spler did yard wide blesched COTTON, in short
length, 10 cents, worth 1917 cents.
SpleEaid v bite BLANKETS. IS
CAsslMEREs, CLOTHS, for men and boys,
80 cents.
Large TOWELS, u cents; heavy STOCKISGs,
y cents; LINEN NAPKINS, cents, linen HAND
kFRCHlEFS. 6 cents.
BLACK SILK very cheap. sep2s-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

~ walter Grant of Fitchburg, Mass. q
years old, had lately born unto him his 2lst
child.
RIA Georgia editor offers to dress his pa
per in mourning for The death OF anybody,
where mOurners can pay so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05
II L l. g D . d S.

We have Just returned from New York with
large and we'll selected stock, among which have
some special bargains 20 offer 10 our customers.
5lO yds Of Calico a. SC per yard These Prints can
not be bought BY the csse in New York for the
money, nor have they ever been sold 50 cheap.
Ito pairs l0-4 Blankets al 81 IS, very cheap.
~ pieces Mohsir at Sc. per yard Job lot, regular
price CSC.
Lot of Canton Flannes at loc. per yd cheap at l2c
&c. 25c.
" White Bed Spreads, very cheap
large and beautiful lot Of Dress Goods. plaid aud
plain the n, wet things OUT; Ladies sad Gents
nderwear IN great variety; Gents White Shirts.
Collars and Cuffs Yelling in the new shades
Hosiery and Hdkfs; Blankets, all sizes and quail
Comforts; White and BED Flannel; Curtain Laces
In the new patterns: Table Damask, aud new
STYLES OF W inc Cloth; Brow and Bleached Sheet
ing, all widths; best { Brown and Bleach-d
Cotton in the market for ID and l2c; cheap lot Of
Towels and Toweling.
Cloth and Cashmere for men and bows
Tapestry. Brussels, 3 Ply and Ingram Carpets
velvet and Brussels Bugs, and A. 5, and S-uuarter
Oil Cloth.
Our goods have all been purchased for cash ss
Chez a. can be bought; hence are prepared and
intend TO sell them low any house in this city
Cali and satisfy yourselves TO the Correctness u
" hat We state.
LUTTRELL WINE,
nf-pr ptsb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

TRADE SUPPLIED with NG'Iues Bemalfe7
by Charles Stott & Co, wholesale druggists
No: $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
u. c. asI
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Feather Probabilities To-day.
oFFIcE OF CHTEF sIGNAL oFrTcvH

" A-tf
For The middle states and New Engla7d,
falling barometer. southwest To northwest
winds rarity clear or ClOudy weather. fol-
lowed by falling temperature and increasing
pressure tonight with rain in New England
ard Increasing cloudiness and occasional
min In the middle states.
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SfT z TIE Ms.

/. LIGHTLY DAMAGED OvERCoATs NJ one
LII Of their cost. Call ard see them.
le.4,G A. SAKs & Co. $40 Ttn street.
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SlLE-A WALNUT BEDROOM SET
Z hppy this evening at 12I q street north
west.
EN0R SALE-A valuable young Bay HORSE, of
Il me SIZE, form and actioR; perfectly ~
sonpd aid suitable for any will he sold ,(~SS
very low. Can be seen at HUGIELY a BOWEN'S
ctshle, New YORK ave, near 9TH street. oct5-3t+
E'oR SALE-A fine trOtting MARE, n
Il years old, has trotted in $50; is per 10y
fe,tly gentle can be driven by any one and viii b.
VAR al TED In every respect Can be OlcOtts
Stables, street between 18th and lsth Z X
BARN UNI, 100 street. oct3-st
EOR SALF-TwO fine, large, ouug iron gray
L HORSES; well matched. Inquire at a.
iZol IA treet southwest Oct2 3m 10y
E'OR sALE.-Wil be sold at a bargain, 100 bar
rels Hove's Gave CEMENT. This Cement ia
superior to all other American Cement. Apply to
5. A, TERRY. Peoples Bank,
auRl9 II Cornersth and Y streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-05

oPFSFD THIS DAY, fresh supply Soft and
Stih Felt Hats. STINENETZ. Halter,
lJ,lsS IL PersSy ivaAia avenue.
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a REVIVAL OF RELIGION is now going or,
under tie charge of Rev. James Wilson, OF
sandy Spring circuit, about two miles from
Laurel, on the Montgomery county Md,
road. A correspondent writes that Rev. Jas
WHO'D. assisted by his Woodworking col
leagues. Revs l.. Brashears and Nanarsdale
have reason To be proud of the success of their
WORK. Twenty conversions have thus far
occurred, and some twelve or fourteen per
sons are seeking, night after night, recon
Citation with their God. This revival ne
cessitates the building of a new church; the
present meeting place is very inconvenient
and entirely too small 10 accommodate the
number
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w ii. WHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsrAB.

40 JsferSOH Strser, GsOrgst05rn. ID C.
Established, 1881. Premium awarded, 1857 En-
largo a"d improved, 1874 Ladies' aud Geutlemen's
wearing sprareI OF every descrip ion, including
Nelyets, Crepe Wells and Trimmings, Kid Gloves
&c &c, nicely cleaned d yed; also. Curtains and
New Good, Carpets and Blankets cleaned during
the Summer months,
Send NJ your address and will call for and re-
turn work AZ place in the District free OF extra
charge. Work received and returned by mail or ex-
press fro and 10 place in the country ap2l tr
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TIE NEW BoOKs.-"The Abode Of Snow by
Il Wilson; 81 ~. "kiGht Cousins, by l. NJ. Al
cotfi 81 so Isles Woman hood. - by Farguahar-
SON 50 Peer SHOW, go Pictures; 81 50. Con.
NJ sdeirs Rivers" by Keller; SIS The Library
Atlas 100 maps, with descriptive letter press His
I5c. Tine Lacy Diamonds" by author Of "Odd
Trumgs;" &c: Marriage of Maria Fergus By
VIM. Black, &c. "a Double Story by George
Macdonald; rs. Also, several hundred volumes
embr tracing Biography, History, Theology, Science,
Poetry, Bohns Library, Miscellaneous and Stsud-
ard Literature, at the uniform price OF rs cents per
volume. fine assortment of the latest novelties
In Chromos, comprising the new Black Back ground,
Panel FlOwery, Text and Crosses, at the Metropoi'
tan Bookstore, SOL0MONS & OHAPMAN'S.
avenue.
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AT HFNPLEB'S AUCTION, those superior
i, L.. "a glasses. SteTeoseopeS, microscopes, &c.,
Will x sod tbs evening.
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REAL ESTATE EALEs.-B II. Warner sold
Yesterday for Edwin NJ. Lewis, trustee for
Jay Cooke CO., bar. krupts, lot IL, square
"a. fronting 81 feet inch on the south siie
OF q street, between l4Lh and 18th northwest
by depth Of ll3 feet sK inches, to Geo. w
ting sis 49, So