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WEATHER KEPORT.
WASHINGTON, July Ell A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES,

For the Middle States and the lower
lake region, rising to stationary ba-
rometer, westerly to southerly winds,
and clear or partly cloudy weather,
Win lower temperature In the later and
slight changes In the former.
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y An Wool serges In beautiful Shades
N and % cents. WIN. B. SHARP,
asc24 &th and Market
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Harmony.

It Is the duty Of every Democrat te en-.
deavor to promote harmony and unsnim-
ity in the party; without this success can
hardly be expected. There are some very
active men in the party who imagine be-
cause they are active they should have
their own way about party matters. They
should remember that human judgment
Ia fallable, and that some others are quite
as likely to be right as themselves. There
are others who seem to think that the
party is only to furnish Offices out Of
which men are to secure livelihood
Such persons are very much mistaken
The Democratic voters OF Wilmington
owe themselves several duties in poll
tics. and one of these is to secure their
person and property from the heavy taxes
imposed upon them by the ruling party,
which has Lean so long in the enjoyment
o. power that it docs not sympathize
with the mass Of tax payers. Their own
property Ia we'll protected. or the taxes
they pay are made up to them in various
psrquisites. Now, a party that cannot
correct abuses must be put out and an
other that prmises to do 80 must take its
place. This is the use we make of suf-
frage. When q people are 80 welded to
party that they will not vote to change
bad rulers for better ones, repubicanism
becomes useless, and suffrage fails en-
tirely of its object. II voter is a SOW.
sreign it is only because he uses his vote
toswield the power Of government. When
he suffers his Judgment to be carried away
by political demagogues, who only seek
power for their own aggrandizement and
the injury Of the people. he is no longer
ft to be sovereign. and the right Of suf-
frage In his hands is real danger.
This 10 exactly the position of a great
nsdy OF the Republican voters to-day
They vote simply for men without regard
70 their qualifications for official position
or their wish to protect the right, or pro-
mote the happiness, of the community,
or elevate the character of tho people,
The estimate Of community is very of :
Ten formed from its representative men
It's Official heads. II they are deficient in
learning and in virtue, the impression is
very apt to be formed by strangers that
those who selected them are not up to O
nigh moral and intelligent standard. We
should endeavor too by the selection Of
our officers to impress youth with the ne
ossaity Of cultivating the finer and more
snnobing qualities Of our. nature, if the,
would aspire 10 positions of distinction
No man whose patriotism is up to tn,
1roDer standard should wish to see tn.
0enocratic party put men in Office VIII,
ars incompetent. or who are lacking il
xhs qualities necessary to inspire our owl
3oath. or command the respect of stran
GERS and the elevated citizens of neigh
boring towns.
Then let rs harmonic ON good, able ans
honest candidates for all the Offices a
the approaching city election!
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{E EATrV PIANO

Endorsed by the Highest Musical Authoritv
throughout the world as THE BEST. Is. Il
Beatty. Proprietor, Washington, New Jsr
~. WRxlSdRm
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$3,977.5s3 90

our Ss9s, 900 "a
The foregoing statement of the condition
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Philadelphia is correct and true
II. S. STEPHENS, Vice President.
HENRY AUsTIE. Secretary,
Before me personally appeared II. g
Stephens. Vice President, and Henry Aust,e.
Secretary Of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Philadelphia, who being duly
sworn. do depose, and say that the foregoine
statement Is true, to the best of their Know.
ledge and belief Sworn and subscribed be-
fore me, this second day Of July. A. D., 1875.
j. III. WILLIAMSON.
Commissioner for Delaware.
ALBERT W. SMITH, Agent
jy28.2s.i Wilmington. Del.
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TRUSTEES SALE
r z AL EST ATE

Fss a an Bsa%a s1sST 9 ns Ss s
cond day of June A. ID. 1875, at Chamber. in
q c5psc OF partition between Reuel Heisler
and Kebecca 5. Heis er, ct al, will be exposed
to sal G, Rt Public Auction
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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
rJanuary I, 1875.

Attest-ALBERT W. SMITH.
Treasurer w. s. F. Society.
Attest-JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Auditor w. s F. Society.
Wilmington, Del, July 10. 1875. jyI8.2Sso
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W Wilmington. Del, July 10, ls7j-s&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-29

That Pennsylvania Avenue must be paved
al an early day is a self evident fact.
Whether the powers that be feel disposed to
undertake the work just now or not. or
whether they have decided "a to the kind of
pavement To be put down or not, il is clear
that the work must be done. and that before
very long. And if 10 is 10 be done at all, why
not set about il at once9 The present time Is
particularly prOpitious. Labor is plenty and
cheap, and all the materials entering into the
composition OF any kind OF pavement can be
purchased lower now than at any time for
many years past, AMI lower. in all proba-
bility, that they can be bought a wear hence
or any time afteIward. Then. again, the
present season is just the time to do the work
satisfactorily. The trouble with nearly all
the pavements put down heretofore. and par
ficulariy Of the concrete varieties, was that
they were laid in cold weather, wnen il was
Impossible TO DO good job Bat if the work
were undertaken now IL could all be finished.
and under the most favorable conditions
before winter sets in; and TO think of letting
another winter go by with the street in its
present terrible condition would be hardly
less than criminal. Again we say. let the
WORK begin at once.
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Every recurring Decoration Day affords
gratifying evidence that the era OF peace and
reconciliation is near at hand. The noble
sentiments already uttered this year by ex-
confederate and ex- Union soldiers have found
a warm response in the hearts of all who
earnestly desire the establishment OF gooi-
will between both the Northern and South
eTn sections OF our common country. The
Baltimore S''a. in referring to the cases of
Joint OO>ervances of the day by federal aud
confederate soldiers, which have recently
occurred, sensibly says that "the time has
gone by when the flowers cast upon the
graves OF federal or confederate soliiers
should be more nurtUrei by any one for
thorns TO the living than honor to the dead
Except "a emblemS of regard and peace, and
OF that Charity and forgiveness which the
grave itself inculcates, these floral decora-
fic1s are but hollow mockery."
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
The Star for the Summer.

TTzoals tearing me ci,y for me s,Buaer or for
onY PORTION 81 IL may hare THE STAR sent 6y
1'o7 postage prepaid or such period Of fine as
Sl,, dcrire al NE rate Of ~ cents per ,ceek. go
ce,,'s PEI ninth, $50 for three months, or So
f. 81 .5cfl'hS-
sVOnL7s must ia M cases be accompanied on
me n'ol'e1, ard no paper seat longer than paid
f1r.
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HOUSES FOB RENT.
Auction SALES.

sATURDAY, May ., q Q clock ?; m, Trustees
sale Of Lot on 9Th ST., between and Its. n. W.
TUESDAY, June 1, At 5 O'Clock ,. m, Trustee 3
sale of stock fixtures of Drug Store corner 9th
street and New York avenue.
For fuller particulars sre other aavertissments In
Star. may1o-n
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
@ WIN. L,NkINs . SON, e
TWENTLETH-STREET MARKET,
720 TWENTIETH STREET.
STRAWBERRIES,
AND EVERYTHING YOU WANT IL OUR LINZ,
my2eh AT POPULAR PRICES.
ELPHONZO YOUNoS g. co.
ARE SELLING
LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA .......-.....for soc
LIB. SUPERIOR ooLoNG TEa--....-.....fOr soc
LIB. NEW YORK STATE BUTTER..-for 3se
I DoZ. FINE LARGE BANANAs..........fors zoe
2 DOZ. FINE LARGE BANANAs..-.....tor Il
LBS. NEW YORK STATE BUrrER-...for al
LARGE CANS sTABLERs GENUINE BART
LETT PEARS, in Syrup .-....................for -
LBS. PURE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR sI
LARGE CANS ToMAroEs.................-f n
LARGE CANS PEACHES, in syrup........for 81
"a LBS. CRUSHED sUGAR............ .......fOr n
"a LBS. GRANULATEp sUGAR.............fOr 81
LBS "a" ...........for 81
10 LBS. &C" Nearly whi;eJ sUGAR....-.....for 81
10 LBS. NEw TURKEY PRUNEs.-........for q
10 LBS. NEW YORK STATE BITTER for So
ELPHONZO YOUNGS a. CO.. Grocers.
lxAsoSIc TKxPLrJ
Corner 9th and n sts., CPD. Q. S. Patent os5cs.
EIPHoNZo YoUHGs,
JEROME n. J0HESoN.f msyT-u
CIV AND s'KAUPHY.r
Lovers Of good TEA ond COFFEE will be pleased
10 hea that they can buy The Celebrated -
4 CLUB TEAs AND CeFFEEs III
at Stands Nos. 1i- and lac Center MARI u
east wing, and az my store corner Of 9TH and
IL streets southeast.
These goods are Of the Choicest InportatiOns. ari
are retaiied at small advance on wholesale price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-29

The assessed value Of property in Pri nee
Georges county. Nd, is put down this year
by the Commissioners at -. 296. los.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-29

w M. SINISTER & BROTHER
Have sale the largest and most attractive assert
ment Of
BLACK AND COL0RED SILKS, HANDSOME
FANCY PLAfDS AND HAMBURG LACES
for Overdresses, and the most complete stock of
LUPINS CELEBRATED MAKE OF GRENA-
DIMES,
in Plain Plaid and Satin Stripes with full assort
ment of
TAMlSE- CASiMERES, HENRIETTA CLOTHS.
CAMELS HAIR BAREGE,
and, i'll fact, a complete stock Of
MOURNING GOODS
Of the best goods known
ONE PRICE ONLY. In
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FOR RENT AND SALE.


Tor RENT-one new two story FRAME HOUSE
coB,s!ning seven r'o ms; water sad E.s side and
esrs "a eIc. IN, Ff~,Ig,l r.. - n 5.s-fb
sirtei soGihesst Inquire W I. JONES, No. o!s
FOR kESr-HoCSE ISL iFh street; eae u the
most cesiFabie and b. slthy locations IN thaci's
aad Adjoining FiSnklin Square; hause costainS =
vsitr closet, ws1 ba,ia. sisa fns lsrss garden:
soNH PnT ri aSf S ,t Sc apsiy to Dlah
W. DRIVER, corner Re. sve. ani az Il ms :;
L'oR sALE-One Of the naasf desirable SIa vsiua.
= ne snidlng Lots IN the eits-LOt No. -. ia
slnSre No Sic, situated ~ tn southwest iu'ersec
ton OF Massachusetts avenue, nth and L streets
nSithsest, bsyns front 81 3 feet with depth o;
proyemenis con.isiing e two frame houses a. Ap
pIsistneni or they viii b. removed. For terms, &c.
H. Il WARNER. Real Esta,e Broker.
mayss 81 corner Of 7th aud streets.
FOE RENT-Eurni.hed and Unfuroi-hed PAR
with OF without board No 1 90. and i0i o street
northwest, street cars pass the door. msyea Ct
EoR RkNT-A beautiful RESIDENCE ca the
Heights OF George;cwn. commanding - fine
view OF the cities Of Wsshr gton, GecreeLown aud
AEss % Jas snd Of ,s nsP R I'D
Congress street GeorgetoWn, n. {. mayso ea2s
EoR RtkTok sALL-Ai Citton, Va, q miles
hsh sPouSi tSs sao d6S Srs
minutes walk; picturesque views. hne old tres,
elimsts fine neishborhood, 20 sores prime isad.
k,ni SIeo per year, IN ad,.nce rJeterrsi Some
mount, Clatsn station FAIRFAX ca. Va. mvls es5,
Eok SALE oRrNCHANGE-A yslpnble FARM,
containing ~ acres. with good water poW~T-snd
mill site, situated i'm Montgomery county. Md. Il
miles Qua ON the 7th street rnsd For particulars
inquire Of BOWMAN GEEkE. 4i2 IN
street. ma,Ts COW
E0R SALE OR RENT-Tyyo very desirable com
Il try RESIDENCES With gardens aud necessary
cut buildings; one nile from Annan lis yuuctioa,
". b. q. X, Il. apply 20 7. JOHN BOWIE,
Annapolis Junction. mayll easw~
EoR SALE-0ne of the finest LOTS on Capitol
Hiil, corner North Caroliua avenue and 81 street
sJ maTi sds, Apply to ,oa 81. JOHN CREWS.
FOR SALE AND RENT
HOUSES, sltuared in most Of the desirable To-
catlons on Capitol Hill, at prices suit those who
may desire to purchase.
LOTS of all descriptions can be bought at reason
HOUSES FOR RENT LOANS NEGOTIATED.
IlES bought and sold
RENTS COLLECTED.
improved and Unimprnved Property Wanted
JOHN J. EVANS, Real Estate Broker.
2l2 Pennsy lyania avenue east.
mayo-eotr Capitol Hill.
Eok kENT-Ehgible ROOMS, Congress street
Il Georsetown heights-a Psrlor and two Rooms
moor; all Choice rooms and suitably furnished
oco-eod lRep-tth& col
k'oh sALE.A large, very comfortable, old fash
i toned BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, situated on
the corner OF Bridge and Frederick streets George
town, ID. o.. large and attractive. Terms reasonable
and low. WILLIAM TYLER
octN-eou us 18th street.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

TO L0AN-several small sums OF MONEY on
real estate or other seeuIii Is
6sy9-lm Corner llth and p streets
I l. gapimEroysd REAL ESTATE for some estaS,
address G. II ~. CitS Post ofioe. @ nay s1sa'
$4,000 real es,a.e %of TS LG ..s
m..,-n j. STANLEY JONES,
EQR SALE-THK FIXTURES AND PART OF
Situation is the best in the city and will be good
Investment for person DESTROYS of entering in bust
Satisfactory reasons for selling. For further in
formation INQUIRE at Star Office. may27 81
RARGAINs IN REAL ESTATE.
We offer the following PROPERTIES for sale a,
Four LOTS in square 40, having a continuous
frontage on sd street, between Pennsylyania ave
s ss ad s,htea near the ashngton Circle" OF
The hne MILL PkoPERr Z Il fro aSai on isth
street, lS street and street suitable for milling
3! 9T eef g ar
on Corcoran street, between the same streets All
thsss psGRsJSsIes are offered on very long time
ne ON nIn streef between 18th and
aSS Ro ned ds'i 5s Circle
and Massae husets avenue; smaller property taken
!, a aest seven sever Eocmei COTTAGE on Il,h street,
between Nj and n streets.
Also, two Handsome COUNTRY SEATS near the
city for sale or rent. FITCH, FOX Co.
may2I-eoSt 1909 Pa. ave.,o L. 5. Treasury.
EOR sALE-Stoch and Fixtures of a CIGAR and
Il TOBACCO STORE in Georgetown, corner Mont
Uses maya a.
= SS BONDS WANTED-In exchange for a
oOC fine three story Brick Residence; twelve
rooms with modern improvements: lot i9XlJ0 feet;
tEgibly located. J. s. JONES, 5II 9TH street OBJ
posite Post Ofhce Department. may2i St.
Two LOAN-2O TO SO 600 DOLLARS, on good
Real Estate Notes, secured by deed of trust;
also. short time aper discounted fair rates As
BuRf G. APPLEMAN, 1i2J Penn. avenue, near
iSth street. maya lwF
E,OR SALE AT SACRIFICE-A HOME IN
Il The co UNTR we authorized TO sell
very pretty and valuable COUNTRY HOME. sifu-
ated about 3 minutes ride by railroad from Wash
ington, at a sacrifice. There about 40 acres of
good land: and only five minutes walk from The sta
uon The Improvements consist Of cottage of seven
rooms barn, dairy, chicken house, &c; also about
200 young peach trees in full bearing, which ought
TO yield net return of bp.o this year. There
also about 50 each of carefully selected pear and
apple trees, not Vet bearing The neighborhooi has
the yantage of good schools and churches of the
various leading denominations This property eau
be divided into two places of about - acres each
VIII sell the entire property for the exceedingly low
sum OF S5aV, or about one half, including the
buildings and about 900 fru il trees, for 1850 The
above we believe to be decdsd baTgatH, aud rare
chance TO get home.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
may2l Office NJ AM l.th - ava
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REMOyAL.-The Office Of the PHENIX MU-
H TCAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been kEMONED to Room Il, SO street, LIE
DrOIt Building.
may 2o-5t. II. r. TAYLOR. General Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-29

Among the lively bids for the success Of the
Centennial made by the managers is a cir
cular sent out by Gen. Hawley To the Gov
eTnorS OF the States asking each of them to
furnish the names of not less than.fifty men
who. in 1>IG, will have reached the age OF a
hundred years. IL is proposed TO supply free
transportation TO the Centennial exhibi
10 all centenarians, and to entertain them
aS the nations guests. The New York Herald,
abandoning for the moment its favorite
ihIrd-term scare, raises a new phantom of
alarm in the wide decentralization of the aged
community involved in this project. The
number OF aged men who are in training for
The Centennial. il says, would starfle the
country were il known. Dazzled by the
honors which are bestowed upon centena-
rlans, many of these individuals have gone
ike prize fighters, into a regular course of
training TO qualify themselves for an ap-
pearance at the exhibition next year. The
result Will be that next year il will be as
hard 20 find an old man of eighty as il is
now 10 find one of a hundred. Fifty or sixty
thousand centenarian imposters will as
semble in Philadelphia, and there will not
be whole set of teeth among the lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-29

ln..y<f OuICt NJ. IAOl St, COR Il ave.
EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-
.ALARGE LOT.
On New Hampshire avenue,
Between 2lst and 22d streets.
maylS 2w- YOUNG & MIDDLETON.
SPECIAL N0TICE-we are prepared to nego-
- tate loans for any amounts up TO Sl10 600, pro-
fair market valuation do uhle the amount of money
wanted. We can obtain this money AT and per
cent. per annum. Parties wishing loans will do
We'll . give US c2Ii, as our terms reasonable.
may Il Inn BOWMAN & GREEN, ala 7th ST.
I AND WARRANTS BOUGHT
IL WILLIAM III. BECK,
Attorney at Law.
msyB I'm 80: street northwest.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Liberal advances made 10 any amount and for ANY
time desired at very reasonable terms, all kinds
OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and fine Ner-
chanGise. Also, goods bought and sold commits
sion. Always on hand at private sale large seiec
ton of WATCHES, DIAMONDS, good JEWELRY,
&c. &C., cheap for cash, Auction sales the l-t
or "a OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
8. GOLDsTEIN CO..
n. X. corner 10th and ID streets northwest
~ Private entrance on 10th street. mAy4-tr
OFFER FOR SALE
IL MY. Alexandria Steamship Com
pany Stock.
Citizens Building Company Stock
10 Bank Of the Republic Stock.
J. STRICKER BRADFORD, Attorney,
msyl I'm Room AZ LIE Droit Building.
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ReadiBg Rooms and Library free to all
Prayer Meetings daily at Is, 6, aud pm
Sabbath Evening Services, Exclusively, for
young men, at s O'Clock.
sabbath Afternoon Services at $50
Circulating Library, 1900 volumes Now books
CO added w., o..
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The contest between Scott and Garrett i'm
regard to carrying the through mail between
this city and New York is watched with
good deal of interest, especially in view OF
iEe fact that the matter is expected to cUlmi-
nate On Tuesday next, the LIST proximo. On
ard after that date Scott says he will suffer
none OF CARROTS cars TO run over his rails
between Philadelphia and New York. Should
he be a. good as his word, the entire service
both ways between here and New y DIRK must
be given to Col Scott, or the Post Office de-
Hartment must go to the trouble and expense
az transferring the mails in Philadelphia
from the postal cars of the Baltimore and
OHIO railroad TO those of the Pennsylvania
IiEe- The latter plan. il is understood, is
lmpracticable, and would Involve not ONLY
extra expense but considerable delay. The
Postmaster General has as yet made no de-
c-siOn in the matter. Mr.. Garrett has not
been heard from. but il is understood he ex-
presses the opinion that Col. Scott will not
execute his threat Next Tuesday, however,
VIII determine whether Col. Scott means
business or not.
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LOST AND FOUND.

1 OST-On Friday afternoon, between Gardeners
- - Gallery y and s MARKET SPACE; pair ot.AM@
ward will he paid for their return ~ 1909 Iith
street. II
/ OST-Thi, morning, ia a Metro politan ON ubus.
II going TO the fredericksburg boat, a POCKET
BOOK, containing S6D. The finder will be
literally rewarded BY leaving il at 1886 | street
northwest. m2p- d
I OST-nn the 18th inst ant a bunch ~ SNAIL
~ KEYS and one door key, tied together with a
white string. liberal r'waTd will lie given if re-
turned To 923 2d street Cutheast.
n29-3tF WILLIAM NOTTINGHAM
G. REWARU-LrSI-A black newfoundland
pO DOG, white on breast and forefoot; ~
answers to the name of Bose. - Any one |1-2s><A
that will return him, give any informatiOn TIat
viii lead 10 his recovery. will receive above reward
Barlows Art Gallery, 1925 Pennsyly anis avenue
may27 81
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lznzs.zzsz
"DECoRATI0N DAY CEREMONIES
AND DAISY DELL's" PATRIOTIC POEM IN
To-IORROw's GAZETTE.
WHICH WILL BE MOST DELIG aTFUL
~ *, OF P:-INIEokMED BATTALION
s s!9 ny the S.th at = osloSk sharp, t.
IL q. J. l.. FOXwELL, c. C.
nFKNI@HTs or PYTHIAs, ATTENTION
WTpsTrFP IioTTed NED and unnniferinsd member. of
sTNnsY n ~ et =. No are ,eauested to NEE.
their Lodge Room corner sth AMI Streets for tae
Johx CotF MsInber s Of Sister Lodges ar r" re-
spectfully invited By order
JPEYsER. X ofR&s IT.
W College os Phi sEMaGY viii phase
m MONDAY May sist, to siiens the fanega Of our n
SA Flu b ss order
HfoUNG MEN, f1S SSEKIsrIAN AssocIA-
CORNER OF 9TH AND STRKETs.
BeadiDg Rooms and Library free to all
Prayer Meetings daily at I2:l5, 6, aud . p. M
ssbbsth Evenipg Services, Exclusively for
Sabbath Afternoon Services at $50
- Circnlating Library, 1900 volumes. Now books
ma meeting q The NORTH &AsHISSS.ross 81
ne Sfies of Davis Son, No. Si5 7th street n Ct
po and there will be election Of ofcers for the
he A''eI GE5 Cns P RS9sE will
JOHN A. PRESCOTT, Secretary. maya9st
rSoRnER OF EXERCISES IN rue DECO.
GkAyEsA ARLINGTON CEMETERY, TUES.
Omnibu.es to convey passengers to and from Ar.
ington Will leave The Corner OF Gh street and Penn
inston streets Georgetown at the hours of 10 and il
ociock a. m. COnveyaDees meet the 10 and IL a. m.
and tou%sia The hiS be
called for at the de pssioTies George
cfs 5nd r3sRar 9Th . srss
southeast; Mrs P. Culver sol 10Th street south
George woOlridge; I'll X street northwest; VIM
we'll eOE SOn, Sh street and avenue
northwest. Alexandria, ya.-Mrs. Z. T. Worth
Members Of he ser@rs na s4e he
reSeve donations OF money for the of the society
graves. Mays 81
~ NOTICE.
ton Mail Steam boat Company approved March q
M 4 IS sf % e sia S
street and New York avenue, W ashipgton, d: G.,
En das S ~ nj Ss
Mail Steamboat Company" in eSnPlisnss with the
~ l$ $iSEAS7'
n.,s.,. Sh: E & VII.
NJ MEkTlNG OF THE sTOCK HOLDERS
5Rae . x ]. Be ba as On
r1aas e; sGSie.1 President,
s.ss ssts9 MTE EhX1 nEDA
beautiful little souvenir illustrating the growth and
'iahsi IL e; e'iIfi Ssnm
Chandelier, Plumber, Goods, &c, &c. msrs.stf
HorFICK OF EEAEk I MS rs . GO ~,
INsTRAYCE COMPANY viii Be held Al this o ai
on MONDAY. june 9TH, between the hours Of 10
may25-d CHARLES BRADLEY, sec'y.
u c. BlsHGKRn,sM RETf STORE
from re- corner 10th and streets to 1lIs Penn.ylva
rs N0TIGI 70 9WN!Rs o. Real Es
present. eon.inSs 70 give special stss1tiOn to ii
SIs1y CLAIMS fSs DaSASss ~ 9s.! sa oi
sn.nss in saas Ao pay special
f%BEDTORD AND BLUE LICK wATERs
Just received direct from the Springs,
nILBgRssAP HAR AAo1,
The eoasi .sd bss SODA ana MINERAL
WATERS In the country. marl3-h
VpEMOyAL-The Office Of the PHENIX MU-
h TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY has
been REMONED to Room Il, SO street, LIE
may 2o.st n TAYLOR ca,ara, a,an,
w. M. SINISTER BROTHER
Have sale the largest and most attractive assert
ment of
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06

ACCORDING to Il French stati>tician,
more than 4 thousand people have per
iShcd by fires in theatres from the begin
ming ui' he nineteenth century up TO the
present date, while the prcuriiarv los,
amounts To $50 OO0,OUO.