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A L Elk A n n RI A.

PROPERTY SALEs.-The old Wheeler prop
erty, on the north side of Prince street. be
tween Eayettc and Payne streets. has been
sold to Mrs. Charles Graham for 1925. The
offer made By Mr.. Thomas DOwney (S2,750l
for the property on Majors Hill known as
The Village mentioned in Yesterday
G6zet'e, has since been accepted by Mr.. FO-
gaTty. the owner.
y LOST HFIRF SS.-Mr Charles Brill. of
this city, has in his care a letter Just received
from LauteTbach, Germany, for Elizabeth
GrinOr, who cannot be found. informing her
that by the death OF a relative i'm the father
land she has become possessed of a handsome
estate.
MORTALITY AMONG LIVE SToCK.-Sev-
eTal losses by death Of live stock were mem
toned in yesterdays G0Eet'e. Mr.. Israel
TrOth, lessee Of Clouds mill. had n valuable
horse TO drOpdead yesterday afternoon while
on its return from this city.
DISCHARGED-The experienced and eff
cient gardener at the White House i'm Wash
mgtOn, an appOintee under the adminiStra-
tiOn OF President Pierce and well known i'm
This city, has been dismissed.
POTOMAC FISH.-A few Shad continue to
he caught by the OILERS. and those that are
sent here sell al $50 per hundred. Sturgeon
also continue scarce and sell at $3.50 apiece
GOzcttC, 17h.
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GEOR ETO WN.

THE POUND.NAN WANTED.-The citizens
residing in the neigh borhoOd between LIST and
18th and Fayette and Market streets invoke
the assistance of the pound master to quell
the dog nuisance. The bowling Of the ca
mines makes night hideOus in that vicinity.
a STREET-CA SUGGESTION There is
complaint that the street cars do not start
early enough in the morning to accommO-
date parties desiring to take the early trains
and that they are turned in at too early an
n our OF the night. 1t has been suggested that
the company run cars at lOug intervals dur
ing the entire night. and charge increased
rates of fare after midnight.
GRAIN TRADE.-MessrS. Hartley d Brother
report sales of 500 bushels wheat at Sl.I3 per
buShel, and 800 bushels at S1.4O.
ARRIvED--Steamer Express. from Balti-
more, To j. q. Il j. VI. Waters with general
merchandise; schooner Minnie Warfield
from Norfolk, Va, with $50 feet of Ium Der
for Wheatley Bros. Canal-bOat Wheeler
q Barron, with 500 bushels wheat for Hart
lev * Bro
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The Washington Light Infantry i'm


Tie washington military. under Col w.
T.. Moore, seem 10 have attracted great At
teEtIOL al the Bunker Hill centennial
THE BEsT MARCHING.
y E0>fOn special 10 the New York Pos
says Of the review; .'Of the smaller military
organizations the state FencibleS Of Phila-
HeiPhla and the Light Infantry Of Washing
Ton. II. e.. with their brillia IL uniforms. took
on Inc palm, and for company marching
were decidedly superior 10 any other commas
mes IN the line. These We're received with
oud applause, the governor aud General
SHERMAN being the first TO start it, The Finn
Mary land a 10 passed By the stand with the
marine band at it, mead playing Hail 10 the
ShIet was greeted with three cheers Gen
HaWtey proposing them. the review IaSfed
one hOuT and half. aud 10 is estimated that
ere were from fifteen 70 twenty thousand
troops IN iiuer
THIS FAMOUS C3XPAYT
TIE Boston CLUB says This famous COM
paIy from the capital was due here on the
Boston and Albany railroad AZ ~ p. m.
but. owing 10 delays did not arrive untiI1:l5
when they were met by the ROXbury City
Guards, Company j., First Regiment, VI. V.
NJ. Captain VIM y. Smith. whose 5ueStS
they are. and escorted through the PRINCIPAL
streets To the commonwealth Hotel. which
- 70 10 their headquarters during their stay.
Tie company numbers fiftv-twO men. and
mace fine appearance. They are accom-
u.CG by EelpeJt'S band, Of Washington,
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n OiF-Ipl double peslfn nay scale has been
ordered 10 be- erected at the intersection of
AaTy land avenue, II and Boundary stree i
northwest.
THE DISTRICT INTEREST.
Inc District Commissioners have notified
the cashier of the First National BANK Of
New YORK. and the treasurer of the sinking
tUnd commission. Of this city. Mr.. Moses
Kelly, to commence the payment Of the July
interest ON the District Indebtedness next
Monday. without rebate. Tire amount of
coin interest due on the lSt prOximO is
SlI4Inb. and the amount of currency Is
$1,000. These amounts have been dCpOSited
10 the credit of the District.
GEOEGE TOWS IMPROVEMENT.
Chief Engineer HONie has given orders for
tEe construction Of a tow pain wooden truss
bridge across tho canal about three hundred
feet west OF the building line of Lingan
Stfeet- Georgetown, together with timber
csu>eWay Tor the approach To The same on
the south side Of the canal. This structure
> To be curved az the bottom and TOP cords
To accommodate the passage of boats and is
70 te eighty feet span in the clear. with a
CraW-way OF eight feet inside in the clear
MS has been rendered necessary in cOuSe-
GCence of the recent improvement 10 the
roadway and the gUtteTing of the same next
10 The rev coping wall, the canal company
Eaylng relinquiSired the practice OF towing
on the BERN side in consideration of the
erection OF a bridge for facilitating the cross
lEE over Of their draft horses aud mules To
tie tCW-patH side.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCTAt


BAIT MORE, June Is. Cotton quiet-mdlling, u.s.
Flour duh ana unchanged. Wheat guiet-Pelut-
syiNaulI red 2gaI 20; others unchanged. Corn
Weak-sonthern white g: do. yellow, iaSj western
mixed, 31sa54; spot, Sf]z, July. Oats steady
southern, 70a.G; western white, 6-a69; do mixed 81
a6s. Rye dull ana pominal. Hay scarce. firm and
UNCHANGED. Provisions dull and weak. Pork, 50t
70 %. Bulk meats very dull-snOuiders, 50; clear
rib sides, ll3l, loose packed, 9al24 Bacon, dull
shoulders, 95e; clear rib sides, Il4. Hams LA
li2. Lard dull and nominal, lowcT-refned. Iil{d
% Butter slow-weSteTn extra 2Ds22; do firsts l-a
~ Petroleum nomual-Crude, 5zsa6; refined, lZ1aa
13. Coffee quiet and stpaly-Orlinary to prime Rio
caIgoes, l6al>.z obbmg, l51aal91k Whisky firm
BALTIMORE, June ls-virginia 6's, reeIers, 4s,
Consolidated, 5s5i; West Virginia., ga; North
Car9liha os, Old %; do. new, ii; DO. special tax,
BID To- day. Sugar firm, lOl4 alUis.
NEW ! oRk. June ls.-StOcks active. Money, "a
Gold, Ia. Exchange, long, ass; short, 49,. Gov
erumeuts active.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Flour dun and dec lining
changed.
LoNDoY, June Is, 1890 p. m.-U. 8. g 20 bonds
1855 old, 1862; lN67 >, lUi1a new 5's 1852 Erie
J3tzal5El do. preferred, ~.
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Wall street To uay.

NEW YORK, June Is-The PoSt'S financial article
say---GUld pened at lTi and all the sales since
have been at that price the frmDe5s Of the market
being attributable 10 the heavy shipments and the
prospect Of their continuance. On gold loans rates
have been fat and l. Ia and per cent. for For
eIgn exchange continues finn. with sales of first
class banker, sterling at io'i1afSh and 419a4gpz,
tie nominal rates UDJnuiug 4.s and I9l respective
ly. Government bonds here are firm and the
changes IN prices are uniHpOrtant. State bonds at
the board were "a higher than last sale for Virginia
preferred, and steady for Georgia - gold bonds
at 90; District of Columbia 5 SIS sold at
I3s. q decline since yesterday Of =.
Money continues very easy. with quotations for call
Loans at Za25a and with prime mercantile paper at
BIAS. At the stock exchange speculative shares
opened a as below yesterday : closing. During the
first halt hour there a decline in leading stocks
Of = to "a the latter Lake Shore. From then till
al out l23p clock the general list ad anced a %
the latter Northwest, the exceptions having beer
Lake Shore, which WAS teyerish between so aarSJi,
and c. e. X /. c., which declined L. per cent The
bonds Of the mpsny having also been dressed for
sale. since IL 20 clock there has been general de-
cline Of ala per cent, the latter Erie
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CHANGE or MANAGEMENT OF HOWARD
ISINERSiTY.--At meeting OF the board of
trustees OF Howard University, i'm this city
yesterday. IL was decided To confine the flu
tUre management of the institution TO the
American Missionary Society, and the Rev.
Geo. Whipple, secretary of the society was
designated to assume official control at pres
ent. II is understood that the institution is
TO be conducted in the immediate interest OF
the congregational church, the law de-
partment and such other Incompatible fea-
lures being Topped of. in order To give il n
strictly theological and UNCONVENTIONAL
character. This action was strongly opposed
10y all the colored members OF the board.
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ConSunnfiNn,


the scOufge OF the human family, may in its
early stages be promptly arrested and per-
manently cured.
RAvENSwOOD, w. VA.
DR.. x. ]. Pierce, BucdLo. " Y:
Slr-For the last year | have been using
your Golden Medical Discovery. owe nv
life 10 II. having been afflicted for years. Did
not use ii but a short time before | was ben
ehted; at that time was very bad, not able
10 sit up much, was suffering greatly with
my throat, was getting blind had a dry
cough and much pain in my lungs. / have
used twelve bottles of the Discovery and am
almost well. KATE L. WARDNER.
A son of Mr.. j. ii. MeScSS, of Chatham
-Four Corners, y. Y, has been cured of con-
sumption by DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.--sO says Mr.. G. +. Garfield, editor
OF the Chatham Courier.
5. X. Eglar, druggist, of West Union, O.,
writes to state that DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery has effected a wonderful cure
OF consumption in his neighbOrhOOd,
-~-
FOR Moth Patches, r rockies and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7Ty's Improved CO7neo'one and Pf0lp,e Rem
eoy. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR.,
b. c. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5,5.I:
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman: Shafer & Cleary, remodel a two
story brick by raising floors, digging out
cellar and making new roof 10 building north
side of Louisiana avenue, between 9th and
10ih streets, northwest, for q storehouse.
~2Oo0. j. German and III. Schultze, erect
two two-story dwellings, 20 by 50 feet, north
SIDE OF Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th
and - h streets southeast; =. 500.
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labors ten times more than the hand; and Il
be relieved OF Corns, Buniops, Ingrowjne
Nails, etc, thousands of persons visit DR.
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18th street
opposite the Treasury.
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Corns Ac.-The Foot

LETBTG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF. i'm
pint botths, Will sustain life without the
addft .on OF solid food.
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"HEALING ON THE WINGS" say all who
have made use of DIR. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, and by such use been cured of
coughs, colds bronchitis. sore throat, infIu-
enZa or consumption. The prudent will al
ways keep this standard remedy by them.
90 cents and 81 a bottle; large bottles much
the cheaper.
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HOWARD UNIVERSITY CONNENCENTFNT.-
Last evening the normal school Of Howard
University was the scene Of the fourth COM
meLCeIEeut Of the collegiate department,
ard there was a large attendance Of the
friends Of the institution. The programme
MCiCded vocal and instrumental music and
oTatohS oy The graduates. fr0f LangSion
conferred tna degree OF 4. Il. on the follow
iEg graduates. Hugh NJ Browne OF Wash
iIgtur. j.. c.. Price \. Ieitwich. of Newark,
y J. IC~cE-n W. Morris. Of Charleston =.
q. ana FurIuann j. Shadd. of Washington.
p {. Pine professor then delivered an APP
II0pTiate practical address.
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STEEET IMPRovEMENrS.-The payment
Of taxes for street improvements through j.
&. Lay n Co, No. 2z3 ~ street, saves our
IA ayers very large per centage on their
bi -.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES CARRIAGES
y On hand large number Of first class ArJR q,
Family Carriages, of every description SsN1tfG
Also, one very light second hand Ian &2>H2-
dau, and one Ii ght Landaulette III good order, not
much used, will be sold cheap.
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT IL. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory 40, All 3th street north
%
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\ WAENISG TU HOCsFKEEPEES.-A bout
B..l.-Is>t II O'Clock last night. while a lady
residing Ou & street was seated at her piano
>iI -tTg, the door Opened very suddenly. and
q man. apparently a beggar. entered the
room. saying in French that ne was very
hungry and tired, havin. walked from Rich
nnnt without any fool. The lady spread
before him a bOuutiful lunch. which ne par
took Of heartily AMI departed. After he left
stt discovered that her gold brooch and other
articles were missing.
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RAILROAD CONDUCTORS should wear Elm
wood collars, as dirt VIII not stick 10 them
1,Fr
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SoZoDoNT.-Alld entifriceS had their draw
BACKS, until the salubrious bark of the SOAP
tree was brought from the Gillian valleys
10 perfect the fragrant SoZodont, the most
wholesome, reliable and delightful article
for the teeth that brush was ever dipped
into.
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1HE SALE Of fine linen goods. ladies' uude.-
wear IN great variety fine hosiery. Hamburg
tlglhS>; IN all a splendid collection OF the
IlheSt retailing gOp-iS. will be continued to-
flpftpW morning, 18th June. at % O'CLOCK. at
l.le tore Of MeSSTs- FiSken X Co, No i2> lth
s.i.tt northwest. and Will continue daily
tiSI OSed Of :"
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MARRIAGE LICrNsFs have bae,, fss,,o, a..
iOluW> since our last WIN. II COles and
Rachel a Crawtort, Cnas. Petit ana Mary
Washington Edelin ami AD,eiia DayfS- -,
w Law and Sarah c. EngIe: lanes y,
BROOKS and Mary r.. Garter
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THE WAY OF making people buy their
goods in tni- city is best illustrated BY such
LfinS as y Saks & Co. the well-known ciO-
tLleT>. We assure our readers that they are
ipW nIefins goods at less prices than tire
New York houses are ask ny for them. Tniuk
pi u. PAIR Of pants ma ie 10 order ~ W ash
lrgton for six dollars. No excuse now for
dressing shabby.
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y COAL OIL FLEA coal oil lapp ev-
+ -Oded last night in a house In BaSSeft's
alley, between p and al and y and { Stree, :
northeast, occupied by Ellen Payne, ard set
IRE 10 The premises The fire department r.
sponced promptly 70 an alarm from box :
al eNtlrsui>hed he flames with q loss OF
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SEVERE ASSAULT on AZ OFFTCER-
About 10 o'clock last night. Sergeant Arnold
IN passing along X street. near 9th. was &C
eC>ted by 2 laty who said that a negro man
lad been following her. Sergeant A called
To TIE {, low To stop. nut he walked on when
the sergeant gave chase and lust a. he got up
with the man he received a severe blow on
ffv head. A. j. supposed from a loadet cane
ard tie villain made OF. The Sergeant
made his way ~ the seventh precinct station
WREN % wa~ fnuud mat ne hal received a
severe cut on the h@ad-a cash six or more
Inches length Dr. Magruder attended him
after which he was sent to his home.
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DECISION y TRESPASS CASE-NrStrr-
day Justice J. Y. Hughes nal before him m,
csl~e "i l. r. EauteT beg against JACOB l..
kezaUgii- lu which +. 4. Darlington. IT.. ap-
Ieared for igiui4t', AMI E \. Newman for
defendant. Tie plaintiff sued defendant as
e Df-re~ ft.Cut FOR treSr3SS. alleging that the
- feFCaut attempted 10 drive a load or hay
i feet Wl..e through an alley l. or n feet
W-GC. and thereby damaged his house aud
eic.I- tCr when he claimed ~1d9 damages.
There was vast amount Of testimony
q Ken and the Justice reserved his decision
uIfIl this afternoon, when he ave Judgment
ilI l-..ILtI.l IL and cn-fs.
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IN ALLEGED REFORM SCHOOL FCGI-
TIVE.-Last night, Officer Mari, Of the 9TH
precinct. arrested John Walsh, a boy about
l. years old, residing with his parents at the
corner of 4th and streets, as a fugitive from
the reform school. The complaint was male
by ID. &. MOSier, an officer Of the school who
took the boy back 10 the institution This
boy was sent 10 the school several years ago.
AM rad been away from there about three
years. but had not left the city, and has been
lattcTly employed in his fathers store. II
was matter of surprise 10 the policemen
aud others, a the reform school officers fire.
queHtIy refuse 10 admit boys ION account Of
Icing OvercTOwded,'' that they should be so
anxious 10 recapture a fugitive who has been
away for three years, conducting himself
properly, and who Is no expense To the Dis
Iict.
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PRICES jewelry store received some beau.
thu styles Of jewelry this morning.
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HATs.-The newest styles OF White and
HIpwn Siraws, and Soft and Stiff Light Felts
for Gentlemen Boys aid Children, opening
to-day at Lev is Popular One Price Store ,
$50 9TH street, between and h.
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= E Win 81 CO.,
(FEW YORK;
HOG r STR L. EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

COIOM DEPdh l. VI EN-.
FOR OUR CUSTOM TRaDEWE KEEP TIN
BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB
Us, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI.
CAN MANUFACTURES. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
OUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS from DUB BEADY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT DUB WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS From
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRIN0
OVERC0ATs, FROM WHICH WI FILL Oh.
DERS In TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIFT, PERFECT fITTING GAR.
MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE OR
FURNISH READY MADE.
Devlin s. Co.,
spz-y lIo6 STREET
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DRY GOODS.
It>T OPENED
AT THE NEW STORE:

AT THE NEW STORE:
Two hundred pieces f.-fft linen Lawn harf
men, = -Efs. Ner-a -0-f. ~ +4-Calu
9TH 4. |
~ r.geeS Nistor.s, par Husn, very 6ne. Al -
JusI received, = pen patent l.ul1s lusk Cor
rtflrg. 81, worth 81 $3.50
ArVther case Il Nari-wfls pa-ss- p.r-.s-. -
cents. scsd 81 -. - - Z
s. pieces New Linens. a; ~ aud IS ceot. Lace 10
mach. 80 HN'N u"
eesniitol Black Airacs, - c-1's, s,Iaatsr.
"a VI de Sh~eting Cation. : cents
bos> Linens. vert Ckesp
Tome Tor BARGAINS. A. We AZ Dskirs arrarra
GoOnS cut - II "
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District Government Affairs.
THE DISTRICT INTEREST.

A fCUT-fOu double beam hay scale has bael
ordered 10 be- erected AT the intersection n
MARY land avenue, II and Boundary stree [
northwest
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CITY 1T Ms.

SIX DOLLARS for Pantaloons made 10
order, at A. Saks q Cos, $40 Ith street.
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a DECREE OF niv0RCE.-Yesterday.J Judge
wNlie. liz the Equity Court. made decree
annuIling the marriage between Roger w.
Moore and Jennie V. Moore. The petition
in this case. fled in November last, sets forth
that the parties were married March 18th,
1874, by Rev. Mr.. PitZer, and charges that
respondent committed adultery with one
Isaac FOuke ON the 5th of November last.
and also with other parties at other times.
Tie respondent, in her answer. made the
charge of his having deserted her in Septem-
Der last, when he went Off with q woman. and
she followed them To AnalOstan Island, aud
she makes several other charges. The answer
i signed Mary V. Moore, but the name OF
the respondent Jennie V. MOOrel appears in
the body of the answer. The complainant
subsequently, fled n supplemental bill deny
ing the charges made by her, and making
further charges against her of adultery with
FCUkc in December last: also in Baltimore
IN December, with party unknown. and
with FOuke in February. To this supple
mental bill she filed an answer that the
charges were wickedly and maIiciOUsIy false
MI. q. ID. Barrett appeared for the plaintiff
MI. Thompson for defendant, and Mr.. Cruz K
shank took the testimony.
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CAPITAL SEMINARY.-The notice OF the
commencement exercises Of this Institution
IN yesterdays STAR We're mixed with those
g! another. We therefore print the following
corrected report:
The young ladies Of this seminary, Mrs.. L.
r. Deane principal, held their first com
mencement in their parlOrs, 2l7 A street
S,1uIntaSt, on Tuesday evening. The little
girls enacted Moses in the Bulrushes" nice
u; Mamie Willard representing the Princess
and little Bessie Willard, three years Old
peTSOnating the youthful Moses. There were
present Ms, Secret2ry C0naut and laugh
Ter, Miss Zulu; Mrs. Dr. Speake. Rev. a..
Norris, Mrs. Col. Grafton. Mrs. Whitney,
Col. Willard, j. w. Parish. and IN my
others. The pupils fully met the expecta-
tiOns OF parents and teachers. The medal
scholars were Miss Jennie Lacy, Miss Annie
Speake, Miss Emma Parish, Miss Katie
Barclay, Miss Marion Greenwell, and Misses
Mamie Willard. Jennie Willard. Millie
Kemp, sadie Norris, Susie Norris. Matte
Wells. and Emma Wilkinson. At O'Clock
on Tuesday they assembled in Mrs. New
mans parlorS, and received at the hands of
Or. Newman the golden medals and crosses
OF honor awarded by their teacher.
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II No. Tos O STREET,
~ - sxxwxsS w ~ VI s1llssu ]
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PROPOSALS.
PKOPosALs ron DRFDIISG-

WASHINGTON, june =. ISIS
Proposals q surry the Treasury papsrfrraut
with Coal and Muud Tor the ensuing year kl De re-
June -, LIS.
Instructors to bidders will be furnished on arpli.
cation TO. tJe9-Stl W. o. AVERY. Chief Clefk