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L,OR SALE-A THREF-STORYB BRICK
Il House. 10 so4 West Eighth street, containing
II rooms, win all modern mpIoyemennss,o npgy 10
mar,2 c. Cor. s,h ard Market Sweets.
NOR SALE TWO HUNDRED AM,
l. for.y acres Of Whl'e oak irber land, situated
Queen Anne and Fert County all oa,, known as
as smiths Forest, mil, from roxs station. For
particulars address "a, North d aMare WAR venue.
marl2 lmeod rhilad Ina.
LNOR SAL + OR EXUH ANGE =
u snug little fam Of acres, Tor sale or ex-
,hanpe, with good buildings, IN MIL Creek Hundred,
EVAN, PENNlS,.To",
ilmord Bnd'ng
marI2tf Corner S h an Market str-'t is.
Tor sALE-THE RENAINlNG Two
IL s-sior. new brick h. uses at 1'th aLd Mail oh
Streets wei butt In every particular. rooihs
barb, fr nj AMI side ysr S. VII he sod very low u
can remain ortRage for ten years. II not sold
fore the lost inst will lie for rent. Apply to
mari9-t9b Foot Market street.
LNOR SALE OR RENT = THE COM
i modiops brick dwelling No. 9l9 o.ange street.
Terms liberal. Apply to l.. GlLPIN,
marl1-i2t NJ. COS satket street.
EOR SALE-AT A LOW FIGURf-A
Il small Schooner Boat. 1--WE years Old, carries
about a Lushe oysters, drawing about the feet,
in good order. For further particulars amply to
maric-5td&,tw' F;ank'crd, Del
LNOR SALE CARRtAGEs-DNE
Il Baltimore Phaeton. "tl yton House omni' u'
one Express Wagon. one iork Wagon. vii be
'''' '' ~ e' II. W. ". SAWYER, Clayton House.
~ II SA'.E : PERSONS WANTING
IL 1rs;-cas 81 selllngs are invited olook at houses
Nos. tl5. 6lT West street, and 4os West Seventh
Street. as they Will be sod very cheap cheap, pv :.
mari ,2tmaf3. tfeod 44 West Seventh Street
INOk SALE-ONE NEW AND FINE
L ly 1nisned three-story Brick House, No. l10
West 18th street. II IL substantially built and fur
nished with al the convcniences with water inside
and tut conth ing roons. VIII he sold very low
for casn. sr on very reasonable terms, on part pay
menl. Also few smaller houses on very reason
able terms. DANIEL. H. KENT,
Nos 2,5 10 2l3 Shpley street,
jans5-n 610 Jefferson street.
LNOR SALE "A SMALL LOT OF GOOD
l. School Furniture. Apply TO J.NI1 OR,
jan2O-tt a. Masonic Temple.
F'ok SALE
100 Phls. fine. Old Rye N,hiskey.
10 =" New Eng ana hum.
10 " apple Brandy.
" Old Irish and scotch ahskey.
FRANCIS KELLEY,
novl4-ly lns Market street.
Il sOs Delaware Avenue, with all the modern i'm
provements, with splendid stable on rear Of lot
Terms OF sale easy. For ent from one TO three
Nj. NJ. CHILD CO.,
jan4-2tawtf Wilmington. Del.
NOR SALE = ONE DUMP ..AGON
T and two carts all in good condition. Address
GEORGE D. KELLEY,
ange-tf Wilmington, Del.
ENOR SALE-A THkEE-STORY BRICK
Il house, No. 4o3 West sth st. Apply to
octl2-f W. ii. GREGG, on the premises.
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8uardius.
Hnttffs.
EREE SPEECH
NO GAG LAW IN DELAWARE!

FREE SPEECH
NO GAG LAW IN DELAWARE!
Citiz ms in favor of full and free discussion OF
III. qles ion OF iividing the County r, qusstei
" assemble IN Publ c Lg, ut e Ins itute
Hal on -ATUf DAY MIG 1T, tue !ajh inst az s
O'Clock p NJ Aile and Eminent speakt rs will All
d els the Me citing.
C aries b. Lore, William Sprnance
Jp hua l.. Simns. B janll Nields,
ignaiius &. Grubb, tdward Bets,
&. Hi BrinfOn, Eli Ga rett.
Va. Re nod George s, Capere,
lhcudo,e L. ,awford J. n. mead,
Henry Pepper, W T. WestUrook,
Mm. :, MoCauliey. hos. y. deNormaI die,
George O'Nell, q. s. Humphrey,
J. r. Herdman, A. n. robinson,
Henry q. Banning, Ed Aard Darlington
George II. Bates, John Cameron,
James Morrow, james A. Sanders,
DAVID Lemon, Daniei W. Taylor
r. MOrrlson, Joseph l.. Jackson,
VIM. E. Morrow, ~m 4 Massey,
james Bradford, II. VI. Mulin,
i'eorge GRAY. Joseph II. Greenman.
John ii. toduey, ", HYATT,
Alex. d. Cooper. J. b. nufrowes,
Vim. ~ WOODWARD, t,enrge Walrayen,
Charles b. O. andler. E. II. Singles
Edward McInall, Jg, Jdward Singles
James Cook, George c. Ma IL,
V ,. laMOte, W curry,
tt,Orge ) ilagtny, George X. Greenman,
a. nel Nansant, phumis ID. Webb
Charles Campbell. " ilain Webb,
". ". Ryan, PatIlck Flynn,
T.. Crawford, Chirlts F. homas
+ cha fant. Newln Gawthrop,
X. II. whahks, L. Sayery,
Henry b rd, Josepi Wheeler,
+ Iion cker, j. I.owden,
j. j W att b. f. ieice,
NJ. CARR Il, b Walker,
Richard Moody II. l. Ia ma !.
X. ii. Jones, George W. NJ, iore.
\. Jones, Lewis owden,
+ 7 Taylor. James Smith,
ii. Porter. ID. Talley,
j. J.. Pusey, VIM. X. Given
g. q. Cameron, James ID. Canning
7. II. Savery, NJ T. Toft,
Wm >. Balock, w. w. Pusey,
ii Y. Robrlen, W. r. Croasdae,
Z. ]. Bush, Jos eph Fullmer,
r. q. Painter, Gee. ii. Murphey,
Luton smith, George Robinson,
ii. e. Conrdd, Jesse X. Baylis,
Nm :. Nendinhal joel " Grernnan
William D.al, lthn n. Babcot X,
Wllm O. lay'or, Henry Fullerton,
W. A. turner, :. b. Virtue,
ID. v. III ardson, John Crane,
+. ID. urnrr, JOha lite,
10. l.. Muliac, Thomas Hayes
=. l.. Rogers, Thomas Crane,
James y. rick t. Samu. Ph,a
j. Park Postle', Charles Mc1ray,
Henry Evans, Lewis X. Springer,
Thou as MtComb, ). Irwin Cause,
W. L. VI mans, j. f. 4. Montgomery
Charles Rhlri. Thomas X. Porter,
Jos f. War in Pierce Could
r. W 1ha Kerry, Charles Jester.
ma 1T
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

Specially reported for the Commercial
DOVER. March H.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

We arc The
Duly ANrHpil2Hp AGnNI'- OF THEbLnF~.
LAFGE9T AND BEST KNDWN IOMFA.
NIHs IN THE WORLD,
HAVING
CASH ASSETS OF OYER....,,...slul,.rD ~, .rD soy.
We insure all kinds Of properly within the stat.
and adjoining counties. Dwellings, ani Farm FRO
perry taken ~ very low rates
We make a specially OF taking entire charge ui
cur rustumers' business. thereby relieving them nt
much trouble and expense and settle all losses
PROMPTLY AND LIBRRALLy, without extra charge.
Orering car past record rs guarantee Tor the
frnre, we confidently assert II " III be To your IN
terest to call on ns and esamne list OF gompa-
MEG In oil departments before nsuring or ing
elsewhere.
RIT. KINDS or INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT ONCE At CURRENT RATES.
communications by mail Will receive immediate
attention.
Expressing our acknowledgements FOR the patron
age we have enjoyed and soliciting continuance,
We remain, very respectfully,
JAMES WObtLPS. r. A. VAN TpTtNp
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Wautea.

"ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN OF
w large experience In different kinds of mer-
camille business situation where the employer and
emn Dyed will be raid Could furnish some capital
II desired. Address BUSINESS.
marl2-if This ONCE
NAN1 ED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w nousework In the country. no dairy spply
at fmar b-tfl THIS OFFICE.
WAN ED = BUYERi FOR NEWs-
" papers at 81 90 per hundred pounds, at the
feb2s,f Commercial OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

NOTICE. NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure insertion in
the COMMERCIAL must tlrdrtaJiy he paid for In adj
nance. aprt-H COMMERCIAL PRINTING co
~ q T q Il "A MEEClN9 OF lie,
~ stockholders of the Mutual Loan Association
Will hc held on TUESDAY evening next, March
l6 Ii. at O'Clock, to act on am nments sliDmitt. d
10 the bylaws at the lust a Dual meeting.
GEORGE C. e. RIS,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

~ BRlNGH URST IL Co,
Cor. SIXTH and MARK ri ST.
Offer tine assortment OF fine goods
comprising in part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
Cut tilassCo'ogne Bottles,
PLAIN Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet Sets.
travelling Cups In Russia lcather
Hand and Toilet Mirrors
Finest French hair Brushes,
Finest English Hair Brushes
Finest American Hair Brushes
IN ivory, buffalo, ,inad rose wood satin,ynul NJ
Tortise-shell Dressing Combs ~
Ivory Dressing Combs,
Bnifao Dressing Combs
lndla-rubber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Cases.
smelling Bottles,
French, English aud American Extrncts
uOr the handkerchlef1
Besdes an extensive variety of Foreign and Aueri.
can ColoRnes, II et Soaps, Cosmetics s,achet
Powders, Cloth, Hat, Nail and Tooth
Brushes, dc. comprising one of the largest
assortments OF FL N TOILET
GOODS ever offered In this city
Il. BRlNGHUhST a CO.,
APoTHEoARIRs
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
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NrlLMlNGrON AUCTION
AUCTIONEkR.
ii-7iiiiii-i i7i-i77s a-----=-=-
2rnppsaIs.

DRUPOSALS
THE ERECTION OF AN IRON BRIDGE OVER
MlSPILLlON CREEK.
Proposals will be received by compittee an
pointed by the Levy Court of Kent and Sussex to
build an Iron Bridge at Mi ford, Delaware over mis-.
pillicn Greek. of the following dimension length
Il ltet, wiut 50 feet. For fnrtner information an
ply to I'M. SIMPLE
Or w. N. W. DORSEY
mar92wd&w AT Milford Dejnwarn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

iJW PRICES.
Ju 81 RECEIVED,
ADAMS d BRO.
50i MAliKE ST STREET,
Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12
4faI Gstatf.
I H. sTIDHAM & sON,
"A. REAL EsTATE 6GE-i"

f'ARD 80 FH4 prBLiN'
0rY'CR ~
wtOLIEY a VAN TRuMP's
INSURANCE At!.H.,Y
FIRE, MAINE, LIFE, ACCIoeNr'
No. JUUkNAL BUILDING ApJOtHI'.;} e b.
CITY HALL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

\ OrlCE.-ALL PERSONS IN lkKESI-
Ed in the matter Of taxa ion upon assessment
OF investments for state, county, and poor purpose
III New tastle county, will p, ase take moi ce that
me assrssors OF the several hundreds will call upon
them for the purpose OF assessing the proper invest
mtnts as provided 10y law and for any Information
respecting The same may call address the Levy
uuri repres entatives for 'helr hundred, and for
dress 10 thc Levy Court In person. as the Court i'll
81 a. court OF Appear curing the days OF N tr sit-
ting uutl lhe 3lst dav OF March. 1915.
JOHN y. SPRINGER, Clerk
The following is the law on the suljoet, as passed
by the Legislature.
AN ACT 10 alter AMI amend the Act entitled "tn
Ac TO raise revenue for sta'e aud County Tur-
poses
Passed at Dover, March 30 h, 1SI'
De enacted by HE Senate and ose Of Re, r. enta-
tres @ The STATE " De'atoare IL. Generdi Ass nLly
met
SECTION I. That from and af' cr passage of this
act II shall not he la iul any assessor in this
state to a'Sass and no tax T. all be levied aid col
le,t on any debt or deb:s due fr I'm debtors resd-
ing In THIS state secured by due on ] I'd ment,
dt cFee. rcco2hiZanje, II origage or bond for any
luruO G whatever.
SE TIoN 2 And b. hfurther dcei, That 'his act
shail not ai'DlV TO- nor txem ON taxation ang
tonlS, mortgages, or any other o1gation cue or
OWN from any incorporated company in this stale
rom any taxation whatever. end all ac's and part
Of acts Inconsistent with this be the same Ia
Or are hereby repealed.
assel al Dover, February 9th, 1875
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FCLL LIsg ~

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AT sie5 PER YARD
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

.rpeRIoR MAKES.
1HoICE DESIGNS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-12

AsPkING, 1879.
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EOR ETOWN.

THE PoToMAC LIGHT ISFAyTY RE-
ORGANIZATIoN.-The gentlemen interested
in the reorganization OF the Potomac Light
Infantry company met last night in the
rooms OF the Potomac Boat Club, at the
Union Hotel, Georgetown. Colonel Boyd,
chairman OF the committee appointed to
wait on the District officials 20 ascertain
wnetner arms could be obtained reported
that the Springfield rife would be furnishej
or the Remington reech-loaders' nrnyidsd
that there were forty uniformed men m
organize with. Mr.. J. r. Offiey stated that
the principal object in reorganizing was 10
gratlly the desire to inaugurate a militia
company IN Georgetown. He suggested the
placlng OF nsts In prominent places inviting
young men TO join, and thus test the senti-
ment OF those interested, by affordfng them
an opportunity To enroll. A recruiting com
mittee was appointed, consisting of Messrs
j: =. Mckinney, John X. Of1ey, h H n.
Howes and f.. III. Deeth.
A BAND OF GYPSIES, numbering from so
10 100, is encamped not far from Rosslyn, on
the virginia side OF the Potomac opposite
Georgetown.
BRIDGE STREET, from Market street IN the
Aqueduct bridge, is being paved with Bel
gian stone.
GRAIN TRADE.-TEe offerings of wheat a,
tbe Merchants Exchange to-day amountai
TO 800 bushels, and the sales To 900 bushels
at from 81 Is TO 81 90
RIVER NoTES.-Arrived, Steamer F. ypress,
from Baltimore, consigned to j. q. 4 I'M
waters, with general merchandise for Dis
chants; schr Adeline Townsend from Phil
adeIph1a, with coal for Dickson & King; schr
Stanard. from Norfolk, with Sc, 600 feet lum-
per Tor Wheatley Brothers; schr. Jas. Young.
from Norfolk, with COO shingles for same
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A l. e X A " D RIA,

LOOK OUT FOR HIM.-A man about 80
years old called at the house of Mr.. Bitter
on Prince street yesterday, and representing
himself TO be nephew of VIM. G.. Rives
e gagged rooms for himself and family, whom
ne SAID were short distance in the country
and would arrive this morning. He was as
signed room and retired thereto During
the evening he succeeded in breaking
throngh the door into the adjoining room
Wh1cn had been prepared for Mr.. A A
Warfleld, now on his bridal tour, and stole
therefrom handsome silver gravy spoon
and case, which was among the bridal pres
ents 10 Mr.. Warfield's lady. He afterwards
succeeded in making his eScape. The same
party applied for board at Mrs. wilkins
and was refused. A man answering his de-
scrlptlon also appeared at the Mansion
House and eDquired of Mr.. Stringfellow the
clerk, whether there were letters there for
Bradley Il. johnson, jr He is evidently a
clever rascal and should be passed around
Sentinel, 30th uH.
MIDLAND HARD TO BEAT-As an evil
dence OF the prosperous condition of the
colony recently located at Midland Fau-
quter county, the wife of Mr.. Daniel Will
liams, living near the village, gave birth a
lew days ago TO three children, viz: One son
and two daughters. The mother and the
children are all doing well, and the children
ma been named respectively Daniel PAYNE
pliment to the gentlemen though whose
efforts this flOUrishing colony was settled.
PROPERTY SALE.-The large three story
brick house on the corner of Wolfe and
Washington streets, adjoining the old Lam
casterian school house, was sold to day by
Francis A. Kerby. auctioneer. TO Joseph
Howell for S2,OO0.-Gdzette. 30th at.
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SPFCIALTIFS IN HATS

SPFCIALTrFS IN HATS.
The best rs and sc Fifth Avenue Silk Hats
The best styles of Stiff Felt Hats, 50 and
$3.50.
Gents Fine Soft Felt Hats at 80 50 and So
A No. Boys Stylish School Hats, 81.
Mems good Wool Working Hats, 81, sl.25,
and II 20.
No humbug. CAN and see. and convince
yourselves that Lewis" 800 It'll street, be-
tween / and X, is the cheapest halter in the
city.
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weather Probabilities Today.
oFFIcr OF CHEF sIeSAL orFIcya,

" AoH NVlNt 49, y
For New England, the middle states an 4
ne lower lake region. Threatening weatt er
will prevail with rain, variable winds. shift
ing to the north and west, followed by partly
cloudy cooler weather and rising barometer
during Friday night or Saturday morning.
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MISS HULFTT Is gaining a successful law
practice in Chicago Her "attachments" are
not easily resisted. She uses Natures Beau
tifeT. 15a6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

~Ex- Governor OIden, OF New Jersey, was
yesterday stricken with paEal ysis, and owing
TO his extreme age II is Thought be cannotrs-
cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

MAGIC OF THE MoUTH-Odoriferou 5000
don't renders the mouth enchanting; composed
OF rare, antiseptic herbs, IL imparts Wilderness
to the teeth. delicious flower-like aroma TO
the breath, and pr serves intact, from youth
TO age the teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

POVERTY IS BAD, put the worst kind of
poverty Is poverty of the blood; this makes
man "poOr indeed" for il takes away his
strength, courage and energy; but enrich the
blood with its vital element, iron. by taking
the PERUVIAN Syrup "a prOtoXide of iron, and
TRY il,
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being requisite to health aid com fort thou
sands Of the Intelligent public patronize DR.
whites well known establishment, 535 18th
street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from
Corns, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains
Vascular EXcreScences, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

INSURE YOUR REAL ESTATE or personal
property In the Arlington Fire Insurance.
Company for the District OF Columbia. Pol
1cfes Issued at reasonable rates, and PROMPT
payment Of losses guaranteed. Office, I423 q
street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

THE ARLINGTON Fire Insurance Company
TOT the District of Columbia, possessing a
paid-up capital of 500, 900. and rated by ex-
perlence as the staupchest home company
In our midst, issues policies at reasonable
rates. Office located at 1913 @ street u. W.
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FREcKLEsre removed by Natures Beautifier.

TRADE SUPPLIED with Natures Beautifer
by Charles Stott 4 Co. wholesale druggists.
No $50 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
" -. 9.Sl:
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THIEF-Mr. W. r. Mattingly has, for A.
Ming Chandler, entered suit against Jas.
Hodges for Islander, claiming damages at
$1,000. Plaintiff alleges that defendant en-
Hying him his good nam e, &c, and TO vex,
barrass, impoverish piaiI 'tif, did, on the
18th OF September, in Balth more, use OF and
concerning plaintiff the va 'rds "You are a
thief" and lyon are thief a nd a scOundrel;
rascal that wouldn't have any thing TO do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be-
lore the rush of work commences at the new
aye works OF A. Fisher, No. 9O6 q street.
near 9Th, or 10 his old stand, SIS 9th street,
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality re-
Spectacle work and reasonable terms. 81
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, Q to L. Saturdays
70 and tOS. Nt3,14l16
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-01

As SUMNER is approaching, you will fud
more satisfaction IN wearing the Warwick
and Elmwood collars than any Other.-Adr
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Miss MCCORMICK has just returned from
New York with the latest importations In
hllllneTy and fancy goods.
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ne FiksI alarm OF fire by the new ire
alarm Telegraph was struck at I2-4O N ~, -
cay. Lieut.. Kelly transmitted IL for Are
discovered In the second story of The Rich
mona anu frederlcksourg House, corner OF
nre department responded promptly and az
tingutshed the IRE, which was confined To the
second story OF the house.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested In Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. chow
Tumbridge d Co., Bankers, Wall street,
new YORK. So:
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son Brothers, auctioneers. have sol, tne lol-
loving property for Gull and Erase T, trus-
ICES, lot -, in square 1.O43, TO Francis AIT,
tor cents per square foot; lot 2s, TO same
ffhasI sstr, ior 81 cents; lot q, TO same 'ur
saT1e LOT % cents per square foot; lot 80, 70
Wbinpse iesh ma for cents; lot 1, 20 Msdisn 7
10 NJ TT 'or cents per square foot; lot 10,
s0naIe - ~ 70 James Flaherty, for cents per
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DRY GOODS.
We have just returned from New York with
large and wellseleoted stock among which We have
some special bargains 60 offer to our customers
Geo yds II Calico a, SC per yard These Prints can
not be bought by rbe csse in New York tor the
money. nor have they ever been sold 50 cheap.
leo pairs lo-4 Blankets At 81 IS, very chesp.
- pieces MOhsir NJ Soc. per yard-lOb lot, regular
price Csc.
Lot Of Canton Fsnnels al loe. per 3D. cheap at l,c
White Bed Spreads, very cheap
large and beautiful lot Of Dress Goods pla ia and
plain the NJ west things OUT. Ladies and Gents
Collars and Cuffs; Yelling in the new shAde-
Hosiery and Hdkfs; Blankets, all sizes aud quail
tiles. 49,
Comforts; White and Red Flanuel: Curtain Jaces
IN the new patterns: Table Damask, and neU
sty lee OF Wine Cloth, Brown and Bleached Sheet
ing, all widths; best 4 Brown and Bleached
Cotton in the market for 10 aud I2c; cheap lot of
Towels and Toweling.
Cloth and Cashmere for men and bows.
Tapestry, Brussels, 3 Ply and Ingram Carpets.
Velvet and Brussels Rugs, aud 5, and s-quarter
Oil Cloth.
Our goods have all been purchased for cash as
cheap a. can be bought; hence prepared and
Ltend to sell them a. low any house in this city
call and satisfy yourselves 10 the correctness Of
" hat We state.
LUTTRELL Il WINE.
sep29 2v 1880 Penn ave, cor. 10Th street
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OPENED THIS DAY, fresh supply Soft and
SUN Felt HATS. STINEMRTZ. Halter,
lO1y3 1877 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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CIT 2 ITEM

"KNICKERBoCKER" SUITS to order. 500.
1912 A. SAKS & Co. 3l6 7th street
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FREcKLrs removed by Natures Beautifier.
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REMOyAL-DAVID Z. YOUNGS Millinery
~ and Fancy Goods Establis hment re- "A
moved from No. Bridge street, George -
town, to No. 113 Bridge street An entire H.
new and complete assortment Of DRYN~
GOODS has been added, making Il the most COM.
piete store In Georgetown to select from.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS,

I'VE SELL LOWER THAN ANY NGW YORK
bankrupt store in this District a f:eshse n =.
sock at low prices Call and see our FRENUIIa ~
fLOWERs, FATHERS. A large assert ok
ms6t 81 MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS and No
LIONS. Ladies', Gents aud Children's UNDER
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Patterns, and other articles too numerous to men
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@: U. o. o; F-The. A. M: C.. or general
on Tuesday, the 5th OF Octo. 'er, and the fol-
lowing representatives of Loo, 'es OF this city
will participate in the confer nee, and will
leave for Louisville to- morrow: rom Lodge
eSl. VIM. A. Freeman; 102s, w. c. Marshall;
1ls5, w. l.. Freeman; 1888, James NJ O'Neai;
1913, T. III. Dade; 1866, A. X. Manning, 1868,
II. Hill; 16o2, G. T, Brent,
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TIE WoNEN's TEMPERANCE UNION yes
terday afternoon elected the following Off
GERS fNT the ensuing six months: President
Mrs &. W. Linville, first vice president
Mrs. DR.. Noble; second vice president. Mrs.
Davidson; third vice president, Mrs. Clara
hoach; corresponding secretary. Mrs. G.. Il.
IhuTch; recording secretary, Mrs. j. A.
HOwes5 treasurer. Mrs F.. NJ. Bradley;
cakhler OF Holly Tree No ], Mrs. Carrie A.
Hamill: cashier OF Holly Tree No. 2, Miss
Addle ker. Gen. BiTney, the attorney for
NE Union, was present. and made a gratify-
ing statement ~ the good already accom-
pliShed in ths U,On, and its bright prospects
for the futufe.
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THE COCRTS.

+. l.. SCHMID has resigned the Office of
Secretary of the German-American Fire In
surance Company.
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Tur PKRsoNAToR OF DAVID EDEs-John
Green a harged with personating Mr.. David
Edes AM. giving bail for Snyder, the burg
lar Who ro, Nbed Messrs. Perry & Bros store
on June al was brought out for Q further
hearing yeste rday afternoon before Com
missioner Inge. soil. Mr.. ID; E. Cahili, his
fully com Initted "a. the action Of the grand
Jury.