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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18
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ments CRteis) einsetbeilt fnp, Dol
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fe miro ft6 ouf unssfdpr 500 beIaufeu
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nunmsbr Die ebcmalise conleroativ
Ntaicritdt TN @rpbsn uup @ause,
piepsr bsrseisut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18

gonfanttncpsI, Is. Ncp. Die Cir
fei bat fern in Nrabiea In aaer Sttae
unp gan; frierfertis ibr @sbist erwets
teri. Naltr pal9a, @ouperneur bon
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ces Smaus pom MaSeat unp Der pro-
uins Nerip aeIeseu, fd frstpiats rer
tdrfilhen Sterterrldaft untsrwprfsn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18
alter Reimfpru6

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Ditnsr, bic bis a6t ubr f&.afen.
8auls Wdebe BET benz Rrdsn,
5uule.. 8uitsr BET ben @lOdsn,
5aule Neiitsr unD @eieQeu,
Nopcfaten. bic nur prsfsn,
8naten, bic ni9t5 lernen pCaen,
WdoGen, pie Der Nrbeit eroaen,
6aule 8ettIer auf Der Safe,
unb 0asanten auf Der 9traBe,
Mui1ssdnssr aQer @noen,
Gaule S1ilsr uno Stubenten,
8uuts, bic fein BrUo eintrasen
5Oa man all gum Sanp 'n~ausiassn ;
Damn, tbr 9ieben. tpirb'S auf @reen
au6 fir MQe better perbsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18
baben. Die nsuen Qinrerfreden rets
cen wabrl9einlib rsm Oilalet 8ahora
etnperlsibt.
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@utes iibt, 70 IT'S DreGur.
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8olet man nur benz Gisentriebe !;
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81 man aud nur GeOtf.
Ibut man es mn, UNI 3u sleiitn,
6suhslei wirb bas gsbeiBen.
QG6t hu eetne 0aune t~palten,
@irif tu feinsn preis erbalten;
Bill bu lGeis i'm gerriGteu,
Mu6t tu aud barauf Sersi6tsu.
Shut cu nur, mas nitt beiGwert
Das bat aut nur weuts Wertb.
6arrslf tu %selssner 6rif,
Bin tu fein %bsiDnerer Gtrif.
Spstulirf bu auf bein Seil,
@snis Seil tpirp Dir su She'll.
81 ter @Grsden betn Wctip,
Damn ifsbt es ni6t minber fdief.
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8 1T nit NQen l6le@t beitelt.
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8raudf bu &eiae nt6t nod &utben,
I'm 81 blnbsln mad @sblbr,
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5e,e erslIbenb eineenommeu.-
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Damn, ME IS lid siemt, esiinnt.
8if bu 0uttes liebes Rine;
Damn o dttem, inn'rem Seeen
debettrOmet bid Elm &esen;
Dann gum 5immelsSelt binauf
@sbt eiuf bsin erbabner 0auf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-12-18
4eiurieh findelkimd.

@r3dblnn8 aus Der SOrjeit
Gcn
Terninanne Treiin uDu Sradel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04
G EOR ETO N,

BREAK IN THE GEORGErOWN LEVEL or
THE tASAL.-The water has been drawn of
from the Georgetown level OF the canal on
account OF break which was q iscOyered this
morning in the embankment near Welch's
mill, and which is supposed TO have been
caused by rats. Work has been entirely sus-
pended at the coal wharves and at all the
mills, and ii is expected that IL will require
all of to-day and probably tomorrow to re-
pair the damage. IL is very fortunate that
the break occurred IN the day time, as it en-
abled the discovery to be made in time to
prevent the water from obtaining any con-
siderable Roadway. The embankment for a
considerable space at the point named is
very narrow, and of very fraif nature. The
mlllerS and other business men along the
line OF the canal are eXasperated at these
frequent breaks and consequent interruption
OF business. when walls OF masonry erected
AT the weak points, at least within the ex-
tensive business districts, would prevent all
trouble.
FISH MARKET.-Messrs. Simmons Il Co
to-day sold small quantity of herring at
SIP per thousand.
n PUBLIC SCHOOL CONUNDRuM.-EIE
Sf0I: VIII you allow me To ask through your
columns why the maps drawn by the pupils
allowed TO enter into competition at the
drawing exhibition OF the public schools of
The District? Were they too good, or not
good enough? Some OF those who have seen
them, and also saw those on exhibition, are
puzzled as 10 the correct answer TO this ques-
ton. INQUIRER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

a DESPERATE CoNVICT.-A few weeks ago
Michael Sullivan, a prisoner in the Essex
penitentlary, near Newark, Y. j., attempted
10 murder a fellow convict, named Patrick
McChrJstal, by stabhlng him in the back and
arm. The two had quarrelled and McChrys-
tai gave Sullivan the lie. Sullivan swOre To
be reVenged, but no notice was taken of the
threat. A few nights after, however, while
the convicts were being marched to their
cells. sullivan suddenly sprang from the
ranks and pounced down on McChrystaI,
stabbing him so that his life was jeopardiZed
He made no attempt TO conceal his intention
10 murder McChrystal. Yesterday he was
aarraigned for sentence, having previously
been tried and found guilty. He was sem
fenced TO ten years in the state prison.-N Y
Herald, Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by
Inspector PlOwman as follows: >. :. Hoover
eight twO-StOry and basement brick dwell
lings on south side of Rhode Island avenue,
between 9Th and sth streets northwest; -. 500
j. 4. Pearson, n twO-StOry brick stable and
coachhouse ON east side OF 18th street, bet.
and h northwest; 500. v. G.. Farnum a
twO-stOry and basement brick dwelling house
anu stable in rear on south side of VI street.
between iih and 5th northwest; $1,000. o. d..
Barrett, tnree-stOry brick building for
ofhces ON east side of ~ street, between c
and II northwest; - 600. Mrs. Cocan, three
twO-stOry brick dwellings on west side of
10Th street, between Pennsylvania avenue
and III street northwest; $500. John Me-
Laughlin, a two-story and basement store
and dwelling on west side of III street, bet
North y and East Capitol streets northeast:
2.-OO. j. III. Ashenbeck, n twO-story brick
dwelling on south side Of X street, between
I'd street and Delaware avenue northeast;
5000. II. NJ. Bland, two-story frame dwell
ling ON east side of 2d street, between III and
j southwest; 500. DIR. Thomas Loockerman.
three-story and basement dwelling, 10 by
80 feet. ON south side of LIST street, George
town, between High and Potomac streets;
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

TIE TAX BILL OF THE r. a o. X. II. Co
ri RcHf0,aGlg OJtieT dgGi9a The District toe.
eIHiac'N.-TO-day, In the Equity Court, Judge
Wyie directed temporary restraining
order to issue on Dill fled by Messrs. Cox
and Buchanan for the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company against the District of
Columbia, to restrain the collection OF GER
tain taxes. The bill charges that under the
charter the capital stock is declared exempt
nom taxation by the state, and the Court of
Appeals of Maryland have decided that the
true construction of the charter exempts all
its property from taxation, and that the
property here is considered exempt, and in
lbs the Circuit Court of the District OF Co
lGmbla enjOined the collector of taxes from
collecting taxes within the District on their
property. They charge that the District has
recently demanded the payment of 81 ,73g for
taxes from 1851 TO 1875, a portion of which
accrued on property before II was purchased
by compliments. They therefore pray an
injunction, &c. Judge Wylie directed an
order to issue TO restrain the sale for taxes
charged or accTuipg since the property was
acquired, but not TO restrain the collection
OF taxes assessed upon any property pre-
viously 10 the date of the compartments pur-
chase, and fixed the hearing for the nth
instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

WITH VIEW TO changing our business.
we propose TO sell our entire stock or lumber
and good Will OF the business-one OF the old
est established in the District. The stock on
hand is all desirable and well selected, seas
oned and conveniently piled. and embraces
The various descriptions OF building lumber,
hard-woOds- &c, usually kept in well con-
Quoted lumber yards. The yards are admira-
bly, located in Georgetown, and arranged with
every convenience for handling lumber; the
improvements are complete. including first
class wharf, fronting on the river. and Access
slble from both Water and Congress streets
This is rare opportunity for persons wish
ing 10 engage in active business.
f.. PICKRELL & Co,
GIG % Water street. GEORGETOWN. ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

ANOTHER MARKET-HOUsE SUIT.-A few
days since another market house case was
before Justice Walter-the Washington mar
ket company against Henry Matthews,
action tor rent. Mr.. Birney represented the
company, and Messrs. Merrick and Elliot
for defendant. The defendant admitted that
rent was due, but claimed that it had not
been properly fixed, and the company had
gone beyond its powers in fixing IL. The
justice decided that as the party had paid
rent for some months 10 was reasonable 10
suppose that the same rate would be cOntin-
ued, and gave Judgment for plaintiff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

A TRUE BALsAN.-Dr. W'is'Gr'S BalsdBl ~
wa Cherry is truly q balSam. 1t contains
me balsamic principle of the Wild Cherry,
The balsamic properties of tar and of pine
lis ingredients are all balsamic. Coughs and
consumption speedily disappear under It's
balSamic influence. 80 cts. and 81 a bottle
large bottles much the cheaper. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

IMPROVEMENTS AT GLYMoNr-The Port
Tobacco Times says: I'VE understand that
negotiations are In progress for the purchase
of Glymont by some gentlemen in Washing
ton, who contemplate erecting first-ciass
hotel there. This is an old and favorite sum-
mer resort for the people of Washington. The
price 70 De paid, we understand, Is SO, 900.
No deed has yet been recorded in our clerks
Office he title, however, has been carefully
axan,4ned.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

y WAsHISCTOS MEDAL UNEAETHED -
Warner Jackson. a cOIOred labOrer a fey
days ago found, in digging near the corner of
eth and : streets northwest. about ten feet
below the surface. an old Washington maial.
now quite rare. II is of copper, about three
inches Ia circumference, and has on one side
q profile bust Of Washington. with the words
General Washington. inscribed OhiS mem
OTy Ey l.. EcCleStOn. Lancaster MDCCCV."
In the center Of the other side is q raised liz
uTe 81 an Indian, around which are the wor,iS
The land was ours. He Washington laid
Int foundation OF American liberty in the
&NIll century. lnuumerable millions VET
uItorn Will veneTste the memory OF the man
VINO obtained their COuntry'S freelonf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

tONGESCEIENT EXERCISES, GEORGE
TOWN University, LAW DEPARTMFST-
The annual commencement of the law de
tSFLnent OF Georgetown university took
place last night az FOri's Opera House
which was packed with the friends of the
graduates The stock OF floral gifts piled
upon The stage attracted much attention.
The marine band was present and assisted
materially in making a pleasant evening of
II seated on the stage were the members of
me graduating class, officers OF the class
anu several les gal gentlemen of erninence OF
lhe W ashlngtOn bar. Judge PaSchaI deliv-
address was by F j. NJ. DAILY \. b.. a grad
Cate OF tbe university, who was introduced
70 ne audience by Judge Macarthur. of the
IlSLTict supreme Court. President Rev
r 4. Healy conferred the degrees on The
graduates as fOllOwS:-Edmund B. Briggs
New YORK; J. B. Church, New York: r. i
VI Ia ~, PennSy lvania; eniamin r. Howell
ONO. Harold Ilman, New York: d. u. Kane
District Of Columbia: r. A. Lehman. New
York: James r. Miller, District of Column
pa AGdlSOn G. Stone. New York: Virgil ID
StockeIldge, Maine; and Albertus II. West.
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS met yester-
day afternoon and T. +. Harper was ap-
Pointed an additional private for duty on
Bridge street, Georgetown. James Reynolds
was appointed an additional private for duty
At lie lrOit building, corner Sth and r
streets. II. ID. ReningeT was appointed an
addlticrai private for duty at lie Droit park.
The applications of Henry Hill and Remniel
GestOn for liquor licenses were approved,
and tfoSe of Matthew Deatly, j. =. Rabia,
Jeremiah Quinn and Thomas Costello were
GiS2IpTOVeG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

THROW NOT PEOPLES FAULTS i'm their
teeth, for there are few teeth that have not
faults of their own. There is but one way To
that is by the daily use OF the best Dentrifice
IN existence. fragrant SOzodo5at, cool, refresh
ing and agreeable. eo3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
OF { street and Louisiana avenue, pays five
per cent interest on deposits made ON or be-
fore the Sd of each month Call and GET a
copy of the regulations. 595I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

1T HAS BEEN CUSTOMARY i'm old commu-
mites To suspend pieces Of stick sulphur
around the necks of children as protection
against contagiOn in epidemics. A thorough
washing with CLIENTS Sulphur Soap has been
found much better preventive. Sold every
where. Depot, Crittenton's, I Sixth Ave
nue.. en(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04
FINANCIAL AND coMMERcrA1.


heetetc Jor tHe week ending June 4.
IPrices given below refer to wholesale Operations
only. unless otherwise eNpressed.J
trade brands sss s exsra sas @ MAJ es
S5R Meal sr dG d gaSG sss t Sass,
SS White; sase Oats s9uihern !is;5; western,
Hay AND SrRAw-Hsy. clover. Is diSis %; limo.
Thy 2; 2 e,a24 0o mixed; u coa2o 90; straw. Rye,
~, 90 Oats; . B9al5c co. Wheat. 6ooaseO; Cut
BrTfEE New New York, 27eso: Selections, ives
a'i2S secaIds sssa,; thirds, isasO; Grease, cas-
CHEEsE.-New York State factory. fine, ne ,l2aIt;
lar 70 good Ioai2 Western factory, choice, new, liza
PoUITRY AyD GAME.-Ducks, live, per dozen. 90
ch Chez hsn per G Ss ess dozen 'A'o Spring
DEED iRpITs AND NuTs;-Apples: fancy, sliced,
fancy 22as fair to good iss2i peeled 3gS
Sac BIsekseTries Gas. Rasgberries, 25a27. Wher'
tieherries i2ali Peanuts va. choice, per bu~h
!Sa2 rs fair TO good, l50al 90. DO. common, IOOa
shoulders. lsall sides, l3ali Lard, country lots,
unwsshed, SOa33 Hides, green. 6a: dry nsi2
Caliskins, each, 7Sal 80, pelts, each, 35aJO.
a Feeh Blow s5aS nc SaR Der Sg1h
per bq.h 4t.a50; Onions. per BIOL 50al 80: Cabbage
bush. l7:al.9Q; western and. southern, Local 20;
coloTed and MIXED; 5oa75. .Black-eyed Peas, per
LIVE STOCE.-Catte. common, Ia5: butcher
5sa67s extra, 6Ia7l4 Hogs, ordinary. 9ie1i; fair
hal q; CLIPPED sheep, las; Lambs, 2 aOst So
Calts, PRIME, 6aaI; common, 5a6 Cows, each, ~ %
MIL FEEp.-Western Bran, per ton, p 00a?5 co;
Brown Middlings, Is .OJa26.00, white q .UUa2S 60
SEEDs.-FlaN. per bushel, 75a2.Oo.
LJNBER:-fe; pin. ioice and scant, Il 10 l6, 80
ai4 90; do. Is 70 20, iOosl5OO do 81 boards, Il to
10 feet l. 00a1i 60; do. Al aud 54 flooring boards
ioCal7 20; Poplar. s. and "A, 20oa30 90; Walnut,
~ and 81, ?, 3. and inches, 81 O0a50 %.
SuNDRIEs-Beesway, 2Sa30; Tallow, Cal; Honey,
aal2; Broom Corn, GAG Feathers, live geese, i0a5D
Rags, white, 4a5; mixed. 2a3; Wood, oak, per cord
4.0Oa50O pine, 35Oa4.75; Poss, cedar, feet, l5aaJ
10 feet aa35 Ties, railroad, 25a40. Potomac Shad,
per 100 u 0Cal5OO; Herring, per 900, l2alI 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, June 4.-Virginis IS, peelers, 4;14
do. consolidated, $50: West Yirgnas, 81; North
Carolina 6s old, a3a do, new, IL do special tax,
bid to-day. Sugar strong, To-, sl0iS.
BALTINoRE, june 4.-CottOn quiet and easier
middllng, l51s. Flour duh and unchanged Wheat
dull-So i western amber, 81; No. ,, do, l.3I;
MY ed do 80; No. !, western red, %; No. do
29al D Pennsy lyania red 3lal32; Maryland red,
25al 81 do. amber, l36al.3S; do. white, ] 30al IS
No. = Milwaukee Spring, l3. Corn. western dull,
but southern hrmer-southern white, 80; southern
yellow: s2as3; western mixed, s0h. Oats weak and
and oh-southern, 7Oa15 western white, 70a7l:
western mixed 90. Rye duh and nominal. / H. Hay
quiet but firm Pennsylvania and Maryland, l7a2i
ProylsGns nominally unchanged. Pork, 2l.50a22.
Lard dull and nominal. Butter firm good 10 fine
western grass 2ia26. Petroleum nominaI-crude
6a5ig; refined, - Coffee nominaIly unchanged
NEW YORK, June 4.-Stocks active at better
prices Money, 2s; Cold H-c. Exchange, long,
4cI1a; short, 49O17. Governments dull.
NEW YORK, June Flour dull and declining
Wheat dull and cent better. Corn without decided
change
LoNDoy, June -, 8 p. m.-American securities
small sales at unchanged prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

MORE MARKET CASES IN THE POLICE
CCIRT.-ln the Police Court Yesterday III
a Eau was charged with selling candy in
tEt Eastern market without license and
Gecrse W. Rosenberg with selling produce
~ the same market without license AR
Hlne appeared for defendants, and took the
ground that the legislative act did not re-
qUire airy license OF dealers in the market
otitr tEan the bonus for the use of the stalls
and tEeiT annual rent of so, which me To-
ieIcaNtS have paid in these cases. Mr.. Bir-
Eey, ioT the District, cOntended that the 80
was ioT the rent OF the property belonging TO
Ne District, hut that they are still To be
held for license on their business Tho
court gave judgment against defendants. i'm
POSING a fine Of 80 each. An appeal was
taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows. HeZekiah ID. Common, OF Alexandria
Va. and Isabella Murray, of Washington.
ID. C.; Henry Stewart and Sallie Coleman;
Abner Burgess and Elizabeth NJ. Evans;
christian III. Eckstein OF Frederick City,
Nd, and Mary X. Feinour of Washington,
ID g. Taylor SOrrel and eliza Jane Alex
audeT 81 Alexandria, Va, Lorenzo Harris
ana Mary Baker; Franklin Waddy aud Liz
zle Coleman: Dennis King and Abby Gard
hefi Hugo Schuise aud Thersie Becker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04
CONS Ac-Thc Eat

labors ten times more than the hand; and to
he relieved of Cons, Bunions, Ingrowing
Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street
opposite the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04
WILSON'S HOTEL.

ALA WILSON'S HOTEL.
G.s4 WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
ROBERT WILSON. PRorRlEroR.
viii take a few BOarders for The summer months.
Brck Hotel, with large, Any rooms. Gentlemen re-
siding IN the city who desire 10 spend the summer
months in the country viii find al the comforts of
home, while enjoying the 6ne air Of the Valley of
Virginia.
Aocommodat ing poTt.rs alEays in ATTENDANCE at
the Depot.
Inquire Of Abb CLaXrON
gel w 1I21 street nnrfl,rrnsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-04

a FEW DAYS SINCE William ColvilIe, a
carter, near Dunfeimline. in Scotland, left
nome, accompanied by his dog. On the after
the house, and acted in such peculiar and
excited manner that Colville's friends re-
solved TO follow the animal, the result being
lhat the doS Ied Them TO the shaft OF disused
coal pit in the neighborhoOd and there
stopped, taking its stand close by the encIo-
sure OF the shaft. Graphing irons were pro-
cured, and after these had been used for a
considerable Understanding over several
days-the dead body of the missing man was
found and brOn ght 10 the bank
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IA POTOMAC HOTEL.
ST. AiRh'S co. ND.

1hi- newly erected hotel. situated on ~, Georges
Island, near the Confluence of the Potomac and 81
george rivers, VIII be open for the reception q
visitors June 18th. Fishing, Roat-Sailirg aud
Bathing in abundance. Persons DESTROYS Of visit
lug THIS hotel can take the steamer Jane Mosey TO
Pney Point, where boats will b. IN readiness ~ com
Ney them To- the Island. The pr0prietnrs have se,-
tral swift sailing boats, which they furnish % vz.
it"rS free OF charge: TERMS - per day. 10 Der
week. 60 per month. For particulars apply 10
r. J. ADAMS s. BROS,
Jel Wv Piney Point p q 81 Mar a. M
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GFNTLENEN's OUTFIT. - Shirts, Under
wear. Scarfs, Ties, Hosiery. Hand kerchiefs,
Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Braces, &C,
&c, in endless variety, al popular prices.
LEwlS, Halter & Gentlemen's 0utfitter.
90 Ifh street. bet Mean and Il
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CITY ITEMS.

STRAW HATs.-Be sure and see Lewis
stock of Gentlemen's. Boys and Children's
Straw Hats, at popular prices. go eth street,
between and X
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SAFES OF REAL ESTATE.-AuetiODeer
bowling, corner llth street and PennSVl-a-
Ila avenue, sold yesterday afternoon for me
hljed states marshal. lot :. in square 80 10
MI ". + Clarke for - cents per square
10 ,, dL>0 lois and and Improvements 10
Niliett Bros. for "a, zoo; all Of lot 10 and narf
81 Iot ii and Improvements To Mr.. w f.
clarke ioT - G5G; also lot y to same Dur
CHASER Tor :. cents per foot; also for WeBb
ECinonston trustee, the property on the cor
nef OF Hfh and SITS. northwest to Bank of
Na>hingt for Zoo; also for G.. Fertner
trustee. lot lli, IN PattersOn's subdivision OF
square To. being on nth street, between IT
ard I 10 James Henning for -. 600: also for
SaLueI her part lot ], in square 3j2, situated
Oh Mary land avenue, between 10th and IIfh
stIeetS southwest, 10 VIM. Smith for - SJg
MeSSrS. Young q Middleton. real estate
aUctiOneers- SOlu yesterday for Mr.. BENJAMIN.
raven port. trustee, two lots on BealI and
Wa>hlhston streets, Georgetown, containing
4tlo feet, Tor % cts. per foot.