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RIAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Clara V.
Hendley to Mary A Hendley, lot 1G, square
It,, -. Emily r.. Berkeley To Mary c. Van
DOren, part lot 3, square 923; ~ 900 &. e..
Burr, ct al. to j. q. Peck, lots 10 and %
square "a; $3.50. VIM. Harris To Georgia
-. Todd, part lots 10 and II, square 200; 5.
NJ. w. Beverage 10 r. A. Keyser, lots 40,
l4l, iI2, and iI3, square 675; SI2, 900. Geo. w.
Suckney TO Commissioner of r. $. and L.
Co, part lot 3, square I91; 800. Geo. j. john
son 10 Ann l.. Hamilton, part lot .. square
5s3; - COO. John l.. Miller To NJ. Z. HOwser,
part lot and ;, square 32l; 5000. J.. l..
BEanham 10 Henry +. Hall, lot 9, square west
OF SIS; $50. VI. l.. Hawser 10 Jas. j. Camp
bell, part lots and 5, square 32l; 5000. Har-
vey \. Gilbert TO n. /. Langley, lot 10, square
go; : Al. ChaS. f.. Fraser 20 Cornelia y.
Burrows, part lot I, square .3S; $500. VIM.
Il. Todd. trustee, to ThOs. Sommerville, lot
lSI, square 65j; Sl,S00. ESau Pickrell ct al,
executors, To Geo. j. Mueller, all of square
north Of i.0it. lot l. square east of LOIS
Sl.2594s. W. ii. Doyle ct al, to Harry w.
Blunt, lot p, square Isl; $3.50. Harry w.
Blunt 10 Vim. II. Clagett, lot 81, square Isl;
$1,000. II. u. Curtis TO ID. Il. Croft lot 4,
square SO; $50. Geo. \. Bassett TO Charles
Kennedy. paTt OF square 533; S6,7 80. Sarah
n. Burr To Lewis S. Thompson, part lot 1,
square 7Si; ~. Lewis s. Thompson to Sarah
VI. Dunn, part lot l, square 7Si; 81. Reg.
Fendall. trustee, to w. ~. I. Maddox, lot 70
square -; Sfii6.SS. Theo. A. Curtis trustee TO
Alex. Hawkins, part lot 3, square 9t;S; SylI
Reg. Fendall. trustee. TO VIM. III. Baldwin,
et al, part lot 6, square SO; $500. Samuel
j. Miliard 10 Chas. III. Burgess, lot q, square
20cl, $500.
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GENTLENEN's OUTFIT. - Shirts, Under
wear, Scsrfs. Ties. Hosiery. Handkerchief,
Collars. Gloves, SUspenders, Braces, Sc,
&c, in endless variety, at popular prices.
LEWIS, Halter n Gentlemen'S Outfittar.
go eth street, between and II
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IahoTs ten times more than the hand; and q
ne relieved of COINS. BunionS. Iagrowing
Nails, etc, thousands OF persons visit DR..
Whites establishment, No. SIS 18Th street,
opposite the Treasury.
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WASHINGTON CITY SEWER Bonds IN
COULT-A Singular Sat IA NtrrBjS,ri-An i'm
IOrtant case was tried in the circuit court
Tor Washington county, Md, this week in
which banker was required to make cool
his assertions concerning the value OF GER
tam securities which he sold to q farmer.
Dir. y. Il. Appleman was indebted to Mr.
Jacob r. Miller in the sum of $500. Mr..
Miller was induced To accept in satisfaction
of the debt Of Washington city bonds of the
series known as sewer bonds, !" which were
represented 10 be ''as good as government
bonds AT the time these representations
were made the sewer bonds were selling in
New York at %. Congress subSeq uently
passed an act making them convert ole into
the j-65 bonds of the District. This made
their selling price about =. Mr.. Miller was
dissatisfied with tine settlement, and brought
action.
The Jaw laid down by the court is en-
bracet in the following PRAYER submitted
by the plaintiffs cOuuSel.-If the Jury be-
lieve from the evidence in this cause that the
defendant falsely represented TO the plain-
TIL, with knowledge at the time of the fall
sity Of such Tepresen tatiOn, that the sewer
age certificates or sewer bonds mentioned in
the declaration were worth par, or were sell
IIE for par, or were as good aud safe as gov
eminent or Washington county bonds with
intent 10 induce him, the plaintih, TO take
some Ot the certificates or bonds. and that
the plaintiff, believing such representation
10 be true, was actually induced by such
faiSc representation To take and receive nine
of the said certificates or bonds, each of the
denomination of five hundred dollars, in
payment Of 1870 of debt due from the de-
PENDANT To the plaintiff, then the plaintiff is
entitled 10 recover in this action such
amount as the jury may find the plaintiff has
lost by the direct consequence of such false
representation, if he in fact mas sustained
any such loss, not to exceed, however, the
price at which me received the said certili-
Gates or bonds, with interest thereon.
The case was stoutly contested by the de-
fendant, but the jury found in favor OF the
plaintiff for SSsiJO-BttH. American.
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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. CAL and ge, n
copy OF the regulations. 555
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PEoPERTY-owNERs who nave not made
application for damages 10 property by
theiv claims With j. c. Lay & Co, No - TX
street.
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STRAW HATs.-Be sure aud see Lewis
stock of Gentlemen's. BOYS and Child-en'S
Straw Hats. at popular prices. go Ith street,
between and h.
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CIT Y Ms.

GENTLFNENS STRAW HATS bleachef
{ olored. pressed and trimmed at \. T. W-ni-
tings, 81 Pennsylvania avenue. csc
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DEATH FROM Foul WATER.-A case has
recently occurred at South NOrwalk, Conn,
where three persons in one family died in
consequence of drinking water from q well
tainted by drippings from cesspool.
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ny-Sixty persons have been drowned by
the capsizipg ola lighter in the Tagus, Por-
tuEal.
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SEIZURE OF LACEs FORMERLY WORN BY
TN ENPEE~S OF FRANCE apt. Charles
y. Crockett. special agent of the Treasury
department, stationed at New York city
seized IN This city yesterday one white lace
dress. formerly the property OF the Empress
Eugene, valued at ~lDJIu: one lace shaw .
valued al ~50ro, and other laceS, valued at
>5lob- These laceS- including the shawl
were among the articles sold after the Impe-
nal inily went 10 reside at ChiselhurSt. and
were SmugSled into this country sometime
IN lees. and. after passing through the hands
al two or three parties in New York, were
brought to this city about a month ago by
one liT. Leon de LarnOi>, and were deposited
aS security with GOldSteiU. the paWnbrOker
for a loan OF $50. The officers of the Gus
tom house In New York. detailed for the pur-
pose. traced the goods to GOldStein'S and
yesterday afternoon Captain BrOckett of the
custom house. made Mr.. GOldStein acQuaint-
td with the facts. who offered every facility
IN MS power 10 the officer. OF course the
formal seizure could not be made here and
20 Mr.. GOldstein packed up the laces of tine
impress and last night accompanied Cant.
ErOckett 10 New York. On arrival there
ms morning the seizure will he legally male
and the gOOds TUNED over To the custom
house officials. II is quite probable that
arrests VIII y made IN New York To-Day on
this account.
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PERSONS leaving the city would do wei 10
place their property III charge OF = keT. 80
l. street
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SIX PEE CENT. INTEREST pail on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. FL. Squier 4 Co., Bankers, 1II6
Pennsylvania avenue. 5IjPol:
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Driving Cattle.

EDITOR STAR: 1 observe by Yesterdays
STAR Inat the question of what streets cat
tIeSuitiI DE driven through il 10 be settled at a
meeting of the butchers and the chief of 10
lice, TO be held on Monday. / hope il NAV be
wisely settled; Dat from the tenor of the dis
cuN>lOn ON the subject thus far IL seems tome
that the real danger to oe guarded against
mas been overlooked, inaSmuch "a the aim
Oh the commissioners appears to be solely to
save the lawns and shrubbery on those
streets that have been parked. Now, the
danger from droVeS il the streets of a city is
not TO property, but to human ne IL is bet
Ter, therefore. that the parked streets should
ot u>eu iof uroVlng purposes than those that
are not parked, SINCE the .;,k in women AMI
NH4'HiV1A 4cS'''.uS or walking ON the former i,
much less than to those on the latter I'm
case oil aStalnpede or OF an Infatuated animal
the lawns would afford some protection 10
persons IN danger, which could not be found
on street mat has only caTria ge- way and
iOOt-IaVement, with nothing else between
deGceS.
The true way to dispose of the matter is to
compel the butchers 10 send their cattle
through the city in small lots, guarded in
edch case by strong force OF trOug men
ana then let them use such street or streets
as Will furnish the shortest and quickest
passage between the depOtS and the sIaugh-
Ter houses, wherever they may be situated.
But. ID any case, let rs hold human life
above mere property. PARENT.
~-
BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by
Inspector Plowman as folowS:-Frank ID
Evans, a one-stoTy brick bodybuilding. east
side New Hampshire avenue, between N
ana streets northwest: SLIGO. Henry
BIrch, tWO-stOry brick stable, north side
Penns ylVanla avenue. between nth and 18th
streets northwest; 500. X. NJ. Mann, a two
story brick stable. east side 1th street. be-
tween street and Maryland avenue south
west; $50. VIM. Saunders, n two-StOry and
cellar brick dwelling. east side 81 street be-
tween q and X streets northwest; $500.
-U
The ATTENTION of parties wishing to buy
nice nome al a low figure aud upon very
favorable terms, is called 10 the advertise
ment of Mr.. II. w. Wneatley, in another
column.
PERSONS leaving the city would do wei 10
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Ueylfn & Co.,
AT THE BALT!a9RE SHIRT FAC,

AT THE BALTIMORE SHIRT FAC
"A TORY.
1912 r Street. northeast, WdShtHgt0H, II. C.,
rs WeS Edystts SfTssr, Baltimore, Nj.
Wemake the VERY FINEST DRESS SHIRTS TO
order, and ia the most elegant manner, for - IS,
with bands on the sleeves; 80 with cuts st
tached, and perfect MT always guaranteed.
FINE DRESS SHIFTS, ready made, SIG.
Best 4ply LINEN COLLARS,6 for 81.
Best 4 ply LINEN CUFFS, IS cents a pair.
Directions for self measurement sent u gentlemen
at a distance when written for Collars and Cuffs
sent by mail when paid for api5-ly
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EVERY VARIETY OF SHADE.

SACHS, FEOCK5 AND CUTAW1YS.
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2AA COUNTRY BOARD Pleasant lacs-
GM lion ION, With 80 five miaute., walk 4 II 50
Fans church. Fairfax "uuty. Virginia. Iel cost
AAA POTOMAC HorEL,
HAkY ST. Ma hl'S CO., ND.
This newly erected hotel. situated On -. Cearea--
Island near the c.uE hence 81 tn Potomac and -
teurge rivers, viii lie zen for the rr,apti1u II
Il,Itcrs june 18th. Fl hing, Ruaf- sailing and
batlluG In abundance. Persons dc-irau- # VISIT
ing this hotel can take the steamer Jam. Yos.ly -
ilney Point. whore boat viii bn in readiness tncnu
Nty MON |" me Isl and Th" proprie'Hrs have
eral swift sailing boats which thf-y furnish - Ais
ltorS free 81 charge T.rms-s - per day, - per
week, CD per onth. for partic liaTs apply 70
u. j ADAMS 8 BROS.
ltl Nv Piney Point y. o., -. Mar Co. Nj.
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nTN0TICE-The entire stock of II. H.HEMP-
Wy LER, optician, will be sold ~ auction, com
menclng on 29th May, morning AMI evening aud
daily until all is disposed OF. See auction col
Oinn. mlyS
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LOCAL n E w s,
Condemned Locals

See church notices in our advertising
columns.
TIE street lamps will he lighted tonight
a. - r. III. and eNtinSui>hed a ~ a. m.
Buy thermometer OF Thompson, and
Know how 70 i yourself
See advertisement OF hrSt-claSS furniture
ami CARPET dealers.
The steamer Nurnberg arrived n South
amytOn Yesterday from Baltimore. with
Iuf. ans on tOaTi.
TIE Goze',e to morrow, with all its noted
features. real estate bulletin. society news
ard go-S r. chit-chat, &c. &C, viii be an
unusually attractive number. See adv.
From Warren ChOate x Go. we nave the
E'trttaGh Re .0r for April scott reprint,
containing mine thoughtful articles; also,
rD1 ChOate . Co and from j. Shiliington.
BO1l pes lara FOR June tgtn.
Tie pastor 81 -. A.OysiuS tCathO!ic)
church. IN this city. has been prompt 70 avail
fIr~ril Of tie lesson OF lie NGlyOae lisa ster,
and mas rad the doors Of that edifice changed
>" - I" open outward. Ills COmmendaOle
sample should h. followed by others.
NesjeT'a- the fourth anniversary OF the
OTgdniZatlOu OF the Knights Of 81. Peter. was
IL occasion Of a grand galade ard picnic at
Beyers' PARK, and the Washington knight
entertained about niiy Knight, Of -. Peter
from Baltimore.
The commencement exercises OF AI0wick
Female Seminary. conducted by the Misses
Tyson. AZ Confess station, Prince Georges
county, Nd, VIII take place Du the 18th inst.
and most Interesting programme of music
and TeCItatOEs has been arranged Tor the o.
caSiOn.
ctTiihCate or moor Grafton of the Mur-
ray University Society mas been filed in the
Office Of the recorder of deeds, with the fol-
towing persons a. trustees Geo. +. Robinson,
W. j. I'rUJCmUEd, r. J. PettiugIli. james w
Web, CEaTits Il. Culver, and William z.
Gore.
y correspondent complains OF the dOingS
a q crowd 81 bad boys who hang about 9th
ana l. streets. ringing door bells. tearing
down signs thieviug. breaking windows.
I>lIE loud. obscene and TTOfane language,
an making themselves nul>anCeS generally.
Tie parents OF these boys have been notified
Oi Their acts but pay 40 heed 10 the com
.alEts- Can't the police attend 10 them?
The advertisement Of Mr.. =. G.. Palmer
elsewhere should attract The attention of
CealtTS IN. ana CCuSUm rs Of. Ia ger beer. The
article in question is brought by Mr.. Palmer
direct from Cincinnati in refrigerator ears
bIl.t expressly for the transportation Of beer
ana wines here in perfect sta'e ready for
Immediate use. y trial viii convince
EIE-t. flowers, pure air beautiful scenery
and an tnviEOIating ride over the waters of
lie Potomac are The pleasures in store for
those who IaTticii ate in the basket picnic
81 Inc Potomac Fruit growers Association
ICeSGay EeXt. The party Will leave on the
popular steamer Mary Washington from the
loot 81 Sth street a. in O'Clock Tuesday morn
d :. IvtCIuliG a. O'cluciS p. IL. stopping AZ
various ICtCMaC landings
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THE ATTENTION of parties wishing to buy
nice home at a low figure aud upon very
favorable terms, is called 10 the advertise
Inent of Mr.. II. w. Wneatley, in another
column.
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DIR. G.. W. BFNSoN1S Celery and Cban;o-
mile PITS are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepleSSness. and will cure any case. Price
% cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott n Co. $50 Penn.
SyIYania aNenne. MaShingfnn. 1 Col.
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ID
me6cing on 2dth May, morning ana evening and
dsiiy until all is disposed OF. See auction col
aInn. mayaS
HSOFFICE OF FRANKLIN ms co.
ny " .AsHiNGToy; D. G, May 24.h, iT5,
Go S Be held al 6s oo
CT MONDAY, June 9TH, between the hours of 1
O'clock a M and .. ~, for twelve Directors to
nay2s-d CHARLES BRADLEY, secy.
rSTHE BOOKS OF TIE EUKEkA KEAL
Co; 1917 Sd street northwest, until all Of the
already Subscribed There viii b. IN mas If
iisfSHhSldfFs mon DAY JTne I5 at As6ury
Ne-ii COPIES Of the constitution can be found at
th f,r arrow SO sddres ssi se,,, r..
!e2-4L- II. F. HALL, Secretary.
~ TO SMoKERs.-Yon can buy fragrant Fl
Wy caro- Cigars Of GoLDSTEIN. eli Pennsyi-
box, Il per bundle; La Escepcion, So per L0x 75c
reI bundle best Key West Cigars, IS Is per box,
other favorite bran Is sold correspondngiy low.
ryYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOCIA-
Wy TlON,
CORNER OF 9TH AND STREETS
Reading Rooms and Library free to ALL
Prayer Meetings daily at l2:l5, 6, and p. m.
young men, at clock.
Sabbath Afternoon Services at 800.
Circulating Library, 1900 volumes New books
Constantly added. may29tr
rSEvERYBODY Will HAVE IT!- The
beautiful little souvenir Illustrating the growth and
prosperity OF free people IN a hupdred years.
Lia;, HAMILT0N ( PEARSON,
NJ. c. A. Building, 9th and streets, Dealers in
1handeler.. Plumbers Goods, &c, &c. mar6.stf
LSH' D. f COZ ssSs IA : co.
BANKERs,
l42s street.
Isl. c. BIsH0P.s GETG STORE
from corner 10Th and streets 70 1I13 Pennsylva-
rs NOTICk TO OWNERs OF REAL KS
tenth st.eet, in anticipation Of an smsndment to
Present law continue mr. e give special attention to al
ularly CLAIMS FOB DAMAGES by reason Of
change In grade Also, pay special improysmeni
e SsBEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERs
Just received direct from the Springs,
nILBuRss rH.R aACr,
The coolest and best SODA and MINERAL
WATERS in the country. marlS-tr
rFDIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA, BOARD OF
~ health, WASHINGTON, d; g., May II, la5
held on the 9TH instant, 1t vas
OTdered, That the provisions of Section "a frequir-
Of IAN ordinance to declare What shall be deemed me
nnisances injurious to health, and to provide for the
are hereby, extended and m sde operative through
ont the more densely populated suburbs of the cities
OF W ashingtOn and Georgetown, including Union
town cor Anacostial and Mount Pleasant, in the
District of Columbia.
CHEFS. G. cox, NJ. d, President.
Attest: ID. W. BLISS, NJ. D., Secretary. mayil
ErH. Z OFFLE 500,
NS BANKERS,
18th and streets, opposite Treasury Department,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
BANk OF DEPOSIT, EXCHANGE, COLLEU-
TON, &C.
RANKING business In all its branches attended TO.
Deal In Government Bonds and District Securities
Buy and Sell Gold and Silver Coin, and Coupons
.Dd Foreign Coin. Drafts on Europe on frSt-class
Loans negotiated In all marketable securities. In
ormHtton for investors cbeerfDiy furnished MARI "
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY.-ThoSe Of our
citizens who have not insured their profe "
VIII 10 well tO bear ia mind that one Of oIir
staunchest home companies (the Arlington
4 Ire Insurance Co. for the District of Column
tit OlficeS. li23 g street nOrtnweStl offers
good irdCcerrcUt. With q paid-up capi ral
81 >-eoto"; directors who are known as Telia-
re ard wealthy gentlemen. AMI efficient Of
I'tl~' me test security j. given for losses
2-o,I.s- losses b. IRE.
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For Moth Patches, rockies aud Tan. ask
your druggist for PerTy's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. IL is reliable For Pimples on the
race, Black Heads or Flesh Worms use
PG7N's ImprOred COmeri0ne cild Piaiple Rem
e0y, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
b. {. Perry, ~ Bond street. New York. 55I
THE SINGER SEW ING MACHINE sales OF
io1Z were S2l9,6hO 412-swt
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE OF BALTIMORE
All ONO IsAILROAD.-Ju the Gth inst. a
rev schedule Will go INTO effect on the BaIti-
more AID ohio Railroad, Oh which the fol-
iI : - q synopsis
Leave washington for Baltimore at 500,
go t.iJ. 80. -lsi.- so, tJ.I5, iI.sO "A. M.
leo. $50 3.f5, Bon, j.lJ, 5IJ, So and
ST. A.. IN.
For Philadelphia AMI New York, 90 4.
IL CO. ana .t..- D. m.
For an parts of the we~t.-ICaEe at 500 a.
NJ, I..i and H. D. III.
TIs.I marked aye fast express; all ether
Trains StCEst local stations.
The Uu - an laily paper hereafter will
CoitdiL full details OF the charge.
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a MOST DELIG HTFCL ENTERTAINMENT
was the fets rt0ftsIsstFe given under the aus
IlceS Of the WOmen's Christian Association
1n the lawn of the Deaf and Dumb College.
lie grounds were filled with booths tents
NUT and flower stands, etc, ali attended, by
BEAUTIFUL women and pretty girls. who fur
niSitC most tempting delic2CieS at wonder
fuily reasonable prices After dark the
be- NJ OF the scene was still further heightened
b. the Introduction of music, Chinese Ian
terms and other Illuminating agents and Ie
tLEOng OF visitors were treated TO some eX-
ceiieni slen Rotations, representations anu
tacleauN by TIE students OF the college. III
the receipts OF Tire entertainment were at al
IL proportion To- its merits. the ladies must
haNe Melted handsome sum OF mOuey.-aS
We none they did.
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RAJ ESTATE SALES.-ThOmaS Bowling
Sold yesterday afternoon for :. r. Middleton
trustee. residence Isl EeSlI street. George
town, 10 j. Il. Thomas, for Si.5Jg: also, lot on
ltih street. between i and q streets, being
No -. in subdivision of square 80. 70 w. c.
Hazel. for = cents per square foot.
T. II. Warner. aUCtiOIeer, made the fol-
lowing sales last evening. through r. ID.
Cleary. sSie>inan--LOt l.. in square i3.;.
CONTAINING I 100 qUaTe feet. TO Patrick " Ir-
ply. Tor y cents Per square foot; lot l., in
saHle square, improved by a brick house, to
same purchaser, for - TO; a brick house on
Massachusetts avenue, between 4th and SIN
streets. 70 Mrs. NJ. l. Mason, for -. 500: and
The frame dwelling No. ia G. street, near
lith street. To Alfred Wood, for -. Also.
by j. I. COldwCll. salesman. for Charles \.
James trustee, brick house on Y street.
between I-th and 18th streets, lot II, SQUARE
.>i.J 10 W. II. Campbell, for SiJLJ.
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. EVlIN g. CO.,
(NEW YORK;
HOG r STR L T. r.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOE DUB CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THE
BEST ASSORTEJ STOCK OF MATERIALS TO
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES. STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
US, AND TIL CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
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CAN MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
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FOR THE MECHANICAL wORK, AND IL
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
FIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP In
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
oUR COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THESE
ORDERS FROM DUB READY MADE STOCK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ATOUR 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 SPRING
OVERCOATS, FROM WHICH We FILL Oh
DERS IN TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
MENT, WHICH WE MAKE TO MEASURE OF
FURNISH READY mADE.
EInNItp & In
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-. -. F.-At the second ANIMAL meeting
n, .ne Inform Pa triaTcns, 1. .. OF, he'd
last night, The following officers we're elecfeS
IoL N ensuing year--GeOFge =. King. COM
i ilsi'9,eI, ,5onn 4. Chauncy, second COM
tii<si-cSi' harrison Burr, third commander;
Joseph Burroughs Secretary and frsaSursr
Ini> organization - perfecting ARA ngements
to visit Indianapolis during the seSSion of
cOnvenes in that city In Sepfsmber
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r.. ffCkREIL x Co.
6,2,6 50 Water street, Georgetown, d. c.
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TIE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY have de-
itTHiued TO attend tine Centennial. at Phila-
eel hia, JIly 4, Is16. There are now sixty
members. On the occasion OF the preSent;t-
lion OF a handsome flag To the command last
Jharsday b. their lady friends there We're in
Inc thlTty-e-ght uniformed men. The new
UNIFORM adopted 10 be worn al Philadelphia
consists OF a silver helmet, With long horse
Lsur switch, snort scarlet coats, black pants
with red cord. nigh boots ana white gaunt-
Itts. The Officers are Capt Hannaman,
i-leuts. ITembly, Kinney, Liscadden and
Surgeon Miller.