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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
NoxRWEagoN.

RIvERToN, Neb, Nov. Goth. 1875.
Ed. CHEF :-Recently the boys Of
this place has had quite . joli6catioo
over the weddings Of Mr.. P. A. Viii
Hams and; lady, Nj. William Hatch
aud Miss Rertha Lohf. The affair
proved to be such . merry boisterous
one, that "O'Reaus'' Who isa natural
born son Of the Musss. undertook 70
string up tho ustter in verss, il the
following fashion:
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
Journal Of Agriculture and
Farmer
4 Weeh y fer the Farms. Orehnea
aud Jtosfe Circle.

4 Weeh y fer the Farm. Orehnea
aud HOsne Strele.
The Weekly Journai of Agriculture and
Farmer isa consolidation %. tn. monthly
journal Of Asrieuitur re ami the weekly M.--
,ouri Farmer. and u nsv
The great leading popular Farm and Fire
size PGper of tue ~-ou'hsr-t.
Its departmelts arr complete end ab ) edit
81. in- prange 10 .leialn feature. sat ta.s
depar men !. always ul of good shiBss can
uio0tei by the members OF the Drier. The
tsi 80 ar. beard through the cclpRn. devoted
20 LGsir Interest,". aud many hints of house
hold utility ami good aIyIce can be CLEANED
By those who NIsn 90 become ornaments IN
their homes and BY tnriT tre3iies. All ella s.s
" II be in>tsu TED by reading the Journal Cf
Agriculture and Farmer. anu mol iaiy should
MARKET REPORTS
are complete auth.ntic and reliable. and the
paper u worth the subscriptions price .lone to
get its markets. fresh and c!iabie eyery weeJ
Send for it Read it Take its advice
aud II viii pay you.
Men and women. boys aad girls. old and
young, give the Journal of Agricui ure and
Farmer ID trial for one year anf see AZ you
have not male a good investment II is =
large page. Is cUlnian weekly Agriculture al
Grange and Family Newspaper. sad 10 free
from political ani religious discussions. aud
! : Qua ts anu well Which pages IN ike> u u
welcome visitor ia thou OF households ia
the great Mississippi Valley.
Quo agents wanted. to whom liberal terms
will be gwen. We want agents In every tow IA
a i yiliag.
Send for specimen copy free. and We ask
that you SEMI u he names Of ysur ffienis,
80 that We may So Il ITEM specimen copies.
subscription pricc. 500 per annam clubs
OIL sr more. 81 ~ each. Postage. Is cents
must be sent vita each name. as we prepay
every PA per sent cat.
CHEW. COkDf.LL Il CO.. Publishers.
80 North sixth Street. 81 Louis.
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rruefriendship will ripen in lore in good tine
For the essence Of fien3,hip is lore in its
prime:
And courtship in friendship. sometime. will
match.
Like tina, Of Mrs Lohf. and our town.rsau
Bill Haze
Twas the twenty-sixth Of November that
Hynen sntwinei.
The lauraIs Of Cupid. and made them enc
mind
So the boys felt determined. at eight by the
watch,
To take ~Thomlson's saw mill and cheve,rie
Hatch.
Then fun was let loose. and muske:s were
loaded,
Mischief grew merry. and lax'ness goaded:
Tin horns and kettles we're called TO the
scratch,
And the crowd grew uproarors to cheverrie
Batch.
Fred Lcbf took the van. and Pap" took the
rear.
Some took to singing and others to swear;
Some thumped the door and shook well the
latch,
And kept up the runpus till treated By Hatch
When Hatch done the qua e.. he joined with
the boys.
And mingled his prayer with the rest Of the
noise.
We went around tho town more pleasure to
snatch,
For We were bouni 20 have fun. at the wed
ding Of Hatch
Then p. A. Williams. attention merit drew.
Who Set the cigars to the boisterous crew
For to shut up their C amor. he came to the
scratch.
So we bid him good night. and brot along
Hatch.
So. to wind up the dit'y. should we again.
FROM Baoheipr's Dese.ta wedding obtain
R. well not visit-Su cess TO the match.
Of Mr.. Williams and lady, Mis- Lohf and
Ball Hatch.
OREMUs,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
The leading features of the Daily
lTS REPORT

Which are carefully prepared By experienced
men. Mt a large expense. and cover. with the
utmost accuracy. the Markets Of chicago.
General and specisi kilograms from tn lead
isg cities Of this and foreign countries suil
further enhance the vaiue Of this particular
department of the pape'. Business men
throu hout the country can rely on the mar
ket quotations Of the Post and Nail as being
accurate and comprehensive.
Published every afternoo 1, the pap; r fur
nishes the public Of the Northwest with its
News and Market Rcp,r at least
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
Cattle, Cattle, Cattle!
FOB SALE

50 head Of = l2 head Of two
year-oAs, 10 head Of ysarlings, %
head Of calves, and the rest eovs.
Which viii be eoh cheap for cash.
Aka good heavy draft team weigh
ing about 30 hundred, see Sand 9.
Price, horses and harness $36a:
Ako . farm Tor rent, teruss. for
year, or ! Tor Eve ysazs 7oaeses bro
ken. good house, Us feet Of stablins.
two wells, and about Is acres Of fall
For particulars al o. OF
address Z. A. Lane, o. A. Gsraer.
Guide Rock, - Al thi. oEice. tN3,
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02

fsvor..oi aidirg q railway instead Of
waiting FIVE years for one to built
without aid; bat our men have been
out west long enough to look where
they st.p.-News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02

Not shcne On il political character does
the lNrEn-OCEAN rest its claims to p, pu-
lar favor. Ii aims at the hishes, excellence
in all departments. AMI ia this c a of pro-
gressivejournaihsrn aspires to position among
the best
The lNTER-OCEAN makes especial claims
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
A VI

Its columns are carefully guarded against
Objectionable matter. aud every effort is
made to render IL u pleasant and profitable
companion To the home iircSiie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-12-02
Official Directory.
CONGRESSIONAL.


A. s. Paddock Beatrice. Us. Senator.
W. Hitchcock, Omaha. u = senator
Lorenzo Cr0unse. Representative
EXECUTIVE.
sILAS CAREER. GovvrGor. Lincoln.
p nnn T,schpck. Sec. Of State.
n Weston Lincoln. Auditor.
r NrRride. Treasurer.
dec n Roberts. Atty Gen.
i Mckenzie. Lincoln, Sup. Pub. Instruc.
JUDO AIRY.
Geo. z. Like. Omaha. Chief j lstice.
DsnIG CAN'T. Nebraska City. Associate Jus.
6s;nT Maxwell. PiatsrnouthJ
WEBSTER COUNTY.
J. A. Tulleys. County 'lerk-
Il ri. Zones Treasurer.
I W. Tulleys. Probate Judge.
II. G. Bill. sheriff.
m. s. KaIey. School Supt.
g G. Coon. Coroner.
w. r. Thorn. County Surveyor
A. ". Hardy.
g. W. Ball. County Commissioners
Z. Matteson.
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The inteY.Ocean.
THREE EDITIONS,
WEEKLY, SEE.wEcEiY & paiLT.

Estabii he'll less than three years ago a. a
Representative Rerubiicsa Paper. pledged
10 maiL,ain and defend the principles ana
orgauiLviion OF the Natioua, Republican
Party, the lNrER-OCE AN was early push
ed to the forefront Of journalism and achieved
a success unprecedented ia the hist.ry OF
such enterprises. BY universal assent il has
been assigned position as
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN pA2ES
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LOCAL y E w s.
condensed Locals.

Warren tnoaie 4 Co. send HeCP- : B0zGr
ff. fafy -o.
See rotise Of the grand Italian FESTIVAL at
EsysT'S- 5th street park, on Thursday.
s small deposit secures your purchases at
Et.UriCr's auction tIit hTSt j NY.
NJ James MC\ahb has severed his COR
uscff'n with the TepOrtoriai corps of the
E.tgbi5@1a To engage IN Other business.
lie Potomac was gay with pleasure eX-
gurssOr-S yesterday. The Mary Washington.
Jane NO>e.ey. sue and other boats took
down .arce parties
\ rev German weeAiy paper styled Der
IiFE,- Ttlt.fr. with Car R1eSer, editor, and
FuauCel Waldecker. publisher, is 20 be
started in this city next week.
To-Day is the longest day in the year"
The sun rose ~ SIS a. m and sets NJ 1:1s
4. ul. ma king - hours y minutes from .'Sun
Ia sUn. There Will he no apPreciaCle change
81 rHsSe + cures fO- a day or two.
The columbia TUm-Ne~ein, ri this city,
l,ft TINS mO.Gipg FOR Baltimore 10 paTtici-
rate iu me celebration OF the twenty-tiith
anniversary Of tine Social Democratic Turn
NSreiu OF ttat city.
Water REGISTRAR IUbey viii cut of the
supply OF Potomac wafer from midnight to-
HIEnt until O'Clock tomorrow morning, for
The purpose Of thoroughly flushing the
mains. Arrangements have been male for
supply IL case OF lire
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G OR ETC WV.

IHF RECEIPTS or COAL by the canal dur
ing The past week amounted 20 - TOO tons
ana the shipments during the same time 10
-. 400.
CoLIIpFD WITH THE Lone BRIDGE
The schooner Jesse Leetch. from Bridgeport
conn on her way To Georgetown To load
win coal this morning. colliied with The
draw OF the Long bridge and demoliShe The
telegraph house on the same. No damage
was done To the vessel.
HE POTOMAC LIGHT lSFANTRY.-The
centennial doingS have ava lJepoJ line
military fever here ana there Will be a meet
lrs on Wednesday evening OF the mem DerS
oi our crack company OF ante-bellUm days
me Potomac Light Infantry. See no Ice
elSeMLpTe OF Mace aud nnirr
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The Tyso~ and their Employers.

A TFOP0SIrfoN FOB 4 REDUCTION OF
wkcFS FTrECTTD BY THE TTPOG RAPHI-
al UNION.
Tie Tyrcgraphfca1 Union o this city held
n meeting on saturday evening 10 consider
q JsstUest nom most or the employing
Vf,.tsrs al Washington that thew amend
Ihei~ schedule "a that the price paid for COM
IOsit on shall b. fifty cents per thousand. lit
j. now sixty &C. ItS.| and that weekly wages
SfsI he fixed al twenty dollars for eight
3..urs day, or twCnty-fOur dollars for ten
THE EMPLOYING PRINTERS
give &C reasons for pTeierrng tHiS request,
Uife~ tuc rules Of the Union were established
dClTg the war. and that since then values
of an Binds have decTeS Sed. but there has
~ en- 10 CORE bonding reduction Of the
This. they say. i the fact that Baltimore.
PtI.ade lpiIi3 and other cities are able 70
compete with tine Wa-hiu gtOn elnrlO -eTs FOR
business which should be done lcr'. 31t To
successfully UuGerbid the l3tteT'S rates FOR
doing printing and publishing.
TINS communication was referred AZ pre-
which y 7. avis was chairman. The COM
mltfee presented two reports on saturday
evening. tire T1aiOrif Y report being signed by
eleven members Of the committee. viz
Ae~SrS \. I. taviS, VIM. T.. No~cos, e.. Y.
Martin. :. Ha dem7n. G!eTdOur Melairy,
James lac *. TgrU n. Robinson. W. W. Ma
lOEey. VIM. T.. 4O1eS and James English.
The u.i"cIltv report was signed by MesSrs.
+. g. q Nell aTd W e.. ~cGmmeil.
1TfE MAJORITY REPORT
sets forth That while the ShriuEage OF values
- rtCo GIizeC. house keepers find no ab9te-
Inel-t lu The expenses OF living. They refer
iO r'zh rents and eNOFbitant taxes Tor i'm
lT'Ftl"ff =. and say that the employers who
invite them 70 strike one-tenth from their
wages reCGgTiIe no COmpenSatIrg reduction
IL values. a. customers NAV verify by COM
pairing bills not three years old with those of
recent date while uewSpa per sub criptiOnS
are stationary. ami advertising cha rsseS Were
Increased October ,, Isl, by > per cent.
port gives statistics relative 10 the cost Of
81 crease 81 rom J. 10 60 per cent The report
closes with resolution To the effect that il
- deemed irexpCiIent al This time 10 reduce
he prices now called Tor by the scale of the
IN non. a me compensation is baTe'y ale
Fuaie 10 decent support. and such reduction
would rot restore trade already lost. nor Sc
cure that OF the future, except under ciTcum-
stances Lot now existing"
THE MINORITY REPORT
IL rrief recommends that the union comply
with the request Of the employers. that the
hours pi labor be increased from : 10 10 hours:
ana mat the comro>itOTs submit 10 the Pc
posed reduction.
THE EMPLOYEES PROPOSITION REJECTED.
II - understood That the IA .cuSsiOn OF the
reports was long and earnest. When "a vote
was finally reached many declined 70 vote
and TIE majority report was adopted by a
very large majority, the printers from the
govern me1i office generally voting in favor
81 REJECTING the IrDpO~ lion OF the employers.
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District Government Anair~.

The TAX sale for special improvements on
IA street TOOK place to-day in the Office oi
pieces of property We're sold by the auc-
iioneer. Mr.. 3. II. Warner. in forty foGr
minutes: covering the amount Of tax, interest
aud expenses.
The District Commissioners have mate
arrangements tO pay the school teachers fhr
June. together vita the remaining portion OF
the school year. before ihe close OF the
present month. 80 that they will have means
10 efjoy their vacations as they choose.
The interest on water cert ificateS E.S,Aa in
Assembly approved June sd. iS-2, AMI
cue July list, iss5, was paid to-day. The
amount was SS,tJ4.
FINANCES
OF the amount received through the Office
of the Collector Of Taxes for the period com
MERGING July I. ia. and ending MavSI. lS55.
inclusive. -o00t0a0 was for special taxes a.
SeSsed under the late CORPORATION OF
Washington and collected by the District 81
Columbia. as gUarsntOT for the parties hold
ing the certificates or liens: no portion there
OF being available 10 the District Of Column
hla. Also. SetSsi.2S Of the said amount
which passed through the Collectors Off q
To the District Treasury. was received on a.
count of tax liens authorized 10 be issued by
the District Legislature. paid ont 10 creditors
OF the District. and the bulk OF which
amount received. expended In rpdemptioD of
said liens. The District OF Columbia hold Nc
TO them the same tduCiary relationship as n
does 10 >psciai tax collections. Also. re-
ctlptS from aTreaTageS of tax due the IN -
corporation before the organization al the
present government are Distributed % The
credit OF the Sinking Fund commission the
amount received ON this account oeing
>lt.5l3S4. Collections on account Of the
water fund for the period. S2.GS2ZN So thar
Oi the amount received .~1.pi4.t:5~ 49N fine az
greSate : l5H..So-3o of the above amounts are
ia!r OFFSETS, and leaving available for the
manifold purposes OF the District,
- -t55,5-N.l.
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THE GDyRTS.

CRIMINAL COCRT-.I,gige Mo ff'3,ty
To-day, the June term OF this court vas
convened. and after the grand Jurors were
called and several had been excused. the
court adjourned until tomorrow. when an
peal cases Will bo called.
CIRCUIT COURT-JJH,ige HIqaEvsys
To-day, The case OF Randolph AIT. Jones
was resumed.
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The Wall Contrse1 Corruption Eases.

Ace lITAL OF JEROME HIM D..
After our report OF the trial Of Jerome j
Kinds. charged with C9rTuVtIng a govern
meni officer r - ChSDnel,) closed IN the
tTimlual Court on Saturday, the arguments
were concluded and tudge Macarthur
cha q the Jury. The Jury retired. hut re-
gufity.-
IheIe are four other indie, mertS against
M hlnd-. mt 10 l. understood they will not
De pressed this term. il al all.
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= = y
x. j. P.,cc. BUFo50. y J..
Dear Sir--NOur FavOrite Prescription has
done my wife world OF good. She las taken
nearly TWO bottles. and has felt better the
past Two weeks than at any time in the past
TWO years. No more periodical pains: none
OF That aching back or dTaggirg sensation In
her stomach She has been accUs toned 10 for
sew ral years. / have 50 much contidei c. i'm
II That 1 would be perfectly willing 10 war
rant 10 certain customers Of ours who would
Toe glad 10 get hold OF relief a any expense. !
have tried many Patent Medicines hGt
never had any occasion 10 extol one before.
cry uElV yours. GEO. u. WHITING.
MIS-. J., X. DAILY, Metropolis. H., writes:
Dr.. Il. ]. Bj.ro,-Ny sister is using the
FaVOriie Prescription with great benefit"
MARY ANN FRTSBIE. Lebanon. Pa. writes
Or. r. J. It'Tcc.-What ! have taken OF
your medicine has b. en- OF more benefit d
me IMAM all Others ami hundreds OF doctors
bills"
Hr. Pierce'S Favorite Presentation Is sod
py dealers IN medicines generally. eoNk
fOTns. kC.-Thp Foot
lapofS ten Times more than the hand, ant -
De relieved o. COns, BUnioas. Ingrowipg
Nails. etc, thousands Of persons visit Or
whites eStab iiShmcnt, No. 555 18th street;
opposite the Treasury.
For Moth Patches. r rockies and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry'S MoIh and Frec,<le
Lotion. IL Is reliable For Pimples on tie
Face. Black-Beads or Flesh Worms. use
Pe17YS IDlpTOred CO2HeCigHe and PtLiD5e Rem
ETY., The Great Skin Medicine. or consult Dr.
Ii. L. Perry, - Bond street. New YORK. 55.i
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CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

fOR DUB CUSTOM TRaDEwE kEEP rur
bksT ASSORTEJ STOCK OF MATERIALS To,
De FOUND IN The UNITED STATES STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR,
Is-ANn THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES on
ENGLISH FREECH, GERMAN AND ANERI-
GAN MANUFACTURES. FOR THIS BRANCH
OF OUR BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
hBTlSTIC TALENT. UNEgUALED LABOR
FOB THE MECHANICAL WCRK, AND ira
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
FIR>T-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUk WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOR THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE Up IN
NEW YORK As REPRESENTED. NOTWITH-
STANDING TIE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
DUB COMPETITORS THAT We FILL THESE
OkDkks h BON our READY MADE STOCK.
REIDY MADE CLOTHING.
ATOUB WASHINGTON OFFICE We KEEP
ALSO LINZ OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FRO,s
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING or
OUR LATEST STYLES or MEMS. YOUTHS,
AND CHILDRESS SUITS, AND SPgIN,s
ONERCoATS, From WHICH WE FILL OK
DERS IN TWO DAYS rIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE ANFRICAH
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
AENT, WHICH NE MAKE TO MEASURE or
FURNISH EEADY MADE.
D0EIfKs A.
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y ePEtiAL lNTRODCCTIOS.-Iarge num-
F-S> % our taxpayers are daiIy seeking
special Introduction 10 the collector OF sns-
. a. improvement taxes turOugh j. 4. Law *
60" No p Z street, who make il profitable
and pleasant.
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CIT Y 1T z III s.

AMONG our - SUitinSS TO order there are
many English goods, which we have been
selling at so.
y. SAKS y Co. CIG.th street
OPINION Of pr Il. 6. Steuarl. pres "out
Mary land Hospital: Liebeg'S LIQUID TX
tract OF Beef combines the virtue Of .Cgt a.I
tonic in remarkable way" m
MRS. GRUMPY SAYS that SG-gils, ecI!pSr>
All other preparations for the teeth and gums
And what Mrs. g. says * reiterated most
emphatcally 10y ninety-nine One-hundrcIIhS
OF the beauty and fashion OF the land. 90
"f I'VE MINUTES FOR RFFRESTTNITNF- -
everybody who has Travelled by railroag has
heard The above announcement. and has
probably suffered from eating too hastily
thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia II i
a comfort 10 know that the Peruvian Svrup
VIII cure the worst cases Of Dyspepsia. a.
thousands have testified =,
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INSTALLATION OF REV. JOHN Brown
Key. John Brown. the new pastor OF the 18th
street Presbyterian church. was installed
Of the Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr. We
colt. OF Howard University. as moderator
presided, Rev. Mr., Will OF the Western Pres
byteflan church. preached the installation
sermon; Rev. Dr. Noble delivered fine al
dress and charge 10 the pastor. and Rev Mr.
Wescott delivered the charge TO the people
closing with prayer; and the heuedictlon
having been pronounced, the congregation
passed i'm front Of the pulpit each greeting
the lew pastor.
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SUDDEN DEATH George DuvaiI. coloTe.I.
lt~lding AZ No liiZ sampson street died
suddenly on saturday afternoon. Dr HART
IAN made post norton examination ana
~s'lIj ainCd that death was caused ny con-
se>;lcu Of the brain.
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tUEEEE CHAINS, vest, and neck and
avenue, tl.s mCTaIpg,
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ASK your druggist for the worlds wonder
,DAsaDgs 1.Asgmai.s Gemssiy." Rg.ee i,
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THE HOLLY TREE LrNCU PpovS =,
the Editor FCsHi5ig S0r- The Woman'S Tenn
reranceUnion having met with great sue
cess IN the practical temp rance work Of
opening HOLLY Tree lunch rooms, where
The best the market affords can be- hat az
prices within the reach Of all. without the
Intoxicating drink, will, on Tuesday, oora
Holly Tree No. p at No. li2,. r street near
the Treasury. No place. except it bears the
lame Holly Tree Lunch" is under The aus
piceS of the union.
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IN referring 10 the proceedings Of the last
meeting OF Columbia Typographical Union.
theld saturday night on the question of a
reduction OF wages, the SgBfl,tV Hcrr'F SAYS.
- Mr.. Mclean, foreman of THE STAR office
VINO advocated reduction. said that the
prices now ruling could not be maintained.
ara that II the reduction was not made THE
STAR would rat its Office on MONDAY or
Tuesday. rs he had on yesterday been intro
Cucod 10 his successor in the tOremanShip.-
" reeYer reports the proceedings Of the
MON for the HfrGj3 should do 50 correctly
Mr.. Mclean did not make such statements
as are here affTI burpd IN him
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" on OF &c wear az EinlwoOd collar, ynu
VIII 10 DC satisfied in wearing any other.-
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS

0tFI,rNTfNK.y ION POTOMAC LIGaT ~.
Light Infantry are requested 10 meet A. S,oj,.r
Iall, corner III 'Ch ard Pre- pect strt els. WEDNES
ia hNENJNG- JuL- 23t, AT clock
Je2l q MANY MFNpEpS
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w III. wHEATLEY's


~ JtfssoH Street, Gsorxso,cr, D. c.
hstsbilshed, 1881. Premium awarded Is57. L.
Isreed and improved, 1874. Ladies and Gentlerlans
wearing apparel of every description, Including
seNsts, Crepe Wells aud Trimmings. Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely Cleaned dyed; Also Curtains And
New Goods, Carpets and Bisn kets cleaned duriI.s
Send us your address and we will call for ana re-
tnrn work At any place the District Of elt-s
charge. work received and returned by mali or ex-
press from and to any place in the country sp2ltr
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IUHN II. " \ thS,
No. $50 Penusy anita avenue, WasLirct0u,
AGENT FOR TEU EMAN BELT q sons
Who'll ESlLE LfQGOR DEHLEhS AND
COMM lSSiON MERCHANTS.
Agents Tor sale # b KENTUCKY WHISTLES
No. l5 Camden street, three dOOrs east Il Challe5
street. Baltimore. Nd. - Ia
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued n :
follows sItce our iast:-Thomas Manning
ara kaIe Naiouey; Charles II. Boswell and
Mary :. Grlnntri Thomas Babbington and
Annie Callahan. -