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district GOyernm EN- .a.,-

A large number of bids have been received
fOT furnishing supplies for the various de-
paTtmentS OF the Distri' Il government. They
will be opened on Nor day next
THE EFFORTS or" THE ASSESSORS
are directed principally to the eoualizatiOn
of assessments, IN W nICh they find more diff
6eulty than i'm any other part % their duty.
a. 70 rs aimed to n Eake valuation of real eS-
tate similarly Situated as to location and
surroundings as equal as possible, and where
appeals are taken and n personal examina-
tiOn OF property made, the equal ZatiOn Will
be adjusted on all surrounding property,
whether up or down, as the case may be.
Many appeals are being made daily.
THF CONTRACTORS LABORERS PAY.
Vice President Wilson CO led upOn the Dis
frict Commissioners to-day to make inquiry
a. TO the pay of the labOrcrs. about which 50
much complaint has been made. Tine Com
missiOners explained 10 him tine situation;
how the appropriation OF $4,000 had been
expended, and the law governing the expen-
diture. The trouble seems to be that those
who condemn the Commits Oners for the
sOn-payment of the contractors labOrers do
not understand the law. which authorizes
Abe adjustment of all accounts. including
contractors accounts, by the Board OF Audit.
bnt does not provide for the payment OF these
labOTers by the District. These claims are
strictly private accounts between the con-
tractors and the laDOrerS- The Congressional
appropriation OF $1,000 was expended as far
a. 10 would 20 In this direction, but nothing
cOuld be paid out Of that appropriation Where
nothing was found to ne due TO contractors.
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TkobAf6 CoOhfS-" sciss IN,
n I 70 re. estate OF Marian W. King;
- IN, n. kiig s ooeaineu seers of adm nistrs,
x ~ n.y. 80 heo,,r will of the la 10 Ralpa
,ri,a. oriSr ~ n, <thiug his estate to his
Hn,a;n US b,,,,1 <alicatiou. In re- esta,e of
To- In,JoS i'" - application of o. L.Pitney
fS' 1eo.7 u administration. In re. estate
Al f|snea 10 John McEIligott. bond s5o0
sc5ca W III ooha
CRsSINAL CoURT--JRiDe Mac Arfb,ir
leSesriay, Albert Calvert alias Colyert
an9 Samuel Campbell alias Patch, chargej
Wien The larceny of a barrel OF whisky were
round guilty, ana a motion for a new trial
was entered.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JletQe OIrtter.
To-day. Barber agt. Bruce; verdict for the
plalntif for nominal damages. O'Hare agt
Gallant; and Williams; motion for a new
trlai- The remainder of the day was occu-
pied in hearing motions.
POLICE COURT-JIdoe Shell
To-day, Joseph Parker, larceny of a 25-cent
fractional currency note; $40 and costs.
assault and battery on Kate Aiexander,
ROBERT hned IS and costs, and Alexander dis.
charged Joseph Smith, profanity; collateral
lorielreG. Charles johnson, loud and bOis-
ferrous; 80. James Carter. larceny of a bag of
Shot vatued at $3.50, was fined $40 and COSTS
Eilzabelh wallace, enticing prostitution: Ak
Joseph Parker. profane; SO. or 30 DAYS in the
chain gang. Kate Alexander profane1 "a
AleNauIer Smith forfeited collateral Rich,d
Joili SOC; same. Evan Deckty. same I,ucy
CARROLL loud and boisterous; S. f. GRAM
mar. Fl. Pinkney and p. Washington v@ aar,,
hred 81 each for loud and bois ferrous Ian
guage. 7 A''ii-
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q E o K G ETC Nv N.

lLL.-Mrs Tyler. wife of DR. Grafton TYLER.
is very III of pneumonia at her residence
corner "t Gay and Washington streets
Ut lLpING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frey
Bfothels nave broken ground on the site ri
thelr OLD shop on Washington street. for the
erectloh OF three two story and basement
brich dwelling house which when comnIetad
VIII De great Improvement TO that part of
GRAIN TRADE, &C, BY CASAL.-Roat
rattle and Bessie, the pioneer grain boat OF
the seaIon, arrived to-day from Berlin Mi
Win $50 bushels of wheat for Hartley Bros.
and boat Caledonia, with 1900 bushels nj
wheat and 800 bushels of corn for same firm
The total receipts of the week have been
5000 bushels wheat, $50 bushels corn We
quote choice wheat Sl.3ias135; prime, 81 .30a
Sl.53; good to fair. S1.2lasl 30 Corn-S5agf
Tor whEte; S3aS for yellow. Oats 6Ta6s Rive
sOa92 Boat Benjamin Miller has arrived
from Muddy Branch with a miscellaneous
cargo for T. c. Wheeler.
THE SHOEMAKER MILL SAFE RoBBERY
Inc package OF papers stolen from MessrS
george Shoemaker x Co.'S. safe at their mill
az stated In yesterdays STAR, was returned
10 then. last night. The papers were found
on Prospect street by little girl, where they
were thrown by the thief after finding tbey
cOntalEed no cash.
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condemned Locals.

Tire street lamps will be lighted tonight az
so O'Clock p. m. and extinguished at lis
n. -
The Commissioners have TeappOInted Mr..
John TYLER Powell justice of the peace for
three wears.
the shells erected by the Northern Liberty
Market company on Savage square, for mar
ket purposes during the time the new market
house was building. were sold at public auc-
tion Yesterday by 7. Bowling. auctioneer.
The funeral of ". starr Smith, whose death
was noticed in THE STAR of yesterday, will
take place at o clock on Sunday next. from
his late residence. Services will b. held at
St Patrick's church. after which the remains
will D. inferred at Oak Hill cemetery.
The clerks % the Third Auditor $ Office
have challenged the clerks I'm the SiXt
Auditors Office TO a spelling contest + 4,
Sixth Auditors office has accepted the c. nj
Ienge and committees have been apo rte
10 arrange for the match. Forty Jerks
twenty on each side, viii participate.
AT regular meeting of Equal CfviSiop
No. 3. :. Oft held last evening tn = follow
ingo fees were electCd- W. p. WI, II Nor
ton; W. A. John A LangvOid's Il s. II
Niedfeldt: \. X. &. /. Il. WebSte r r 6 Vim
ri. Young; Treas. Q. AlexandC ? Chan. los
70. Harris: Con. J. :. Flemin z: A G.. VIM
Baker; I. s., VI. Z. Mitchei J. .. s. Il. b
Arnold
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washington stock Exchanxe.Naren y

QTM0tdttCaS JKTHtShed oy Middleton d Co, bankers
Inc following were the prices bid and asked AT the
meeting Sf the Washington Stock Exchange today
Y 3 Gold, ll6 bid; ll61s asked. Bank Stocks-Na-
tIonal Metropolitan Bank Ill bid; Second National
BANK " asked; Citizens National Bank, rs lid.
lls asked; Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
q GEORGETOWN; lot bid City Passenger Railroad
stock, q asked. Sundry Lists-Masonic Temple
bonds A, p. c., gold, 931z bid; 90 asked
1frat fails Ice Company stock, IS asked: Chesa
Ieake ard Ohio canal preferred bonds. iI2 bin;
10 asked; Arlington Fire Insurance Company stock
,O3 bld District securitiesI District Of Column
biaEWn. Go. s. bds.. rs, j. & j., Ia4, % bid;
rs asked Permanent Improvement, 6's, J 4 =,
lsgl y lid % asked rs j. 1891, s. bid Market
stock boeds, 7s,J 1892, 6l4 bid, 90 asked Fund
Loan, Congress IS, 4. and A, 1924 large 69I,
i nd So afked small e99a bid sg asked wash
bid 100 asked Ten Year Bonds, 6's,J. 81, Is7s,
los bld fpnd Loan Bonds, (Leg) 6's g., NJ & N,
Stock ss j. & o., 1881, 90 nd; do. 6s at plea,
sure; % eld' az asked. Board Of Public Works
CeItlhcates Gen. Imp, 1874, 9O1S bid 81 asked do
am5 %3a bid, 81 asked; do: 1876, eC1l bid; do is7,
series, gl4 bid, 81 asked. Certificates, Sewer s's
o. - :a4II Is bid. Water certificates, SIS, 1877,
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The Markets.

.. bALTlEoRE, March Z.-yirginis skies, peelers
20 y lrgrnlas consolidated, 81; West Virginia's
y; North Carolina skies, old, %; do. new, 10: do
special tax bid to day. Sugar very stronghold IO
BALTIhoRE, March Election quiet but firm
low nlddllng, loAs: Flour hrm-HOward street and
western upper, 25a4 IS; do. extra, 5Oa5 H. other
grades unchanged. Wheat quiet but steady No >
western sed Is; Pennsylvania red, l25aI %; other
grades unchanged. Corn quiet and a shade lower
southern white, S. southern yellow So western
mixed 81 Oats dull-southern, 65a6l; western white.
o.; western mixed, Co. Rye quiet but firnl-I 90 0j
Hay dull and unchanged Provisions firm with an
upward tendency. Pork steady-2O. 5Ga2l 90 hulk
meats hlEher-shoulders, SaS a. clear rib sides liza
IA Tor ear loads loose, jobbing packed So allD
Bacon active and frmer-shouIders 9a9I5; clear rib
sides, l2ti. Hams. Halls. Lard, auiet and nm.
changed--l4al4s4. Butter dull and weak-good to
extra me western tubs and rolls lsa22 Petroleum
prime Rto cargoes, l51SalS. Whisky firm IS
NEW YORK, March H.-Stocks active and lower
ils = Gold, ls1 Exchange, long, 4s2; short,
NEW YORK, March T.-Flour firm. Wheat quiet
and firm. Corn firm.
LoNDoA, March II, l2sO p. m. Consols for
money s25sa93; for account, 927Saq3. U. s. 1910
bonds, iVss Erie, 25 4a27. Paris dispatches quote
rentes a. o! francs 81 confines.
;LoS1SoS' March 2, 80 p: m.-Erie, 2e74. Paris
clspatehes guote rentes at Ga francs % confines,
LoNDos, March q, 3. 30 p m.-Ere railway shares
2Sa21s, Paris dispatches quote rentes atG4 fl ancs
DThe fee of Mr.. Evarts in the Beecher
trial is $4,000.
RTMiss Eastman, of Boston. speaks of
eyes as bright as buttons on an angels un-
derclothang."
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VITAL STATISTICS FOR THE PAST WEEK.
The Board OF Health met last night. The
statement OF births, marriage and deaths
for the week ending March Goth, 1875, was
read. showing 81 deaths within the week, of
which number 80 were white and 35 cOlOred
Prominent among the causes were measles
scarlatina, consumption, meningitis. con-
vulslons, drOpsy, bronchitis, pneumonia. and
old age. The number of marriages was I6
and births IS. The report shows two deaths
less than last week, or at the rate of 32.5S per
loco per annum. 1916 per cent. OF the deaths
were from ZymOtic diseases, Ply from con-
Stitutional, 5000 from local. 1889 from devel-
opmental, and LOG from violence. Rate of
mortality of the white population was p 50
per Loco per annUm, while the mortality of
the colOred population was $3.50 per ! 900 for
Loco for the same period. Number of births
reported during the week was 7S-white 50:
cOlOred, %. Rate of decrease of the white
population by deaths over births, 3.31 per
loco; while the decrease of the colOred popu-
latlOn by deaths over births was lilo per
LOCO per annum. DIR. Cox, in a few feeling
remarks. alluded TO the absence of one of the
members, in consequence of death in his fam
lily. and offered resolutions of coincidence
which were adopted. and the board there
upon adjourned.
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DIED AT A POLICE STATION-HoUSE-A
well-knOwD paper hanger. named Charles
Bishop, died OF congestion OF the brain SUI
peTlDduced by an Oveg-indulgence in intoxi-
eating liquors, at the Central guard-house
last night, at about II o'clock. He came TO
the station yesterday afternoon. complaining
II feeling unwell, and asked that he might
ne allowed to lie down there, which request
as granted and he went 10 the dodgers room
About O'Clock IL was found that he was in
and Ofieer kicCathran, the station-keeper
sent for DIR. McBlair, who promptly respond
Ell, ana by using StimulantS caused him to
ratl.-- In abOu1 an hour a relapse took place
anu re continued 10 sink until about IL d. M.
when death ensUed. Eefore his death he APP
reared perfectly conscious, and spoke kindly
10 the officers, telling them that he was going
10 heaven, as he never Hid any harm. The
deceased was a native W this city. and in
early life was cOnspicuou,S in our volunteer
mlIltary affairs, being one Of the best drill
officers in this section OF the country. He
was orderly sergeant OF c, lJnpany a. Ma
tional Guards. His brother took charge of
his IeIna ms.
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PERHAPS there is nothing that has done
more to elevate the character OF man in
society, IN fair square way, than the cut
ting and trimming establishment OF Mr.. w.
Moore on New York avenue. Garments are
cut i'm all the artistic beauty OF style, simple
and easy to make, with instructions and
pressing free. change Is taking place with
people both in regard to economy and taste
in dress, and they have found out that no re-
spectacle mechanic is at the head OF any OF
those ady-made' shops, and that an occa-
sional bait is thrown out, by putting on some
one who they can make placari of a very
fine suit OF clothes for the purpose of deceiv-
ing others.
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A xeluahle niScav.rr

DR.. c. W. Benson, a Practicing Physician
100 n. Eutaw St, Baltimore, (who has paid
much attention 10 nervous diseases, has dis
covered that extract of celery and cham y
mlie combined, i'm a certain proportion, inva-
rlaDiy cures either bilious, dyspeptic, nervous
or SICK headache, neuralgia and nervousness.
rms is triumph in medical chemistry, and
sufferers all over the country are ordering by
mail. lie prepares il in pills at 50 cents per
box. The Doctor is largely known and highly
respected IN Baltirnore.-EpiscopGi Methodist.
Sold by all Druggists. Charles Stott Il Co.
$50 pennsylvania avenue, agents for WASH
ingtOn. 225ttbs3:
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LOCAL n E W s.
Amusement., &e-. Tonight.

PortFs Opera HOsSse-The MajiltOns in
"DiDg-Dong. or the Pretty LauDdTesses,"
and The Laughing Hyena."
T7<dfeT CbTtiQUe-The great drama OF
.beTtha, or the Sewing Machine Girl" and
ether attractions.
Avenue Th6dteT-"The Grand Duchess" and
miscellaneous performance Of attractive
novelties.
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DESERVED PRoMOTIONS-h'r II. George W.
Morse, who for series of years has been the
principal money clerk at Ad. ans express
Office. III this city, and who has been acting
as agent during the illness of Mr. Smith, has
been promoted to the vacancy ca lsed by the
death OF that officer, and brings TO his duties
long experience in the business courteous
manners and an accommodating di spOsition.
Mr. u. +. Cuttings succeeds 10 the pc sition of
money clerk. He is converSant " nth the
duties, having been for some years as sistant
money clerk
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.
Washington Fish Market

to-day: 400 shad sold from s3i to S35 peT HIM
dred; 500 punches rock and perch sold from
80 TO 81 cents per bunch; 200 punches cut fisI
SOLD lrcm ~ To 20 cents per bunch; 1000 her
rings sold at $50 per thousand.
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a DIVORCED COUPLE WANT TO re MAR
kIED AGAIN--AmOng the marriage licenses
Esue tO-day was one with the names OF
floTis NJ. r. Van Ruth and FsnniIv aIberta
an huth These parties have been inter-
ss s,S IN Two divorce suits. The latter died a
pli IN June OF last year, which was dismissed
10y US ana Med another December Ist
winch resulted IN a decree for "A divorce on
ne ~ OF THIS month II would appear from
the issuing OF the license that the disunitei
couple have made up their differences and
want 10 try 10 again
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LARGE CARPET ACCTIoN-Latim CT &
Cleary, auctiOneerS. will sell, for WOLF ri &
Shilberg, ~ 1tn street. between ID an u L.
southwest on the second floor. Wednes day
and Thursday, March 81 and April l. 1 rs,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the enti re
STOCK OF carpets, comprising a large a vi
varied assortment. MeSsrs. Wolford 4 Shi T.
berg are determined to sell, as they are gOin. /,
out of the carpet branch entirely. All in
want Of carpets should. therefore. not fail 10
attend the sale. See advertisement.
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FRANCE PAYS ROYALTY TO A WASHING
ToSIAN--Mr. j. W. BOteler, OF this city
having patented a design for an oyster dish
representing oyster shells, took the same
with him TO Europe ON his trip there last
summer. and this week concluded an a arrange
hsnt with one OF the largest manufacturers
OF china In France, whereby he is TO receive
zO.Vop francs $1,000 gold,) yearly, a. royalty
for tine American trade ODIy
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New Goods for Easter Holidar

Black Cloth Dress Suits, English Worsted
Suits, English and Domestic Cashmere
Dress and Business Suits, Youths and Boys
Dress Suits; Childrens Dress Suits. Just re-
ceived. NOAH WAIKFR a Co
625 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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REAL ESTATE SALES-Thos. r Waooa-
man, real estate broker anu auctioner has
soid 70 Washington HAYDEN. 20 feet front OF
-. 10y ,, 81. IN square 9os, on 10th street northeast
Jonh y. Evans, real estate broker. has sold
.. =, IolOnei ID A Gilbert original lots :. 5 q
~ SIlu - ~ SQUARE 3'9, for II, 40. Also. for
Ioionel y J. Suit. ten acres OF land near tbe
DlstFlet lire, 10 J. r. Lynch. member Of
congress rom MissisS ppi for i 5G0 in
FTeedmen's Bank deposit boostS s''''V' d"
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A LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of
Gentlemen's reliable White Shirts, ready
made or made 10 order. Also, Underwear and
other Furnishing Goods. At reasonable
prices. At LeMiS,. 900 I th street
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
W asHIxGInN March q. lgl6.

For the New England. the middle states
and lower lake region clear or clearing
veafher during the rest OF Saturday. with
southwest TO northwest winds rising ba-
Tometer and slight changes in temperature.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner of
New York avenue and 18th street paws per
cent. per annlm on deposits for each calendar
month. Ranking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 9
TO and toe 27t3. l4tl6
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NEW SUPPLIES received this week:
Spring Style Broadway Silk Hat. S.
latest styles Soft and Stiff Felt Hats.
For Gentlemen, Boys and Children.
AT Lewis, 800 9Th street. between / and X
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To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls
Buckwheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, &c.
you should use DOoley's Yeast Powder. Ask
your grocer for it.
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CBILBLAINs will be promptly relieved
and ultimately cured by bathing the afflicted
parts with Ponds RItTucf
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MOUNT VERNON LAGER REFR Rprurpx
Mr.. George Juenemann through this cold
winter has been very busily engaged brewing
the so called Pllsen lager beer, which he In,
tends to serve his customers with on the H.
OF April. He says it will be superior to any
In the country. o
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THE WARWICK AND EINwoOD COLLARS
so closely resemble linen that the ONLY diE
ference You can detect is that they look and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-03-27

PRIGG's JEwELRY STORE has received
some beautiful styles OF spring goods, in dia-
mond settings, in gold and plated jewelry, on
the avenue. near ~ street.
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500 FOR CASE Of rheumatism, Sciatic
Neuralgia, Nervous or Kidney disease that
m FpterS Rhea1'd'fc Remedy will not cure.
]. t. O'Callaghan, 529 9TH Street southeast.
Washington. 22Os3:
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ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
EXcelled by none. ettb3:
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CoRNs. &C.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend, !" and thousands patronize DR.
whites establishment, 535 18th street, oppo-
site U. :. Treasury, to avoid painful Corns,
BuniOns, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales OF
1872 were S219, $50. 412-swt
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Lincoln Hall. on Mon
instant. at 40 O'Clock
taking such action as n
IN regard TO the tax la
Cor gTeSS.
NJ W. Gait, Bro. & Co. Z
&. W. Cochran & Co, /
. G. Metzerott & Co. =
W. Orme 4 Sons, 4
:. III. Kaufman. s
X. II. Mohun a Co, ]
John T. Mitchell, J
j. W. Boteler 4 Bro, =
Wall & Robinson, Z
NJ. William, J
Thos. Berry, {
VIM. l.. Wall. !
John w. Marin, j
j. III. Semmes & CO., j
Crosby s. Noyes, l
Jas. Il. DOdson, :
Perry & Bro,
O.. j. Johnson 4 Co.,
Thos. l.. Hume, 4.
r. F.. Carter,
Barbour Il Ham .~o
Eugene CaruSi, 'sOii'
f.. f. White,
G.. A. James
Sam1 Bac' AGO
Dan1 y. 60 = No''
vi IT, - Bro. & Co,
SD.H.MoTTisOn
- BFyan X Bro,
VI Campbell,
II r. Moses.
yeall & Baker,
A. Saks < Co.
4 Chas. Stott 4 Co,
Frank Harvey,
W. Tilley,
W. ID. Wyviil.
| w. II. narrower,
\ ]. Shillington,
III. F. Zimmerman &
Son,
Walter {. Cox,
.. Simmons,
John NJ. Young.
| Wash. y. Williams,
LutZ & Brother,
u. SilVerberg.
Browning * MidCL e
ton,
Geo. Watts & Co,
Robert Cohen, Sr.,
= EatZenstein,
y. III. Shea,
liable Brothers,
H. i. Gregory,
Geo. Taylor,
+. Pickren & Co.,
VIM. Clabaugh,
John ID. Robinson,
SOmerS & Smith,
Hartley & Bro,
a. Ross Ray X Bro,
T.. Il. Welch.
Geo. ShOcma ker &CO.
W. II. Tenney &SOns,
Geo. W. Cisscll,
Deener. Cissel& WEIGH
=. Cropley d Sons,
X. b. q a b. Cropley
X. :. CrOpley,
W. II. Beall,
Thos. Knowles.
Valiant Il Ogden,
John Ii. Sis.
A. Gaegler,
ThOS. j. Hart Il Co.,
Joseph j. May,
DuncanSO Bros.
Hayward N HutciIin-
son,
Hill & Mcdonnell,
X. VI. Johnson.
Chas. j. KinSolving.
Robert Ball,
w. o. Berry,
f. +. Buckley,
LUchS & Bro,
Behrend Bros.
HOlmead & Co,
VIM. Hurley,
II. o. TOwles.
f.. +. Simpson.
JOnn r. Ellis " Co,
lockwood, Hufty &
Taylor,
". NJ. Shuster & Bro. A.,
SOlomons&Chapman
Franklin Philip,
Willptf 4 Ru6f-
Jos. W. Marin,
John McClelland,
Biedler, Howard&Co.,
John A. Baker,
Yates & Mitchell,
VI. Silver,
=. Heller,
George Ryneal,
l.. HeilbTun,
Lansburgh & Bro,
Wilson, Brooke & Co,
Shmedtie Bros,
j. W. Kennedy * Co,
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J. r BRoDHEAD, No. rs 18th street. is pay-
Ing sle clai Improvement "a xes n fine lowest
Tales. Give him call before paying.
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that DdLle5's Magical Pain Extractor will cure
an old sore or bad cut sooner than any other
remedy. 1t relieves pain instantly. q cts. a.
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,ens OF the District OF Z
request their fellow
n public meeting at
day evening, the 9th
, for the purpose OF
lay be deemed proper
W recently passed by
J. ID. Gilman,
3. II. Graham.
yoah Walker & Co..
/. 8. Pratt,
!. Goldstein & Co
1. w. Hall,
!. Keyworth o.
". II. Riley - D-o|
, 6SS h Rus 81,
!, ~ a. sander,
u rnwell & SoEs,
a. Gihurn & Co,
I Ehatwell,
: " alSer Tucke,
Aory Baxter,
Il W. Selby,
f. Schneider & Son,
6. 8. Kraft,
W. Thompson,
C. Cammack,
HOOe. Bro. d Co,
q. W. Humphreys,
Powers Brothers,
Il. W. Reed,
Ii. Clay Stewart,
John T. Lehman,
&. b. Maury,
Geo. II. u. White,
Fitch. Fox * Co.
John l.. Kidwell,
Austin Heir.
Samuel Lewis,
j. =. Wallace,
Fielding & Welch,
NJ. 1. Adler,
F. l.. Moore,
ID. Jackson,
j. Goddard,
NJ. p. Goddard,
X. Brace,
~. G. Duckett,
VIM. X. Brown,
Luttrell Il Wine,
j. W. Thompson,
Samuel Gedney,
Dickson X Patterson,
VIM. l.. ROOse,
Alexander Ray,
VIM. Il. EntwiSle,
+. Il. Mcclure,
Iatimer * Cleary,
Clarke x Given.
Warren ChOate y Co,
C.. &. Bryan,
Jos. * j. T.. Libbey,
Wheatley Brothers,
John X. Major,
GOtthelf * BehreDd,
John Bowling,
J.T.&H.B.Castlem3n,
II. C.. Lewis,
j. &. Gibson,
John II. Magruder.
Henry Eagan,
W. H. II. Cissel,
G.. II. Watson,
, j. X. CaSSin,
Began & Wylie,
Wm.H. Spignul& Co,
Eckhardt, Mehler &
NeerhOti,
HERMAN GaSCn,
Roman 4 Cox,
Daniel KOlb,
Jas. s. TOpham & Co,
Geo. G.. Henning,
Il. l.. Thomson,
Webb & BeVeridge,
J. e.. Hall,
r. t. MerTick,
Riley a. Shinn,
David Jackson.
Frey Bros,
NJ. X. Goddard.
James Goddard,
r. Il. Berry,
F. Mohun & Sons.
F. W. Miller a Co,
Judd 4 DetweileT,
Mayfield & Heiston,
/. & /. f.. Libbey,
Wheatley Bros,
f. Pickner & Co..
Il. l.. Owens,
+. l.. Moore,
r. Hunuer,
s. T. Brown,
II. Miller.
NJ. j. Adler,
VIM. King,
Chas. NJ. Matthews,
Thos. Bowling,
A. Newman,
L. II. Wilson.
W. A. Hutchins.
II. T. Berry,
III. NJ. Sweeny,
r.. f. Frey,
NJ. Platter,
p. g. Weem,
b. Solomon,
Francis Wheatley.