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CIT Y IT e NJ s.

HAVE very fine assortment Of Suits and
Worsted Coats and Vests for Boys and Young
Men, and at prices sufficiently low for ele-
CANT goods. Inspection invited.
GEO. {. HENNING, 40 1th street
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THE CONSTANT USE of the Elastic Truss
Will cure rupture. rs Pennsylvania ave
nue..
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, dc.
~ The well known and for many years the oldest
established Specialist in Washington, has removed
u NO dO SARATOGA, NEAR CALVERT STREET.
, BALTIMORE.
Specially, Female Complaints ConsnItatio,
strictly confidential. mayi9 2xs
hR. BROTHERS,, INVIGURATING CORDIAL
- Tor imp0tency, Lose OF Power arising from ex-
cssses ID married life, Early Indisoretion Self.
abuse. once, soc streets.w. nayIo2w'
hR: AND MRS. wILSON-A Thoroughly ex ne
y rieneed and scientific ladies' Physician ana
MldWife. Attend ladies at their homes, or pleasant
rooms ana the best attentiO at the Doctor private
resNence. Consultation free Office 10 Park 81
near Saratoga St, Baltimore, Md. mays -ow
TnR; Icons SPECIFIC cures in three days.
y Price, 81 8 for SIS.
z, address Or, LEON. Dapot sc Saratoga street,
Daiunlore, M. anay l5-6l'
DR A. L: B0SW0RTH, at the Washington Elec-
-, troRathc Institution els street northwest,
cures all nervous and chronic diseases of whatever
MALES, and diseases Of Children a speciality Gal
yanic and Electro chemical BATHS, the most ipyie-
Grating and health giving baths known TO modern
science. Consultation and examination free apo-6m
sc aTIsFACTION," 81 PER BOTTLE Com.
sultations free at DR.. DABBY'S, lis AZ street
Colonization BuidDgb ana I'M"
hR. BUCkLEk JONES has returned TO BaI.i
4 more. Old office, 80 N. Calvert street.
fdeDtal senIs ON
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IHE SOUTH WASHINGTON RAILROAD
tflENAN'E--The Citizens Protective As
socIatlOn met last night at Potomac hall
Er. John l. kidwell in the chair. and T.. D.
wright secretary. To take action in reference
10 the nuisance ON Maryland and Virginia
avenues Mr. Bird. rom the executive com
mlttee, reported that they had collected a
considerable amount OF money 10 institute
and carry on suits for the property holders
whose property has been damaged by the
company running this road. Mr.. Bamberger
Sshed 10 10 excused from work on the execu-
i've committee, because his position could
he better filled by younger man. The asso-
clatiOn declined 10 excuse the gentleman.
aud added Mr. Geo. W. GOOdall as a mem
Ger lr. Morgan suggested that "a confer
ence ne held with Ex-Governor Bowie, of
MARY land. president OF the road. who was
hIOwn To oe an honorable and consistent
gentleman 60 TO the company and ask for
"A bearing II they wOuld not hear then en-
ger suits aud knock AT the doors OF Congress
sSEing for justice, and continue knocking
tntII ~ was granted a committee consist
he OF ilr Morgan. MeSsrS. Geo. w. Goodall
~ q J. l.. hidwell, was appointed 20 visit
ana consult with Ex-Governor Bowie and
49, y some compromise cannot be effected.
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NOTICE TO NEWsBOYS.-A limited num-
Der OF the first issue of the Ereat1l0 Te'e1ynn
Will be distributed gratuitOuSly TO all news
boys. Application must be made on Friday
May q, at the publication Office, 3ls Sth
street northwest
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PATENTS TO RESIDENTS OF THE DIS
TRICT.-Patents have Just been issued To the
IolIowing residents OF the District: Leonard
=. Chapman. Improvement in hydranfs or
nre,plugs. John w. BOteler. inn prOvement
in luncheon plates. Robert II. Kepner. i'm
provement in live-bait receptacles August
Petersohn. improvement in postal cards.
Henry I. MunSDn, trade marx sOaD
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FINANCIAL AND coMMxRCxAL.


n 70 DIV IL A. Golden Il Bro, ish agents.
i,'as. !" - sold ST per hundred; 1o.9oo her
nfs y~tsi At si3 per thousand; 2}o shcepshea
81 80 per hundred.
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Quotations furnished by Mtfd.ttoa 4 Co., bdaxeT,
The following were the prices bid and asked at the
meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange to-day ::
I. y. gold ZIG bid, ll63s asked Bank Stock
NstioIs, Bank of Republic. 40 hid: National
Metropolitan Bank, 10 bi Farm ers' and
Mechanics National Bank of ieorgeto w. i0iIs bid
City Passenger Railroads-Me,ropolitan Stock, 81
bid "a Tsked; Columbia stock, Is bin, q asked.
Sundry List--Na'iobal Theatre bonds, j. & j., ..
s.'7s,, bid, - asked Masonic Temple bonds, F. &
A., p. c., gold, "a bid; Arlington Fire Insurance
Company stock. l0i bid; National Metropolitan Fire
lrsur ance Go. Stock, lOl bid; N. Y, Alex, Wash
and Geo =. Co stock, 100 bid District Securities
ID strict of Columbia hwn. Co 8 ,nds rs 81
1873. 10 II, 90 bid; Chicago Relief bonds - J q
81 bid Permanent Imp; 6'sg:.J: & J, ls9i, eS5s
Stock b nds -, j; J.; lss2, 81 bid Funded Loan,
Congress, Is + A. large. l524. TAI bid, IL
asked; do do. small, q bid; ~ asked Wash;
1ngtop -"F1ve Year Ger s, 10, NJ & N, ISIS, asa
bid, 100 afhed; Ten Year Bonds" 6's, J. 4 j.,
lo7S, pn bid; Funded Loan Bonds, GLeg Is G.
NJ. N, 1902, 90 bid; Certificate of Stock, tlSsSj
IS, A. O., at pleasure, % bid. General
st OK SIS, J. A o., ISL, a. bid; do 6's, J. A. J
O., at pleasure . bid; Bounty stock IS, j. A. j
D., at pleasure. ~ bid Market Stock; g., J l. D.
90, at pleasure, u bid. Board Of Public Works
Certificates Gen Imp, SIS. J. 4 J.. 1874, 80 bid sl
s;sed do ls53, goa bid 9I, asked; do 1876 ao3l
h3s, 9ch bid sl,. asked do; Series, V,: bid: ei.S
asked: Certificates Sewer, SIS, j. J.. 1874. n, 75
bid; Water Certificates. So, ls77. 81 bid, IS asked
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THE BOARD or FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
tASt night. Vice President Collins in the
chair, and agreed to send the following COM
slnnieStiOn 20 the District Commissioner
. We have the honor. in view of the fact that
You are about To construct new fire-alarrn
Telegraph. 10 again ask that you have a story
lot on No. engfHe-hOuse. that il NAV be
place the permanent headquarters of the
department When the Improvement is com
Ileted there will he sufficient room in said
,tory for the Board of Commissioners and
thief Engineer, and ample room for the tele-
graph apparatus besides, thereby securing to
TIE city a permanent headquarters for the
we department free of rent. our present
nIe alarm Office has been removed fourtimes
owing 10 occupying rented quarters"
tD motion Of Mr.. Morgan. Mr. Reed was
erected 10 prepare a series of regulations in
relation 10 the sale of petroleum in this city,
lcosiDs 10 the safely of property. The case
o. John NJ. Moore, engineer, for absence
without leave, was brought up and discussed
SffeT which he was sentenced TO thirty days'
suspension without pay. Applications for
POSITIONS IN the department were received
rom William King and NJ W. COomes Mr.
feed informed the board that the board of
IRE under%riterS mad made an annual appro-
tTlailOn of Sl0O for the benefit OF firemen dis
:bled III service.
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District Government, Satrx.

tT'eTs nave been issued 10 George NeitZey
contractor on Bridge street, Georgetown. 10
lave tine street in the best possible condition
by decoration day Goth inst.)
A committee representing the Employing
PtanshFTS' A Association OF this CITY held an
interview with the District Commissioners
yesterday 10 urge that some change be made
- the rules requiring deposits before per
Blt> are granted TO open excavations. &c.
THE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
Ine District Commissioners are today
~'nsideTin gtlie bids for the construction ofthe
bew flre alarm telegraph, but as TAR as known
Rave not yet determined 10 whom To award
be contract. There are four bidders
hctuliOUgn. ar Cincinnati: Chester & Co.
and GDrnSey. OF New York. and Gamewell
q 90, of Boston. The figures have not been
made public.
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PRoPERTY-OwEERS who have not made
application for damages 20 property by
reason OF public improvements can now Gle
street
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Retail, Prices. center Marke,

MEAT beef, porter house, 2lacs per ID; sir,csn,
70 round, IS roasting pieces a,a25: corned, saIas
dried, %; sliced, IS; ohipped, -; Pork, les-D:
serned ssiz9s; Mutton. Eaac; Lamb, lssse, zeal,
Isa25; Dried Beef, aa25; Hams, whole Il, cut Is
sliced. e; NiddIings; Is: cat, le; Tonsses, 5aasj
each; Lard, lsc. per 10.
FrsHs-Rock, XaSO per bunch: Perch, assso Der
bunch; Catfish, Is Per bunch Halisut, 70 per 10.
PERCH, yellow, 70 per punch: shad ssJaSDc per pair
Herring, % cts. PER bunch; Sheepshesd, T5aI 90;
Salmon, California; soAsc per ID Cod, l?Ss AIS pc
h: Lobster. Is; CLANS. loo Der No.
VEsETAsL Es.-Potstoes, Irish, 10 per pk; sveet,
~ pr PIX; Bermuda Onions, 81 per PIX: spring do,
per BUNCH Cshbaee sprouts, 81 per PIX: Lsttucs 3ii
per head; Reddish, per bunsh, Kale, % per peck;
Asparagus, sas per bunch; PeSs, 20 per peck. To-
ma.o- =, 70 per box. 81 per peck.
FRuITs.-Orange>, 2oas5 per dozen; Lemons 2ns1i
Per dozen; Appes cooking SasO per pk eating 5OafI
per PIX; Pine apples, 2sa4J EACH Cocoannts, saE
each; Strawberries, g per quart.
peeled, 30; unpeeicd, Is, BIsckbGrries, 10, Cher
ries. aDs25 per 10.
BvrIER.-Philadelphia print, IS per ~. New
York Creamery 40; cloice roll, 70; fair do, 25a15
Eggs, lSa2o per dozen; Cheese. 2Da25 per ID.
POCLTRy.-Chickens, live. 25al 50 per pair: do.
Ducks, 1saS 81 Der pair.
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ssHALK's NEWARK BEER at Fritz
sehaibie's, northeast corner IN and +, I
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~ BETWEEN
PElLADElPHIA, LENANDRIs, Va VASE
lSSTob AND GEORGETOWN, ID. y.
sAILINe PAWS.
Prom P,et ., North Wbsryss, Peilssoiyh,a,
SATb SpAf, ST Ia u. q
Prom 50 W srer sIr.eg, Georgcfowp .kSsGNa.Kl
ID. e, MONDAY st q.
This line connects at fhilsseiphis with Clydss
Regular semi weekly Line q Steamers for PrcNt
oepce, Boston and Se~ Iglani States. No shsf
.so IN Boston by this line.
q. D HYDE. Agent "a .. ogO
NN. r. CLYDE 4 co. Philsiefphia
y. A. REID, Alexandria. vs.
ID. d q. MINK, lS Devorshira street, Boston.
~ FreiEhts DELI erred BY Kncx's Kxrress Or.
oers lefi ~ General Ofioe, sO3 Pennsylvsuis ave
nue., or 81 the s;ssD'srs' WHAT win Be prong, y
attended 90. .ar1 ~
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THOMAS BOWLING, huenonser.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED COUNTRY
kktE SI NEAR GEoRdET0wS ar tUc-
O. on THURSDAY, June Sd, at ) O'clock, /
eooptry place situated on the Ridge Road abou ons
ahu nall miles above Georgetown, siJ1iuing the
Of r }Ssn and ard
Tn. place contain about N1. of 6Ds land i'm
House Barn, Corn honse. slsnshtsr hSnsc, = me
vel Of water al the door and all necessary ont
Also, The small House and grounds adjoining the
Terms: One, third cash; balance at 6, Il ani Il
mont h, with interest Convey aBcinC a: Of Rur
chaser lmyis-eoI TH0s d WLISG. suct,
~ Dlsnf BtHS Sett!ed at a Grsas DiscoaHt Parties
paying their special taxe. will find il 20 their avan
Son Real Estate Brokers, at the coe II Fred "
1 n Corner 81 C1nsres. and BrdGs streets.
ing, and from TO in the afternoon. msyT Ct
ID By Jos. PAssENo,
myls saos ss s g S' ss i'r Street A
WM. HnMILLER a co.
AL KINpSg o iei IET aB1 nr"i TDs
ANB sH5E fiN St StGiSSNS' oiLS
q Pasterers' Hair on hand, which We viii sen at
myls-st. No. - Hon ST.. Geo-eatown.
w F. SEYMOUR,
1872 BRIDGE STREET. GEORGETOWN, pC.,
Has DOW resty all the Spring Styles OF
Elne Six Hate ~ 80 10 So so VI
MEMS and Boys hne Straw asta.
ZINE Soft and Stiff Fell Hats fcr Men and Boys
Every class OF goods produced in New York 20 Sc
lectrom Expenses Ieir, therefore bargains will be
given. nava In,
BARGAINS. BARGAINS. BARGuSS
- Spring and Summer DRhSS GOODS in al
the new and popular styles.
victoria Lawns, part Linen, PiQues, Organizes,
&c. Parasos az Sun Umbrellas, from 50 ceats 20
SIS. Cloths, Cassrleres, and LINEN Drillipes Best
yard vide Pacific Percales, choice styles l2s cents
Coftons and Calicoes a. lowest prices. One case
COED bieschtd Shirting at 20 cents, worth I2S5
AT OUR NEW STORE,
103 BRIDGE STREET
srN 3w BENJAMIN MILLER
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOOpS.
JOHN II. sMOOT son.
NO. llS bTtdse street G,orgs.0tru, d. q.
have received from New York and Offering TO ems
toners great bargains in BLACK SILKS Pousees
pt bage- ard Pol0naise Paids
OCRSING GOODS of all the best makes Mo.
hairs, Alpacas, Grenadines, Jaconets, Sainsooks
victoria Law ms, real Swiss aud French Muslins
Ladies and Gents Underwear.
Ihtmson s and Victoria X id and other GLOVES
Baihrigan and English HOSE and HALF HOSE
ROUSEFl FINISHING GOODS Of all kinds
Bieac he'd Musiins. all makes, at the laceN prIesS
gents and Boys Cassimeres, Twoeds, Drills. &c
0lLCLOTHS and MATrINGS.
haVirg purchased largely at the recent decline for
onsh, We are offering special inducem ents 20 caSh
okytIs ~ Goods sent 10 any part OF " Wellington
apzZ-im JOHN ii. SM00T son.
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MAIL STEAMSHIPS -
ONLY LINE CARRYING THEHF&XA
AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing every THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA for
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL,
CABIN, INTERMEDLATE sad STEERAGB
ACCoMMobATI0ES UNSURPASSED
Rates as low as by another first class Line
PETER WEIGHT SONS, General Agent,
Philadelphia.
ehEkMAN q GO Bankersl, Agents,
sosS-D 1429 street. W Washington
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BUILDING PFRNITS-I.. y. Schneider a
IhTce-Stury brick foundry and shop, - by sD
net on northwest corner OF 18th street and
tiiO avenue I'll 40 John II. Evans a brick
owelling south side II. b--tween South Can't
toi and streets Dennis F02arty a two
Story brick dwelling east side 9th. between II
ana : streets northwest. - .4O0 j. T. Relay
a iNO-stOTy frame dwelling north side v be-
tween lst and II streets northwest: $40
samuel NormeDt, two wO- story brick dwell
hnss- ~ ~ ?, feet, south side q street south
west. between =, and 9Th streets. - go. L.
H. Middleton. a twO-StOTy frame dwelling
east side Jth street northeast. between |. and
VI streets, - go. Reginald Fendall a three
story and basement dwelling. - by - feet
with furnace and bay window. west side of
Nermont avenue, between l. and NJ streets
northwest. Si2.FA. T L. Hume. a two-siory
brick warehouse, X by 20 feet. north side
oi q, bet 9Th and eth SITS northwest; - 800
'>aTan Evans, raise and improve a brick
d"rlling ON north side of II street southeast
between u ard 81 streets; - OBJ
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AS THE SEASON ADVANCES those who
travel mucn sSould provide themselves with
strong and durable trunks. valises, travelling
bags. satchels, and shawl straps. We know
OF no place where they can be better suited
inan At the practical mandatory of James
- Topham Co, 425 eth street, adjoining
odd Fellows hall. They are also prepared
70 repair AMI cover Old trunks.
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THE COURTS.
n wv - ~
EOlrRT Nv GENERAr FHrl

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Today Mr.. Edward Stephens was on the
report of the examining committea. admitted
10 the bar. The case of Burnstine agt Ormes
was argued.
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The Knights ~ v,...

After the Knights ey,b,a. rr,o,ss,,,,
~ co,t.,; s;ot5ser >rtay. Excelsior Lodge
Union HALL WI - su6stsniial repas, was
sret ba&icg -r.stZen Of. Mr. j. T Coliwell
the yisito H-~,e neat speech welcoming
nurT 500 tion Hall the tables Sc. BY a
<c,t OF lodges we're surrounded by num-
u 81 VIZ ,tors, v,o did fall Justice 10 the
tJioies. Quite . number OF visitors were
aHo lhnchec At Knights Hall, corner OF nth
abp - streets. Numbers of the lodge rooms
w.re also drown open TO visitors.
The grf.pd complimentary ball and levee,
~ hoDo2 o. the Supreme Lodge. took place
faSt eht al the National Hotel. The ball
room VA suitably decorated, and there vas
q lagte attendance Of Knights ith their lady
frieCts The entertainment was opened with
n gard Pythian parade, after which dancing
bs.sasI to the music Of Weoer's band, which
was continued until a late, or rather early,
hoc[. This afternoon Reliance Lodge gives
an excursion TO Gfymont, in honor of the
visitors.
The procession Yesterday was headed bv
tsepetfi's band in their new uni iorms, and
! not by the Fort Whipple band az erroneous
ly published
The Supreme Lodge reassernbfed this
/ morning and was in session until one
O'Clock, the most Of the session being spent
| IN the consideration OF the secret work OF the
order.
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THE MISSfSG FI>HERNAN-U-dS he Mn
d,Tet t1 H. rofslttssG " eSterdRy morning
about one O'Ci vck. a number OF men who had
been employed at the fishing shores were on
u.eir way hOTpp IN a boat called the May
HDweT. when they stopped at Alexandra,
and nearly the whole party got drunk II Il
alleged that whi W in that city Benz. Wrigh.
and James Roy lad a dispute, and the for
IleT threatened o. - latter. A IN got back into
tbt boat and start Ell for this city. where the
Loaf arrived early yesterday morning. On
Us arrival here Roy could nowhere b. found
and his clothes aud BOOTS We're found on the
nostt These statemt Cts coming to the ears
OF Lieut.. NOOnan. he'll Instituted inquiries
among those who cam e up on the boat. and
VINO reside in the nor, bern part of the city.
sbd on information rece. 'Tel arrested Wright
on suspicion OF murder. This morning. in
the Police Court, Wright Fas committed &c
JAZZ iof further hearing.
~---
IHE EASTERN PREsBYI TRIAN CHURCH
'keANlIkD--The commit e. app pinttzi al
= recent meeting of the " ashington City
FtsoytefS last night organized the East
sTn ffesby terrain Church In the chapel on
sfh street. between r and G. streets north
cast. Thirty three persons n. ljted in the
oTsanilatlOu- twenfy-six FROM the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. four from otheT
churches. and three on profeSsiolNs OF faith
MeSsrs- Cate and Chapel We're seleete n
ordained and installed, a board OF i've trus-
tees was elected. consisting OF Messrs
PlCmlyI Belts. Myers, NcCleary aud Dr.
fsxter Appropriate remarks Were made
by Rev. John Chester and Joseph T. KeSly.
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The s~ift and fsvorite Iron Steamer A.
Pllor BOY, W. X. b. les, Captain
having been thoroughly CNer1suled aud renII-d,
VIII her p fer Potomac river landings ca
TtlSnAt March I'd, and every TUESDAY, and
SATURDAY thereafter leaving fitzhIEh's wharf,
foot 81 eth street, 1t O'Clock n. Re;rrnlns NJ
arrive m Washiagton every " eSDe~csy and So odsy
evening.
Freight rel eived daily
febZ Mr. FrTZHrCp Ir.n
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STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE 10 IHE FUBLlC.
WARRINGTON. NORFOLK, EKW YORK,
BOSTON AND PRO VfDENCE
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSTLY
Eashingtcn aud Norfolk. leaving
No-f.lk Ihurssy, .AFrt lst, ~ p 10, LesVins
.. IL, touching At the principal River Lsndinrs
sonnectins ~ Norfolk with steamship ~ the n q
~ Ike fer Boston and Prov iaence, with the Old
dominion Stesmship Company Tor New York
Due notice viii be given hen the Lady Of the
Lake " IA Commence her regular trip~
Fer freight Apply TO
M. rITzHCGH, 9Th street Wharf
q. y. HYDE, Georgetown
"A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
A c. PLANT General Agent.
mas " Rom No. a pisnr Buiittps
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE Y. NJ. C. A
special meeting OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association was held last night i'm the
chapel OF the association, and Prof. Gallau-
Diet, the president, addressed the meeting,
proposing certain alterations in the plans for
raising funds for the maintenance of the as
ISOLATION and the support OF the work. He
also proposed certain new departures to be
taken by the association In the work, placing
special emphasis on the necessity Of sup
pressing the publication OF literature of a
low order. II was also proposed that the as
SOclation cooperate more theoretically with
the various temperance organizations. The
main feature of his plan for raising funds
consists in combining efforts to the member
ship of the association, and the avoidance of
the direct appeals that were heretofore made
10 the pubic In meetings of the association.
One mode OF carrying out this was suggested
by tie president, viz that two hundred mem
oers OF the association should pledge them
selves 10 become sustaining members and
secure seven other names for the same
purpose This, al 50 each, would bring the
association the needed IS 600 per annum.
Remarks on the same subject were made by
Capt Archer, Rev. q. A. Hall and Rev. Mr.
Pratt, OF Mas. The meeting closed with
prayer by A. :. Pratt.
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ALL KINDS OF L GATHER, HIDES, OILS
~ AND SHOE FINDINGS.
hnd FITTING done 20 order. also. a large auautity
of Plasterers' Hair on hand, which We will stl at
a low price.
myl5-6t- No. - Hon sr. Georgetown, DO.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01
4'4Sillon83 Furniture.
J. -. .-5 x .
80 =1J &il I14t
.bMlH'tt39, n....

- %" ot "i. .li--tc, -. Gao SAP
-..s- rr-iltuE rnl ..-yc ats. er-tiL4c
.ass.sS ~ '.!auta' e an ga laaaaI lt
ar rye AZ long csttal.:.r .teroy:9s.
FurutuT, ~ every ..rtt,y lni .-',.. CON-
'gruitu-o 4p;;lrto f"- HAs!Nr. Nr.JlriaS-r,9'r
and -Halabc- pHe,
'cr 80 jrtinel. %. t4ruttUr1 : l..rsoer 4ld
I.o-o triet tuan 'l. BE tDund i, Delaware
iL1 ri L-.l-les soI d. tnr establishment are
Surran.er ., rerrcscG e.
Eeu!tIa. Sllni. ~ ne mus, ta-lHanaoie
testsns ,,ads ri3r AMI Kept constantly
o. lAnd. " $50 i.,autActure 81 constant-
~ soep e large l-o"t r,..nt ~ Sp-tns
Nos- eai ',f.sB HatrresseF
J. & j. n. HARMAN.
" y 40 King street Wilminptnn
The daily gazette., 1875-11-01
An INCIDENT.

Prom the Oakland, Cal. Transcript.
Some weeks ago there arrived from
Washington Territorya bachelor. con-
siderably endowed with this worlds
goods, in the lapse of time and after Il
due survey of his trunk he became
aware the number of his white shirts
were growing small and beautifully
less. He sought the advice of friend
who informed him certain miss in
this city was an adept at shirt making.
He accordingly took his order for six
10 be made, which in time were duly
| finished. He took them to his room,
Just the fit, never bought anything
| like them. Tie went TO the lady with
this simple proposition "Ill give you
eighteen dollars or share in my
wealth, a woman who can make such
| GOOD shirts as there shouldn't he sim
Gle" L did not take her long to de-
lcide which "horn OF the dilemma she
would take, As she was posted on his
business very thoroughly. The SUBJ
stance of it is she refused the SIS and
now is on her way to Europe with her
liege lord.
Moral: If any position like this is
submitted to any more single seam.
lstreSses let them follow her example
though we think this advice needless