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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01

Ami jedna ami druha Mich nepomysle
la ma odchod Willy. Zatim minul den,
Collar SO nevracel. Nadarmo tekala
Johanka ia milovany list, jenz stal Sc po
krmem dust jeji.
List nepfichazel. Den ma to Ease me-
ptisel Collar. Porucik sira Williama mel
neiplatnejsi pticinu, proc nepfichazel:
byl mrtev.
Ctenat pamatuie Sc ma tragicky konec
ColarIv krcme vdovy Fripartoye.
Collar zahynul nepoyedev Rccambolovi
ami slova, iak by sc mel zachovati k Jo.
hance a Cerisce.
Uplynuli dnov6 til, Gtyti, ale Johanky
nedochazely vice dopisy taiemneho dopi-
sovatele, pofadek vsak We vile Sc nicem
nezmenil
Sluzebnictvo dale il slouzilo. vrata par
ku zistavala stale zamGena; Marietta ho
vofila panu hrabeti kazdeho dne, kdyz
cesala pani svou anebo il oblekala.
Ale Johanka nespatfila vice Colara a
nedostavala vice dopisyl Tazala Sc slu-
zebnictva, co Sc stalo poslem; sluzebni-
ci bud nevedeli anebo necht6li niGeho ffci
a odpovidali vzdy stejn6:
,Spravec pana hrabete Jest snad ma ce-
stach.'
Tu brala 81 Johanka rozlicne telnne do
mnenky do hlavy; zpomn6la 81, ze stale
prvnim psani nalezen6m ma svicniku,
jake by tomu, nemz SO domnivala, ze
Jest Armand Kergazu, hrozilo velike ne
bezpecenstvi. =.
Johanku poiimala phi te myslence "a
vrat, pravila sebe, ze jest snad milova-
ny jeii Armand mrtev....
Potom nastoupila nadtje po t6to krut6
nelistote d6sne uzkosti; Tesla SO myslen
kou, re proto nepise vice, ponevad& Sc
vrati sam.
Kdyz ale ttvrt6ho dne procitla Johan
ka dala Cerisce dobre jitro, kteraz spa
la V komnat6 sousedni, iejiz dvefe byly
po celou noe otevfeny, spatfila ma svicni !.
ku balik psani.
Jedinym skokem byla loze vykfik'
la radosti. Byla tu ctyry psani, totiz to
lik, kolik minulo cd posledniho dopisu
dni. -.
Poznala pismo rozlomila pecet prud
kym poboufenim. Armand tedy neby
mrtev!
Oznamoval j brzky navrat; pride CT
nevidet ona ho opet spatfil TAX alespoi
stale dopise Gtvrt6m.
,Cerisko, Ceriskop volala Johanka pl-
ma radosti, on z;je, on Sc vradn
A Ceriska. kteraz ode ctyr iiz dniv st
rala slzy Johanciny, pfikvapila mad mir
potesena a objala il vfele.
cht6la Johanka v6d6ti, kdo by byl t.
to dopisy ptinesl polozil je. kdy& ON
spala, ma svicnik Zazvonila.
Marietta pfibehla.
,Tedy Collar pfiseln tazala Sc.
,Nepfisel, slecno.'
,Kdo tedyT di Johanka pfekvapena. u
kazuiic ma listy.
,Slecno,' odpovedea komorna, TO by
Rocambolo.'
,Kdo jest ten Rocambolo" tazala Sc JC
hanka, kteraz nikdy tohoto imena nesly
sela.
,Maly obchodnik rybami.'
,Mluvil Colarem tedy?
,Nevim' - Marietta v prayd6 nev6
della.
Wee Sc glastne mela TAX, ze Sc ode tt
dnIv Rocambolo pfemenil pred ocima |
du We vile, tuto pfemenu musime PRIV
vylozit, nezli budeme vypravovat dal,
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01

Ma prodei nebo n.a vymenn
zap0ze koyY ma etek
ClevelandI.
Pozemky y .isou yytecne, biz zelezn-
ce dobreho trhu lei POckahOnras a
Bnena Vista Counts, kde jest hodnt Ce-
chi osedlych. Cena nizkA, terminy p6-
znive. Blizsi zprava
PRICE BROTHERS, 145 Superior Str.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01
Hugo Hensch
NyZivma nOuka d6tSka
tez pro
neduzlV6 q ZOtavujic1 Sc
rovntz 6cinkuie vyborne proti
neduhum letnim.

Ctete mas e d ujfcf
odporueeni vynikajicich lekaf1
tohoto a iinych NEST:
Ny nizepodepsani, zkusivse Hugo
Hensch-e moucku yybornfm 1spe-
chem nasi praksi, dobrym svedomlm
ii odporuCiti mizeme obecenstvu.
H,ot a. L Wahar NJ ID Cleveland q
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-01
Natfete domy sv6
Iucebnfmi baryanli
MILLER BROS

ktere isou vyrobeny cist6ho biIeho do
va, zinku lneneho oleie, pflpraven6 ma
bilou, cernou a sto iiny:h rozmanitych
barev. Tato barya ma krasny lesk a
vsaie sc hluboko do dfeva, take tfikrate
tax dlouho vydrM jako kterakoliv iina
barva ma svet6, aekoliv stoii celou tfeti-
nu meme, nez iine barvy, ktere Sc ma tr-
zisti nachazi; Pfihlaste Sc MlLLERA
A BRATRU, jichz barva zdobi neiment
sto tisic staveni; vsecky ostatni ison pom.
he napodobeniny.
Poslete 81 pro yzorky barey yysyed.
eeni, iez yam bezplatne budou poslany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30
THE COURTS.


CIRCUIT CoURT-J,sdge Humphreys.
Yesterday, Stewart agt. Cohili; verdict for
plaintiff. Boucher agt. Haycock; verdict
for plaintiff. Tenney & Co. agt. Bin bridge;
do.
CRIMINAL CoURT-J,I1tqe Mac Arthur.
Yesterday, George Gerhold, two cases,
selling liquor without license and selling
liquor on Sunday; judgment below affirmed.
Mary Gately, unlicensed bar; do. George
Juenemsnn, do verdict not guilty. Philip
Ludwig, do; guilty. Hugh Quigley. Rich'd
bsxd DsHis Tne Hyes Julia s@tS
Edwin o. Cook, VIM. McGrath, Jas. Ragan,
Mark Aztec, Daniel Jackson, Catherine
Bailey, Wash. Holmes and Lewis LAWSON;
licensed bar, was found guilty. Henry
Swartzenberg, unlicensed bar, was found
guilty.
POLICE COURT, JUDGE Shell.
To-day, Sarah E. Johnson, q street walker,
was sent down for vagrancy. John Deeton,
an idle and suspicious fellow, was sent 10
Davis s loud ana boistero1s; Is BsIs pIxon
Is for profanity. James Campbell, drunk
and disorderly; IS. James Patterson, loui;
s.; Golo9e Rrsns snnso ooiSrsd boy, same
Dixon, carrying razor; $50 or 60days. Wn1.
Martin, a small colored boy, plead guilty to
50. Stephen A. Nicholas, assault on his wife
Bridget, who had the marks OF his kuuckIes
over her eyes. This was most aggravated
posed. Richard Butler. larceny OF q silver
watch and gold chain from Mr.. Pumphrey;
reform school. Frank Mason, assault on
ell, assault and battery on Officer VIM. Du.
| bOis, station keeper Of the 5th precinct; $50
or co days in jail. Samuel Matthews, as
ssult and battery on Amanda Stewart, by
kicking her In The mouth, cutting her lips
badly; $40 and costs. Eugene Van Riswick,
threats TO Martha e. Travers; 500 bonds to
cinda s STR Rs assault and batteiy On Rho.
deita Page; 50 and costs.
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The Potomac Water supply.

WILFUL WASTE MAKES wOFUL WANT.
Col. Lubey, water registrar, states that
the agitation Of the subject Of water was e
last season was sufficient notice to ali water
takers as 20 their duty under the law, and
Knowing as they must thai IL is wrong to
persist in violating the regulations OF the
water department, they cannot complain II
put u convenience; that there Is az abun-
daEce OF water Tor all and a Minority OF the
citizens must not be made TO suffer lor.lack
OF proper supply on account OF the careless
ness or neglect of the majority. No notice
Will therefore be given this year TO those
WnO Violate The rules, but The water Will 10
all cases De summarily cut oil. Yesterday
he addressed a communication to Engineer
Hoxie, requesting that the authorities haV-
Ing In charge the public parks and reserva-
tons where fOur tains and other water fix
lures are used, be requested to direct that
between the hours Of a IN. and p. IN. the
use OF water be prohibited; that such action
IS necessary on &C cunt OF the scarcity OF
water on The high grounds of the city. He
also asked that an order be issued 10 the pro-
per officers of the fire department, prohibit
1ng the use OF wafer unless in case of Iire)
through hand-hOSe, or from fire plugs, or
street washers, IN and around the various
hours stated.
He also addressed a letter TO Edward c. ark,
ESQ, architect of the Capitol extension, call
Ing bis attention to the low state OF the water
on The hlsh grounds owing TO want OF
pressure on the pipes, caused by . too free
uke OF IRE plugs, hose and other Octlets, and
ASKING that ne Issue an order prohibiting
their use in any buildings and grounds undo.
his charge, between the hours stated.
A subsequent communication to 1t. HOyip
calls lis attention 10 the extravagant use OF
water u the various public school buildings
SLu ponce stations, AID expressing the belief
mat some OF those who nave direct charge Of
the buildings named are too negligent or
INCIDENT 70 perform the simple act OF turning
on and on al The proper time the valve tEaI
regulates the wafer supply. A redue>- a
made that The attention OF the District Com
missioBers be called TO this, and thar
PROM ~ remedy &c applied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30
Removal

FUsE-cULSS OcOnTlhg and Dyeln1.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, COG q street
northwest, three doors west of 9Th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
or American or European invention, hekis
enabled to do any work In a manner not to
'cilities.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rednishsd nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
=, Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps viii be lighted tonight
at Ills o'clock.
Judge Humphreys, in the Circuit Court
10 cay, discharged the jGry foF the term.
Tie BODY OF white baby was found In the
river O-day, neaTt ne Long bridge.
Several houses I'm Alexandra were struck
by lightning night before last. but no one
was killed.
We are again indebted to Mr.: J. C. Parker
for early copies OF to-dsy's New York and
Philadelphia papers.
Gen I. II. CTitTenden, OF this city, will de-
liver the Grafton before the Veterans Of the
Mexican War in Philadelphia on Tuesday
next, the fth OF July.
A nt'le child of Mrs. Gram in Alexandra
died Suddenly yesterday from the effects OF
sIce.
street VIA at 2. IL. tomorrow for For
tress NGGrCe, NOTfOl I. ard the capes OF ylr-
ginia: Ts1IVntng % Washington at six o'clock
Monday mblDjng.
Attention il called 70 advertisement of @
NJ TOwspD & Co, 'G36 Pennsylvania avenue.
Oi rs 5eetop, and tue move 50 On account OF
tn BaferIai reduction IN prices.
sfs- BelNa A Lockwood leaves this city
20 Lignt -yT PfilaCelp hia, on inv tsfion. 10
re present az The convention OF the WO ueD'S
American Suffrage Association in that city
on ne 81 OF July. She proposes also 20 take
part IN The proceedings OF Tue National WO-
N en's Suffrage Association, which cocyenes
on The attn prOximO.
In the case Of 2 G.. Campbell against 7. ].
BicksleT, constable, referred To in yester-
days STAB, the defendant, by his attorneys.
GessTs. Wheeler & WEBB, has fled a plea
supported BY an atHtavIt or defense, setting
our that the fuil amount due the plaintiff
was rendered 10 him on the 3Ist OF May last
by hr. BicksleT, but was refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

bhVVhHt VI e. sStpIs z, ISlN.
Deor Eir--From early youth wasIrl fee bic
health, troubled with humor In my bloc %
weakness and debility OF the system general.
~; was unable TO labor much, aud only at
some light business, and then only with great
caution.
Seven years ago, the past spring, had a
severe attack OF Diphtherla, which left my
limbs paralized aud useless, so was unable
TO walk or even sit up. Noticing the ad YER
tEement OF PerrUid9 Syrup, concluded to
give IL trial. and to my great Joy soon
found my hsaltasj improving. L continued
the use of tide Syrup until three bottles had
been used, and was restored to complete
health, and have remained so TO thisNay
attribute my present health entirely to
the use of Pe77UiGn Syrup, and hold it in hi gh
estimation. L cannot speak too highly in its
praise. have In several cases recommended
~ IN cases very similar TO nay own with the
same good results. Yours trJy,k
CHARLES f. PEARCY .
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,, the Halter, $40 It'll ST., bet. I & K

FINE DRESS SUITs-A large assortmen
to select from, at from SO to $50. /. HAN
BURGER & Son, under Metropolitan Hote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

HUNDRED styles of light-colored Pants
SOLD az cost, at SIS Pennsylvania avenue,
under Metropolitan Hotel. 293
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

PoRTNER's VIENNA BEER FoRfFAMILy
UsE-ln bottles, with patent shoppers, onl .
81 per dozen for pint aud 81 IS per dozen for
quart, (oottles TO be returned.) Send orders
to principal depot. G26 Virginia avenue. or
309 IN street, or II Bridge street, George
town. % 3
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PoRTNER's VIENNA REEF ,

MoHAIR, Alpaca and Serge Coats at price,
TO suit All: l. HAMBURGER Son, els Penn
s. iNdAIa avenue. 81. 29,3
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e. 1T = 1T E MS.
STRAW Hats for Eorr.h -, t,,~

STRAW HATS for Fourth of July
Genuine Mackinaw Hats, $50 to s2.50.
New Brown Straw Derbys, 81 to al so.
Brown and White Straw Sailors, al TO sl So
Soft and Stif Light Felts, black bands, So
Boys nice Brown aud White Dress Hats, so
and I5 cents.
2 "LEwIs, the Halter ;, 900 It'll ST.. bet Al K.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
or New York avenue and 18th street, pays 3
per cent. per annum on deposits for each rsI-
endat month. Banking hours, Q tO4 Sar
urdsys, 3 10 and To s. 2yt3lltI5l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30
READING NOTnES.

The Crown Toilet SOAP.
Clean Hands, Clean Face, Soft Skin, Good
Lather, by using The Crown Toilet Soap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30
CONS Bunions, Diseased Nails.

vascular Excrescences, &C, successfully
treated by DIR. White, 1416 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. Refers 10
the many eminent physicians, surgeons, aud
thousands OF other weIl-known personages
who patroniZe his establishment. Hours-8
a. m: to p. m. Fee. 81 per visit. Established
in Washington In 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

TIE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BAgK-Ia-
terest IS paid on all deposits made on or be-
fore the 81 Of each month. Board OF Direc-
tOrs:-Samuel Norment. Nicholas Acker,
James l.. Barbour, VIM. H. Clagett, Gaorge
X Thompson, John II. Goddard and b. III.
Warner. j. A. Run, cashier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

Not so, however, Gtnn's $780, G1up,
cheap and efficient substitute; " hs wers
the came purpose IS far as Ioc9 asses of
cerned. Depot, Cr1ttefton's, @.3 Sixth
Avenue.
Ha's instantaneous YIpir Dye produces nat
ural effects and Is safe. mWf6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

SUMNER Undershirts and Drawers for
boys, at the Boys Clothing House of b. Rob
insoD Il Co., 800 Pennsylvania venue, ne xt
10 WilIian.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES AT Rock
HILL.-The annual commencement at Rock
Hill College, ElIicott City, Md, OF which the
Christian Brothers are In charge, (Brother
Bettelin, presi1ent,) took place yesterday on
the beautiful and spacious lawn frOating the
college chapel, and was witnessed by an
unusually large cOncourse of visitors from
New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Bal
tsmore, and the adjoining counties of Mary
land and Virginia. Among the distinguished
persons present were Governor Carroll,
Judge VIM. NJ. MeTrick, Rev. G.. Chancellor
Stars and other clergy. The literary eXer-
cises Included christopher Columbus" an
Grafton, by Mr. Stephen j. McVary, Dis.
trict OF Columbia; Edgar Allen Poe"
GRAFTON by Mr.. VI. Emmett Cullen, of
Maryland; Centennial Thoughts" grafton,
by Mr.. Cornelius VI. Shanahan, Virginia;
Charles Carroll OF Carrollton," grafton, by
Mr.. Francis A. Foy. New Jersey; Joan
D'Arc," grafton by Mr.. Walter l.. Iardella,
Washington, ID. c., followed by the grand
centennial chorus, "datl Us Ye Free" The
young gentlemen all acquitted themselves
creditaDIy. and gave evidence OF thorough
training. The diplomas, prize and college
medals and premiums OF merit were next
presented TO the successful competitors by
his exceIlency Governor Carroll, assisted by
Rev. Fathers STAIRS and Dougherty. Judge
Merrick's annual Grafton 10 the graduates
was chaste and mastery production.
Governor Carroll also made an appropriate
address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

present at Tallmadge hall to witness the
commencement exercises of the Gonzaga
College. The programme was an interesting
one, and the following scholars took part In
tie exercises: John l.. PrOsise, VIM Z. Sef-
ton, Martin Hollnhan, Joseph j. X. Li,teli,
jeremiah j. Mccarthy, and Maurice ]. Ga
sett.
The MEDALS AND PREMIUMS
were awarded by Rev. Father jenkins, the
PRESIDENT Ofthe faculty. as follows:
ps GIetk, rro Gia1s1Medal, Timothy 3.
class Medal, Dennis NJ. Kerr; premium,
Francis r. Fenne,l.
Latln-Third class-MedsI, Timothy B.
EsrTett; premium, Martin ]. Hollohan.
Filth class-Medal, Dennis Il. Kerr; pre-
MUM, Ambrose F.. y. Bart. Sixth class
Medal, Michael j. Colbert; premium,
MUM, J. Edward Hall.
Geometry-Medal, Dennis VI. Kerr; pre-
MUM, Martin j. HollOhan.
AlgeoIa-Metal, Timothy B. Barrett; pre-
MUM, Charles Z. Vattier.
Fl gltsh-ThtId class-He1al. Dennis NJ.
Kerr; premium, Martin j. HOllOhan. Eng
ish Observation-Disclosures, Dennis ". Kerr.
Erglish-Fourth class-First division
Medal, Thomas J. Lane; premium, Ambrose
F. Y. Bart. English composItion-Prem
Mortimer a. Downing. Engllsh-FOurth
Glass-Second division--Medal, Jacob l..
Hutchln gsOn; premium, MIctael ]. Colbert.
Enelt>h compOs tiOn-PTemiu n, Michael .
Colbert. Englisb-Flfta class-MedaI, Eu-
gene l. FreLch; premium, Thomas A. Eud-
sOAs AipO-AsAOA4-L
gene l.. French.
History Third class--Premium, Martin J.
Holiohan. Fourth class, first dI vision-ThOs.
j Lane; second division, Michael j. Colbert.
Fifth claSs-Premium, Tnos. A. Hudson.
GCography-Third claSs-Premium, Mar
tin j. HOllOhap. Fourth class, first divi-
stoD-Premium, Andrew NJ. Balm; second di-
vision, Michael j. Colbert. Fifth class-Pre-
MUM, Eugene l.. French.
Book keeping-First class-Medal, Mat
thew j. Cunningham; premiums, Aloysi us
IL. Cornell and Timothy 3. Barrett. Second
class-Medal, John w. O'Connor; premium,
Jacob l.. HutchiDgson.
Arithmetic-First cIassLMedal, Thomas
j. Lare; premium, Charles T.. Waiter. Sec
ond class-Medal, Jacob L.. Hutchingson;
premium, Lemuel j. Eliot. Third class
Medal: Thomas A. Hudson; premium, James
@. Burr.
Christian doctrine - First class-Medal
Dennis III. ker; premium, Martha j. Hollo,
han. Second class-Medal, Thos. j. Lane;
premium, Michael T. O'Brien. Third class -
Medal, Michl J. Colbert; premium, John w.
OConnor. Fourth class-Medal, Thomas A.
Hudson; premium, John z. Healy.
Ortbography -Premium,T hos. A. Hudson.
Penmanship-Firstc lass-Premiunis, Mi
chael T. OBrien, Ambrose L. Shaffer. Sec
ond class-Premium, William r. Brosnan.
Third ciass-Premiums, Robert F. Costello,
Francis A. Herbert.
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ST. GEORGES HOTEL,
- DTNEX d

Is now open for visitors, The situation, n
so S,a Hmodstions and attractions are uRex Ev
ceIed by any place on the Potomac River. ks
Terms for Board, o. per day; 0ie per W eek Is
per month Children seated at the table half price;
Nurses half price. Address
. Il. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor,
Jelo IND PiDey Point, Nd.
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Coz zaga CeIiege-NIneteent Conn.,
nencement.

Wedn esday night there was fine audience
present ct Tallmadge hall TO witness the
commencement exercises OF the Gonzaga
College The programme was an interesting
one, and the following scholars took part In
tie exercises: John l.. Prosise, WIN z. Sef-
ton, Martin j Hollnhan, Joseph j. r Litteli,
jeremiah j. Mccarthy, and Maurice J. Ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-30

THE BOARD OF POLICE met yesterday,
and Philip G. Austin was appointed q pri-
vste on the force. Private +. w. Pfah was
made mounted officer, vice r. w. Taylor
resigned. The complaint OF characterization
against Private 8. ID. Lewis was dismissed.
Applications for approval OF liquor licenses
from the following persons were approved
George w. Williams, j. III. Vernon, William
Jackson, Thomas Altman, Geo Oppermann,
She field Kidwel, Patrick McStay, N. L.
0Connell, joan Gull, John Murphy, Scam
Ion & Geary, Frank Torrens, John II. Shep-
Pacn, Scofield Duffy, George Day. Chas
n. Smith, BeDzler & Angermann, Joseph
Cker, Bailey & Woodburn, Henry Gardner,
Michael Hayden, Hoy & Clark, John Tray,
ers, Henry Zeller, p. II. McGonaghy, Chris
tnpher Jacob Horner, p. Henry Miller
VIM. ID. Edelin, ]. Weber, Pilmner & Spot.
ford, and Grlffln 4 Griffith. Those OF III A.
Bodin, Dennis j. Collins and Moses A. Feb
reg were referred 70 Major Richards for in
vestigation. Those of Rosa Eisenbeiss IT
r. Pelser, David Riordan, Valentine Cruiser.
VIM. Vogelweyd and Henry Schwarzenb berg
were disapproved. The committee on ex-
animation OF candidates for appointment on
the force will hold n meeting for that pur-
pose on Thursday next, at II O'Clock m.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.

SPRING AND SUMMER.
PREMIUM STEAM DYEIN9 AND SECURING,
ALVIN. H. WEEAfEEYS
OLD AND fkLABLE ESTABLISHMENT
Ladies and Gentlsmen can have their Spring and
Summer Wearing Apparel Cleaned or Colored in
the very best manner; also, Winter Clothing, Oar
pets, Blankets, &c, &C, nicely Cleaned and taken
care Of until needed, Work sent for and delivered
without extra charge anywhere in the District-re-
ceived from ard returned &c place In the country
by mail or express. 0fice and Works, l9 Jefferson
street, Georgetown. ID. O.; Pest Once Box, T23.
ONCE hoursV =. n. to W D. N; Saturday, to
pm myt- tr
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COAL AND WOOD.

" PRICES down,
am prepared 20 offer 20 persons LAYING in their
winters supply, the following GOALS al reduced
price:
W niIe ASH urnsce at-..----..--..-.- = -
50 ot-.-----s-s' ~
10. bloNc $685.. o. {. .
DO. tbeeinut ........ss..-.s.. q =
Pure" ken's Valley" 81 90. .......-,..... 500
.Franklin,' Do. co st..-.--...------...--. 50
The above Goals are Of the very bGst a ality-ths
White Ash comprising Lee, -" MiIkesbarre," anu
:" Ios ust Mountain"
80 Call early aud secure this advantage this
moth, as prices ngKsf advance with season.
w III NARROW,
Corner Sth snd x streets southwest
Branch farc-A st1eet, between I'd aud Sd north.
co &. 1e22 am
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SINGING BIRDS AT AUCTION IA fne 3D.
poTtunity will be offered TO morrow, at tie
auction rooms OF Ihos. Dowllnzsto secure
either good canary, parrot or hncy bird
Ibis II a superior collection, and the sale
should be well attended.
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s.r eTI; te, per moth e to1I week. slh
itco persons occupying one room. I..a&
The fare from W ashiugtOn to the Springs an g
turn, BY Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aud coaches
from winchester, Is only o. 80 the round trip.
fuIe Ar, healing waters, grand scenery, sbuu-
oADt amusemeuts, may all be obtained at this 81 u
mer resort, No bar, no extortiOnste charges, no
restraints Of fashion.
Coed food, abundsntly supplied, cooked IN best
Mariner, promptly served.
IL IL the aim Of the proprietor to make Rock Eann
Springs an attractive summer home for Washins-
tOItens, at rates which RIl can sfJTd.
The best OF servants have been engaged.
For oescrtptiye psmp hets or Information call on
A. B. PbATT SON. Insurance Agents, 4Ol 9th
street. lel0-l m
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= WhITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
One and BALI mile from SteyensOn's De n n
pot, virginia Round trip ticket from NMy
Wa bington and return, SbSO lE.kt
iel2-lm Il. o. JORDAN, Pro- r-esor
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GOAL AND KNDLRG MOOD.

(OI AND kLNDLING MOOD.
Our seoct Of GOAL 10 now oompless, snsrscfna
a the choice qualities, and 70 which We invite ~
attention Of consumers. Our
PATk6T BUNDLED kINDLIH0 WOOD,
With . IRE lighter IN ever bundle, fs the ben 4,
uss. Tor sole By ell grocers-sry n, No shsytnrt,
poD0 90 kerossne Oh required.
GAklP. SAFH. CLEAN.
oTEPHENBON q BRO-
MI and Depot fth street wharf,
tse9l- ~ Branch OMos lSI PennsyIys,is svea
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CIRCUIT CoURT-Jlsotge Humphreys.
Yesterday, Stewart agt Cohill; verdict for
plaintiff. Boucher agt. Haycock; verdict
Tor plaintiff. Tenney & Co. agt. Bin bridge
do.