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OUR wELLSBUnG LETTER

wELLsBUE0, ". Va, Feb. q, &c.
EIIto- Of the IntslIlscnerrs
The p. W. 4 Ky. excitement il over.
All ]. quiet along the line., except occa.
sionally spcculations a. TO whether the
road will be finished or not. We hone
j. may, and during the coming summer.
Yankee street, through which the road
passes, is ruined. In in present copdi.
tion it can he uEc;l for very little cl.e
than railroad. That portion between
drama and Walnut streets js now a mud.
dy ditch, and in rainy weather It hAa the
appearance Of canal. Then, II J. Frost
comes along soon after, and with severity,
We have = skating park. The cut was
made loot or two too deep, and can not
be successfully drained.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, February 2l.-Th,
Mississippi Levee Committee will repor
unanimously in favor uf an appropria
ton Of from three to five million dollar
in the shape Of refund Of portion o
the COTTON tax illegally collected from III,
State. 1t is to be directly benefited b,
the construction Of iieyees.
II. c. Jewell has been appointed Chic
OF the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
Of the Treasury Department, to succeed
George d. McCartcr.
EXECUTIVE ORDER OF FTHEPREsIDEST.
The Prcsiden, to-day Issued the fol-
lowing order:
WHEREAS, The following concurrent
resolution has been adopted by the Con.
gress Of the United States.
EeSOiretl, That for the promotion Of the
National feeling throughout the Onion
on the occasion Of the Centennial year OF
our independence, and believing this To
be the proper time for the expression uf
ourappreciation ui the services rendered
the people mud the causr uf liberty by the
Father Of our Country, George Washing.
ton, the 99I day OF the present month
shall be treated and deemed u National
holiday throughout the United Slatc-; in
the government business, and 81 lar a. i
consistent with the publIc welfare, in all
Of the department Of the government EN-
ployments shall hc suspended for that day,
and
WHEREAS, The spirit aud sentiment
expressed in said resolution meets with
my warmest approval;
Now, therefore, and in pursuance Of
that purpose aud in harmony with the
general sentiment Of the nation, |, Us.
Grant. President Of the United States OF
America, hereby direct that all hu.inc-.
in the. Executive Departments ui the
government shall be suspended On the
I'D day Of February, 1876, and that said
departments shall be closed nn that day.
US. GRAST, President.
By HAMILTOS FIsm. Sec'y Of State.
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THE EccLEs BUsrSIss.--We understand
that s. p IIildreth, Esq, Cashier Of the
Commercial Bank, received telegram
yesterday from Mr.. Ecclcs,in Canada, tell
ing him that he had already raised Sl2,-
900, and expected to raise $1,000 more
in a few days, and to meet him at the AZ:
tor House to-day (Tucsday) for confer
ence. Mr.. Chandler, Cashier Of the Ohio
Valley Bank, tlate First Nntionall, ia nl-
ready in New York, and we presume that
the conference referred to will be held to.
day. This news wears an encouraging
look, and we trust will get better and bet.
ter, until the whole default is secured.
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Memphis Trade StaIement tor
1873.

MEMrni., February 2l.-The annual
statement 0f the trade, commerce and
manufactures Of Memphis, prepared by
the Secretary Of the Cham per of Com
mcrcc, 'howS an aggregate for 1878 oil
Sb,2OO, ,S7O, Of which S2j, 100000 il made
Of cotton imports, S44,2OO, 900 Of I'm.
portations Of general merchandise and
s. 10000 Of home manufactured articles
produced during the year. The value Of
the cotton receipts shows n falling oil
from 1874 in consequence Of decrrnSG
in the price, hut in general merchandise
there is m increase over 1874 Of 1921.
ID-
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The Caii for Il state convention.

The Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee publishes n call in omr col
umns this morning for Convention oI
the party at Clarksburg on the llth oi
May next to select ten delegates to the
National Convention at Cincinnati On the
l4th Of June, and to name five Presi'
DENTAL electors.
The committee express the opinion that
two State Conventions will be unavoid'
able thi4 year, aud We share in this
opinion, and for the reason that the day
nameI, or any other day prior 10 the
National Convention is too early ior the
adoption Of a platform, the selec-
ton Of candidates and the open
ing up Of the canvass. The lst OF
August, rs plenty carly enough to hold
the State nominating convention, inas-
much a. three months, and more, will
then remain before the election wherein
to discus. the issues oi the canvass before
the people. Meanwhile. the issues PIE
sented BY the National platforms Of the
two parties, aud also those to he made by
the two State conventions, will be active,
IL disc'ased through tn newspapers, so
much so that the public mind will be
amply prepared ior a short, sharp and
active campaign on the stump.
The recommendation Of the Committee
is that each county will send five delegates
to be chosen either by the existing Ex-
ecutive Committee in each county, or by
regularly called county convention, as
each county may prefer, As to whether
the delegates thus sent to Clarksburg
shall be empowered to hold an adjourned
convention at later day Tor the nOmina-
tion OF State ticket, Ia suggestion that
has been madeD the committee say
nothing, leaving that matter entirely
with the people. The Republican breth.
rem throughout the State will no doub.
take the matter under advisement and in
due time give us their opinions rs 10 its
advisabili;y.
Next in importance 10 the recommend
ations OF the State Committee, comes the
matter of local organization in each
county of the State. And, first Of all,
comes the reorganization of the local Ex.
ecutive Committees. Where such COM
miltees have fallen into disruption
by issues arising since their ap.
pointment, or where, from any
cause, reorganization is needed, the work |
should at once be taken in hand, and
every county in the State put upon a war
footing as speedily as possible. Wetrust
that this very important primary step
will not he overlooked by our brethren
Of the press in their recommendations to
the people in connection with the address
of the Committee.
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STROKE OF THE P&RALYsIs-We are
pained to hear that the venerable DR..
Robert Richardson, who lives near
Bethany, experienced severe stroke Of
paralysis last Saturday; 40 severe that his
life ia considered in great danger. lie il
the father Of the late y. Richardson Of
this city, and wa. for many years Pro-
iesor Of Chemistry in the college at
Bethany. lie is widely known as All ac-
complished writer for the press, and a.
the author Of several works, and il
citizen Of the highest standing in Brooke
county
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CHryESSE, ". T., February 2I.-Gen
Crook, accompanied by Col. Stanton and
Lieutenant Bourkc, will leave here to,
morrow morning for Fort Fctterman, for
which post = large force Of cavalry under
the command VI Gcn.J. J. Reynolds ia en-
route. The entire force is to move north
from Fort Fisherman, but for what pur.
pose is not ctknown. Large parties are
arriving from the east aud west and lie.
parting for the Black Hills daily
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WAN DEPARTMENT,
OrFiCH OP TIIR ClIIKP SlOSAL UYFIcER,
wAsniSGTOS, d. C., Feb 2-lL.N.
rROuABiLtTfEy

rRoBABiLrTIES
In the South Atlantic, East Gulf and
Middle States riaing barometer, winds
shifting TO the west and north, consider.
ably colder and clearing weather arc
probable, with brisk and high winds in
the last district.
In the West Gulf States Il rising and
high barometer, north to east wind. di.
minishing in force, colder and clear OF
clearing weather succeeded by Il rising
temperature.
In Tenncsscc, Ohio Valley and the
Lake region, rising and stationary bar
ometer, ,norihto west winds diminishing in
force, colder and clear or clearing weath.
Cr, except II light snow along the lower
lakes.
In the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys stationary and falling
barometer, winds shifting to east or
south, and warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
In New England low barometer, in
crcasinE southeast wind', shifting To
brisk and high northwest winds, warmer,
rainy weather, turning 70 snow in the
northern portion, and followed by rising
barometer, colder and clearing weather.
Tho Ohio river continues falling, and
the Ni-sis'ippi nearly stationary.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLTGEE0ER
The Conference Among Pitts
burgh Iron Men.

PITTSBURGH, February 2l.-The adj
journed meeting of the conference COM
mittees Of the Iron Association and Pud'
dlcrs' Union met this evening at the
rooms OF the former on Fourth avenue
and after somewhat prOtracted discus.
sion, during which the utmost harmony
prevailed, agreed to extend the comprO.
mise which was effected on the 18th inst
for another week, aud to meet again next
Monday evening, when it is hoped tinal
adjustment will be reached.
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MhLal,r KnIdIng in Tcnncsscc

NASHVILLE, February q. - Deputy
United States Mar.hal King aud Deputy
Collector Plistcr with fifteen soldiers ar
rived from railing dislillcrics in Law.
renee aud WAYNE counties. Six Of the
widest concerns, total capacity three
barrels per day, were broken up. The
illicit distillrrs were arrested and placed
in inil here.
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!, Angular lIconoI" In Gcorgln.

WAsmISdroS, d. C., February 2l.-A
recent raid Of internal revenue officers in
Oglrthorpe county, Ga, resulted in the
seizure md destruction Of ten Illicit dis.
tillcrics and $4,000 gallons Of mash and
beer. The pri'onrrs, including United
States Commissioner, were brought in, all
charged with violating the internal rovc.
mn laws
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4 Happy Suggestion from u Par
kersburg Man.
PAnKERsDuRo, W. Va, Feb. IS.


EIitors oi the Inielllnncer
In late number Of a West Virginia
paper, an admirer OF lion. Gideon Ora.
per Camden proposes that he 10 sent TO
the PhiladelPhia Exposition as an extra
commissioner to exPlaiR the attractions
OF our young commonwealth to the a..
sembled nations Of the earth. This might
do well enough, provided that none Of the
representatives 0f the European, African
and ASiatiC powers should happen to be
n Judge of grammatical English. But
more serious objections would probably
be made by other large land holders,
such a. lion. Jonathan NJ. Bennett, Hon.
Bcnj. II. Smith and his son I4aac; Hon.
VIM. G. Brown, Hon. Henry G. Davis,
Hon. Allen T. CarertOn. Col. ThoS. b..
Swami and dozen others owning or
claiming an aggregate OF a million Of
acres OF wild land in the State
who might look with cxcnsabIc
envy upon the fat thing conferred II pom
Brother Gideon, the owner Of about so,
900 acres in hi' own right, which have
lain heavily upon his hands for two
score Of yearF. Would it not be more
equitable and more conducive to good
feeling 10 give every one Of the above
patriots an equal chance by dividing the
outer rim Of the West Virginia Ccnlen-
nial building into the required number
Of little booths, from which each one OF
tho Hon. Extra Commissioners could ad-
dress the green ones upon the beauties OF
Z II
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pIrnnunGH, February 2l.-Thc children
Of the pnblic schools celebrated Washing.
tons birth day here to-day ip an enter.
tninmcnt which was pronounced very fine
indeed. Hundreds Of people crowded
the hall in which the entertainment was
given.
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NEw York, February 2I.-Rum6rs Of
a proposed consolidation Of the Anglo.
American and Direct Gable Company arc
npnin I'm cirrmlnIinn.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw YoRR, February 2l.-The large
Lin.wAre factory Of saIAnce 4 Gragcnn al
Wood Haven, L. l., burned this morning
Loss on bnilding', machinery, &c, c-li'
mated at 5000, 900.
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Judge billings.

NEw ORLEANS, February 2l.-Jujge
+. e. Billings took his seat in the United
States District Court this morning, In the
presence Of numerous attendance ofthe
bar.
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NEw York, February 2l.-Plymouth
Church Advisory Council met in secret
session at 2P. NJ. Nearly all the dele.
gates who left for their homes ON SAlur.
day, have returned 10 Brooklyn.
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GraIn Elevators Hnrnch.

ALDEN, IA, February 2l.-Thc grain
elevators belonging TO Taylor Bros. and
Richardson 4 Robertson burned to-day
Los $50 900; insured for 5000.
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Death Of Ex.COngressman Iirues.
fer,

OswEGo, n. Y, February 2I.-D. r
Breuster, who represented the Oawego dis.
trict in Congress from 1884 to lsI3, died
Yesterday.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Windham presented joint rcsO.
luton Of the Minnesota legislature ask.
ing the Improvement OF the Minnesota
River. Referred.
Also resolution ii the Board Of Trade
Of Minneapolis asking an appropriation
for the Improvement ui the Red River Of
the North. Referred.
Petitions for the repeal of the bank.
rupt law were presented by Mcssrs. Shcr-
man, Window and Key, and all were re.
ierred. q
The Military Academy bill, IL reported,
is amended in the following particulars: I:
Items are insWled oi SG,SOO for addition.
nj pay of professors for length Ul service;
Sl0O0O for the pay Of assistant profess.
OrS, instructors aud assistant Instructors,
and adjutanls, in addition To their pay
ns first or second assistants; 81 800 for
clerk to adjutant; 81 500 for clerk to
treasurer, md several other small apprO.
priations for objects heretofore provided
for, but omitted by the House this year.
The committee propose to omit the
House appropriation for company Of
musicians, hut 10 restore the usual item
Of $4,000 for the Academy band. The
item for the pay Of cadets is left I'M
changed. The net increase recommended
over the amount fixed by the House is
about $4,000.
Mr.. AlcOrn-TO amend tho section Of
the act entitled, the act making Nppro.
ptiation to supply the deficiencies In the
lor tho service Of tho gov.
crnmenl Tor tho f.cal year ending June
3OIh, 1872, and for former years and for
other purposes, approved May 18th, 1872,
and to extend the time for tho prcsCnta.
tlOn Of claims for cotton seized after the
3Oth Of June, 'Gj. Referred.
A message was received from the House
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GEORGETOWN.

AT the regular meeting Of the Tenth Build
Ing association, last night, ten shares were
sold at 81 so and four at Sl.46.
HORSE STOLEN "A horse owned by Mich
ael McQuade, who is a resident OF Seven
Locks, Md, was stolen last Friday night.
The animal has not been recovered
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.-Bert Jones and
Joseph White were arrested yesterday, on
the charge OF attempting to enter about one
O'Clock yesterday morning, the grocery store
OF Thomas M. Metz, on Bridge street. The
thieves were sent TO the worknouse for
ninety days.
LARGE CoRN.-W. 81. Tenney & Sons ex-
hibited on Change this morning sample of
new corn, raised by Joseph Weaver on his
farm In the county. One ear OF this corn
bed ,3tf grains. all unusually large; and
hitt en- acres planted with the same variety
yielded like prolific production.
GRAIN TRADE.-3.300 bushels OF wheat,
which arrived yesterdy, consigned to Hart
ley q Bro, on the boat Hattie and Bessie,
sold on Chan ge this morning at sL23x per
bukhel.
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Condensed Locals

The Probate Court was not In session to-
day IN consequence OF Judge Olin teins en-
gagged In holding the Criminal Court
From j. Z. Parker we have late New York
mails. va sAo
Ire lectures in the law department q. the
University OF Georgetown will be resumed
on IRE $40 lnsfsnt, at $50 p. m, In tn lee
ture hall, 915 + street.
Miss PeIsie Stevens is prepared L, take
pupils c1 piano, singing, harmony, &c
OIcers may be left at Metzerott's music
sIOIe.
An old gentleman named French Graham
dled Suddenly about o'clock yesterday ar
lei neon, at his residence, No. 4I6 New Jer-
sey avenue, of heart disease.
Ire a'erm turned In about one o'clock this
morning was on account of FIRE In the gro
eeFy store of James V. Edwards, No. 3Oi
New York avenue northwest. Damage
sIight-
The Centennial excursion of the Young
Mems Christian association takes place to-
day and tomorrow. The rouDd-trip ticket.
COCO Tor ten days on all regular trains ex-
cept the limited express, are $3.50. See
"Cbina and the Chinese Ia the snbtsct
upon which Rev. DIR. Newman will dIscoi1rse
at Hamline church tonight. Being thor
ouehly converssnt with his subject the lee
ture viii doubtless be q very Interesting
one.
The Maryland Synod of the Lutheran
church Will commerce its annual session
in1s evening at The Memorial church, REV
Dr: Butlers,) near the 14th-street circle and
VIII CONTINUE In session until Monday nex,
Inere VIII De about seventy ministers pres
emit and about the same number of dele
gates.
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STEINWAY'S LAURELS
THE JUDGES AWARD HIN THE HIGHEST
HONOR OF THE FORTY C0MPlflTOBs.

PHlLADHLPHIA, 0eDt. n.
The agony Of exhibitors - 10 the awards 10 over.
OWNS to the nevos competition among piano manu-.
facturers, the greatest interest manifested TO
know Who hsd carried OF the highest honof.
eTIIHWAY & sOA6, - usual, are the victors.
The Judges ct Philadelphia have Endorsed the YER
diets Of the juries ct Paris and 81 London. Forty
different makers, comp rising all the most noted st
home and abroad, competed, and the American
Subway Is The BEST. The following sx-
trast, which vii serve IN ustratioa, tolls why
the judges, In their report, recommended the
awarding CT Diploma and Medal to eteinway:
"Fr Gredtest Concert Capacity IN Grand
Pianos, as also Hi0hest Degree of kzcellence IN
az tefr styles, viz: Lay0est Volsune, Purity and
Duration Of Tone and extraordinary OuYT1Hn0
Oup0ctty, Uith precision and dswatRny of mech
onisn; also, Novel Disposifion of the Strings and
Construction and Brocin0 Of the Metal fanse."
After this follows minute description and com.
msndAton Of ak Of the principal and most valuable
of Steinvay eon's patents. sspoo-A
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AN AMERICAN "MKDIUMn BEFORE A
LONDON CoURT.-The American spiritual
medium. DR.. Slade, appeared at the Bow
street police court yesterday TO answer to two
summOnses, taken out by Prof Edwin Ray
Lancaster. The first summons is under the
warrant act, and the second charges him
with cOnspiring with one Simmons, his as
sistant, to defraud. The charge OF conspira-
cy was first proceeded with. Mr.. George
Lewis conducted the prosecution. Prof Lam
kester deposed that he had actually seen
Shade himself write the messages which he
professed were spiritual Manifestations. The
case excites great interest, and the court
room was crowded. After hearing the case
was adjourned for one week, Slade and SIM
mons being admitted to bail.
~How to get fat-buy lard.
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RHv1yAL IN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY
A letter from Cross Roads, Ann Arundel
county, says that "after four weeks Of deep
interest, Parson j. ID. stil has received g
persons Into membership; members also
ne meeting this week, as II young men aud
several ladies were at the altar on Sunday
evening. Pastor Still says this intense and
extensive interest reminds him of the reat
MI harmony meeting he held two years
ago, when les were converted. After the
service closes the trustees intend TO repair
and EN- bellish Cross Roads N. E. church
after which Rev.W. G. Webb, of Alexandria
expected to reopen with appropriate ser.
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OPENING EXERCISES OF MEDICAL COL
LEGEs-The opening exercises of the Ma
t1onal Medical College OF Columbia Uufyer-
SHY TOOK place In the lecture ROOM on III
street, last evening, with the usual introduce
tory lecture. Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.
Cuthbert- President yelling made q few
remarks, which were followed by the lecture
much advice to the students upon ACQUIRING
knowledge.
The opening exercises OF the Medical De-
psrtmept OF Georgetown University took
place last evening in the lecture room al
the corner OF 10th and L streets. Rev Father
+. +: Healy, president OF Georgetown Uni.
Nerslty, made q few remarks, and DIR. Noble
Young Introduced Professor r. A. Ashford
MD, who delivered the Introductory lecture
10 the regular course.
The Medical Department of Howard Uni.
vers1ty opened its winter session last even
Ing. The opening lecture was by Prof. ID. &.
1smo, who was followed by Gen. o, o.
Howard.
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LOCAL NE VS..


National ThedteT.-"Two Men Of Sandy
Bar"
male Minsfrels.
; 7neatr ObrssQlH.-Matt Morgan's Living
Statues and varieties.
Wesley Chdpel-Vocal and Instrumental
Concert.
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LITERARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of ON
eo&-At meeting of the Peabciy Literary
association sunday night last officers were
eisc.su ior ice ensuing term, as follows: NJ.
Abrahams, president; j. Cans, vice presi-
cent: d. ID. Kleinman, recording secretary:
"A: Wasserman, financial secretary; L. Rich,
itSrsry crlucj NJ Hanlein, stage manager
The Mignenette Literary and Musical as
foclatlon has organized for the season. as
follows: VINO Chase, president; Miss Mat
Tie Il. Hoy vice president; Howard L. Smith,
retary; Miss Julia Butler, treasurer; Miss
Rosetta u. Coskley, critic; Howard II.
smith, librarian; Miss Ella V. Chase. as
s1stant librarian; III. l.. Smith, editor; Spen-
Ger Murray (chairman), Misses How A
T1ghmau, NJ. Woodward, J. Chase, Messrs.
j. Male and ]. Brooke, application com.
.atee, Mics A: Evans, VIM. Washington,
Miss Rosetta Coakley and Chas. Grymea
executive committee.
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IHE COLUMBIA FISHING CLUB has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
SeaE Jonn Il. Barrett. president; Geo. Jeune-
.nn vice president; VIM. p. Hicks, score
NJ S0nrsd Kaufman, treasurer; Messrs.
co,nr at,s reynolds and Miller, election
Ptee, Aessrs- Barrett, Ockstadt and
bergman, trustees OF boat fund. -'A
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DR.. O. w. BKNsoN's CKLRRY AND OHAH
oHILE PILLS are prepared expressly TO cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
30 cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton. Georgetown and Alexandria fA -
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SnNIENNIAL VISITORS In wasb,ro,on
snouio CAL AZ Prigg's tevelry store for nre =.
snu Al mooerste prices, 70 take home. No.
\dtt N street.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
WIN. h. WHRATLlHB PREMIUM sTIAN
MINT.
ESTABLISHED 1881,

etufs, Chemicals, &C nrst-class W rkmon, su
needed Machinery. and . time Experience, I
I'm prepared 20 do all Work In my line, IN Q sty lie
unsurpassed By any es,ablishnent In the country.
Work sent for and delivered without extra charG Q
In any part OF the District: received from and re-
turned e any place in the country By mail or ex-
press. Once and works No. 90 jefferson street,