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ALEXANDRIA.

SUIT AGAIsT THE MONTPELIER Asso-
CIATION.-In the corporation court, yester-
day, was tried the case of Douchy & Co. VS..
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa-
ton, a suit brought by the plaintiffs to re-
cover of the defendant the sum of $ for
advertising the institution throughout the
United States. The court instructed the
jury that if the evidence disclosed that the
plaintiffs were not advised of the true char
acter of the scheme advertised as a gift con-
cert, the verdict should be for them, and
upon this question of fact the jury were I'M
able to agree This is the frst suit that has
been tried in Virginia court against the
association, although others are pending.
FISH REPoRT.-The receipts of fish at
FishtOwn have fallen Off so much that the
agents and dealers are becoming deSpOnd
ent. Since yesterdays report there have
been received there only 600 shai aud p 900
herring. The small quantity of rock and
perch which are caUght are eaten on the
shores, and scarcely any come to market.
Shad sold to day from S14 to $3.50 per hun
dred, and herring from Sl1.50 TO $3.50 per
thousand.
THE FIsHERMES's TRoUBLES.-The Port
Tobacco Tunes says:-"It is rumored about
town that there will be meeting of the
state board OF oyster and fishery police at
Annapolis on the 9th instant, at which
time, ii is said, the action of Capt. Geo. w.
Carpenter In the recent OILERS war on the
Potomac will be inquired into Gazette, 22d.
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COndensed Locals.

The street lamps Will be lighted at :I5 p.
M. ard eXtlDguished AT g. r. a. m.
Pretty rough on Judge cartier - the
Gg0lhic'S picture OF him.
Of1cer CTTmp, of the fourth pTeciact, had
a HI &c cap fractured last Tnursday night
the result of a tumble while pGTsIi a
gEief.
By provoking error. the name of - Dr.
Grouse" appeared il the police reports AZ
uTdsy as having been assaulted oy one Har
Iiet kaBe. The person assaulted was one
KIaUse, an entirely different party from Dr.
Grouse. both IN name and occupation.
A gentleman, accompanied by lady, AMI
nurse wearing a white apron and French
cap and carrying an ugly Scotch terrier in
her arms, visited the Capitol to-day, and at
tTactec con siderable attention.
To day MessTs Birney & Birney entered
suit for Robert Hamilton against John 3.
AlbOTn. for trespass, in having on the 3Oth OF
July, les6, been run over By defendants
team, ard in being injured in limbs and
about the head and body. lie claims -, 900
dana yes.
Brother BetteliD, president OF Rock Hill
college, the we'll known educational insti-
tuition at Ellicott City, Nd, in charge OF the
Christian Brothers, handed TO Commissioner
Eaton, Of the Bureau Of Education, to day.
some excellent drawings of the buildings
and grounds by Bro. Octave, OF the college,
also a history of the Institution, all for exhi-
hilton in the educational department OF the
Centennial exhibition.
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GEORGETOWN.

THE REYIvAL.-A daily prayer meeting
will be held at IL q. m at the Congress street
NJ. T. church during this week, Conducted by
Revs. Murray, Norris, and Howe. Usual
night meeting Also held there this week.
Services conducted by same ministers.
THE GRAND CONCERT for the benefit OF
Christ Church will take place tomorrow
evening al the Curtis school building An
array of talent, whose equal has never been
heard In Georgetown, will appear. Messrs.
kohr, Read and Young. and Mrs. Camp are
among the vocal soloists. A crowded house
will doubtless be present.
GRANNY canal Boat III. NJ. Talbot
with 900 bushels Of wheat and ! 900 bushels
of corn, consigned to II. NJ. Talbot; also, COG
bushels of corn TO T. c. Wheeler.
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~ Louis Riel, president of the republic NJ
winnipeg during the Instruction OF IS70. is
according 10 the Ottawa Free Press IN =,
mad house al Montreal. ~
sS-It didn't take Dom Pedro long In fall
.StO American customs. He leaves his wife
tinent. w.
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CAPT. JACKS BoDY-A correspondent of
The Salem tOTegon) Mercury, writing from
Fort Klamath, says: 'The fact that Can't
Jacks grave sunk down last summer
created considerable discussion, and, to put
all speculation at rest, the grave was openeI
a few days ago. Strange TO say, nothing but
an empty rude pine box was found in the
grave. The opinion is now that the bodies
OF Jack and the other Indians hanged with
him were taken east preserved in alcohol
shortly amer the Indians suffered death and
that they will he heard of again as mum
mics ON exhibition at the Centennial dispIay
in the city Of PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

GOLDSMITH MAID.-The San Francisco
Bulletin OF The 18th instant saws: "C;oldSnnith
Maid, the world-renowned trottiug mare
will return east in charge of Bud DobIe on
Saturday. Her career on the turf is believed
10 re ended. She is now nineteen years old.
neveTt heless, IN her contest with Golden
Gate on Saturday last, on the Bay District
Association race course, she trotted mile
In 2:l9A despite the clustering condition OF
the weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

WILBoR'S COP LIVER OIL AND LINE
The great popularity of this safe and eff ca
cious preparation is alone attributable to its
intrinsic worth. In the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Scrofulous HumOrs, and all Consumptive
symptoms, 1t has no superior, If equal. Let
no one neglect the early symptoms of dis
ease, when an agent is thus at hand which will
alleviate all complaints of the Chest, Lung
or Throat Manufactured only by A. b.
Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold by all drug
gists. eos
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GEN. SHERMAN ATTENDING FUNERAL
IN NEW YORK The funeral OF Mrs. Fitch,
mother of Lieut.. Fitch, who is a son-in- law
10 Gen. Sherman, took place this NOR ming
rom st. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church
al GTeeDpOint. A solemn requiem mass was
offered for the repose OF the soul of the de
ceased. Gen. Sherman and Lieut.. Fitch and
wife were present The floral decorations
we're the most magnificent ever witnessed in
GTeeDpOiDt. The body was inferred in Cal
vary cemetPrv.-TN y. ErDrfgS 21f
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IHE SAII HsoNIAy AT THE CENTENNIAL
oor cars were received at the government
Sentenhlal building, Philadelphia, Satur-
day, Irom the Smithsonian Insfitnte With
exnlolts OF food for fishes, fishery. products,
Ioologlcal and chronological specimens and
snlmais-minersls in large quantities have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

ASOTHER STORY DENIED.-The Bangor
(Me.) WING makes broad denial OF a story
printed by some democratic papers, that
Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Hale, on their return
autumn, smuggled goods to the amount OF
II 200, principally laces and velvet. The
Wing says that there is not the slightest
truth IN the assertion, and il adds: "The
travelling PARTY referred TO consisted OF five
persons, three of them ladies, and their en-
tire baggage was two ordinary trunks and
one small valise-rather a moderate allow
ance for tour of some weeks through the
Provinces OF New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia. They brought no more baggage home
than they took away.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OHFTCE or CHIP sIeNA1. OFFrcrR.

NAsHiN6ToS, April u, isso. \
During the rest Of Monday, In the middle
Atlantic and south Atlantic states. the low
est pressure move eastward over Cape Hat
winds, rising barometer, colder, rainy, fol-
lowed by clearing weather in the middle
Atlantic states, and warmer south west veer-
ing 20 cooler north vest winds, rising bsron-
eteT, partly cloudy weather in the south
Atlantic states.
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LOCAL NE US.
Amusemeats, &c. To.ufrhI

National TneGteT-"Julius Cesar" by the
great New York cast.
FOTdFS Opera ROlNe.-"PauI Pry~ by the
Joe Jefferson Dramatic Club.
TaeoteT Conaq1le.-.The Oetoroon" and
tsvarieties.'
~. AUGUSfU1e'S Nclr Chltrch, Ci1h Sfreef.-
brand concert for the benefit OF the church.
81. JoSGDh's HdlL-Fair for the benefit OF
St JOsepn's Church.
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THE METHODIST CAMP-MEETING ESTAB-
LIsH MENT at Tarentum, Pa, were destroyed
by fire Friday night. The Tarentum grounds
nave been owned by the Methodists OF Pitts
burg and vicinity for many years, and the
cottages belonged 10 the members of the
church in Pittsburg. The ground probably
contained one hundred and fifty frame cot
tages, which were generally OF four and five
rooms of neat architectural design, and many
completely furnished, except with bed CLOTH
irg. The only buildings saved were the ten
ant house occupied by the superintendent,
and the emp hotel. Loss $50 The
national camp-meeting was announced TO
be held there in August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

A TRAGEDY.-Two weeks ago Frank Carr
aged eleven years, fell from a window OF his
fathers house, on Seventh street. Hunters
Point, and was instantly killed. TIE child q
mother witnessed the accident, and was so
Frustrated 81 the sight that she died this
morning rom the effects OF the nervous
shock.-lM Y. Letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

PRAIRIE FIRES. - Reports from various
points in western Iowa, In Nebraska and
Southern Dakota represent destructive prai-
RE fires raging the past two days, involving
great loss OF property. No lives have been
lost yet, though In some instances people es-
capped with only their night clothes.
~The population OF Ireland decreased
II ,3Z In 1875, leaving the total at about
$500, 900.
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From a Carriage Manufacturer.
MEYERSTOwN, Lebanon Co, Pa,

NONeIHDor w, loIO.D
NeSSTS. Seth W. FOlUle & Sons, Boston:
Gentlemen:-I have been afflicted for two
years with what / supposed to be consump-
ton. have suffered from severe pain in
my left side, the pain being but slight at
first, but increasing in severity every day
until it was almost impossible for me to fol-
low my avOcation without great suffering
aud the most eXcruciating pain. 1 have
trfSd almost every known remedy without
receiving the least relief. My brother hav-
ing been afflicted with splitting of blood and
all the tendencies OF consumption, and haV-
ing been cured by Dr.. HidGT'S BGLsdnn u IVlI
ChsTTy, recommended 1t to me, and at once
commenced using 1t with the most satisfac
tory results. My pain Is gradually growing
less, aud feel much better than j have for
some time past. As long as the BRlsam does
as much to restore my health as IL has done
thus far, so long shall / continue using it.
and would advise all afflicted with lung
diseases 10 give 1t a trial. / remain yours
truly, DANIEL Il. HARPER.
so cents and 81 bottle. Sold by ali drug
gsts.
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SUICIDE OF A LAwYER.-Edwari ]. Will
son, prominent lawyer In New York, com
self in the East river. The fact was only
made known saturday. He was reported IN
be worth $500, 900, and the cause of snicIde H.
reported TO have been unfortunate specula-
lions in real estate.
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OFFICER A. &. DYSON, OF the police force.
vino has been I'll iOr the past two months
with consumption, 81 ed yesterday morning
~ MS residence, on r, between 9th and 10Th
streets southwest. He was regarded as a
ialtnful Offlcer, and was generally eSpected
ny al who knew him, and especially in
He was formerly well-known local noIi-
Lcian in the : TIA ward. but when he received
ms appointment in iS,9 he dropped politics
and strictly observed the rules Of Inc forcs
General regret IS expressed among the Off
GERS and citizens at his death. lie leaves A
wife and two children
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ADJUSTMENTS.
National THEArER.

NATIONAL THEATER
FOUR PERFoRMANCEs ONLY.
hoNpAN. fce 2ath fpgfsut and on TUESDAY
ard WEDNESDAY, kNESIHGS, sni ~
SPECIAL NJ ATlHtE On WEDNESDAY
nesrs yABRETT A PALMER, Booths Thes-
ter, New York City, respectfully announce ~ the
resicepts q Washir ton that shakspeAres Grand
Historical Trsfedr.
JULIUS CESAR,
with us World reaouned star Cast, embracing the
Great Trssedians,
Mr.. IANbENCE BaRRETT.
MI. FRANK q. BANGS.
Mr.. MlLHEs LENlCk. s-d
Mr.. q l.. DAVENPORT,
huNtlisries -
ne Representation of the great play viii con
crude With the rema ksble scene iilu strA.ing the
ph ,i,In Of the body u Brutus en- the Plains Of
PRICES: Deserved Seats, sIsO; General Adm.s.
sion. n.
~ f:T the Grand Matinee on Wednesday. ONE
pAsri, % TsiflAms Opera company. NAV L.
rose MlSDel. ap24 tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

FRACTIONAL CURRENCY AT A PRE-
MIUM.-The amount OF silver paid out in the
sub Treasury ye5tery yesterday was about
SlI 900. Arrangements are being made with
the authorities in Washington TO receive
llrger amounts OffractiOnal currency. There
is already a slight premium on fractional
uOtes.-IN y. SIN, ed
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CIT YITEMS,

WE RECOMMEND to the public Mr.. Isaac
AleXander's new invention, dated 18th
March, 1876. IL supersedes all other eye
glasses. See advertisement.
FoRTIFY AND TONE THE FEEBLECoUGH-
TORN LUNGS with Haie'S Honey OF HOpehOund
and Tar, and they will soon assume their
healthy and regular tone and action. II is an
absolute safeguard against consumption.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure i'm one minute
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

STUDENTS DUEL.-A long standing feud
between two young students of Bethlehem.
"a, resulted in duel yesterday morning.
The weapons were swords, and the meeting
tersville, at about a. m. Before any blood
was shed, however, a special officer appearcd.
causing principals and seconds to decamn'
No arrests and nobody hurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

IN SPITE OF prostratlon. nig ht sweats, spit
ting OF blood, hectic fever, and the most dis
tressiDg cough, Consumptive patients have
been saved and restored by the regular use of
Bakers Cod Liuer Oh and Phosphate Of lime
In this form IL is a pleasant medicine, and
should be early resorted to. John c. Baker
& Co., Philadelphia.
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"Frcn Gay 10 Grave, from Lively to Severe
Ready-Made Department.
COATS AND VESTS.

COATS AND VESTS.
Double breasted or Prince Albert, worsted
from ~ TO e25; adspied 70 the requirements
ofthe season. These Coats and Vests will give
how high the price: Handsome wsrsted Goats
ard Vests Tor sH - Black Cloth Frock
especial msnufsctnre. Drap etc Goats and
Vests OF extra quality.
BUSINESS SUITS.
Tasteful Suits, latest designs in material ard
cut, Tor the extremely low price OF SIS. Blne
Flannel Suits, fast color from sI2 60 inward
suits left from last season, about ons-h half the
former prices, sud bargains may be expected.
BOYS and Youths School aud Dress Suits in
pleasing variety, at moderate prices.
PANTALOONs.
nixtufss, black ribs, &c. Plain black, blue,
SPRING OVERCOATS
f1e assortment Of desirable patterns from
sUNDRIEs.
Fine white Shirts, none better, s2so. Under
shirts and Drawers, in merino, angola, ssuze,
lean Jsconet sir, Isle, &C. large selec-
pencers, extis qualities from si to st 81 J"b
lot OF French suspenders for 90 aud rs cents,
much under value English and German half
ell linen Collars and Cuffs, and black neck
wear Of sood qualities and of unusual lengths.
NOTE.
Every article warranted as represented, and
spt cial enort has been made TO secure only such
articles will fully secure the appreciation OF
purchasers. all ready made goods, not worn
or soiled may be returned in two weeks, aud
the purchase money will be refunded.
ONE PIECE ONLY.
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Mr.. MCDoNALDS SIX CENTs.-WiIIiar
Mcdonald sued New York city for $50, 900
damages, having fallen into the 4th avenue
improvement at 10Th street. He was trying
to take home two intoxicated friends. The
jury, after weeks trial, gave him six cents
damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

THE LADIES will ind al Mr.. Prigg-s lew
elry store asa Pennsylvania avenue, some
rare novelties, just received, IN onyx and
gold, which are really exquisite. We there
noticed handsome neck chain of real ONYX
made in Paris, the cross accompanying IL
being q! onyx, on which Is placed similar
cross set IN French diamonds. The price of
OF the set IS so; the single articles are SO
each. We also mention onyx and gold lock-
cts, set in pearl, AT -; Maltese crosses in
onyx, gold and pear, at SO; onyx earrings
In square block with pearl setting, at -;
onyx earrings in plain crosses. at ~, and
shawl p1ps 10 match, at -. Mr.. Prigg mas
also other novelties in hundreds OF other
styles, which will not fail TO please the tastes
Of all Sunday Chronicle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

COLONEL GEORGE b. CORKHILL, manag-
ny sultoT OF the thT0Itcle, was united IN the
bonds OF matrimony last night To Mrs. Helen
b. Phillips, by the Rev. Dr. Newman of this
city. The quietDess OF the marriage will no
uouot De a source OF a. great surprise to the
large circle OF friends Of the happy groom
and his charming bride as IL was To the at.
taehes OF the paper, who were only made
aware OF the fact few minutes before the
departure OF the sos train for New York
city, whittier the new y-mated couple nave
gone to spend the honeymoon. Congratula-
tons and good wishes for a happy future
are rendered the Colonel and ms spouse
Chronicle, tbs lHOTRilO.
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The DistrIef-fn Congress.

BILL TO APPOINT WATER BOARD.
The Dill introduced In the House TO day
by Judge Buckner, to regulate the dIstribu-
lion Of Potomac water, provides for the ap-
pointment of five persons. who shall be resi-
cents OF the DtstTict-twO To be practical
plumbers, two to be civil engineers, aud one
an archttect-whO shall be known as the
Board of Water Commissioners, hold their
Offices for five years, and have power to make
al the necessary rules and regulations for
the distribution of Potomac water. The
board thus created is authorize to appoint
two inspectors, who shall be plumbers, to
inspect the plumbing work; a water engineer
and an inspector and Taper of water maius.
Every plumber applying for a license must
De youched for as person of responsibility
and good reputation, and shall give bonds in
the sum OF q eco, conditioned that he will
indemnify and save harmless the District
from any and all accidents by reason OF any
opening in any street made by him. A for
feiture OF the license of any plumber is To
operate as suspension OF the license held
by any cO-partner.
BILL FOR RELIEF OF II. G. Emery.
bin was introduced in the House to-day
to pay, in s. District bonds, 10 NJ. G. Emery
: eco, on account Of damages sustained by
him 10 his property through the operations
Of the Board of Public Works.
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THE ARLINGTON TURNPIKE NUISANCE
For over two years the road OF the Arlington
turnpike company, from the canal bridge to
kOach'S spring, has been In a dangerous con-
ditiOn, and frequent mention ha , been made
of IL in tee newspapers OF Washington and
Alexandria, but all without effect NOguaris
oT protection have been placed along the
road, but large holes have been dug TO get
sand out, and left open. No less than three
serious accidents have occurred: the first in
JuTing Mr.. James Young, who was thrown
from his buggy and had his ankle
kpTalned; next, horse and mule, be-
longing to Mrs. Bowen, fell over the
tmbankment and were killed; last, but
not least. the accident TO Mr.. Benjamin Aus
TIN on Saturday last, noticed elsewhere in
1HE STAR 1t is a disgrace TO know that
IN Incorporated body like the Arlington
Turnpike company should he allowed to
maintain such a nuisance within two miles
OF the national capital. and yet compel trav-
elers 10 Fay toll.
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FIRE IN THE COUNTY.-Yesterday,a about
10 acres OF wood land on the farms of MesSrs.
Conway, Robinson, and r.. j. Middleton. in
the county, northeast of Soldiers Home,
were burned over. II is supposed that some
malicious person set the woods on IRE.
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1910 sPRIEG! 1916
PRICE LIST OF
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS,
O. L o T HIN G.!
A. STRAUs,
IsII PENNSYLVANIA AyEEun.
DRESS COATS AND VESTS.

Oriental Silk Pl'd Worsted Coats & Vests 4 40 90
Northampton Silk Ribbed Worsted do. do -. L. 90
Vienna Diagonal Worsted Goats q Vests. 10 SO
Blsckington Black and Gold Worsted do. do Is 90
U1bridge Fancy Silk Worsted Goats & Vests IL 90
Narrazansett Fancy Biz Worsted do. do...... 10 90
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A MIXED LOT.

Mary Brown alias Julia Banks, disorder
ly; S5. Eugene Boston, profane; So. Jerry
Quack, vagrant, was sent down for ninety
days. wesley Williams, drunk and disur-
derby; 50. VIM. Jones, Daniel Brooks and
charles Smith were sent down as Migrants
Wesley Johnson, carrying a sword cane;
$50. VIM. Parker, larceny OF a pocket book
containing $40 from George Green; 90 days
in Jail. Richard Williams, larceny OF two
straw hats, co days. Edward Johnson, lar
cenyOf harness saddle; continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

SALE or MARBLE STATUARY. &t-The
safe 81 AessrS- Viii BrOs-'s collection of ItaI-
ian marble vases, StatUettes, card receivers
urns, elegant marble clocks. bronze groupS
aud figures, beautiful pOrcelaips etc faxes
place tO- morrow Tuesday morning at the
auction rooms OF Mr.. ThOS. DOwlirg sOutn-
We COILer OF fennsy lyaUia avenue ard
llth street. The sale II 20 be peremnfOvy
ana We would advise such OF our reaierS a.
desire elegant home ornaments Al a c,p1-
paIat4vely SINAI! expense to attend this sale
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FISH MARKET ro-D.Y-Sold h-p
Golden q BROTHER, fsh agents. ~ So, "a
for Slissl9 per hundred; % 0lo bsrr5.t'
Tor El0lsi2 PEI thousand '"s7'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

VALUABLE PRoPERTy o> ,trr, S-,,-
- = - C,S,l!OS-ThOmasD Bowling, auctioneerl
81 a. 81, 20 MORROW, at O'Clock, in front
80 s,Pr - ses' valuable improved real es-
tHts eIlUaIs on the west side OF i'm Stras'
seIHesn and I streets. For particnIsTS
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No MEDALS FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
THIS YEAR.-The District Commissioners
rave declined 10 approve the request OF the
school trustees for permission 10 eXpen d
$3.50 in the purchase OF medals for special
prizes, to be given in the public schools of
the District.
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Removal
ASS SECURING AND DYEING.

FIRST CLASS SECURING AND DYEryG.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 900 G ST. north
west, three doors west of 9th street, very near
latest improvements, whether of American
or European invention, he is enabled to do
any work In q manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities.
+" Ladies Dresses cleaned and Owed with
out being taken apart.
- Grape Wells refinished nice and cheap,
~ Grease stains removed effectually.
~ Gents garments cleaning and dyeing a
speciality.
~ Prices lower than ever before, TO suit
the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-24

BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
fiOwman: Joseph BISHOP. a brick stable
north side alley between II and l and 6th
ana IN streets southwest; 500. Michael
Donoghue, a twO-stOry frame dwell no We:
SIDE warren, between Il and 4th streets
GEORGETOWN 500. George Feraas. a two
story Orick dwelling, east side 5th, bet ween
hnOde island avenue and street north
west; $500. Robert Leitch & sons a boiler
room, south side ID, between 18th and I]th
streets northwest: SiOO