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CITY ITEMS.
MEN OF N0TE-Opera singers. man OF note
DR.. Bull, the Cough Syrup discoverer.

WnB0R's COD-LIvER OIL AND LIMR.-PersonS
who have been taking Cod-Liver OH Will be
pleased to learn that DR.. WdlbOr has succeeded,
from directions Of several professional gentle
such manner that 1t is pleasant to the taste,
and Its effects In Lung complaints are truly
wonderful. Very many persons whose cases
the clear OIL for long time without marked
effect, have been entirely cured by using this
preparation. Be sure and get the genuine.
Boston. Sold by all druggists. fm,w
ONLY ONE TRIAL is needed to prove the great
cents.
If you have rheumatism Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy win positively cure you. 2
TAKE NOTICE. -Storekeepers can save money
Dy handling Arbuckle's Unground ArtoSa Coffee.
FOR sale to the trade by j. G. Ergood & Co., La.
ave. +. hume ana N. II, shea, Pa. ave. 3,4,5
CouGHs BECOME FR1GHrFUL from neglect. At
of Horehound and Tar." The cough ia immedi y
ately softened and controlled, and the cure is
Pixies Toothache Drops cure tootbacbe in one
minute. Sold by all druggists at Is cents.
- SKINNY I'M MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking In flesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"We!ies' Heath Rene,cer." Greatest remedy on
eartn Tor impotence, leanneSs, sexual debility
pnVdca IRE deGine &C, &C. 81, at druggists
Al. l..
ana iof washington at $50 Pa. ave. 2,24-m,w,f:
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
TIE .sCourt Of st. James" has chosen BOIL
NIGER champagne for its special consumption
ana orders for upwards OF tWo-thir1s of the en-
Tire quantity required are now for this brand.
CHAMoMILK AND LIVER PILLS CDR. Chand,er's,-
purely vegetable and tasteleSs. No noxious
drugs: Formula on each package. All know
Wnat they are taking. Cure dyspepsia heart
DuIn, guinness, oppressive breathing. costive-
ness, SICK headache, pain in back or shoulders,
tongue, all impurities OF the blood. 2sc. per
package. All druggists. Principal depot, j. W.
Orew' sth and Penna. avenue. gill:
PHEs.-Dr. Chandlers Piton; sure cure for
Piles; instant relief; harmless never failing. An
druggists; 30 cents. Principal depot, j. w.
Drew, eth and Penna. avenue. BIOL:
For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Vine
toso's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhGa, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes An Old and well-tried rem.
edy; Is cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTIEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ffscher'S Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 906 street, near
9th street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether Of American or Euro
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from 81
up to $3.50 window. Wool blankets from so
Genus 10 81 pair, by cleaning number re-
9ucuon In price. Speciality - Ladies party
cleaned without doing the whole garment; Is
years experience
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THE COURTH.


CRIMINAL C0uRT-Judge Hdgnes.
Yesterday, Samuel Young, larceny of fifty
copies OF the Philadelphia Times; guilty. The
baopington, John Burk and Michael Burk for
resisting Omcer Mockabee; VIM. White, alias
henry en- Johnson, second ofrense Of petit larceny
Holmes. burglary and larceny; convicted and
sentenced to the penitentiary for years. John
trial. - "f'A'''' VI
EQUITY COURT-Judge Macarthur
iesteTOay, johnson vs.. johnson: rule on de-
fendant for non-payment of alimony. Morrill,
VS. Geddlng; restraining order issued. F. s. &
Anal 60; an W. tS5raaer decree pro confesso made
h hai ana ast trustee substituted Clark vs. Dur
PAM nam; CruStee appointed with authority to re-
tease. FER Lee VS.. Per Lee: appearance ordered.
Io-day, Hume agt. Brown ct al: order admit.
rs c an ag n's RroHp party complainant. F. s. a
cemetery 20. agt Close ct al; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cartier
~, quay tr,y' bafDer agt. Peoples Savings Bank:
POLICE COURT-Jadge Shell.
,r,o,,,.!y' George Jones, charged with being an
samuel Sheckells and Thomas Nichols. va
sI nd , SEM down. David II. Trunnel, drunk
Gr Gre anS F IN Ge9Tgetown Sarah
colored women, charged with vagrancy. ON.
tSIs Sniinng ana Daily captured these women In
me the, Division; one OF them pulled black broad
over fence, and the other one at the station
house shed herself Of two coats and a ham,
nung 70 a string about her waist; workhouse
EDWARD Herman, assault on VIM Jones: s. or
10 days. VIM. Crawford larceny of some coal
from johnson Bros; $40, or 80 days. George D.
Fr1dley was charged with keeping policy shop.
David $. Cotter, street-railroad employee, gave
very reluctant testimony about the case, but it
was very direct and positive. Several colored
men gave testimony; one julius Chose, who was
present when the officers made the raid also
testified pretty direct in the case. Sergeant
Arnold also testified to the arrest, and Capture
OF the paraphefnalia. The court sentenced him
to six months in JAIL An appeal was taken,
and $500 bonds fixed.
GETTING READY.-The graduating class of the
law department. OF Columbian university held a
meeting In their lecture room last evening and
elected the following officers: Melville Church,
president; w. Fl. Upton, vice president: w. T.
L. Curtis, treasurer; j. F. Naughton, secretary;
Frank Bolles, F. L. Harvey, jr., c. f. Nun.
day d. 6. Purman and j. H. Parsons, execu-
1--WE committee. The class of this year num-
Der so.
LIE WANTS DIvORCE.-To-day, Chas. ID,
Brewer, by Fl. 3. Moulton. filed a bill fora d.
Eorce from Elizabeth Brewer. He sets forth
marriage at Milton, Pa, in 1857, and Charges
snaI Sne ieft him about two years since and re-
fuses to return, and prior thereto conducted
herself In cruel and abusive manner.
DAMAGES CLA1MED.-To-day, Mr.. w. B. Webb.
LOT d: r. May, entered suit against Walter H.
SInlth, claiming damages at about $1,000. Plain
square 456, he was entitled to passage way 10 q
ertaln public alley in said square, and he
Sharges that defendant wrongfully obstructed
said public alley.
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DIR. MARY WALKERS HAT.-For some time
past DIR. Mary Walker has been In the habit of
wearing strictly masculine garments, including
hat, but she somehow seems to forget Thai
mems hats are seldom worn In court rooms, espe-
cially when the court Is In session. This morning
she walked Into the Criminal Court room and a
Da1in walked up and tapped her On the Shout.
der, at the same time calling out "Take of your
hat, SIR" me Doctor hastily turned around.
and the Da1lln recognizing her concluded that
she was entitled TO wear her hat and said no
more about It.
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FINE ARTs.-The sale at the Corcoran build
Ing, which is continued this evening, COM
mences at No. 50 On the catalogue and en-
braces some Of the finest works In the collec-
LION: The sale last evening was well attended,
put the paintings brought very low figures, 10
many cases not the cost of frame, 1t Is grand
opportunity 10 secure bargains t
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SAVE YOUR MONEY In expenditures for
youths. boys and children's clothing by max
Ing your purchases at the Boys Clothing House
OF B. Robinson & Co., 909 Pennsylvania avenue.
g they have greatly reduced the prices on ali
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been Used to
Elijah r. Grove and isabella g. McConife hotb
OF Fauquier county, Va; Smith johnson and
Matilda Tirrell; Alfred Fitzhugh and Mary Toy:
Henry T. Montgomery and Emma v. Brown:
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March =, 1879.
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., To.nfxhr.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National Theater.-" Joshua Whitcomb," by
bcnman Thompson and company.
korGs Opera House.-"Kellar, the magician
and rluSiOniStn
1Aeatey Comiqus.-yarieties.
Lincoln HaH.-The celebrated Schultz Chill
dTen.
Odd Fellosrs HdU.-Literary and musical en-
teftainment by Beacon Lodge, /. o. o. F.
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A GRAND LUNCH win be served at the open-
ing q Burnett's new restaurant tomorrow, 1898
= street, near Pennsylvania avenue, All are
invited % attend.
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EJECTNENT SUIr.-To-day, Mr. T. F. Miller
ior Ihos. Riley, late lieutenant In the u. S.
cavalry, entered an ejectment suit against TnOs.
d MaTcne 10 recover possession OF part lOt o
square $40. The complainant was in the Custer
campaign and lost both hands by frost. and
while 50 engaged his wife, who has since
deceased. sold the property to March. He
claims that she had no legal right to sell and
sues TO recover. "
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows
197: 5000. Bernard Scherer to Frederick Ban.
gerber, lots to 10 and % to Is, In so. 6: $3.50
john Jennings and Francis Jennings to Frank
lin jennings lot So, SO. 1871; 500. Thos. Gala
=, quit claim.) Roberta Howard to Benz
Eglen, part 8, so. 345; $500. Robert Lewis tc
S sla Beverly. lot 80, sec. 2, Berry Farm
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A DIVORCE SUIr-Yesterday. Mary F Per
Lee filed bin for divorce against Theroa X
Per Lee on the ground Of desertton. They were
married at Hfllsborough. Ohio, In January,
1851, and have had three children the eldest
being over twenty-one years. She asks the
custody Of the two minor Children
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The RICHMOND SHOOTING CASE.-The eXami-
nation OF John E. Poindexter for killing c. C.
Curtis on Monday last, took place In the Rich
mona tNa.) police court yesterday, and resulted
10 the case being sent to the grand jury term Of
the hustings court, and bail was refused. No
evidence was heard except tina, OF persons who
witnessed the homicide. Poindexter was In
court accompanied by his three brothers. He
appeared Self-posSeSsed but at times, when the
witnesses were detailing occurrences OF the
out from his view the picture OF that scene
once during the examination the accused shed
tears. NO new facts were elected. The case OF
+. N. Mcclure, who acted as the friend OF Cur
lis In the matter, and who was charged with
assaulting Pofndexter, was continued until
April l, although the latter expressed his viii
hngness that 1t should be disposed Of. The
young lady was not examined yesterday Poin-
dexters case will come up In the hastings court
Monday.
VIRGINrAs DEBT.-The Virginia Senate on
Wednesday evening" by vote of 2s TO g. pa ssed
the bill TO readjust the public debt of the state.
The bill Is the same passed at the regular ses-
sion, with an amendment declaring that vir-
gtnia would be In no way responsible for West
Virginia's third. The senate then adjourned
until Monday next In the house the Bill was
referred to the finance committee after which
that body adjourned until next Tuesday.
THE NATCHITOCHEs CAsE-Arg1,ment was
concluded and the Natchitoches case given to
the jury In the United states court at New Or
leans yesterday afternoon. At 1880 D. m. no
agreement had been arrived at, and the Jury
retired for the night.
FATAL RAILROAD COLLIsIoN.--A special freight
train collided with the quebec express four
miles south OF AthOl, MS, yesterday, killing
Engineer Mel cod, fatally injuring Conductor
Cameron. and badly injuring several Others A
train with physicians went to the scene from
Amherst.
tx lean $. Paquet cashier of the Ranoun de
Hochelaga, at Montreal, has been arrested.
funds.
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COAL AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY.
OsU at our wharves, foot Of eth st. and 90 for
yourself. COAL constantly arriving. WOOD Of 20
kinds Large stock and fair prices
Sole manufacturers Of Stephensons Patent Bun
died KINDLING WOOD. The only HtndIina Woo
hSying Fire Lighter with every bundle
gTEPHENSON B RRO..
o, 0eeS0e&h Street WhO09.
Branch ONCE nth and Penny Avenue. oepd0n
JOHNSON BROTHER0
WOOD. TELKPH0NlU OONNHOTI0Na GOAL.
Fun WoiRht
COAL Best Quality WOOD
WOOD: Prompt Deliyer1eA COAL
Main once. 4narvo1. mil and depot CounocfA0 Mo-
uptown ofncee BY TELEPHoNR
with uneQualed facilities and advantaeoa foe 90
nomically conducting the wood and col fns6S
WhArvee, factory, extenatve store yards ensk1in4 n
TO stock mp largely When coal Il lovo1f: o76cSs
throughout tho city, and III In fmmedtate CcinNnnl
cation, tngur1ng prompt attention to 0rdGFI - ~
prepared 20 o0ef TO our PATRONS The be2 V113SS q
Remember. vs insure strictly pure ooal, q Am
JOHNSON BROTHYRR
Main omce. MN ana depot foot Of i2t6 iSlS ~
i4is 7ti t. nW md ~ 81 = Nv ny aiis eth
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limited STATES q PEN eDWT
" BONDS on hand for immediate deivery
19rl1 twenty year Biz per cent Bonds
900 Bonds guaranteed by United States for eaJa
vfoers ior all Investment Securities promptly at.
q. s. Called Bonds purchased.
mArA-tr LEMIH JQHN6ON co Ranl.-.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER

ls scientific combination of some of the most pow.
erfu restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom
II restores gray hair to its original color 1t makes
the fcaip white and clean. 1t cures dandruf and
humors and falling out of the hair. 1t furnishes
the nutritve principle by which tha hair is nour-
lshed and supported 1t makes the hair moist, soft
and glossy, and is unsurpassed hair dressing
1t Is the most economical preparation ever offered
TO the public. ~ its effects remain long time making
only an occasional application necessary. 1t isrec.
commended aud used by eminent medical men, and
officially endorsed by the State A.sayer of Msssa.
chusetts. The popularity OF HALLS HAIR RE.
NEWER has increased with the test of many years
both In this country and in foreign lands and it Ia
now known and used in all the civilized countries of
the world For sale by z. D. GILMAN and al
oealerS Uar3m,Hf,3t
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STONE CENTER OPERA CHAINS, two dollars, at
Priggs. +
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GOOD BYE, CHARLEY.-Charley Nye of this
city, who has been actively engagedin the tenn
reformation In 1876, and who, as president OF the
Dashaways, has had much success, left this
morning for st. Louis Charley goes out to
carries with him letters from many OF the min
listers and leading citizens Of Washington com
mending him to the people west. Charley VIII
0e no stranger In ST. Louis, having about 10
and out OF that city: but he Is not the same kind
OF man now that he was then. There were a
number OF his personal friends at the 9Th street
depot TO see him of, including Rev. Mr. Kra-
mer, Messrs. j. B. Cunning, T. F. Pindeli and
Bud Eggleston.
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HOLMAN

=. These remedies. which are the sole exponents Of
Ing. have been proved the cheapest and Most FL.
Iectual Kennedy for all Diseases ARISING
rom M aIaria or n Dis0rdered Stomach
or Liver, and it Is q well known fact that nearly
all the diseases that attack the human body can
be traced directly or Indirectly to these two
organs.
The PAD Ecerts a Prompt and Specific
1nHnence upon tho System. and Removes
the POaSOnOH9 Germs eUhtch P0r0luso Sts
Acftne, and Restore q Normal Condition of
Ae0tth ~ q manner Absolutely Wonderful.
It is known by actual ezpsriecs that there is no
dsease that attacks the youth adult of both sexes
that can eren De modified by the use Of drugs but
tnat can DC acted on In far satisfactory and
permanent manner by the HOLMAN Liver PAD
co.'s REMEDIES.
Number1esa Cases, Finally AcknOvxl.
edged to be Beyond the Reach OF Medi.
cine, have been Saved under the Mid
Act1OA OF these u remedies Alone.
If questioned, send for our pamphlet ssNature.s
Laws" giving extended information aud tcstin,0.
free.
The remedies are sent by mail, postpaid. on re
ceipt o. price, except the eat which is sent BY ex
press At purchasers expense.
Consultation free and solicited 1t our Office. or nv
mail, giving fun description Of your case.
The public is earnestly cautioned against tn,ita
tons ana spurious articles.
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CNOW-WHITE BREAD
- WILL BE GUARANTEED IF YOU USE
Ceres.
The handsonest Minnesota Patent F,our l., A..
District. or 40 'n0
Ster1ing's
st. Louis Fancy Patent.
most beautiful Winter Wheat Flour or
Golden Hill.
The well known Standard Family Fluur ~ tho nj,
trct. It is better than 1t ever wa and nosHes as
Rolls ana Bread ss light and Is
The above-named Flours can be- homrht AZ arv A..
class Grocery Store ''
WHOLESALE DEPOT.
CORNER lsT STREET AND INDIANa Avrrrr
oct@-oA WIN. III. GAIT a 90.
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A WIPES CLAIM FOR ALiMONY-In the
Equity Court yesterday Judge Macarthur Or
oefeo rue on John n. Johnson TO show cause
within fifteen days why he should not be ar
tached for contempt In not paying the alimony
at $500 per year decreed ON October IS. $50 "a
his wife, Sarah A. johnson, In her suit for par
Iial divorce.
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GA1IC0E0. {, and Go yard
~ Calico Remnant sc pound
Oottons, 4 8 6, 2, 3 and loo yard
4heettng Cotton, 16c yard
9acstmere, for Men and Boy 10 to q ysra
3me Demoresfb Relisble fsfterne
3an2e6 JOS. B. BAILEY. or. 5eh = Baee. o.GG
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K y IssS E1as8DaET SsFA IEa =
q kxs 8 ssa .ccS col E. 11 ek8S5s! a
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A NOVEL FREE ExCURsIoS.-The first free
excursion OF the season VIII be given on the
Belt Line Railroad by Judge j. W. Wright, on
saturday, TO the children In his neighborhood:
also to the Protestant Orphan Asylum on
14th street, and one OF the public schools. This
excursion VIII start from the residence Of Judge
Wright, corner nth and VI streets northwest,
at $3.50 p. M. sharp. The Judge has arranged
with the Belt Line for cars sufficient to accom-
modate three hundred children. Parents are
assured that careful drivers will be placed In
charge. John A. Baker, esq. has furnished a
barrel OF apples and DR.. Gunton case OF
oranges for the occasion.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-YeSterday, Mr. Tobias M.
Wolfz, the wei known carpenter, for over 25
years employed at the Smithsonian Institution.
died at Gtman's drug store OF heart disease
III. Wolff was taken ILL on the steps OF the
American House, where he was waiting for his
sons, VINO were to call and drive him to his
ncer Byrne carried him to the drug store, and
Dr. Toner was summoned, and did his best to
Tesuscftate the sufferer, but without avail as
found. DR.. Toner gave certificate as to the
cause OF death, and the body was conveyed to
the home OF the Wolff family. Mr. Wolff
where he learned his trade, and had reached
the age OF g. years.
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WOAM0 WORD0-An Original Rsvisv q
t tn1antnroYy. Social Reform. Art scienaa. Lixa.
what men are doing % advance the iutsrSSSS -
w $500 fsssy h91ceho!d should Rad 90 rcd
g 81 ny Rsissi Ap;gs6Gx4 iS sis ;1 ga ~
isass: g Ree. s II g ssss SSss sl aEM
0yfvau1A ava >e ~
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DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.
REGULAR PAD-s2oo; J Isn,sstpient diseases. frs,
SPECIAL c Sn,is 1nS 1s FsyeT etc
SPLEEN BELT-$5 90: ENLARGED SDIsen and 1sv.,
INFANT pAD-sf f9S Gh,n cats
e1a inIantum and Summer Com.
BODY AND c4ess to- Nervous Fso
FOOT pair-5oc stra s iasx snd ,e% on Ss
box. 25c boxes. s s.ss y a5esasslss numb
For further information as TO Diseases ,,.o,,.,
ne, ne fna ana Its Auxtliaries, consult our ..a M
RINGwALT & HALL, Asent..
over VIM: R. Rileys Dry Goods Store "'rea"est
NO Charles street, Baltimore.
Lady ihyslclan IN attendance in the Lax1taa n.
p--1non'. febl4eoly
NATTAN's VEGETABLE CATHAR.
TIC AND ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
Are extensively used and unexcelled for cor,r,.,,.
ars'n E; irem nyspspsia Costiyeness Gold Nervous
They do not gripe, and are the most reliabe pnrSa
tive known. E"Ass-
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX.
ARTHUR NATTAN's,
18th and L streets n.,,.
feb27tr and I'd ana ID y 70.
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~ lean b Paquet, cashier Of the Banaue de
Hochelaga, at Montreal, has been arrested.
charged with embezziing $4,000 OF the blnk's
funds
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GEORGE d. CUMMLMs, D.. d., Fra
Memoir; &2e0. Life Of Richard Fuller, b. D.. b.
De Cuthben; Sl60. Goethe and schiller; Thsir
Lives and Works; by Boyesen; O. The Oriefn ma
Growth Of Religion, by AA1 Muller. $3.50 Hefed-
~. with Pfelndee on Current Events by joseph,
el60 Jesus OF Nazareth; Who he Vas and NJ
L. he Nov; By Rev. VIM Patton. D. d. ana
For sale By WIN. BALLANTYNE son
Io0Iz0 z39 3Eh atV0ef.
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Ar Asbury (colored) N. E. church last sunday
night, the pastor. Rev. E. w. s. Peck, preached
the closing sermon OF the conference year. He
elicoeo TO the prosperous condition Of the
cnafge, stating that he had received les per-
sons on probation, and the membership now
NUMBERS 1,lsl. The amount received for the
support OF the church was 81, 2O2 and about
800 has been raised for conference Collections
II: Peck Is now attending the conference at
Daulmore, and the congregation are anxious
that the bishop win return him to Ashury
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A WAR CoNFIsCATIoS SALE CAsE.-In the
Circuit Court, Judge Cartier, yesterday, the
case Of William N. Mcyeigh VS.. Ann Gregory,
II. j. Gregory and NJ. R0man-actiOn on bond
Tor q. 5o0-was tried This case grows out OF
one OF Judge Underwoods confiscation cases in
Alexandra, where the husband OF Mrs. Gregory
bought residence belonging TO w. N Nc
Weigh, the conrScation sale being afterwards
declared invalid BY the Supreme Court OF the
United states. The jury returned verdict for
81, 125 for plaintiff.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS

7 HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH ME
in business WILLIAM V. LEWIS, who has for
many yesrs been connected with this house. and the
business will hereafter be conducted under the arm
maine Of BROWN LEWIS.
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage ex.
tended To the old house during the past twenty
eight yesrs, ask for the new firm continuance of
thelrsfavor g. THOS. BROWN,
No. LII bridge st.
MARCH 1sT. 1879. msrl-e cost
ESTABLISHED IN 1855
" ENLARGED AND IMPROVED IN 1874;
Now the most Complete in this part Of the Country
w. II. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT.
- Jefferson st., near Bridge St. Georgetown.
d. q.
Everything appertaining TO the business promptly
attended to- The Gle aiming of Carpets. Druggets and
Blankets q specially during the summer months
District work sent for and returned free OF ch8rga
Orders by mail and express promptly attended To-
Address Is above. Nlltr
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LIE WANTS DIvORCE.-To-day, Chas. ID.
Brewer, by II. 3. Moulton, filed a bill fora d.
vorce from Elizabeth Brewer. He sets forth
that she left him about two years since and re-
fuses to return, and prior thereto conducted
herself In cruel and abusive manner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-07
DRY GOODS.

CPRING GOODS. LOW P01G66-
- Just arrived. new Wool RuusinS. Ssc 49, ~
fn b ack and choice colo-s -
S ~ n blscs eashmeree. ~ so. IS and e1
New hemnants Of Sc Calico now 4sc
Rpnre sr sn T ioI Men and Boys wear.
f1u widsn sheeting Cottons, H. 20 ana 25c
a lot OF hne Hosiery marked down To i2Sc
....- .n, BENy. MILLER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-07

RUY STHE MYSTERY" or the "OONFORT.
- sAIkT open bach, made Of Wamsutia xnakn
The Great Southern" made Of the same mstsr1al.
open front, IL only 80 c{A
ton guaranteed, for O., q MEGINNI6G=
teD0-ly 10O4 II atpo1 80.