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LOCAL NEWS.
Two Cemetery Meetings.

THE LoT-E0IDERS AT GLENwOOD,
meeting OF the lot holders o, Glenwood
metery was held last evening In the chapel OF
Tie Y.M.C.A. building, Judge BARLEY In the
Chair, and Mr., T. CIephaue secretary. The
following trustees were elected: T. W. Barley,
Thts. j. Fisher and John McCleland. The
AMI ual report to May 31st was presented, show
Ing: Receipts, s. $40 q, including si.6630s from
Ing graves; disbursements, s., O99 80; balance In
haI DIS or treasurer, s717.25; due for lots sold.
1919; number OF interments, 2I7. The secretary
stated that they had arranged for q supply Of
water, Wen having been sunk in which there
Is - feet OF water, and wind mill viii be
erected 10 raise lt. Mt. j. s. Brown moved that
tne meeting endorse the action OF the trustees
In hiIng vacancies on the board by The appoint
ment OF Messrs. L. Clephape and G.. T. Keen:
adopted. After some Informal discussion as to
fuIther improvements plotting into grave
lois an adcitlOhal 80 acres, &c,-the meeting
adjourned.
ANNUAL MEETING OF OAK HILL LoT-HoLDxRs.
The annual meeting OF the lot-holders of the
superintendent ONCE, in the grounds. MT.
Charles N. Matthews, president, In the chair
and MI. James &C sler secretary. The report
ing april so, as follows: Balance on hand Apiil
$50, 1850, S. 500 q; receipts from all sources
the asst year, SIS as; real e. tate notes paid
Investments, SIC. $780, total, SIS IS9 rs, Ba,ance.
49, 46. Investments to the present time.
fly, $751; 81. Interments for the year, 246; pre-
SIoNo AVuUCf Vi 4,0Jo, UOtal. 4,tSf.
The superintendent and treasurers report
showed the following: number of lots re-
sodded, 8; number OF sites re-Sodded. %; foun-
cations for monuments and head and foot
stones. AZ; lineal feet Of sewer dltched, 954;
square feet OF roadway paved. $50; square yards
OF avenues and walks glaveled, 1924; squire
feet OF flag stone, -; brick laid 6oS; shade
and evergreen tees planted, 16. The presi-
dent, after reviewing the reports of the officers
In Ills annual statement, says: 1.-The kindly
assistance or al VINO are tntert ed Is invokei
In aid OF the fol Is OF the board to prevent the
ABUSE OF the indulgence now ranoed TO those
desiring to V sit the grounds en- Sunday IU is
feared that among the n any persons who avail
OF tie privilege OF thus visiting the cemetery
on thai daJ are not a Jew VINO fail to observe
the pIopTletieS OF the time and place Of The
elslt." the object OF III request Is TO call al
teLtion TO the TACT that many persons VINO are
Permitted 10 visit the cemetery on SUNDAY 90
Ioraging IN the lois and pluck The flowers. TO
such an extent has this conduct go3e thar now
on Sundays watchrnen are placed I'm the walks
10 Keep surveillance over the visitors to the
cemetery. The annual election resulted In the
Reelection OF the cid board of managers az
follows: Messrs. w. NJ. Calf, John c. Hark-
ness, charles NJ. Matthews and William L.
Dunlop.
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Our Young LAWYER.

| THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITIES CONTRIBUTION TO
THE LEGAL FRATERNITY.
The commencement exercises OF the Law
School OF the Columbian University take place
at the National Theater to night and will un.
doubtedly be of great interest. The exercises
will be as follows:
overture-College Songs. suppe; valse-Tou.
1ours GU 1amais. Waldteufel; Seiecuon-Ou-
vette, Audran. Invocation. Romance Felicia
Dehbes. thorn solo by Mr.. Tilleaux) Annual
Address-The Hon. VIM. lawrence of Ohio.
CapLiceGThe Shepherds Dance. Hlrth. Con-
ident Concertc-Fitth Air for Cornef. Desertot.
10y MI: VIM. Jaeger) Awarding of Prize3~Tne
R Ro1c,S samuel F. Phillips. Of North Carolina
Rocks, Walter, 10y Mr.. F. W. Lusby.1 Benedice
tlon March-Class OF 81, So1sa.
The following are the officers, committees
Officers: Glass CT 1ss1-win Halght, presi-
oenf; w. A. Leetch, 1st vice president; John
arthur. 20 vice president; j. NJ. Fox secretary;
man; w. d. Chapman. Lanier Dunn, G.. Hyde,
X. A. Johnston. G. D. Johnston, N. K. Page, s.
Committee Of Reception (from Junior Classy
L Il. AlbrCcht, G. Blair, B. Z. Cavltt, c. r.
D Dear, Miles Fuller, ": E. Linn. I. W: Maxson,
MqIf a. 81 sro MSges l. oiss 01en T.
Talbot. W. E. Thomas, a. C. Fowler. - a.
Post Graduates-Degree Ii. M.-William r.
BusnDy. LEWIS u. Carman, q. j. Hayes, w, T.
Kent VIM. b. King, H j. Lauck, Woodbury.
Lowe!y. ]. H. Mason, T. j. MacNarnee r. W.
+. Ogflvle, VIM. 8. Parks, j. II. Parsons a. n
seymour, j. D. Smith, P. c. Warman, W. ",
Graduates-Degree IL B.-John Arthur, Pa;
=. +. Barrett, N. Y; P. W. Blazer, N. j.; j. NJ.
Burnett, Conn.,; HenIy Calver, Mass; John
Cannon, Conn; W. b. Chapman, OaiO; Wa.
Fennimore Cooper, Va: C. W. Dorsey. DC; c.
A. Douglass, sc; tanler Dunn, DC. JIM. Fox,
Conr.; w. +. c. Gregory, jr, Va; VIII Haight,
Iowa; II. w. Harris, N. c.; Charles r. Hyde,
Tern; F. s. Hyde. Tenn; r. A. johnson, NY;
w. A. Johnson, D. c.; g. d. Johnston, Va;
w. A. Leetcb. D. c.; John T. Lighter IT, d. c.:
d. N. Low, D. c.; E, Morgan. DC; oscar Nauck,
Va; M Z. Page. Me; N. q. Parks, Wis; J. A. :.
Perry, COL; j. r. Rogers, Md; George F. Rol-
G.; g. w. Seaver, Vt; s. D. TrfmbIe, DC; Geo.
r Wnlttlesey. ID. c.; II. X. Willard, DC; E r.
William Conn; w. D.. Writ, Va
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CITY ITEMS.

My Provision for this xummer
embraces variety OF interesting objects In
wearing apparel for boyhood, youth, and man
up into suits. With skeleton sacks In the BEST
s,yle k1oWE TO the sartorial profession, partic.
ulaIIy desirable for vacation lounging.
nave SUITS made from the wool of the black
and white sheep, mingled with artistic effect,
ana specially notable for unfading beauty.
gentlemen who cannot find In the ready.
MADE STOCK articles to please them, may be
Suteo IN the Tailoring Department Of the next
floor, at small advance on ready made prices.
GHO. G. HENNING,
40 Ifh str Of
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Friday, Forsyth agt Htbernia Building
Association; argued and submitted,
Yesterday, Campbell agt. Wilson: opinion by
Judge Macarthur that replication Is bad ia
substance. Burche agt. Wallach and Wallach
agr. Burche; argued and submitted. j. Camp.
Dell, admir-, agt Nathaniel Wilson; opinion by
JUSTICE Macarthur allowing demurrer and dis.
missing suit.
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,tdge James.
Friday. Shillington agt Stevens sc Co.;
luIor Withdrawn. Cotton agt. Window; hear
amend declaration. United States use OF Lyle
agE thompson ct al; award approved and
1ao og'aas on aWa.d Chandler agt: Smith; ex-
ment thereon. Bsuff agt. Nledomanski: Or
dered that Justice make additional return.
tssa Cotton paree ag Porter Judgment
Plaintiff: Pierce agt Porter: Judgment con.
fessed. Willard agt. Wood; leave to amend
Lee; jury out.
PROBATE CoURr.-J.dge Hagrer.
Friday. estate OF. Jared L. Elliott: letters
OF o. collection issued to J. ]. johnson; bond,
ssooOo: Estate OF c. J. n. Rosenbaum; order
OF OF, publication l1 issued; James H. Mahr ap-
waiter Evans; bond, 5000. Estate of William
Fofo; Issues to be tried In the Circuit Court,
rstitlon OF F. ". Evans to be appointed ad-
Evan sd " Win one of status I1a Lane Of was W f
proven and admitted TO probate and record.
John w. Pilling appointed guardian to the or
pnsns OF George E. Mitchell.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge cor.
Friday, Joseph Rodgers and Chr!stopher
Hunter, alias Kit Hunter, grand larceny:
Veldlct guilty; notice or motion for q new
trlai isaac ii. lockwood, grand larceny: Jury
resplteo. William c. Murdoch, nuisance; a
nolle pr0S..entered.
Saturday; Patrick Daily. unlicensed bar:
pleaded guilty; fined S105 and costs. julius
Fauth, unlicensed bar: verdict guilty: Sentences
suspended. Anna NJ. Nadin, unlicensed bar:
FORFEITURE OF recognizance set aside on payment
OF costs. Henry Christina, Sunday bal: not
guilty. Samuel G. Carter, Sunday bar: the
Jury Ia1led to agree and was discharged. Aionzo
=. k1moall Sunday bar; verdict guilty: fne1
$40 and COSTS Valentine Greser, unlicensed
oaI; motion to amend the Information agreed
Yestt rday, Julius Fauth, unlicensed bar. s1O5
ana costs Isaac Il. Lockwood, larceny; not
guilty. Abraham White, burgIarious entry:
pleaded not guilty as to the first count and a
nolle pros entered as to the second, John
Smallwood, VIM. Woodson and Edward a. Dent.
larceny; recOgniZanceS forfeited. Lewis John,
son alla5 Flip" Brown. burglary and larceny
Qnolcled with Lewis MickenS. heretofore con-
vlctedl; on nearing. I.H.Lockwood. larceDy;not
guilty. julius Fauth, unlicensed bar: flned
$lO5 and costs. Abraham White, burglarlous
tntIy; on nearing. John SmallWOod, William
WoodSon and Edward Fl. Dent, larceny: recoy-
n1Zance forfeited. Lewis johnson alias Fin
broWn. guilty; notice OF motion for Lew
trial. ~"
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ROUGH TREATMENT OF AN INSUBORDINATE
BoY.-A little colored boy. named Geo. Dixon,
While playing on pile OF lime yesterday at
teILoon az the corner or 10th and L streets WAS
o. dered OH by the ieboTer In charge OF 1t, Geo.
threw him heavily to the ground rendering
Nun unconscious Getting alarmed, Johnson
ran OH, and was pursued Dy both colored and
NhIte men. He was arrested by O1icer Halli-
nan In house In Blagden's alley and Locked
up In the sixth precinct station house
In the Police Court this afternoon Mr. Coyle
stated TO the court that he had received a Ger
uncate from DIR. Rice stating that the boy was
not able to appear In court. Mr.. Coyle asked
the court to continue the case until Saturday
under 500 bail. which was done. He was com
mittEd In default or pond
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The Investigated School Teacher.
NO REPORT YET PREPARED

The taking OF testimony Ia the investigation
of Miss c. A. Lewis, one of the colored school
teachers charged with holding improper rela-
lions with MIR. Marshal, has closed. The
managers OF the investigation-Mr Wilkinson
on the part Of Miss Lewis and Mr.. Brooks on
the part Of the school board-now have the
evidence before them from which q report will
be deducted for presentation to the invest.
eating committee for Its final action. great
deal OF evidence has been taken. Some Of the
members of the committee on teachers of the
public school board this morning fatty con-
tradlct the statement published In morning
paper, TO the effect that the committee having
the case OF charges against Miss Lewis Of public
SCHOOLS, had come 10 any conclusion. They
state that the committee closed its sitting5 last
night lor taking testimony. and adjourned to a
ion has been expressed by any members as to
the truth or fals.ty OF the accusations.
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Suit for Damages Against the Dis
triCts

Theodore 81. N. Mcpherson, as counsel for
MfS. Amorett j. Clark, to-day entered suit
against the District OF Columbia for s2O, 900
damages for Injuries received by the plaintiff
on the 25th December, 1850, by which her
thigh. bone was broken. She slipped and fell
upon the street crossing where the snow AMI
reach the 7th street cars, on south side OF
pennsylvania avenue. whereby her thigh. bone
was SO badly fractured that she could not move,
and had to be removed in q carriage to her
home on Capitol Hill. From the injuries re-
ceiVed she was confined to her bed for several
weeks and is now only able to move about on
crutches. She charges that the streets were
Ia an unsafe condition, that the authorities
Knew them to be unsafe, and that it was their
duty to keep them in proper order.
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CONDENSED Locale.

The Capital Bicycle Club has obtained per.
mIsslcn 90 erect stand at Iowa Circle for the
convenience OF persons who want to witness
the coming races OF the club
Inc Ya.g csIttc has been reorganized and
incoIpoIateo Into joint stock company under
, me 6ame OF the Evening Critic Publish.
Mg company" The stockholders are NJ. d.
nelm' :. L. Ringwalt, E: NJ. Hack. A. G.
Buell., J. E. RingwaIt, Frank B. Conger.
ana Hallet Kilbourn. Its Issue will commence
In enlarged form. Mr. a. {. Buell. win be- in
charge OF the editorial department. The bust
ness ls !, aHairs VIII be under the management OF
The Homeopathic Medical Society met last
nlgnt, ard Dra Cate and Curtis were elected
members. and Dr. Charles sAlien was elected
Sice, President to oil the unexpired term. The
nospltal question was discussed, and the pro
EJ scs met with great favor. Drs. Alien, Verdi
Gate and Curtis wese elected delegates to the
Homeopathic Medical Institute, at its next
nn the g.t ~ pe nelo at Brighton Beach, NY.
Sarah Moran has entered suit against NJ. D.
Games, =. y. Sullivan ct al, OF the Territorial
account. and an Injunction to restrain the man.
ayers OF the association from lessenfnp her
snare OF the assets by reason Of any loss In con-
seauence OF the DEFAULT OF s. A. Terry, late
Rev. DR.. s. Domer and Mr.. John G. Parker. OF
%. Pauls Lutheran Church, delegates elected
which meets at Altoona. Pa, have left tor that
place, and viii be absent about week.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company has
elected the following directors for the ensuing
MCGUIRE, F. B. Mcguire. C. c. Duncsnson mr.
J. NJ McCaila. John Keyworth, DR.. W. e. Rob
erts. 3. B. Mcdonald, George Wright. Thos j.
Fisher and Thos. e. Waggaman.
AT meeting OF the trustees OF the Sover
eigns Cooperative Association of this CITY.
ned last evening, Allen Chapel was appointed
manager to succeed A. B. Schofleld.
Jacob Adams, the white man who stole 81
from John P. Evans, In the Smithsonian
grounds. yesterday, was sentenced In the
Pollce Court today to six months In Jail.
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Military Notes..

The Washington Light Infantry Corps had
drill last night with 14S men in line At the east
front OF the Capitol they attracted large
crowd to witness their evolutions; amid march
Ing up the avenue, battalion front, they elected
rounds OF applause.
Tie National Rifles held a special meeting
after drill last evening" and elected sayerai
honorary members. The company decided TO
celebrate their anniversary, June Q, by a
parade. The company Will assemble au the
arMoTy at 6 pm. In fatigue uniform for the
same. They also decided 10 assemble for drill
this evening.
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The National Fair In October.

INTERESTING RUNNING RACES ON THE PROGRAM.
The board OF directors OF the National Fair
Grounds Association met last evening, Col.
Joseph McKtbbin, vice president, In the chair,
and MI. Charles C. Duncanson secretary. 1t
was decided to hold the annual fair, for stock
and other exhibits, In October next, com
2sth Of the month, and to have running races
during that period. They propose to make the
purses liberal and an object for owners Of
horses TO bring their stock 10 the course. IJ is
Luke Blackburn. the king Of the turf, and the
few great leaders Of the string OF runners
MeSsr5. II. IL. Blackburn, w. Fl. Morrison and
Charles Z. DuIcanSOn We're selected as q CON-
mittee to revise the premium list and prepare
a catalogue,
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Amusements, Excursions. Etc.

The Washington Swimming School on New
York avenue. between 18th and 18th streets, is
noW open. The water Is kept at temperature
OF SIS degrees during this cool weather,
The Potomac Steamboat Company is issuing
special excursion tickets at very reasonab!e
rates to Richmond by water. See adverISe-
ment.
The Washington Excursion Company will
give their first moonlight excursion OF the sea-
son next Thursday. The Mary Washington
WILL leave at 6:3O q. m. and return at 80 o. ~
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THE CORNELL UNIV sRsITY EXAMINATIONS
J ne regular eXamin atoms for admission IN Jha
University are held at Ithaca, NY, 10 June
al september; but for the convenience II
those residing at a distance examinations will
De held June IL at the Flanslin scEool build
Ing, In this city, for three days. small pam
ph CT. giving the times and places OF entrance
EXAMINATIONS for 1851, the requirements for
1850, will be sent to any address upon app.lca-
lion TO The treasurer Of Cornell Uni yers.ly
Ithaca. Ny. See advertisement IN Ter ..E 1u-
catfOnalr
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SA8sTAG's PRICES are hard 10 beat, Remember
the red sign, No. 100 Tth street.

AN OLD SOLDIER SQUANDERING HIS PENSION
MeEEY.-An old SOLDIER named VIM Carey yes
afterwards went into rum mill on PennsYlya-
Ma avenue, where he met the usual force or
bummers, who fell upon him for general treat
al around He was weak enough 10 waste
several dollars on this crowd, and. getting
Pr tty full himself, one OF the party. ir Is
alleged, ran his hand into his pocket where his
EoLey was. A quarrel followed and Officer
Breen arrested the solder and Chas W smith
and licked them up for hearing.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

DEEDS In Zee have been recorded as follows:
B. F. Hill to NJ. Valinda Chapman, sub %, so.
EOS; $1,000. Cornelius Hopkins to George A.
McIlhenny, lot Sc, So %; $3.50. L. A. Cor
nish trustee, to Washington Hatton sub A. so.
w; =. Same to Sophia III. Smith, sub Ii.
90, 8. s. Ii. Smith to W. Hatton pt. Is al
.N; 5. Mary II. Smith ct al to Caroline nj
Chase, lot 8. section 8, Barry Farm; $3.50. w.
h M TO George $. Knott interest part Il, sq
81, so. $40: $2I5. WV"
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1000 STYLES OF NEW LAWNS.

WHITE AND TINTED GROUNDS, finest quality,
yard-wide, i2k cents.
NEW LAWNS. only cents.
NEW LAWNS. only Oh csnts
NEW LAWNS. only cent?.
NEWLAWES. only 10 cents
REAL LINEN LAWNS. Job lot, Is cents.
ENGLISH GRENADINES, Job lot, 10 GEMS.
CHEvIoT STRIPES; FINE aINaHAMs. NEW.
SHETLAND sHAwLs-cardiual. White and B.ue
COMMENCEMENT DRESS GOODS.
and Figured Swiss 20 Styles s at IS Ss P Dpsisa
Lawns. French Muslins. Victoria Lawns, MuiI
snmmsr sf sc ss cts %
sdk. 81; 81 rs. 81. 50. sl:7s. s.: Cclored silks,
&c nsns gu EsS %2S
pie inens Napkins. shesting Oottens, Bed
Sothss sn sumner ps, Eaaanpes Linens for Boys
and Fancy. "A'''
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS
NOW ON HAND.
9. M. ToWsoN,
030 Psnnsylvania avenue,
!e4 South Tide. rear It'll st and Center Market.
PALmER's
AMERICAN GINGER ALE.
SUPERIOR SUMMER BEVERAGE.
EQUAL TO THE BEST.
RETAIL PRICE. sl.Oo PER DOZEN,
For sale ~ Dealers generally or by the M,nuf.o.
oAA'L o. PAIMUn.
Depot and Facs DRY. l12A 10th H..
West Washtnston.
1eaepaome 0onnseaen. ap27
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The Boston Produce Exchange has passed
resolutions In favor Of holding worlds fair In
that city In 1885, and appointed a committee Of
SIX 10 COOP crate with other committees on the
subject.
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FCSsELL's ice cream.

The PROPOSED Y. NJ. c. A. REMOVAL
managers OF the Ioung Men CHRISTIAN Asso-
clat1on met last night, and MeSsrs Z, f. SiInD-
son, f w. Woodruff and ChaS. Lyman, Inc
con mittee appointed at the last meetIn, m
look fer new quarters for the aSSoci atton re-
ported that they had several buildings In view
but had not yet selected one. The COMMITTEE
was continued and requested TO report further
at the next meeting. The question of removing
was again thoroughly canvaSsed and the dis
cHsslon that took place showed a unantmnna
feelIg In favor OF a change. 1t was stated that
IN impression with the public that they owned
tne I. NJ. Z: A. building operated to shut off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-07

JUST RECBIvRD-2O 600 lines from the Island
OF Montserrat. Reeds Sons, 1916 street north
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A CONFESSED BURGLAR SENTKNCRD.-This
able bodied black man, named Henry Wood.
was charged with burglary, In having on
March 4th last, unlawfully entered the house
pleaded guilty, but the Court being desirous of
knowing whether he fully understood what he
was doing assigned Mr.. Cahill to the case. Ga
Mr.. c. asking him how 1t was, he explained
that he put knife under the window and
showed IL up, Mr.. Cahin then turned him over
to the court, who sentenced him to four years
In the Auburn {NY) penitenttary. Wool
thanked the court, and went back TO the dock
smiling.
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Rt,rnet.,s Cecoane.

Burnetk's C0cOane.
THE BEST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
IL alleys irritation removes all tendency to
and inVigorates the action OF the
callilaTies IN the highest degree, thus pro-
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
It's enect upon the glosslness and richness of
the halr Is such as cannot be surpassed.
6CANkTTS FLAvORING EXTRACTS are the best.
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RIAL ESTATE sALK.-Thomas Bowling anc

RBAL ESTATE SALE.-Thomas Bowling auc-
Iloneer, sold yesterday afternoon, for Fred w.
zones and Henry Rolkinhorn, trustees. lots rs
ana 70. IN Riggs subdivision OF square No 20
together with the improvements. TO RidIey
BsrIoW, ior 9 SEQ. This property is located On
tne north SIDE OF Rhode Island avenue. between
lat and 18th streets northwest
MeSsI5. Duncanson Bros auetfonaaro cola
yesterday afternoon for Reginald Fendall1 trl1S
zee, part OF lot 20, in square $40. having front
OF 70 leet on street, between 9th and tn az .
with a depth OF 1856 feet inch TO an aIlev and
improved by small frame, TO w. II. Uenning
for S. 800.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FOR PINE FLoORIY

tDhOPCSALS FOR PINE FLOORING.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE WAR A,;pll
NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
sealed Proposals for furnishing and deiverirg
Geofsia Pine Flooring boards and SC ltiag st tia
War and Navy Departments, in tnis city, viii be
received at THE OF ce until IL M Nd 20 1881.
bidders. - '-e''A'' "a
Specifications general instructions for bidders,
@btr dealers upon ae ploper s 70
,,ec. THos. LINCOLN CASEY.
!e6-6t 1t Col. Corps II En'ss.
ptOPoSaLs ARE INVITED UNTn. rH E sOrH
q 81 r fam ang peSsrn or
The tern q the camp Meeting be he'd 4 ac Iar
fo"cff ia os sne
nencing July 2sth and CLOSING August 18th, 1881.
No. No. sssa Ss 6n
PRoFosALs FOR FUEL.
NAVY DRPARTMryr.
WASHINGTON May ~, 1881.
sea.ec PR posais separately, fer Wood aud Goal.
Asyy will be received until u O'CLOCK N ,ssTGR-
a nA Su N b xS d9 tnPgy the Navy pepsrtmen
so tens extra hard White ash Furnace Coz, u
-. on toL bite ash stove GOA,
fuInace CT stove Is the Department may require
AN the coal to be of the best qua i.y. free from,
dirt and slate. and inspected BY worm IN spector
ton. W suS
Twenty cords more or less, Spru e Pine Wood.
tme1ty i've cofdst more or less, Hicfory Wood
AL oi me wood u De Of the best quality, and in
" s SOs' VI sue
Inc Coal and Wood to be deliv, red az the Navy
leptrInent or office for which required by the
pailss 10 hom the contract Cor contracts) may be
s.SsIaeo. in such Quantities the con Pslence OF
toe Depa rtIleDt may require.
he right to reject any and all bids or to sccept
sby portion q any bid, 10 resers /; and the sue
cesffui bidder VIII be required to fu nish bond in
tne sum OF two Thousand dollars \. q Guarantee of
FAITHFUL Performance Of the cont act which may
De awarded him. WIN. II HUME,
hyl1-1AWlw Secretary ~ the Navy.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

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Prof. j. NJ. Heard.

Of New York city, member Royal College Of
veterinary Surgeons OF England; Professor of
Veterinary Surgeon OF the Sd Avenue R.R. 60.
OF ny City SEQ herses), &c, &C., says: :" /
Ia a great pleasure In test1fy1ng to the val
Arnicdted Extract of Witch Hazel. No yeter-
mary surgeon or horse owner can afford to be
without IT, Cures speedy cuts, bruises, in
lures, sprains, prick5 or bruises OF the feet,
ware OF worthless limitations. Depot so Maiden
Lane New York. Sold in fifty cents and dollar
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