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AUCTION SALES.
by c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer,
SALE or THREE

DhREMPTQRY SALE OF A THREE STO-
ny BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, on 18TH STREET
IT ACCTIoN On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, August nth. at 6 O'Clock, / shall sell, on
The premises, part Of Lot No. ~. Square No 49,
fronting % feet "A inches 18th street west, be-
tween and d streets north, running back lOh feet
20 n feet alley, together with the Improvements
thereon consisting of substantial three story
brick Dwelling house, with a back building, CON
tanning altogether Is rooms.
As AM instructed to sell this valuable property
without reserve. q favorable opportunity is pre-
sented for profitable investme- T..
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in four
equal payments AT ., g. H. and Is months notes 10
bear interest, satisfactorily secured.
an -S,Tn&W G. w. BOTELER, Anct.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
- PIANO FORTE, C, ATAUCTIoN.-On THURS
DAY, the 18th instant, shall SELL at 10 O'clock A.
M. al No. 10 IA street, near the City Hail, an ex-
celleEt assortment of Furniture, viz:
Good Mahogany Case Piano Forte,
Mahogany Sofa, Divans,
Parlor Castor and Rocking Chairs,
Mahogany Marbe-top Dressing Bureau and Wash
Mahogany, French, and other Bedsteads, and
SWardrObes,
Fine Damaak, Merino, and white Window Cur
tainS,
Fine Tapestry and other Carpets and Hearth Rugs
China, Glass, Crockery aud Stone Ware,
Feather Beds and Bedding,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Gas Chandeliers and Burners,
Tables. Washstauds and Toilet Sets
Stoves, Kitchen Utensils. and MANY other articles
Terms Al sums under SIS, cash balance ia 2
:, and months, tor notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest. 80 -
sul2d A. GREEN, Aust
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Steamboat Disasters.

LOUISVILLE. August 1.-THE steamer Mariner
from st. Louis bound 20 Cincinnati, sunk last
night on the fats about twenty miles above this
city. No lives lost. The boat will probably be
raised.
AMHERsTBuRe, c. w, August I2.-The steam
ting Cliff Relden. of Detroit, was burnt here last
night. The engineer and the wheelman were Sc
verely injured
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DeNfrucfiNe Fire

LAWRENCE. Mass, August II "A great Ere 10
raging in this place. Tie United states Hotel
the Church Block, Unitarian Church, and new
Court House are already destroyed. Three men
are reported killed. The CITY government has
just telegraphed 10 Lowell for all the assistance
q at can be spared. with engines.
second dispatch states that another church ia
destroyed. and another man badly hurt. The loss
is nearly SlUO.OOO.
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The Su, appended Sugar X efiniug Csmpan,

NEW YORK, August l2.-At meeting Of the
creditors Of the Boston Sugar Refinery Company
with capital Of SiO0 600, the old establishment
at East Boston % he put in al $40 gu, and some
PERSONAL property connected with IL az S25.O00.
leaving S75.UUO to I've subscribed for 10 is further
statsd that Charles %. Whitmore wonld accept
the agency. A subscrip ton paper was started and
signed generally by those present.
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The GaHAr wE.r o chs pron, "a land In the
Jes OF nftt,ons both in the Old World end in the
wx. Us Iertie soil and magnificent opportunities
80 are the great sources Of its att, &C
..uhs ogt along its beautiful streams there links
snata q most deadly influence, which il the great
~ nsck Oh That splendid region, and must remain
~ iot many years to COM. Ennis rants and Others
contemplate setflems mt in that section viii do
Ii 20 provide tbemselves with -e only cure that
yet been found Efficient, speed,, and cei tain
Somean Dr. J. Hostetter' celebrated Bittsrs.which
~ snatohed hundreds from an untimeiy grave.
III nen nperat9n upon thu digestive organs rs soon
is,s 20 De benehcient, without being violent
TOT sale by Drnggisrs and dealers generally every
""'io' rq.-.'1 u -. an O. cost
MEXICAN MtsTANG LIYIMKsf
rom rich and pOor, bond and free-ait colors,
GRADES, and conditions of lIfe-we hear the same
need OF praise awarded this wonderful attic e.
sores healed pains relieved, lives saved valua-
pie anlInas made sefuf, and untold Ills assnassd
Dy thus greet medicine which surprising to the
Judgment OF man. What family does not require e."
effects Produced by any other article. For Cuts,
rSrses TO- It has no equal. Be,care Of initations
Ihe genuine Mustang Linimect sold by All re-
Specialize DRUGGISTS and Livery men IN every town.
parish, and hamlet Throughout North and South
bmerica, Europe, and the Islands of the Ocean.
BARNES PARk, Propristors New York.
Also, Lyoa's Celebrated Inseet Porder.
an 8-lmeOw
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BaItimsfe Nlsrket,.

BALTINoRs, Aug. 13.-Flour closed dull; How
ard street offered al decline Of IS cents. Wheat
closed dull; sales Of Il 900 bushels; white 81 20a
81 IS; red II 10. Corn closed dull and with a
decline Of 2cents; white and yellew 7Oa72c. Pro-
visions closed steady; mess pork SIS 25; bacon
sides 9kc. Whisky unchanged
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allure of the Potatoe CT

SACKvTLLE. July t3.-There well founded
fears here that the potato crop throughout the
Province Of New Brunswick is seriously affected
by the rot.
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PorOMAc LODGE, No. 81, u. o. o. F., of Alex
andria, give their grand picnic ut Columbia
Springs on Monday next and the members Of the
Order, and the public generally, of Alexandria.
Washington and Georgetown, are fraternaIly in
vited to participate. Weber's cotillon band will
be present, tfor what purpose it is unnecessary TO
state,) and the committee. comprising some of
the best names in Alexandria, pledge themselves
that every effort will be made to render the affair
agreeable.
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PIANOS

lNOTICE-The rubserineT, inteodIng To retire
from business al the ensuing fall, ofers,-A
either wholesale or retail, at very reduced S=fE7
prices and on accommodating terms, hisitt NV
large and elegant stock Of Pianos by Chlckering a.
SOFAS. and oth.r approved Boston and New York
makers. Son excel ent second hand Pisnos, very
chap superior Meludeons, and Ma TINS celebrated
Guitars
ARy person wishing 90 pureI ase the stock and
goodwill of such q well established and profitable
business can have the lease OF the store for some
years.
al lh-2avsw RICHARD DAVIS.
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Later from bermuda

HALIFAX, Aug. I3.-The regular mail steame
from Bermuda reports that Mr.. Nightingale, al
euersiye planter. had lost his sugar factory, ina
chinery, etc, BY fire. amounting 20 S2uO. 900.
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Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug. I3.-Ssocks are higher Chi
cago and Rock Island 624; Michigan southern
PIX; New York Central "a; Pa. Coal Co. 79k;
Reading 43A; Va 6's 90; Mo. 6is SLY.
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WASHINGTON Exrrrpsnr1A Mr. In,

wAsHISeroN ExrkxfnisE-1A Mar Ion
One Of the best job, in the, way OF Iron work
we have ever seen sis that just ccmpleted ON the
north front Of the Patent Once building I'm the
shape OF iron rafters for the support OF an iron
roof, executed by Mr.. John McCielland. Of this
city. SO well was the individual portions Of the
work fitted and finished before being taken 10 the
Patent Once, as that In the space of fourteen
working days and the hottest Of the season. ths.
complicated frame work was put up and admit
ed, each piece fitting the place assigned II with
out alteration. The success Of Mr.. McClellapd
Is setsfactory as going to repudiate the notion
somewhat too prevalent that jobs Of this descrip-
ZION cannot be satisfactorily executed in this CITY
This Job was done In washington, by w ashing.
ton mechanics, In one-third less time, and for
one.iourth less money than just such another lob
on 'hs wess wing OF the same structure, which
was done by Northern COMPANY. with the ,d
ditonal advantage Of having ali their hoist n
done by the U =. Government; that done Inv m s
McCieiland being Of decidedly the best WOOL.
manship and character generally as is attested NV
the architect in charge. Mr. Clark, Cant Neigs
superintendent OF Public Works and Other rs,
rate judges. Mr.. McCIelland has recently nnr.
chased the property known az the old gas.bonse
al the corner Of Tenth street west and the ri ne
canal, which he has demolished, and on the site
ne proposes soon to erect large machine xhop
ana ioundefy, to meet the requirements of bis
CENTRE MARkErs-The sales this morning
were brisk, and the purchasers numerous The
prices in the butchers and fish departments are
unchanged. In the vegetable and feed stands
fh1v~a xCIt< IAI.
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To CLEAR A Room OF MosQUIToEs.-A writer
in South Carolina paper says;-I have tried the
following and 1t works like charm "Take of
gum camphor piece about one-third the size of
an egg, evaPorate by placing il in tin vessel and
bold Il over lamp or candle, taking care that II
does not ignite. The smoke will soon I'LL the
room and expel the mosq uitoes One night. not
long since, was terribly ANNOYED by them, when
thought Of and tried the above, after which I
neither saw nor heard them that night and next
morning there was not one to be found in the
room though the windows had been left open all
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WALL Il BARNARD. Auc,s.
BY A. GREEN Ann,ionna-

bY A. OhEEN. AuetIOneer.
HOUSEHOLD ANDKITCHEN FURNITURE
Il l. AT AUCTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY Y, the nth m
stast, az ~ O'Clock a. m, shall sell. at the resi-
dence OF David Callsg hen. Esq on "a street. be-
tween and streets south, Island, a large lot of
tousehod Furniture. consisting Of
Mahogany sofas, Chairs, and Centre Tables
window Shades, Carpsts, Cane and Wood seat
Chairs,
Clocks. Mante Ornaments, And Rugs,
Feather Beds, Pillows, Boosters. and Ma,tresses
D robes,
WashsiaUds, Bedding and Chamber sets
Glass Ware, Table Cutlery and Crockery
One excellent Cook aud other Stoves,
Large lot of Kitchen Requisites,
And many other articles, too numerous to enumer-
ate.
Terms cash.
au lid A.,
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MUSICAL ExCURsroS-Fhe lEolian Quartett
of this city, propose to give an excursion to ely
mont on Monday evening next, per steamer Thos
Coiiyer, ON which occasion they promise that thos
who accompany them viii be favored with choic,
vocal and instrumental music. The boat viii! toucl
at Alexandria on her way down s.--.rr - ="
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ARE YOU INSURED.-Ampe indemnity
IA against Loss by FIRE is offered ~ the WASH
NGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. Once
corner of Penn. avenue and 10th ST Stockholders,
directors and ohcers all of w ard
JAMES c. MCGUIRE. President
- n HaNsas No Io-aS
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THE GERMAN Turner's Of Georgetown will Civ
their first grand picnic on Monday next at Ring
ton Springs. The exercises Of the daywiIl consis
Of gymnastics, singing. and other performance,
by the members and their Turner friends from
WASH n eton, .'F||I.1 - :
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- n,uy srAR will be punctually sent
u ,.r..s Of our citizens during their absence
TO the 80 mmmer retreats, by the earliest mail
=, a.; ~ Daper is put to press Thus they can keep
sfrf ~ ,.o,oughly posted with all that tram
toS ''.. IA washington, and at the same time in
'pl themselves Of all the currens events Of the
or Terms, II cents per week --- +
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some one broke into the house of c. F. Wood on
Ninth street, while Mrs Wood was absent at mar
ket. The robber bored a hole In the bureau
drawer and took from IL considerable sum Of
money. 1t was evidently done by some one &c.
quainted with the premises, as nothing else was
disturbed. The police are on the look out for the
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some ArPLE.-We were this morning shown
an apple which grew in the garden of Mr.. Geo
Munroe, Of this city this season. whichis In every
ounces avordupois. Who can beat IL!
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MODE OF SPELLING IN OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
correspondent writes US saying: AT the recent
examination Of our public schools noticed that
the pupils. when spelling, were subjected to the
old fashioned, old fogyish, slow, tedious, time
wasting, unnecessary, and absolutely ridiculous
mode OF Prononncipg every syllable by itself and
going back at the end of every syllable and bring.
ing up the pronunciation Of the word-thus IA king
three times as long to spell a word as it should
do-instead of the modern common sense way OF
simply artculating the letters Of the words az
they stand in it, and giving the proper pronun-
citation at the end - .. 800
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WIN. VI GLOVER. AGENT nj. 'iNOhh n N. - \
FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT
II FROM THE
FIEfLLE MosTAGNE COMPANY

THIS Pant H. adapted 20 al purposes 4, " htch
the beat " mt Lead Is app IL do~s not turn
hare ness ADD snoothness of Coach psansllIng VITA
out me AID Of varnish. and is essIy ashed Cob
brilliancy Of color -
40 Pounds wiz cover az mech :,nffsos with the
ssme pouy, as2S poaods Of lead-shOwiss great
economy as well as b auty.
In order that parties may depend upon getting the
most 1:petasE foGses TSe conSsay shs S@s
two Qualities, known Ne. gnd Syep WhiIe
Dry. Red and tsreen seal. The No. or Red Seal
Is the article used for pslntIHy pu poses the
Snow White or Green Seal bring only used fOr the
80 JoSEPH n. STRONG. AssnrSc. rhf Co.
Orders addressed 70 either Of the following houses
vin Be allied st ne aer reduced tas1 Of Priees,
80 HALL coRNELk.
3 RAYNOLpS DEVoE 4 PRATT,
iva IN ! 100 q los Fssltos street. Nsuc Yort
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Bv A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
By WALL d BARNARD, Auctiopeers.
DQSiTIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE q

TTS'IINh AND UNHESEKVED SALE OF
\ FRAME DWELLiNG- HOUSE THE FIRST Warn
At AUcrIoN-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Is,h
instant at o'clock. IN froht Of the premises we
VIII sell part OF Lot No. s, IN Square west of No ia
irontlns IL eet on 18th street west the eorr
town upper BRIDGE and running back TO Rock
story Frame Dwelling.
Sale positive.
Terms; One-haf cash; the residue in and n
months, with interest," secured by a deed of trust
Also,
med,ataly after the sale of the houxe xe will
&c &c. " ~ '""s'
Terms cash.
III WALL,
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I lVEkY STABLE FOR SA.E-The eutlr,
II stock of first class Livery Stable including
horses, BugSies, Carriages Harness and fixtures,
to leave the city. The location of the best in
me city! ana rare ndncement Is now presented to
bic" Star Office, ...... - iy 1s "
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oPES-AIR SERVICE To-MoRRow.- We are re-
quested to state that the ev Abner Bali. of Yves
ley Chapel. will preach in the open air, to-mor
row, at the Congressional Burying Ground, com
menci ag at y O'Clock p. m. D. = a. $50
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BY WALL :: BARNARD, Aucroneers
TWO OMF0RTA TABLE DWELLING
q HOUSES, on sorrH h. BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTh STREETS WEST. ON THE ISLAND, AT Auc-
TIoN.-OE TUESDAY AFTER NOON, 18Th inst ,
at clock, VIII sell, in front OF the premises ots
: ana In square 465, improved by two comfortab 9
nweIlng; Houses, fronting on south r between
Sixth and Seventh streets west
Terms: One third cash balance in six and wei We
months, with interest Deeds at the expense of the
purchaser. w
JOHN l.. SMITH, ATTY
aug WALL. Il BARNARD Auct'rs
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Police MArTERs.-A number of colored men.
iately arrested by onicers Tanning and Eckloff Of
the Third Police District, have been convicted
before Justice Thompson, and fined as follows
These Offenders were charged with PLAYING at
earos, and some other games of an immoral. ten
dsncy at drinking house in the Third District
The charge was established to the satisfaction of
tne examining magistrate, against w Beckwi n
fined % and % cents costs Gecr1e Evans. Geo
Butler James Ross, and Hallett solomon, colored
men, proved to be in the house at the time, bat
not 70 have been part Of the company where such
game was playing, were discharged
Several tavern. keepers have lately beeh fined at
the Fifth District Police ONCE for selling LIQUOR
without license, and for keeping open and selling
splrltuous liquors on the Sabbath. In one of the
latter cases, the defendant having engaged John
L. smith, Esq, as his counsel the charge was
not made out, through want of evidence and in
furmality in the warrant
Three warrants were issued Yesterday bv JUS
tice L. to Officer King against persons charged
with using grossly Indecent and profaue language
on the previous night In street, nearly opposite
81. Patriek's Church. '.|-
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IfOR SALE.-I offer for sale a valuable FARM
=, in LonaSgn ooSgty' Virginia on most liberal
for improved city property This property is sitn-
ated "a one OF the most improved and highly cult
waited parts OF the county. Convenient To the cana
and railroad. =. BENZ, p. SMITH.
Je8-u '.. ..-..y Hr' -.. 81. .. City Hall.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. PROPERTY-A FARM containing IS acres
with dwelling and ont houses, in Monte Omery
county, Md on the Frederick turnpike, miles
from Rockville, hal mile from MIddrebrooke, and
miles from Canal. lt is well watered and in a
thckly settled and rapidly improving neg hborhood.
DODGE, SO Water street. Georgetown. jy 23-lmf
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WATCH RErURNs.-Maria Brown. col fupi.
tive detained. Herman Seigler profanity; work
house 60 days. Overton Lee, col. drunk and dis
orderly; do. 90 days. samuel CLANCY, do; do.
90 days. Clitus Davis, do fine and costs. 81. rs
Patrick Collins, sleeping in stable not his own:
workhouse 90 days John T. IinLey, carving a
concealed weapon; fine and costs, sd Is John
wallace, col profanity; do, 81 IS. Geo Beckett.
DO; do. Three dodgers among them very old
man named Mackey, a thorough :. old salt, n'who
claims to have been with Paul Jones in the 90 Bon
homme Richard 1t is possible that the old
man tells the truth but the patrons of that hotel
are 50 given 10 relating wonderful things that
their hearers only admire their rich imag inations
without placing implicit confidence in anything
they say, The old fellow is bitter enemy of
Captain Whisky. and attacks him at every oppor-
tgnity, though he invariably comes out in c<i p
Piled condition.
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med HaR .ts.Rs; fast and
town every TUESDAY, THU Rs
DA z, And SATURDAY. .. q 1oclecka NJ. Re
WI EpsNSEhSSDAy, and FRIDAfratso'clock .. M
N; b. The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shap-
herdstown and Williamsport on Saturday nights
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NOW ON THE Way
~ 800 DOZEN AIR TIGHT JARS.
Will receive IN a few deys, 8 DOZEN wiough-
by,s Patent AlR-flGHT PRESERVING JARS.
Al who have not yet been supplied by this very
simple Jar, can, IN q few days be supplied. Ca or
address j. q. WEAVER, 4os 9th street, Agent for
Washington, Georgetown. and Alexandria
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''PoaoLoSIsr r" writes US from the country that
the g Sickle Pear is now considered the forbid
den fruit"
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs.
IRON ROsTON.-The A clipper schooner A.
L c. Manchester, Captain Asa Nicker- "A
son, has arrived and Is now dlscharging her ~.
HARTLEY & BROTHER,
f H! NJ,
$50 barrel. St. John. thEyylyfEs, ii :"
$40 barrels No. Eastern HERRING.
Now landing per schooner A. q c. Manchester
,,,a~ es.I "a s, ST W,..t !, BsoTmEs;
L fax. Capt. Mott, will SSH al shove with -
dlspateh. For freight apply to MeCOBB d t.SiS
DODGE, 63 Water street 10 -
i GINGER WINE.
We have iqst received and have for sale Turner
Genera debility, Weakness Of thy i StoSs spepf5a ia
Army & SHINN
aus tStatesl cor. Green and olive SITS.
A TAKE NOTICE.
second street between High street and lis western
1885, to nave the ootwsys fohns on HI the O. ssms
20 the grads SAID wsih ss1ty
days. The work must be dore with materials and
within the bdRJRs stated. d the
Improvement, N each case Of failure, will be made
of the TAX which has been levied for tba
- HENRY ADDISON, Mayo,
Mayors Office, Georgetown. ID. c., July Is. lass.
jy Is StawtAu p
E'oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
corner Of ist and ingsn streets fronting the s",tR
west corner Of Trinity Church, and Improved by
small two story dwelling house. Terms liberal.
wVqsiRdis SS' street W. YO FESDAfn
iy l8-eolm. Attorney for Owner.
W. u. BLA &C, BERRY BRANDY AM !, u,
RLAcKBERRY BRANDYssp excellent Il feneds
Gs RallnSs ss Union BossaEi lbb Depot
GRAB APPLE CIDER, IN BOTTLES. AT THE
Y UNos BorrLING DRfor, Georgefo,cn, ID. O.
s G bs usSs to our s,csk
sweet as if il was just from the press. Warranted
to be pure apple juice, put up BY US, expressly ior
a; au g. istate., Army sHINN.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AND REDUCTION
IL . OF pEs FA EgTHR0UGa TO 49,
and after the ist of August proximO 1880
the comfortable canal steamer L. j. Brengle, Capt
Hsrpers Ferr, and intermediates points, at the FOL
loving rates FROM Ge9rgstos n to Graf Falls
Point sacfs 7sc &c. afHG srpsf:
Ferry, 81. The Brenge is a new boat with new ma
boat H. frs1 R
ter, every Monday, w ednesday and Friday morning
4 e ses
aHsHssRs iEESEFEEEoFs fast and ss
s ssss Every T TtEsbs ss,ss rI isits
DA 4, and SATURDAY. 81 y o'clocka m. Re-
tqr 5b q lssyes HarPer's Eerryl every MONDAY,
Fare 9lOo. -, $50 - nm
N; B. The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shap-
and Sunday mornings. ''HTJ7-a jyi5lams~
G. r N,ynp,.cvrp.-Ig -
SunPowders. Imperial, and Young Tyson Green
TEh a b, OF various grades. Also, STAND -
Oolong, Orange Peoco, Sc. For sale By, w
KING & BURCHEI1-.D
ICE plTcH 1iEs p ,rctz,p I ElS.P IToHsEsF
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.1AXWEIL'S BARGAINsl

I NI v
w SAIL Nc OFF SELLING OFF,
The crowd Of customers for bargains still CON
tHues, and the ladies viii bear in mind that goods
of every description IN me be had At cost
pr.css, and many at less than cost For these bar
SANS call at
sull 81 MAXwELL's.
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EOR RENT-A very desirable RESIDENCEon
IL street, between 18th and I4th sts and fronting
franklin Square. The house has ali the modern
improvements, with back building, bath room, gas
DC. Possession given the lst of August Apply 10
Fl: c: STEWART, corner of 18th ard II SITS.
iy q I'm
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L M. SINGER & co.'s
Il. ~ IMPR0yEp cs

WaSAiasto1 0kee-NO. SIS PenaSpiraaia 1resse.
Under fht Nafiosal Hofel.
For families, taIlors, and all notwithstanding pur-
poses they unequalied; more durable; capable Of
doing greater variety of work, and of earning
more money than any other machine IN the MARI et.
The new Family Machines at SSo and SIS are at
tracing unusual attention.
we invite AL "a call at Office, and
examine them and their work. The great Jnonly
IN using such n machine will 1t once become APP
parent. Explanations given % ali Circulars. ltluF-
uatng al OF Singers Sewing Machines, with specl
mems OF their work, furnished to all or sent 20 any
address.
A good assOrtment Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
and other machine findings kept On hand, and sold
I'm. SINGER CO,
VIM. VI GtoNFh. Agent ma X-lv