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RAJ TNNn

BALTIMORE, Aug. IL Flour has declined iae
closing active; Howard St IS 50. whrat clos 4
active out firm; red 81 Goal 80; white 81 35al g.
Corn closed active; yellow 7Oa75c; white s2as5c
Provisions closed active and less arm; bacon sid :,
sxc mess pork sls.75; rump sli SO. Whirf,
closed arm,
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NOTICE. TO WAsHIN6TOSIANs. Those OF our
ieiloW-cinIens leaving for the watering places
ana elsewhere should bear In mind that We do
not mall The STAR except after payment in ad-
vance a. the rate Of 37X cents per month.
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RFiR Zone AshoFe

BOsroN, Aug 1.-THE brig Zone, from Cubs
bound here, went ashore last nj : Int In the fog on
Rain-island ledge. and bilged. She had a cargo
Of 400 boxes Of sugar for Montreal, and 50 hhds
molassss on New York account
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Bathers Drowned.

| New YORK, August I2.-Dr Dummer OF Ter
! sey City, and John Whitaker, of Trenton. were
/ drowned whilst bathing at Long Branch yester-
| day
were also drowned at the Highlands to day whilst
/ hiatt
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Loo AL NEW s.

u Though The STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, It's edition
Is so large as to require it TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before - O'Clock m; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day
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Einnncial.

NV NoRK, Aug. l3--Siocks have consider
ably destined Chicago. aad Rock stand - 4:
Cumberland Coal Co III Iliaois C.ntrsl shsres
- do. bonds 20 y, Michigan Southern a.,
New York Central s6s; Reading a., HudsOa
X. X. r. s.; Va. 6s o. No. 6s slA
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. IL Sixty Of the 1Oi counties
In this State gives General Combs (Union) 10 SU6
McClarty (Bieckinridgel $500; Boiling (Inde-
Iendent) :, SIP.
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DsrdHgenls Of the Stomach ana BotcelS.-As the
stomach by the agency of the gastric Juices assimi
lates dlgested food into elementary blood we can
not he too careful of preserving 10 IN healthy and
vigorous condition. HOllOway's Pills are power
fully corrective and detergent, they strengthen the
digestive organs, and by their curative properties
cleanse and purify the Ingssted food its process of
conversion to God. In all disorders of the bowels
and vIsceTa their sana.Ive ualtles UNEQUAL led
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The WASHINGTON AQUEpUCT Work on the
various branches Of this great national under
taking is resuming with such expedition as cir
cumstances and the supply Of hands will admit
OF AT the Cabinjohn bridge arti sans and laborers
have been busy for some time, aud Of Rock Creek
bridge, connecting Washington and Georgetown
the same can be said. To-day the pipe lines
were to be commenced in two places, viz: lust
this side the distributing reservoir and at moi
within the city itself The largest sized pipes
Will be now put down in line, and we understand
the whole Of that description of work will be
nnlshed before the heavy frOsts Of the coming
winter. Though the water atthe receiving reser.
Yoit on Powdermill branch is now low and
owing to the drought, decreasing every day il ia
not doubted that in a reasonably short time the
supply Of water there will begin to increase and
that enough Will be furnished during the conf g
winter and spring for all the wants of the two
cities OF Washington and Georgetown. The
grand supply from the Great Falls Of the Potomac
cannot be enjoyed till some time in the course of
next year.
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A DRUG STORE FOR SALE-Situated in a
n pleasant part of the city and doing fair bust
ness, satisfactory reasons for selling Terms very
easy for particulars address "a. b." through the
Post Ome. au-l0-Ts
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NoTIcE.-District OF Columbia Advertisements
to be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
At and forwarded from The STAR Once
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Ohio Congressional Nomination,
BsItlmare NIarkets

ZANEsviLLE, o Aug. 1.-THE republicans (
ter for Congress
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, MEYERS MIRACULOUS VRRMlN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing Rats and Mice, Cockroaches, Bugs Ants
den Insects.
R,PrinciPsl Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by ii Druggists everywhere. ma ls-Sm
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MARRIED.

PKsNIKs.-Persons desiring Pennies will alv.ys
IND them for Ichanga 1T the Star Ones onuntsr
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To BE CONTINUED.-Stevens',N No. 336 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, large sale of embroideries. laces,
ribbon, bOnnets, and fancy articles, will be con-
tinued for this week. The most desirable goods
still remain TO be sold. Every provision is made
for the comfort and convenience of purchasers
Ladies do not neglect it.
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MEETING OF THB BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
PUBLIC ScHoOLs.-The regular weekly meeting
OF tue Board of Trustees of Public Schools was
held on Friday afternoon at the usual hour
A communication was received from DR. sam
son, President Of Columbian College rendering a
scholarship, through DR.. Gunton to that pupil of
the public schools whom the Board should decide
TO be most deserving Of f.
The Mayor was present, and submitted few
remarks relative to the observations made by him
OF the system pursued in regard to the public
schools In the city OF Boston, where he had
recently been on a brief visit From what he had
witnessed whilst there, he thought it would be-
greatly beneficial to this city if a high school
could be established here on a plan similar TO that
pursued there. He therefore suggested that the
Board take the subject into consideration and see
4 the establishment Of such an institution were
practicable
The Board, acting the suggestion Of the
Mayor, appointed Messrs al II Miller DR. Iron
sides, and DR.. Miller, committee to examine
into the subject
The policy and PrOpriety Of engaging Prof
Daniel as permanent instructor of music in the
public schools, at an annual salary of $500 was
discussed; when IL was decided to lay the subject
regard to Il.
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CENTRAL GUARDHoUsE CAsEs-SundaV-Pa
Bream drunk and disorderly; dismissed Bridget
Lee, drunk; 81 Is Thomas sullivan drunk and
disorderly; fine and costs, - Is. Thos Burke
and w Brien, stOrming house and resisting the
officers held TO bail for hearing. Elizabeth Jones
arine Campbell (cOlored), do do 50 IS Joseph
Parrish riOting at d fire; do sc IS William
Howard (colored) and Henrietta Howard. drunk
and disorderlvi do. 50 Is each. James Sum mers
(colored) fghtingi do Sc Is
Monday Alfred Herbert (colored) dsorderIy;
fined - Is John Beckett (colOred), do wor K
house 60 days. Hester Cushman, drunk and di,-
orderly; fined s2-l5. George Hawkins (colored
stealing slips from steamer Baltimore; Jail for
court.
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BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs
the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
ufylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hair. Ladies', try It. Sold by all Drug
glsts and Perfumers mar - SIN
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All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathc Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing - walls, from S4 10 g
each, with book of full directions. For sale BY
N. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. a. Fitzgerald, $50 north F street;
also by F. Il. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave,
nue. and sixth street. Alsn POINTS Extract OF Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnfammatiOns of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma9-Iy
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GRAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL comes off To
morrow at Marshall's Pavilion, 81. Mary,s county
Maryland. For particulars see advertisement.
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LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. an e-Sm
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EDITOR STAR: Can you tell me why the city
authorities have so long allowed the mortar
debris, &c, TO obstruct the crossing on Seventh
street, between the Avenue and ID street! This
obstruction is 4 aHiSaHee not only 10 the store
keepers In the vicinity, but to every
ONE OF TIRE PEOPLE
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$1,000
DI Ed.

, On the I2th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Finkel, Miss
TINE HESS, ell of this city.
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The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL, after an
other msbap 10y the bursting Of a culvert above
Shepherdstown, is again in navigable order, il
low water on one o. two levels does not interfere
neet OF coal boats may be expected down to tide
water about tomorrow Fuesday The tolls al
Georgetown for July were SIS ,275 TO which add
90 ,ut one-fourth for other tolls, and total Of
SD 900 results =
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Slow, An experIenoed sannd fsmsla

MRS. WIHsLow, an experienced nurse and female
physician, has Soothing Syrup for ChildeH Tssfk-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process teethinx
BY softenIng the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will allsy all pain, and Is sure to regulate the
bowels Depend upon II, mothers, it will give rest
20 yourselves and relief and health to your Infants
another column. 90 Iii,
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FURTHER HEARING AND COMMITMENT - Last
saturday afternoon e. {. Newman. the man ar
rested in Baltimore for the robbery Of Mrs Hell
merdiggers clearinghouse on Seventh street,
was brought to this city for trial by officer Reese
and was taken before Justice Dom for a hearing
The evidence corroborates the statement publ
In the Star at the time in every particular
Mrs. Mary RsImSrdjgger, sworn. Testified that
she knew ths prisoner; be boarded two weeks at
her house, and when he left II was UNEXPECTEDLY.
she lost twenty to twentysiI dollars in gold four
gold rings, three breast-pns, one pair earrings,
gold lockst, and red beads. He left in the after
noon Of the day.
Mary Koch, sworn.-Was stopping with Mrs
Heimerdigger at the time Of this robbery. She
missed one gold lOcket from her trunk in the
same room with Mrs. II s property
Letris Hurts. sworn.-Boarded at Mrs Heimer-
diggers. Missed from his room one galvanized
watch, gold KEY. and black ribbon two gold
rings, one gold lOcket and gold chain, one pocket
book, fine knife inlaid with pearl and silver,
one shirt, three collars, pair Of cloth pants silk
cravat- Have recovered the shirt, two collars,
Charles KrnbdH testified that the prisoner ad.
mitted 10 him that he threw the jewslry into the
sink in the Baltimore station-house, when he was
taken there.
OticsT KssSe testified that he admitted that he
threw the watch and part of the jewelry in the
sink, and gave part of the jewelry to another
person. Justice Dom fully committed him for
court
Newman is German, apparently fifty wears of
age, or little over, and is a locksmith by pro-
fessiOn- In his possession Reese found a sett Of
skeleton keys. picks, and other burglarious i'm
plements, numbering thirty-fve pieces Ofncer
Reese thinks Newman answers the description Of
man who is charged with a murder in the
Western States. Newman says he has worked in
Dayton, Chicago, Milwaukee, Lafayette, Wells
Vile, and on the Illinois Central Railroad, under
Mr. Hess, head boss Has also worked at the
L ;. Hotel, Atlantic City, Naly Il Brown, pro-
PrietOTs. His tools would seem to indicate either
an expert burglar or an itinerant locksmith, well
provided with indictments
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FEMALE PHYSICIANS FOR WASHINGTON Prom
a private letter received from a gentleman in
Washington city, says the New York Water-cure
Journal, we make the following extract COM
mending to female medical practitioners the sug-
gestion il contains:
. II has often surprised me that this CITY. con-
tanning population Of over 90 600 Inhabitants
should not have one female physician. The num-
Der Of married women and young girls who are
at this very moment suffering with but one Of the
many frightful complaints known TO the sex is
alarming. Married and single women should
have II In their power to seek relief from those
who. kHotc'ns their feelings and habits, because
they too are women, could prescribe for them as
no man can. Our females could 90 to them for
sympathy and aid as they would 90 to a mother
have known death TO result from disease or.
should say, from modesty, because they could not
consult medical man.
- If two or more dOctresses would make their
home here, they could make fortunes | repeat
make fortunes. Let II be known throughout the
land that the capital of the nation is without
female doctor Let two or three come so that
they may be able to consult together in female
cases and also to be independent of the physicians
mere, should they oppose them. Washington
UeoTgetoWn, aid the country around, would be
the held OF practice. Come then, I say, make
yourselves a name, and relieve us from the most
degraded of all usages, medical practice Of men
among females. w Dn
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FHTsICTANs are generally 10th % speak a word In
praise OF what are called pat Mt medicines" In
deed IL Is an article In the code of medical ethics
that physician who sanctions the of RENE iii eS
cannot ne considered member of the National A s.
soclaiIO1. But there are exceptions to the most
laplus have actually been compel ed, by the force
OF facts, 20 recommend DR.. J. HostetteT's stomach
Btters Tor those diseases which are only prevalent
during tho summer aud fall. They have asoertained
that there are no remedies In the pharmacopia
which can compare with this wonderful compound
Tor the arrangement of the system. ThouS ands of
lam les residing along the low grounds of the ives
TERN ana southern rivers, are now convinced that
they have found medicine peculiarly adapt ted for
their ailments, while IN other portions of the coun
try, during the summer months, the demand for the
article Is equally large.
Sold by druggist and dealers generally every
Where. 7-eO3I
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WrsrAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY The

WIsTAR.S BALsAM OF Wild CHERRY The
Editor of the International Journal says:-"OfaI
tie specifics offered for the cure of Lung Com
plants, we have the Attest faith WiNdT'S Bal
sam Of Wttd Cherry. Free from those narcotic in
gradients which enter so largely into the compost
ton of some OtlS- patent medicines IL acts with
out injury 10 the Nervous system We speak of
tins valuable MEDICINE from personal knO ledge Of
It's effects. Scarcely two ars have cap ed since
member OF our family was raised from the very
brink OF the grave through its use: and in several
subsequent cases whore il has been administered
IN our household. 10 has never once failed of the
desired effect. We cheerfuy recommend it To our
friends IN the British Provinces and among the
rest of mank nd, a certain remedy for Incipient
Diseases of the Lungs"
Wrapper.
Prepared by :. w. Fowle & CO., Boston, and for
sale by Il. ID. Gilman, ;. {. Ford jT., +. b. Waite
q. Stott, John SchwaTZe, Nairn Palmer. Wash
ington; and by dealers every where. au 7-IwT
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING TnE rus
II TOM ROUSE AZ BALIIMORE. Mn.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WaamrNaHnH NuHw ~ foan


PROPOSALS " u be received 81 thls Department
untli the fifteenth day Of September. A. D. 1867 st
y clock, noon, or the repairs II the Custom
House aHthorz.d 70 be repair: a. Baltimore,
MARY and. according 10 the plans and spsoIhoa-
uons prepared At thIs Department. Biddc-S W m
be required 20 receive the Old cast iron work dIs-
pshsed with m part payment Of the worE az the
rate 81 one dollar per hundred pOUuds, and val be
required 10 turulsh al the o. at=ril lad perform a
the necessary labor pete the repairs accord
lng 10 the . sus fur Ished.
Ninety prT cent, 81 the amount OF work done and
mater ais delivered according 10 contract prIoa
tsald amount 20 be sscertaIned IN the manner pc
scrlb@d by tns contract, By the estimate OF a.
agent Of the Department appointed for that pur-
ppsci VII be paid monthly, ~ the work progresses,
ano ten per cent. retained aUtIl the conn eton Of
the contract and ace ptanee Of the work ~ the
agent AFORESAID, aEc To be 0rf tied IN event OF
nan lulhlment Of contract. Specifications AID
draw lngs Will be reatE the 18TH 81 August when
they can be had on application 20 the Department.
The propose must be seut 20 th . Department,
addressed 10 the Secretary Of the T-easury and
paDly endorsed Proposals for epairfns TIE Baltt
more Custom house" and vii be open.d az one
c ook OF the last day named for receiving the
same.
HOWELL COBB
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FREE NEGRO TAXES IN ALExASpRIA-T
Gazette says: Some time since the City Council
To enforce the payment of taxes by the free negroes
OF this city, ordered that any free negro falling to
pay his or her Corporation taxes or levies for
any.year, or years, and not having visible prep.
cry out OF which they can be made by distress
shall, by order Of the Mayor be hired out by the
Collector of the Corporation, Of the district in
which such free negro may reside, for such time
as VIII sufhce, at not less than ten cents day. to
raise the said taxes and levies Accordingly, on
Thursday last the collector Of taxes advertised GER
tain delinquent free negroes to be hired out TO the
highest bidder on the 18th Of August The result
has been settling up" in many cases, and It is
believed that when the day arrives there will be
none TO hire
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LTON's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, DC.
1t contains no Poison
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PLEASANT TRIP INANTICIPATION. The ladies
Of the Methodist Protestant Church are preparing
Tor spending day merrily at Laurel Grove, Md.
IL Is intended to make it novelty among the
pleasure trips of the churches, and II 10 expected
that the congregations Of Baltimore and the adj
joining circuits, as well as those of Georg etown
md Alexandria, will be largely represented on
the occasion. For all particulars of the excursion
keep lookout for the advertisement
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WASHINGTON
w tFIRED
INSURANCE
COMPANY.
AreHRe AID Tenth Street.
,,so,, J. c. MCGUIRE, President.

FOR SALE.-The light drauxht fast sAun
Il hACdT POINTER will be sold cheap "A
on immediate application The above Boat o.
IS 81 leet long. i feet beam. with nm cabin -
= feet m length; M ed up Tor pleasure boat
nut would make an exec lent MAJ ket boat Inoulre
of VI O HOOD..23~ Pa avenue an ~ n
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SrSs,, LAFAYETTE INSTITUTE.
DSSclON VIII commerce "a Al NuaN -,
TENDER 10th, at the new Instiiuts Buiidi,-e 40
street, adjoining Caroline Terrace, Ogp 5site F,s.t
I'm -quare. Circulars at bookstOres ma
hsu IL cow tCon.&lnt) L.C LOOMS
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THIODON's MUSEUM OF ART.-This novel and
realy-artistic exhibition which mas been amusing
our Pleasure-gOers during several weeks past has
we understand, gone TO Lancaster, Pa, where IL
Will be opened on the Goth inst In leaving it has
prietOrs and managers) who nave, during their
stay In " aShingtOn, won the esteem and friend
ship Of many. They are not only fine artists, but
socially are excellent men, and deserve success
wherever they may 60, and we wish them muc
success in Lancaster, as elsewhere. The Lancas
terians will find in Prof. Bird the musical artist
Of the company, superb violinist, gentleman Il
intelligence, man Of refinement, and a genial
corpDanion
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FOr Other GsOrsstOlrm advertisements see rst reg.
ALEXANDER E. BEALLl IWM : MATTHEW'S
n NOTICE
4NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner Bridge and Congress SIS GsorgaotrH.

The undersigned would respectfully announce
that having taken the old established sand of John
vi. Belt, Esq, IN " intend to keep always on hand
large and very select assortment of fine rst-class
FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds and he. eny
ttlnlly solicit calls from all who may desire to
be supplied with prime articles in their line and at
moderate prices.
l3-eo3W REATI&
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jy IT 2awsw SecTetary Of lie TreaSury.

IDIOTS NOTICE To all Captains aud
owners Of Vessels. bound % the Disftct -
Of Columbia, notice Is hereby given, that .lT6r
Pilots may be found az all times AZ - -
Georges Island. AZ the mouth OF - Mary's river.
and near PIney y, int, and that 20 is not cassarv
20 take Virginia Pilots from Their toats when the
vessel Is bound TO Georgetown or Wa hlngtOu civ.
as Maryland Pilots can be found ofat least "a =
skill and reliability. au ll-eOd2rn-
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~ SOAP AND CANDLE
WORKS,
GREEN STREET,
BettcesN Brtdgs and H0is1 streets.
GsOTgetOtcH, D. {.
A large stock of CANDLES,
Brown, Family, CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS.
Also,
TALLOW and GREASE
for Locomotives, Steamboats,. and al kinds Of
machinery,
always on hand,
and Tor sa az prices
c. b. JEWELL, Proprietor.
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The ANNUAL PICNIC of the Perseverance Fire
company al Arlington Springs, tomorrow, bids
fair to be, like all former entertainments OF that
gallant company, splendid affair The proceeds
are to be devoted towards the repair OF their
engine house and consequently for the good of
the citizens at large. or course their hosts OF
friends, individually and a company, will turn
out IN nlaSSe 10 give them a bumper For par
ticulars OF the pic-nc advertisement in another
column
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TIKI REMOVAL Of the old sheds and shops i'm
mediately south Of the New Treasury extension.
although an old unsightly fence remains, is pos
tive relief to the eye and furnishes some idea Of
the beauty Of the plan intended for that portion of
the public grounds. The southern portico of the
Treasury is one Of the most striking architectural
features in Washington, and never falls to arrest
the notice and draw forth the admiration of
trangers.
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DISAPPOINTMENT Yesterday Il was expected
that the Right Rev. DR.. Early, Bishop Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, would pr, ach
in the church on Eighth street Quite large
ongreg alton assembled, but unfortunately the
Bishop did not arrive. His appointment was
scceptabiY hlled, however, by the pastor, Rev
Mr. Proctor.
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING "A man named Hon
rihan, employed In building the bridge across
the river, q abort distance above Lynchburg.
for the Orange and Alexandria Railroad was
drowned on Friday afternoon. Together with
several others, he was crossing the river in a
boat, when he accidentally fell into the stream
and drowned Immediately. He leaves a yOung
wife, TO whom he has been married only few
months.