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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

DRY GOODS.
we have just received large additional srn,,r
Of GOODS, which makes our assortment vs,v u n
RIsts; We haze Dress Goods n silks, French
Plsids. Plaid Popiins, Alpacss, Deisinss. snd
Salfcos from l21a to !. cents
Brown Muslins from I'm TO a.
B!eashed Muslins from Is to Ni.
Blankets. very cheap; Cloths and Casino ara.
flanDels. Canton do. ShaWis and CIoakine,
give rs call and sare your money
We promise great bargains
BENJAMIN MILLBR.
&C N-lm' 1O1 Bridge st /, Georgetown. D C.
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A CASE OF MIXED COLog.-Last night abou
10 O'Clock, policemen Straub and Prather OF
the Third Ward, encountered a white man and
negro woman lettering about New York ave.
hue and 9Th street in a manner that eXcited
their suspicion. The officers arrested Them
and the white man was very indignant because
OF the arrest of himself and "wife" The ON :
ceIs did not feel disposed to release him, and
the woman denied that she was his Wife The
white man then offered his capuvss IS to let
himself and companion depart, but the Off GERS
pie 10 the Central Guardhouse. where the
WON an gave her name as Maria Walton and
the white man gave his VIM. Walton, and
claimed 10 be q clerk in the Patent Once JUS
tIce Thompson fined the woman SIS for emf icing
prostitution, and the white man the same
amount for being drunk and disorderly
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TIDER yIHE0AR,
CiDER VINEGAR,
CIDER VINEGAR.
CIDER VINEGAR
All persons in want ef PURE CIDER ylHEGAR
will 90 yell to call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Goods delivered free Of charge, In all psru Oh
washington And Georgetown, ID. q.
RILEY A. eHIHH,
Union Bottlins DEPOT,
Z &C Dlm 81 Greene ST., Georeet swn. ID U.
nRMoyaI RgMoyAL.
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CoMPLETED.-The Protestant Male and Fe-
male Orphan Asylum on 14th street, was com.
pleted and turned over TO the Building Com
mittee on Tuesday last, by Mr. James G Nay
Tor, the contractor for building the same, who
has finished IL to their entire satisfaction. Ac.
cordlng 10 the terms OF the contract, the time
for its completion extended to the LIST of April
next. but in order to enable the managers of
the Asylum to give the State department pos.
session On the LIST of November, by the extra
ordinary exerttons Of the contractor. the build
ing is completed, and they are now moving
intoit The Government has leased it for n We
years.
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DISSOLUTION OF OOPARTNEksHIP

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEksHIP.
The copartners ship heretofore existing under the
TUE OF BURNS WILSON. No. $40 Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, 10 this day dissolved BY mutual con
sent All psrsons indebted to the late firm are re-
quested TO call and settle with Mr. Burns, at the
old stand. b. BURHS,
q. B. WILSON.
Beturnins thanks for the former patronage.
solicit q continuance OF the same
H. BURNS,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA avenna
&C u Nv between 9Th and 10Th ats
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SECOND EDITION,
O'CLOCK PM.
4 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

WAsHIN8IOH, OtpObef Ut, 100.
jay Cooke 4 60. furnish the following
quotations Of Government securities:
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WE REePEGTFULLl INVITE THE ATTgN-
assortment Of CHAND1LIERs. BRACKEfS.
and other GAS rlXTURRS-the best coliec ON
this side of Philadelpbfs-all from the ceebr ste1
Embellishments Of Cornelius 4 Baker, Philadelehis
which We sell 1T manufActurers' erices
ALEX r. sHEPREED BROS,
269 Pennsylvania averne, south side,
oc is Nv Near corper llth street.
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NO DEVIATION.

Corner 7fh street and Maryland qr.sDs.
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O nsigneeB per South Caroline Railroad
July and o.

152 bales Cotton. So bales Mdze. bbls Spirits and 6b
bbls Crude Turpenhne. Lumber, so casks Clay,
Fnrnitdre and Sundries To Wiltberger z Hrsh.
field, Pearce Co. Fraser, Rodgers. Willis & CHS
olm, Thurstop Holmes W W Smith. Fuller G W
Williams 90, Mrs F Huchet, Hanahan Il Warlsy, Hunt
BROS, Williams. stoll Webb & 90, Roper Btoney,
JeHeIs Go, w III Bird & Co, O Matthews, T Bten-
house Go. 1t Col Gilmore. @ anti Boyle. H Rod.
gers 90 Harrai, Nichols 90. W ComnIns. T d
Wharton Petsch, W Henery, Mrs Robinson.
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Plene engeFb.

ealvo.
Per steamer Fmie. from Savannah via Beaufort and
Hilton Head sohoa's. w Bennett, J W TUFTS H A
iE.ipp, ID Christian. . Welsh, " Upright. ] Kirk.
lady, Fouhe. Ars Mann Mason, lady chiid and ser
want, d Solomoas, P Bell, VIM Hone, Virgins,
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, July 6.-CoTToN-The market yesterday
opened dull and heavy, and continued 90 during the
day, with few transactions Holders asking more
low mddling at 2sc and middling at S0c Buyers as q
general thing will not ooncede to the prices Of holders
owing TO the depressed state OF the New York market
The above figures the outside figures the Rrades
New York quotations to O'Clock dull and nominal
at So and 80 cents. The following Quotations:
Ordinary. ..........................A IA to 25c
Sooa Oluinnfy.s ~ TO 21o
Low MiddlinR. R......................9at az 10 AGO
n1looltIB. .29 to 500
SHios EhuunnB 81 TO $40
Good Middiing. ng......................,S2t 10 SSc
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New York Market.

The New York Journal of Commerce of Saturday July
7th states that tho market preseuts little moro ami
nation in some departmental, but busin generally
dull Money is abundant at to 8 per cent for
call loans and the best commercial paper is readily
placed at to per cent per annum discount
Gold opened at 16iH, fell of to l63k and advanced
Silver is in limited request at to OK cents below the
price Of gold.
Foreign Exchange is nominally steady. Leading
bankers ask i08I for 60 days sterling Bills, and 105S
for short sight do. We quote:-Bills at go days on
London, lot to 108 for commerohl l08f to lU8< for
bsnkers do at short sight 1t0k to 1Ios Paris ct 60
days. b7H to b12h; do at short sight, to OBk;
Hamburg 36H TO 37A Amsterdam, 40h to AK; Frank
fort, 4t to 4Sk Bremen, 7sH to TO- Prussan thaiers
IA tors.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, July 6-CoTroN.-The market Is quiet
and nomnslly unchanged Sales 600 bales at 36 to SIX
cts for Middllng Upland t. Orleans.
The following is from the circular Of Chapman Ba:-
mony;
The receipts of Cotton at the ports OF the United
States, have been ns follows:
Bales.
Week ending July B. 1880
Previously sinoe Sept /. 1856. sI5 200
Total since SepE i, ,958, TOO
From close OF war to Sept 1885. 10000
4otaa buPPiy.... 2,27z, 706
The Reoelps, Exports, and stochs ut the principal
ports Of tho United Bstes OF latest dates were % fol-
lows:
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The Daily News.
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 10, 1866.
"A Patriot if You Succecd-A Rebel II You
Fail.

Fail.
PETER PEPPRHooRS.
"Get thee glass oyes;
And like o scurYy politician, seem
To SEQ tho things thou dost not
King Lear: Act tv.. Scene 6.
whero tho Elizabeth and James
Their flowing streams unite,
Within the Fortress of Monroe
Appeared the other night
ghoBtf but darned IL can state
HOW he got In Mt any ratio.
He walked strashtway to Carroll Hall
And gavo the door rap,
Which reused The drowsy sentinel
Out Of his dreamy nap.
And made him tremble like o leaf
1t was 30 sudden aud 30 brief.
However, he unlocked the door,
And, Saint Peler cave us,
Tho ghost said: II am George Washington
And como to sec Jen Davis;
Now point his room out, right away
BE quick, be silel t, and obey"
Then George stalked into Jeffey's room
And said: "Frlend JEFF, how are you :?
see they have not killed you yet
hope l do not scare you 2"
~ Oh, no. said JEFF, ''but pray be seated
Your visit is Appreciated -
Indeed" said George, "I am glad of that,
1t gives me consoRuon;
But tell me. JEFF. what do think
About your situation?
hear that Congress- in duo season,
Intends to have you tried for treason
There's not doubt at ALL" says JEFF.
They'll have me put on trials
For since your time the Yankees hare
Become ertremely ioyali
Their taxes pay without word,
For which they damned Old George the Third.
81 But tell me. George. how ts it you
Are praised and me derided2
You went in for secession
And held RlRves as well as did.
must confeHa cannot sec
The difference 'twixt you and me-"
" Pooh, pooh," says George, 'I wonder at
man OF your discretion;
New England. in my day. held slaves,
And went IN for seces sion;
And would have beon the same to-day,
But, don't you Bee, 1t woulc not pay
=" Besides, You know to turn their coats
The saints are mighty handy.
And are as fond Of power and cash,
As girls are fond Of candy;
always found those shoe-peg pc Ilars
canting set Of knavish meddlers
:" Republics ore nngraleful, JEFF,
You know 1t to your cost;
They praise me becauee won,
Damn you because you lost;
That's all the difference can see,
Friend JEFF, there is 'twiIt you and me.
E" However JEFF. take my advice,
If they should prosecute you,
Your conduct justify by mine,
The knaves cannot refuts you.
Be this the burthen OF your cong:
II Hdtorge WAS right Jen WAS not wrong.
q" But sh ould the bigots now In power,
All human rights deny you,
Then meet your fate like brave man,
The world will justify you. '' -.'
But here our conference must end,
Be candid. and be firm, my friend"
The ghost then walked out Of the room
With soldierly precision, .rN
And awoke and rubbed by eyes,
And found 1t but vision,
Brought on bv sleeping on my back.
And drinking too much apple jack
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Of the Port Of Charleston.

No. i.
Statement OF the Value OF Imports from
Foreign Countries In American and For
eiSn Vessels, for tho quarter ending Jun,
80, 1856.
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Total. -9A2S 1851 12,z78
REFINED sUaARs-we revise prices to-day for 20 bbl
lots follows Extra hne powdered II cts; standard
crushed powdered and granusted 16H cts soft crush
ed white. 16A cts circle white. l6 n OTIS; white
16M ots extra, Is cents; yellow, lax cts; circle O.
lax cts per ID.
SYRUr-We quote Baltimore Golden at 80 cents por
gallon.
wHrsKKF-There q sale to-day Of so bbis Western
on private terms is In the present state Of the
ket, difficult to name price.
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COMM ERCIAL.
Imports.
OAYBARIEN, CUBh-Per Br schr Alert-o hbds and %
ticIoes Sugar 6s hhds aud 10 uercos A1oIasses to
nports.

The Charleston Cotton Nj arixet.
About 70 bses were sold yesterday at about previous
quotations, repacked at "a to 25o per h. Low Mid.
ding 2s to 29c and Middling 81 to &c. per h. There
Is but little OF tho better grades on the market.
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PRoyIsIoHs-The market firm but less active TO.
day Bao 10 jobbing at TX to l7zc for Shoulders,
and at 2oh to 20A for Sdes change Id Hams quote
plain baRged at 2Sc aud sugar cured at as 2tc Duk
Meatssdes are inquired for held at 1SKc. and 1870
offered; quote Shoulders at 16c. Mess Pork steady
S3t Dbl. Lard-saies Of as tcs tWestern private
terms 100 kegs do in lots at 23c quote City 2c and
Baltimore refined 24o per ID In kegs. ~.
SALT-We still quote Liverpool Ground Alum from
store st 50 25 Fine So 25 to so Ter saok quality
Turks Island 600 per buBhel
BUdAR-Two cargoea OF Cuba have been taken to 40
count the past week. for refining To-day the market
was quiet on salea reported 25 hhds Port
grocery at to cents; 10 hhds Demerars
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 8.-CoFFEE-Market unobnnUed
no sales worthy OF notice.
FLounWe notice little more inquiry for local wants
well for export; good flour 10 scarce and
full prices but low grades dull and lower Sales TO-
day include 100 bb Western Spring Super at 50 co. 200
bbls good Northwestern do at 50 49, ZOE do common at
q yUar raviue x.IIs- AN- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-17

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureaus PyerEtons and ClofhinT, June 20, 1885
Separate Proposals: sealed and endorsed /" Pro
posals for Navy Olotbtne and Clothing Materials ~
will be received at This Bureau until 2 O'Clock D.
on the sd dsy Of July 1856, for full nishine and
delivering ton receiving thirty days notice. the
U. 8. Navy Yard at Brooklyn, n. T., in such num-
ters and Quantiu and sf fuch times may be
specified bv the Chief Of this Bureau or by the
CommsBdant Of 80 i'd Navy Yard. the nupSers and
quantities OF the different articles specified in the
following liet. viz:
Blue Flannel. yards, 209, 900.
Caifskin Shoes. pairs 1900.
Blankets, number, - GO.
The Flannel TO be deliverable one half in 90
and one hal in 40 DAYS
Offers may be made for one or more articles at
the option Of the bidder, and in case than one
article 10 contained in the offer the Chief Of the
Bureau viii have the right to accept one or more
OF the articles contained In such offer, and reject
the remainder.
For description of the articles in the above n At
bidders are referred to the samples at the Navy
Yards at New York and Boston, and for Informs
ton as 10 the laws and regulations Tin pam oh ct
formD regarding COZ tracts to the OFF ces OF the
Commandments and Pay masters of the several Navy
Hards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantage Gus to the Gov.
ernment le 20 lawiw
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u DIsARMEDlIl
THE CHEF CAUSES OF PEsrILENCE


HE CHIEF CAUSES OF PESTILENCE
DESTROYED
Dk: L. COURTAkETS DTSINrECTfNG
FLUIDS, secured by Letters Patent in the United
states aud France. Prepared solely by the New
Nos ass, 500. & 800 Henry Street, N Y. ONE,
AZ Cedar Street. ~ -
with Dr.. Courtaret the celebrated French Chem
In charge OF its Laboratory is rrepar cd to fur
Dish it's DIslNFEcTING FLUIDS for sick rooms. Rur-
sewers cutters ships, railroads, hospitals, pris,
ohs and public institutions of all kinds slaughter
houses, oftal and boiling establishments; all
OF the latter to every farmer ) and wherever poi
sonous aud offe nsivs gases exist These agentsare
iniectants IN the scientiic nesnins Of the words:
They remove noxious gases and doors by chemical
misunderstanding in their places heaithfal air
poisonous fases-not Injurious to utensils in which
they are nsed. The attention Of me- ideal and sci
entifc men is directed to these disinfectants. At
tsched Testimonials In favor OF the great dis
covery. which, with hundreds Of others can be
at the Company 3 office. ...
pE-AyAN HousE: Al BANy, March 80. 1865.
Dear Sir: 1t Is all 1t il represented TO be. We
have made many trials Of disinf. Giants. but now
consider that we have found an article which sur.
T. RossILL q Co.
New Yosk, April 3, 1866
to be the beet we have known. Its effect upon
every matter is complete and antsneous
~N. B.-These Disinfscfants are used by the
Pelics Of the Metropolitan Health Department,
P0wILi THOMPSON, - oxp.n ST..
General and Sole Agents for the United States and
the Cansdas, 70 whom all orders Should be sd-
For sale y Al Dr.eei:ts and General Dealers in
Agent fer Washington, JAMES NOLAN, ara
Pennsylyania avenue ~. my Is. sm
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PROPOSALS.
DnoPOsALs FOR SALE OF WOOD.
HsadsHa',ss g., csss Y; q 6Yeshi.ste.:

HtadaEa,feys Depay,mens of WasAiHstoa. J
OGre efiks 0i0 Quo,fsrmaue,, }
WdskiHgtoa, ID. O., July Ia, 1865
Sealed Proposals are invited At this office until
u CLOCK noon nONDAn. Auenst 8. 1850. for the
CORDS OF CONVENIENT WOOD, located
ii ..ool ToUBrEEE HUNDRED GOODS a. the
Kendall Green WOOD lard. on the line OF the Bal.
iimors and Ohio rai,rcsd. about one mile from the
depot Of said read. In THE city.
This woed consists of about ONE-THIRD fsD
PINE and TWO THIRDS 80 OAK. and il pijed
immt distsly along the trssk Of the rsilread
I'll .sOOl DLEveN THOUSAND SIX HUN.
DRIED CORDS at the Wood Yard three -ausrt.rs
Of o mile nefth Of Alexandria, on the line OF the
Wellington, Alexandria, and Georgetown rail
This wood consists Of about TWO THIRDS ,sD
PINE and ONE HTRD - OAK, is piled along
the track, and 10 distant about half OF . mile
frem Q wharf the Potomac river, leading 70
which there 10 . direct and level road.
All Of the wood offered for sale 10 of good or fair
quality, and thoroughly seasoned.
Proposals. win be received for quantities from
taking all Of either or both lots.
Pay ment to be made In Government funds, i'm
mediately after the opening Of the bids and upon
INSTRUMENT OF the wood.
The right 10 reserved Of rejecting any or all
proposals. deemed disadvsntageous TO the o nfted
States. M. I. LUDlNGrON,
.a Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
U H1N Depot OF Washington.
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A NEW SOURCE OF tlCININE.-A paper read
before one of the scientific societies of Eng
land contends Tor the existence in the tex
tuTe OF animals substance closely rassm-
bling quinine- Henry Bcnce Jones and Doctor
Dupre found that animal substances contain
a substance which exhibited fuoresc &c
similar 20 quinine. This substance can be
shown 10 exist in the living aud dead textures
livery texture was examined. and in eyery
one this substance occurred. The lenses of the
eyes, from their transparency, are, above all
oihfTs, most suited for experiments The an
Imal z, ulnOldine, as the authors have named
~. Is procured from the other textures in the
following manner: The kidney, for in stance
Is treated win Diluted acid, neutraliZed with
alksli. and then extracted with ether As re-
CARDS The amount OF fiuorpscent substance IN
different parts OF man, the kidneys carriages
liver and lenses seem TO contain most. but no
very accurate Estimation cOnld be made
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hEPARTMENT OF THE IHTERIOR
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

p On the petition Of OLDkN NICHOLS, Of Test
RoNbHry, Mase.. praying for the extension OF a
patent granted to MIN October II. 1852, to which
nohitIohai improvements were annexed March 30.
1874, Tor an improvement in ''Grinding Mills = for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes place on the 18th day of October.
1SS:
Its ordered that the sais petition be heard az
IRE rstens Vfnee ON Monday, the 2lth day OF Sep
potintd 10 appear and show cause, II any tLey
have. why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arr reuuired TO
ME In the Pstt mt Office heir objections SPECIALLY
set forth IN writing. at least twenty DAYS befoIe
The DAY Ct herring Al testimony nsd BY either
and tIans mitted in accordance with the rules ef
tns omes vnien VIII be furnished on application.
1mony must be hled in the Office tw enty DAYS be-
feIe The day Of bearing; the arguments II any
within ten days af'er fling the testimony.
ordered Also, that this notice be published in
The kspnblIt.n and the National Inreliig encer.
Mass once week for three SUGGEST We week The
hrst OF said publications to BE- 81 least sixty DAYS
previous TO the day Of healing.
THOMAS HARLAN
Acting Commi seioner of Patents
;. Editors Of the above papers viii please
COPY, and sebd their bills 70 the Patent Office with
n paper sufaipinR this notice. jy IL lav3v
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OF TIE INTERIOR.
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
A., A.. .,,,,o WASHISGr9s July 2. lsa.

Ia. e.
sIRATH. Of Oxford. Ohio, praying for the extern.
sleh OF . patent granted On him on the 5th ay Of
October, ls52, and reissued on the ijth Sf NAV
les. for an Improvement in Bee hives % Tor
stNsn years from the exprstion Of said patent,
which takes place on the stn day Of October. 1856
the Patent Once on MONDAY, the nth day Of
September ls66, at IL o'clock N and all persons
are potihed TO appear and show cause il any thew
have Why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension rtqpirrd TO
hle In the Patent Once their objections. specially
tisrth IN writing, at least fIceaiy DAYS before
the dsy OF hearing; all testimony filed BY either
party. 10 he used 81 the said hearing must be
tab. and transmitfeAnn accordance with ths rules
e the once. which will be furnished on aDplics-
lion. ~
Propositions and other. papers, relied uvor a
testimony must DO hled In the ofi.e frsa,y days
efore the day Of hearing; the argume pts ~ a,y
within Ten days after bling the testimony
Ordered. als~ that this notice be Published I'm the
RsIVbliraH aud the IafsiIiTearsT, Washinston. IL
o.. snd In The Commercial. Cfscinnau, Ohio oncs
vseb for thrre cessive weeks; the frst OF aid
,ysi. s :. be ss least xsy sssr ,Tsyious to
Cemmissforsr Of Patents
p. s-!dttors q the shove papers will pls..e
coy, and send their bills to the Patent Once
With paper containing this notice. Us-lav,w
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% ICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND Po-
h T0MAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (ssnday Q. m. exceptsd.)

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
:.s.2sr. 'f from SSp siats fS %Sa1f go
Washington. to Asuia Greek and0-e
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich
mono connecting there With trains the Rich.
nond and Retsrsburg and Richmond and Danville
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington
G Gss,sish SresHsbOro'. Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Keypors and Q Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily SUNDAY morning exceptedD ct
20 .. m. and m. and arrive In Richnond ct
THRnUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thar
any Other houte.
~ Be sure and Set Through Tickets via Aauis
Greek ADD rredericksburg, 20 Richmond Ct the
Com pany Once corner Of Penna avenue and 9th
street, or on board Of the boan. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons Will b in
readiness 70 convex passe nge ~ aud baggage be-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have Opportunity Of visiting
ping at that point.
Breakfsst and sup on board Of Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGEH eupt-, w arlington. D. O.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent; wsshinseon.
apSy General Passenger Agent.
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GOLD WEATHER on THE LAKES-While we
OF Milwaukee have been swelteriny with heat
IN common with the people of all parts of the
Union, those who navisate the great lakes have.
been shivering with cold. Seamen tell us that
they hardly ever experienced colder weather
IN summer than during the past week The
schooner Toledo LETT Manistee on the Ith of
July Tor Milwaukee. Her helmsman was
Obliged on Friday 70 wear heavy mittens in
order to keep his hands from becoming be-
numed with cold, and the officer in charge
only kept up his animal heat by walking the
deck briskly in a heavy overcoat 1t is ex-
pected TO be much cooler than in shore but
such disparity as this is quite rare-MI-
lrOuEis - ~