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The national Republican., 1866-07-10
THE CHIEF CAUSES OF PEsrlLENcE DESTROYED

DIR. ECoURrARET's DIsINPRCTINg FLuIps A..
cured BY Let ers Patent the Uued State aud France
Prepared solely BY the New York Disiufeetios Com.
P.ny, at their Laboratory, Nos 2ss o. and sol Henry
street, MY. once, ~ Cedar street. "A'
hhi- Company organized on = permanent basis with
Dr. Coutarst, the celebrated french Chemist. In cbargs
Of Its laboratory prepared to furnish its DIsISpscr
I>a FLuiDs for sick rooms, nur,sr es uriu.i. v.sr.
closets priyies, cesspools sewsr guter. ,hip. rail-
roads, hospitals prisons aud public iu.titutinn. Of ali
kinds house-, onai and fat bopg ssts bi sh
vlus Of the latt'r to every farmer aud wnsr Yer mol
sonous Ad oneusiv. gases exist Tbss. sg.pts rs a.
odoIiier. anisepie auiiputIesesu aud di.iufeetau.
In me .'Iso!ne sTssoies Of the words Thy
In their places hedhfui air they are pssrRorgns ana
not merely dbsort cuts Of poll onous
!" nt"osis 10 which they are used. The attention of
medical aud seisutnc is directed to tbe.s
auts. Attached ais 10 favor Of ib,, sr.st
seovsry, which, with hundreds Of others can be,ssn
at the Company some.;
DsLAvAs HorsR. ALsAsr M,rch 81, 1866
To the President Of the SsU York Disi,,se lag Com-
pdny:
DEAR sE Il is all II Is represented to be We h.vs
ads many trials Of dsiBfe' ants, but consider
othsrs As remedy against all bad odors =
T. RoEssp La 60.
NEW YoRk, April o, 1885
TO ms President OF the New York DtsiaJsctin0 Com
DEAa SIR We pronounce It without execution In h.
the best We Rave ever known. Its effect upon every
matter Ia complete and Instantaneous, WY
- B.-These Disih'eotAnts q used by ths .es -
eugers, under the direco, Of the Santa pa ~ ~
Metropolitan Health D.psr; psat, New YORK
|foNELL THOMPSON,
,, ~ edar street, N. Y.
General aud Sole Agents for The Jailed STATE. .ad ,h
CAnadas, to whom ali orders should be add ssssd
agent Tor Washington ~, D. JANIS NOLAN.
For sale by all Druggsts and Gsnersi Ds.Iers IN IN,
United stAtes snd CslAdss. myI4.sm
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Fire In the on Rsu,on.

LoUIsvILLE, Pa, July s.-Last night. during a
thunder storm, the lightning struck q gas.pips in
the Western Union Telegraph we'll The FIRE quickly
communicated to the tank, which exploded. The
oil ran down to Bemhoff kun causing the flames to
communicate with several other tanks, which, In
turn, exploded and caused one OF the heaviest con
augrations the oil regions ever sxperisncsd.
Between eighteen and twenty large producing
wells were burnt up, including two or three large
flowing wells, among which were the Sheridan and
Western Union Telegraph wells. The Sheridan we'll
had eight or nine tanks hled with oil DESTROYED,
As far us We can learn, 90 00O barrels Of oil were
destroyed.
There were twenty derricks destroyed, besides
several wells In various stages Of completion.
The loss cannot be asoertained at present, but II
Is very heavy.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
Gen. shsrman's Reception and Speech In
= Phlladslphla.

PHiLADELPHtA, July 9-Gen. Sherman arrived
hero this morning. in ooup pany with Gen. Meade
Mayor MoMichssi, >and Commodore Turner. He
visited the ironcad feet at League Island and the
Navy Yard. and was greeted with salute duo his
rank. An immense crowd gathered at the gates to
do him honor. This evening he dined at the Union
League house, and received grand serenads.
PHiLADELHIA, July 9-Au immense crowd as
sembled in front Of the Union League House. do.
spite the falling rain, and on Gen. Sherman ap-
Pearing with bis cigar on the balcony, he was re.
ceived with boisterous cheers Col. WIN. L. @
Mchaels, who during the war ,erved on Sherman
stan, introduced the General with an eloquent eu.
logium Of bis services, which aroused the enthu.
si'sm Of the crowd. Gen. Sherman said hs was
glad to sec so many Philadeiphians assembled,
though he was sorry so many should be exposed to
the inclemenoy Of the weather. though hs must
say be found II much pleasanter than Il was In
New York yesterday, where It was IS hot - blases
lie said he would only express thanks for the
honor accorded TO him, and make them as brief as
possible, 90 as to spare their new hats from being
exposed to the rain. His visit to Philadelphia was
. short and casual one, ss he was now interested
10 building railroad to unite tho Atlantic with
the Pacific, and would shortly start for the Rocky
Mountains. He eulogizsd Philsdephia Tor the care
bestowed by Its various societies to soldiers on the
way to and from the war. snf for the homes that
shelter the orphans Of soldiers and sailors He
again thanked his hearers, and concluded amid
hearty cheering.
General Meade was also called forward, and he
made brief speech In response to the cheers Of the
crowd. He was followed by Daniel Dougherty and
others, when the crowd dispersed.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
Negro Riot In Charleston, 8, CAN Impu.
tation Denied,

AUGUSTA, July "a riot occurred In the
Charleston market on Saturday night. Some negro
soldiers who were swaggering round and blocking
up the passage were requested to dssist by the DO
lios, when the party left but soon returned rein.
forced The negroes then fred upon the poli,o
dangerously woundng one policeman and two col
ored bystanders. Forty policemen charged and
routed the mob, driving them TO Military Hall, the
headquarters Of the Freedtnens Bureau Shere, IL
Is said, they were protected from arrest.
In replying to the accusation that he Is inter.
estsd In planting cotton, Gen. Tillisou says: II
certify upon my honor that am not interested,
directly or indirectly, in planting In this or any
other State"
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
a Proposition To Emancipats Cuba fro
she .spaatsh Yoks-whsrs are the 30,

Proposition 20 Emancipate Cuba from
ehe srsutsh Yoks-Where are the Sons
NEw YoRK, JpAnQ.-The steamship New York,
from Aspinwall, With Panama dates to the lst in.
slant, has arrived ~.
She briugs 81 ,430, 900 In gold.
Chill Peru Bolivia, and Ecuador are said to have
formed league to free Cuba from Spain, and ap-
plication has been made to Venssuela and Colum.
hiA to join the alliance. ..
The three ast-namsd to furnish tho money, and
the others the men, while hopes are entertained Of
help from the United States, by immigration Of
southsrners through Florida.
Advices from Bogota announce the installation
OF the new President, Mosqusro He disap approved
tae act Of Congress making certain unnuitiss to
nuns In consideration Of the confscaton Of their
property. The Senate insisted on Its measure
The rssu was that an armed mob parsded the
streets, entered the Senate chamber and compelled
congress to sanction the veto of the President
This Is thought to be the first step towards Mos
quero declaring himself permanent dictator.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
Leg'siature-He Takes the liiw -eon ri
Trad stevens View or Subj M Co

Gov, Browniow's Message 20 the Tennessee
Trad stevens View or s1bj M AZ cd
States.
NASHVILLE, July 6.--The Senate having a
quorum, tho Governor sent in his message urging
The ratification Of the constitutional amenduent,
He says:
II beg you to boar In mind In your deliberations
that while most Of you have been st ell times per
sonaliy and individually, loyal 70 the United
States, n whole you represent State most Of
whose people went into the rebellion, and raised
one hundred and fty -four regiments aud sent them
into the field to fight against the National Govern
ment, levied war against the United States for four
years. and were finally conquered and reduced to
the condition Of Inhabitants Of . subjussted prov.
nce, wholly at the mercy OF tho conquerors by the
laws Of nations and the laws Of war
The General Government has the undoubtsd
right to prescribe the terms Of settlement to the
State Of Tennessee. These terms have been pre-.
scrioed and are now presented for your accsptance
Or rejeeti"n. have every assurance that whom
they are sccsptsd your Senators and Representa-.
tives will be admitted to their seats In Congress-
and the State at onoe be clad In her long rghs
Are these terms reasonable
For my own part they seem to me to be but
the decree Of political justice and equity, made
necessary BY the result Of the rebellion.
IT Is now your privilege to restore the noble
old Commonwealth to her ancient position In the
Union Of our fathers. As you have performed
your duty heretofore In defiance Of the abu,e and
dsnunciation Of traitors, 80, I I'm confident, you
will do In the future needless Of threats or dicta
tion from any source"
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
New York Markets.

NEW YoRk, July 9--Cotton firm; sales Of l. 600
osles 81 soasso Flour quiet; sales Of 900 bbIs ;
State s.60a$i01 Ohio s 75a$l3.7s, Western 9 SO
aSs soi Southern dropping; sales Of $50 bbls. At
10 2oa$l7. Wheat very dull, and declined ls2o |;
sales Of 2l, 900 BUSH new choice No. Milwaukee
~ ~ ~: No $2l5. Corn declined 10; sales Of
Lard heavy at 19a2llo. Whisky dull. Rice dull
sugar dull Coffee dull. Moiassss firm. Naval
stores quiet. Turpentine 7s,s0c. Rosin q 75as9,
Petroleum frmsr at 23fa24c. Freights q shade
lower corn 4a4tc Gold 1927.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.

Posr oFYIcB pEPARrxENr, !
June 20, 1866. I
sessd Proposals will bs rsesivsd at this Department
for the delivery aud storage OF
400 tons OF best quality white Ash Anthracite Coal
furnace siIa, (2 2+0 1bs to the ton
90 tons best quality Red Ash, egg sss. (24o lbs. to
the ton
To bs delivered between September !, 1885, and jan
100 cards bss' quality Seasoned Oak Wood.
80 cords best Bakers' Pine Wood
The Wood TO be delivered ~ such time and IN such
quAutities rs may be repaired
Bids will be received At thi, cmcs until July 10
1866. The Department the right 70 reject all
or any part OF the bids.
No BIDS win be eon-id.red unseeompsusd BY sstis.
factory evidence Of ability to iii the e"utrset
RB oLMsTBD,
js23-duyl0 supt Post one. Building.
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GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
~ COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Tbi. popular Summer Resort will open for the reosp-
ton OF visitors tha lat Of jolly, and re omen
until the last Of OCTOBER
DR.. Muttsr. Professor Of Surgery In the Jefferson
ton and ebsmeal analysis placed these Springs the
most valuable Of remedial agents in all diseases Of
chronic or organic nature.
visiting the Springs persons will have an opportu.
nifty OF seeing Fairfax station, Manassas Junction. War
rent"n Bull Run, kaPidAu, Orange Court House, Cor.
Virginia.
Good Coaches connect with the trains Of the Alexau-
dra Orange aud virginia Central Railroads to convey
visitors to the Springs
Great pains have been taken to put the and
grounds In good order aud repair
The Hotel will accommodate 40 persons; besides
there are number Of handsome Cottages nt up ex-
pressly for families,
Terms; - 80 par day; liberal discount to persons
remaining month and longer Cb ldreu aud ,srvau uts
half pres. ECCELsr0N. BALDWIN L co.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
TNHE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
Il COLLEGE

kUR1HW CORNER SEVENTH AND D STRERTs
1NfELLl6BNCBR BUILDING,
Is one In Union Of Colleges extending 10 the principal
cities Permanently based upon the Just pripciple OF
individual ownership, offers unequalled advantages
At rates much lower than be afforded by any other
schools.
spencsran Penmanshp Taught In It's purity by Henry
Key to Penmanship, -
The sy,tem Of Business Practice, Invented aud sue
uly Taught By the proprietor viii receive his spe-
eAl attention This IL the most important part Of the
Book keeping Courss. Here TIE student applies his
theoretical knowledse and 10 prepared for the
minute detAiis Of actual business The system 10 20
valuable that "thers are usipg H.
Instruction, adopted In al branches allows
the student TO proceed rapidly as he ehooses The
teacher IL the only who needs 10 know the dehcep
les Of any pupil Especially 10 this the case during
attandapea.
The public are invited 10 call and examine the uo.,
Washington,
IS, slTsul.n address HHAsY y, COPE. An,
jds'u IIepristey
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TT U DS son II "A Y LOR r
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,

ss4 Pennsylvana avenue doors west Of Ninth street.
wAsHIseroS CRY.
All the new books Of the age received i'm sdiately
prices
Iaportsd Stationery and American manufacture Of all
grades and variety, st the lowe New York pricss.
nsnk BoeAs Of all styles hand, and made TO order
without loss Of time. r -
Visiting Cards printed, and plates engraved In the
latest fashion.
Al Medical Books supplied Ct publishsrs' rates .
/ Paper aaa xavslopss stained W oSdsr, sp2.u
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
- tUMPs, wAThR PIPE, TIRs P.UGs, ks, sen-
TaE wArKR. WORKS At oIEsBoRo', D. 9.

YiRsr DvIsIos,
MAsHIsoroS, D. O., Jane 10. 1893
sold, the premises at public suetios under the az
recton Of Captain George BrownipR, A. q 4. . On
FRIDAY July l3 1896, at IL o'oock m the following
described public property, to wit:
with two i7ineh rs.urn nuss made Of X inch boiler
iroe, with all the necessary sPpurtenaness iaeluding
csatirou 'front.' gauge cocks, globe valves feed punp
smoke and hood, steam gAugs shcrofss patsstJ
sr.te. pipe pluss, reducing pieces Ao, all s good
order.
Two worthingtos ttsam Force Pumps, No. q. ls inch
eyliner, e.inch stroke, horse power eaeh and each
capable Of pumping and forcing 100 900 gallons Of
per day Connected With them the requisite Valves
glands eouP'ipgs. bsnds, elbows doable valve oil
cups, &c. Thee Pumps srs comparatively new and In
complete working order.
A large quantity Of water Pipe, Is follows; ..
lisa Elsa G t.s. s.insh inch e...:ir0n Water Pipe.
500 t.st 2.ineh vrousht-iron " ..a. ...
b64 feet " inch east-ion
2,0o0 feet ~ Inch :.
1.6IO feet l.fueh "
5000 feet A-ineh
Tbirty-one Cast Iron Fire Plugs, (Ayrss' pst.ptl
with all the pecessary connections such a. ia bends
sop-eocks, elbows four pi ees all In excsi-
lent eondton together with al the tools ke r. auirsd
for making alterstiops repairs In water pine ,uoh
drills, punebss, eaulkips tools, &c
The depot is accessible BY water. and vessels Of the
largest ela.s can be loaded al the wharf
Term: Cash, 10 Gov-roIent fuBda
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before
the hrst (lsD day OF August next.
boat for Giesboro' viii leave the Sixth street wharf
every hour during the aay OF sals. =
Any further Information that may be Sssirsd III 10
George T. Brownins, A q n, ei..soro', D. G., or ..
this omes. JAMES EKIN
Brsvet Brig. Gen. U. 6. A.tis charge,
je2ltjylS First Division, Q. 4. o. o.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

HARMLESS AS A SUMNER DEW, yet In the
highest degree disinfsotsnt and prsssrvstiys soso
don't keeps the teeth slways healthy and upotlsu,
and he gums rudy md Tree from eanksr,
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

CHANGE OF WEArHER.--Last evening re.
freshing rain cooled the atmosphere materially.
There was considsrabs fall Of mercury all through
tha oitv . ... a. .Hs =
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

indebted to the clerk Of Thompson's Owen House
for record Of the Thermometer In that hotel on
Sunday which may be put down as "ne Of the bot
Sundays Of the season; At Q q. m, 80; IL IN 81;
op. m, 80. In most places of public resort the
mercury ranged considerably higher. Monday,
July s-S . m,, 81 IL N, 81; 6p. m, 50.
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TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN

TAKEN BY THE METROPOLITAN
L PoLiCE,-A sorrel Horse with star on EnsheaA.
aud Dua colo ed Horse With blsIs white faes-Ap.
parsnly hrm horses-wers tatea from suspie Gus per.
soss who slleged the 10 be found esrayI By the
metropolitan Police on the ltIh ut. The owser or
ownsrs Are hersby notified to prove Aad reclaim ssii
horses at the once OF the Property Clerk as Teath
street wssi, prior to 10 o'clock m, SATURDAY the
l4th isstsp or the same will then be sold puuAst TO
law to the highest essh bidder at the Bazaar on l.
WALL CO., es Louisiana sysaus. by order
Gao. Il. HtRRiCk, Properly Clerk
jyt,a tstsr soPy.l
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

CRIMINAL CoURES- Chief Justice CARTIER
Edward @. Darlington, esq District Attorney,
prosecutipg)
Charles II. Jones, indicted for assault and bat
terry with intent to kill VIM Braysll verdict guilty
Of assault and battery only sentenced to Jail for so
days, aooding for defence.
Mary Blake, Indicted for stealing $l43 from John
Maddeni rscognizanoo forfeited, and bench warrant
for her arrest issued
Milton Kurtz, indicted for stealing clothing and
money from A. H. Perry plead sguilty, and sen
fenced to the penitentiary for one year.
John Weston, indicted for stealing . pair Of
shoes from Charles +. Cummingsi plead guilty, and
sentenced to Jail for ten days.
Julius wsiaos convicted OF assault and battery;
sentenced TO pay hne Of $50.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10
A Streak Of Cool weather.

BALTIMORE. July 9-Hsavy showers Of rain
have fallen today, The atmosphere 10 cool and
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INSURANCE. CoMPANIE-.
FXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.

EXCELSIOR FIRE INSURANCE COM.
IA PAsY.
isS S:S.is.;. 0''
hot furniturs hsrehsndi.e Vessels in Port and other
Property against Loss By Fire
fsssss sssss figsKs4T,' & gasSKssHs'
JOHN GARCIA
WALDO HuTCHlNs,
WILLIAM HERDnN,
9usTAyl REYsAUD,
RAMSAY CRouKs,
JnsEPH b. YOUNi,
cHsRLss cnaL |! PELL'
r GiLsssT,
ROBERT sGHsfL,
GEOhGE NEsBirr
JOHN LEFn'NowELL,
GEORGE T. sTEDMAN,
- HkNkY LEWIS, ..
sSxSsL i.s.sm NJ CRAFT; sSy,is s.s,yi = uonov, No.,
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY,
No. los BROADWAY, New YoRx.
CASH cAPiTAL...... ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
ASSETS, JANUARY, 1866. .sl. GAS o.. "a
THIS Company insurss at customary rates OF pre-
MUM, against all MARINE and INLAND NAvIGATI
RISKS on CARGO or FREIGHT; also against loss or
damage BY FIRE ...
IL PREMIUMS ARE PAID IN GOLD, LoSsEs WILL
BE PAID IN GOLD.
The assured receive rs per cent Of the Iet profits
without iueurrng any liability, or In lieu thereof t
their option, liberal discount upon the premium
All losses equitably adjusted aud promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January Is. 1866,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
JAMES LoRIABR GRAHAM, Prssidsnt.
ROBERT N. c. GRAHAM, Vice President.
JAMES LoRIMHR GRAHAM, Jr., ii Vice Prs.r.
HENRY II. PoRTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. 4. w@shiuston Buflding
-je7.ly Cor Pennsylvania av and seventh street.
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The National Republican.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ENGLISH CABINET.
NO M0RE FIG HTING.
Gen. Sherman in Philadelphia.
He M KES A ECH.
CUBA AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Gov. Brownlow 10 the LEGISLATURE,
He advocates the ConsttutIonal Amendment,
A LARGE FIRE IN TEE OIL REGIONS.
A NEGRO RIOT IN CHARLESTON.
STILL LATER FROA EUROPE.


Reconstruction ef shs Brieish Cabtnst-No
More FfEhsisg On ths Consinsat.
NEw ioRk, July e.--Ths steamship Alsppo, with
Liverpool dates 70 the evening Of the 27th Of June
arrived tonight ~ =
The steamship Erin arrived out on the 27th.
LATEST PER TEE ALEPPo.
br ELEoRArA TO QUE EsEsrowH-LoHDoN June
T-Evsning TIE resignation Of the British Min.
listers has been accepted. Lord Derby will proba.
bly b. The Premier and Lord Stanley Forsen Min.
ister but nothing official has yet trsnspirsd.
, Tbsr: has been no further report Of fighting on
Hra COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, june 81, evening s-Cotton sales yes
terdsy and the day before $780, 900 balss including
70, 900 bales to spsoulators and exporters. The
market closed quiet and unchanged. Breadstuas
nrm and quiet. Provisions ArmsF with an advano.
ing tendency.
LosDon, June 81, evening s-Consols closed at
Soi"S7 American securities Fivetwsnties, "a ta64t
Illinois csntrals 74A74i. Eriss 3sa3si.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

A SOUND SLEEPER.-On Sunday night Mr..
Fremont Hadley, who resides on X street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, near tho Navy Yard,
placed a pillow In the window Of his room. In the
second story, and soon went to sleep with his head
In the window. About u O'Clock he awoke and
found himself on the pavement; but how he got
there or how long he had been there was more than
he could tell Yesterday morning he complained
Of being sore, but thought he would bs oil right In
o few days ="
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

Gen. sherman Goes to New York To-day.
PHILADELPHIA, July s.-Gsn. Sherman will leave
here for New York early to- morrow morning.
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je23-dtjylt

9 II A F F I In & Us
- CONFECTIONERY
ICE CREAM SALOON,
No 800 Eleventh street.
Between X street and Massaehussus avenue,
wAsHiEaroS, d. @.
Mr. JOSEPH II. sHAFPIBLD having rsti cd from
business, the uudsrsign would respectfully inform
his lss customers aud the public th.t having or
years associated with IN n business at the old stand
No. $50 slth street, they are prepared TO furnish
superior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CRB,M
equal In quality to that furnisbpd by Mr.. ShAme aud
which has been so iuy appreciated BY the best families
Of Washington aud 0eorE.t"wn.
They ask call from all 10 want n auythipg In their
line, assuring them that poihiug will ba waiting which
will tend to g'atify the want. OF their customers.
Very respectfully,
J. A. sHAFFIELD L CO,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
Between X street and Massachusetts avenue,
Jele SIN Washington, D. G.
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Foreign Steamer Due.
MosrREAL, July 9-No signs Of the steamer 81.
David The weather Is hne and clear.
The national Republican., 1866-07-10

Work PERroRnED BY THE DE4xorryrs--
Sergeant Rssd, Of he Dstsstvs Corps. hss made
bic report 70 6upsrintsndsnt Richasds showing the
work done during the quarter ending June so The
iercs nov consists Of Ms.srs. Bislsy. Kelly, No.
y,st, ,nd cIarvos, Win Sergeant Reed in charge.
the quarter there wsrs 1888 robbsriss reported; is7
arrests were made; amouut Of property iost or
stolsn, e2e.Ae %; recovered By the corps, Ss,-
VS. 10, amosnt Of property turned over TO the
property clerk, y. $50 10; amount turned over TO
owners ~. a. SOL amount taken from and returned
70 prisoners, Ss137o. 1th we'll asosrtainsd By the
detectives that In reporting property stolen or lost
to them, the owners give Il value at least double
what II 10 really worth. The amount reported ..
lost or stolen will probably exceed the real loss one.
third. and the Detectives have recovered At least
An IMPORTANT CAsK--In the Circuit Court
Yesterday morning the case Of John o. Harris
against the Baltimore sud Ohio Railroad Company,
action 70 recover $40, 900 damages, on account Of
having hi. leg broken By collision Of trsins in
western Virginia Nss, taken up. The plaintiff
s.ys he was on his way, In October, 1854, from
Maine to Ohio, and paid visit 10 this city, taking
the western train from here. He chsrgeo that at
the time o. the accident the train was being run at
twenty miles per hour, and tbst BY the collision hs
had ht, leg broken, his spine injured, and was
otherwise hurt to suoh an extent - 10 have pre-.
vented him from following his business Msssrs 7.
.: d. Fuller and W. d Davidgs appear for the
plaintiff Messn. Jos. II. Brad ey and Jas. A.
Buchanan, Of Baltimore. for defendants. . =.
MEDALS AND PRENIuxs.-The distribution
Of medals and premiums to the pupils Of the sseond
District will be held at the Wesley Chapel, corner
Of Fifth and streets, tomorrow Wednesday, eve.
ming at four O'Clock, instead Of Mstssrott Hail. a.
announced ..r.. ~ - :.
The distribution to the pupils Of the Third Dis.
tFi0t tska nj IN ro.- -.
at the Fourth strset Methodist Church, near the
Nsvy-ysrd.
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GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
~ rhB BENEFIT or
Y TIE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS

under the auspices Of the soidisrs ard Sailors Union
wsshinston, D. O., at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY EVENING, August O. 1895.
- 900 tickets will be sod st o. sach-75, 900
proa to be given 10 the soldiers and Sailors National
orphass' Home Fuod, "a 500 to the wsshington Male
and Female Orphan the balanos after ductng
expsnses to be paid TO the treasurer of the and
Sailors' Union Of Washington, D. G.
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A Steamer Sank

SAVANNAH, July 9.-Ths steamer Virgo, coming
up the river this morning. struck . sunken gun.
boat In the channel, smashing hole In her bottom
Her cargo Is being lightsrsd out in damaged con.
dition. The exact damage is not yet known.