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Affairs in Geer.etown.

The ELEcTroN-The election for a delegz.a
and alternate TO the Philadelphia Con yeuiion.
winch took place yesterday, passed OF very
quietly. The Judges announce the result 20
be for Es3u Pickrell. as delegate, 3l2; r. r.
Crawford, alternate, 33i; Scattering. y
THECANAL.-Arrived-B Andre w John
son. No. % grain, 70 Hartley & Bro: ]. IA.
Williams, do, TO b. Talbot and Hartley; Sarah
and lime. to George Waters; SIX Days. 7,l
barrels cement, 20 do; Capitola, grain, 10 Tai
Doll ana Hartley; and ten boats with coal IN
Phillips Boose, 1H.2 tons: Borden Co, les m
IONS; Cumberland Co. i33. 2s tons: Central Co,
ZIG tons; American Co., 2ls tons. Departed
The ]. IL. Williams, merchandise. 10 Monoc.
acy; lronsides, potatoes, TO Williams port:
Saran Ann, empty barrels, TO Hancock: q Il
Snouner, assorted freight. TO Point OF Rocks:
A Johnson, No p salt plaster, and sundries
,Noiands Ferry; Six Days, empty barrels,
hancock; and sixteen boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARxET.-The market
closed ouii as to transactions. Prices firm for
nien grades hour: supers. SlOaSiO.5O: cut ex-
Ias, sllaSI2; extras. 81. 25aSl 25 family
Sii5OaSl6.5e. Grain-Little wheat arriylne
Good to choice red is quoted ar 81 I6,as1 x:
good 10 prime white. 50 .5a2 SaJ Cornwall
low Gull, e5a9Gc; white, but little Offering &c
Ssi. We notice the arrival of the a Johnson
no. :, with grain 10 Hartley & Bro: H. Will
hams and Capitola, with grain TO u. Talbot
ana Hartley Bro. The receipts of corn are
increasing, principally yellow, but the light
supply and high prices OF wheat prevent a de-
cline IN the prices Of corn
COAL SHIPMENTs-The shipments for this
week are as iollows:-Hampshire Baltimore
land Co, 2.3J0 tons; Rays Docks S, 72I tons
PORT OF N-Entered-Steamer
L nos L. Cahlll, Norris, from Baltimore En-
,ereo and Cleared-Steamer Keyport, Hol-
nngsheso master, from and to AQUA Greek
Eclipse, Pearson. for Der
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THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER,
An ArreSt-Turfhe parsicuIar

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ia man calling
himself Champion, late an engineer in the
Navy, was arrested on the charge of killing
the girl In house of ill-fame last night. IA
full account Of which we give in ansther
column. The victims name is Mary Carney.
q native of Mount Holly, N J.
This morning the female associate of GARNER
described TO the police a man who kent com.
pany with Mary Carney. The descriptlou
Tailed with that giveE by the keeper OF the
house.
A portrait of the man was found in Caruey's
trunk and Identified as Champion He was
immediately arrested in bed at his resides &c
ana has since been Identified as the man VINO
came to the house with the murdered girl He
Is about 30 years of age
The case is now before the Corener,s Jurv
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REVENUE DECISION ON BANK.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
been receiving numerous inquiries respecting
The ten per cent. tax on banks and banking
associations, asking whether the law applies
10 private banks, doing business without a.
charter. To which the Commissioner has re-
piled that section q, act OF March Sd. 1866
amended July lSth, 1856. imposing the ten per
cent tax for paying out the notes of State
banks does not apply TO private bankers do
ing business without a charter, but If private
banker receives and paws out the notes OF State
banks. as the agent OF a national or State bank
ing association, or of State bank. sucn private
banker renders himself liable to the statute
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CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS.
MEXICe.

The news from Mexico begins to grow inter-
esting. The latest inteiligence-to July o.
shows increasing weakness in the French
Austrian Imperial Government, and it is
thought by some that the indications point
concIusively to the fact that the Empire Is
about used up. FL Dtarfo del Imperio, the
Official Journal, says in reference to the mission
of the Empress TO Europe: ra.
.sHer Majesty goes TO treat personally with
France upon various important points which
nave already arisen. as well as those which
may Present themselves In future. Various
causes must necessarily be settled previous to
the sailing OF the French army, in order that
tie Emperor may be able TO finish his work OF
regenerating the country and affirming her
desiinIes. France and Mexico have to examine
many delicate points upon International
treaties, TO make pForiSi0R for tie future and 10
ADJUST matters which concern the interests of
both nations
Now this means, if anything, that withou,
ald from abroad Macmillan must follow the
Empress. Ii was so construed at Vera Cruz
where the Austrian man. Of war Dandalon had
come 10 an anchorage, and was taking on board
large quantity of provisions, and it was re-
garded as a fixed fact that Macmillan and
large body of Austrian troops would soon en-
bark on her for Europe. The queerest part Of
the news, however, is the report that Mars hal
Bazaine would oppose the flight of the Emper-
or, s'5y for zee if necessary"
In consequence ofthe interception by Maxi.
milan Of several letters from Santa Anna to
parties IN the City of Mexico, numerous ar
rests had teen made, and sixteen prominent
men were tried for conspiracy, and sent TO
fucaten. Santa Annals estates near Dalapa.
were Confscated, several millions of dollars
being by this means turned into the Imperial
treasury.
Its thought BY some that if the Emperor
had displayed such bolcness and determine
ton earlier. his present position would have
been less critical.
ltwas also reported that Senior Sacunza, the
Minister 81 State, and three other Cabinet MIN
isters. with other officials in the service of
the palace. were arrested. The latter circum.
stance shows that the disaffection must he
very general. a'-.
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MERcHANT-Tne
death of Vito Viii, an old and prominent mer-
chant of Philadelphia, took place in that city
on Thursday. The deceased arrived IN this
country in the year Is IS, and took up his resi-
denee at Alexandria, Va. He was engaged for
many years as an importer of Italian marble
and fancy goods, and for a long period, after
leaving the South, carried Oh business in Chest.
nut street, below Third. His first exhibition in
ident Madison, who bought some of his finest
pieces of statuary, which consisted OF about
eight hundred boxes. Che relics OF the pur-
chases made by Mrs. Madison are now sold in
Washington as remembrancers of that dis
tingushed lady. His goods were consigned to
Stephen Girard, VINO took lively interest in
the business in which the deceased was en-
gaged.-PhdddeIphi d Inquirer.
SPunch calls the Fenian movement in
Canada a right about movement. What Wilt
say of the next ONE
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Quarantine Regulations south.

FORTRESS MONROE Aug. Il.-At a meeting
OF the Board OF Health of Norfolk, held last
evening, measures were adopted 10 improve
the sanitary condition of the city, and as 3 pre
ventive against cholera il was resolved that
all vessels arriving from New York and other
places in which the cholera exists as an epi
demic, be quarantined for twelve days and
that the examination OF vessels from ali north.
ern ports be dispensed with for the present
and also declared q quarantine of fifteen DAYS
en- vessels arriving from ports where the vel.
low fever usual v prevails.
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eRDHR REVOKED.

Major General Wright, commanding De.
partment Of Texas, issued an order on the ID
instant directing that as the order from Gen.
Grant requiring Department Commanders To
forward copies OF such newspapers within
their respective commands as contained sem
tments of disloya atty and hostility to the Gov.
eminent In any of ITS brances, had been re-
voked, the order reiterating those Instructions.
issued from Department Headquarters, was
ole kah
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AN IMPROVED TELEsRApHIC CABLE-Au
improved cable for submarine Geographic ser
vice has lately been patented, in which, al
though IL Is scarcely an inch in diameter there
are six distinct and separate conductors, capa-
BILE of transmitting SIX dispatches at one time
BY his plon six instruments can be attached
to either end. and the number Of words the ca.
BILE is capable of Transmitting Is greatly in.
creased. This cable is innexIble as a good
hempen rope, and its strength Is said to be
fully as great as that Of the kind generally in
use with single wire. The breaking of any
der
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. DELEGATES TO PHILADELpHIa

The judges Of the election held yesterday Cor
delegates to the Philadelphia Convention, are
to-day counting the ballots, but they will not
be able TO announce the result until TONIGHT
1t is believed. however, that Messrs Bradley
Blake and O'Bierne, are certainly elected, and
DR.. VIM. b. Magruder probably.
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sHIrMENrs OF CrRReNcx

During the week ending to-day, the Treas.
orer of the Unitsd States authorized the ship
ment of the following amounts Of fractional
currency: To the Assistant Treasurer in New
York, SiO0.O0G: to the u. :. Depos,tary at Pitts
onrR. Pa, $4,000; to the u. s. Depositary at
Chicago, Ill. S5O.OUD and to the various Ma
tional Bangs, S1sl,750. Total, S37I,e5O
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SURGEONS WANTED AT NEW ORLEANS

Major General Baird, Assistant Commis-
sioner of kreedmen-s Affairs in the State y
Louisiana, mas telegraphed to the Commas
sioner to have two additional surgeons de.
tailed TO report for duty at New Orleans, with
Is little delay as possible, as none could be
obtsined there. Although the despatch did
not state the reason for the sudden demand for
medical aid, in view OF the fact that the mum.
Der OF medical officers in that district has very
recently been reduced. it is supposed that
the requision is made for the purpose Of b,ing
July prepared 10 meet every necessity arising
from the prevalence OF the cholera in New
Grieaus
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A FEARFUL LEAP.-At about o'clock this
morning, Miss Elizabeth Young, residing in
Broadway, near Manhattan street, while tenn.
porarily insane, jumped ont of the garnet win.
dow Of her residence to tue street, q distan 20
OF forty feet, with a babe sig months old in her
arms. She was picked up insensible BY officer
Eldridgr, of the 30th precinct, aud taken to
st. i.uke's Hospital. The surgeon in atten.
dance, on examination, stated that the won IN
was internally injured, but not seriously. The
btbe did not receive the slightest INJURY.
T. ErpreSs.
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SEOKETARY SBWARD GONE NORTH.
Secretary Seward went to Auburn, N. ".
yesterday, Intelligence having been received
announcing illness in his family As the As
sistant Secretary of State and Chief Clerk are
also absent, the President has appointed Al.
torney General Stanbery, Acting Secretary of
State pfO tenn
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Mayor Msnroe's Authority Suspended.
NEW ORLEANS, August 9.-The military
authorities to-day informed Mayor Monroe
10 make no more appointments or perform anv
other ofhcial acts without their approval
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 1l.-Flour firm, with an
upward tendency. Wheat very firm; red adj
vanced cents. Corn scarce; Southern white
It's cents; Western yellow, 94a95 cents. Proyi-
sions quiet Cut Meats steady. Sugar steady.
Oats active al 44aA6. Whisky scarce; Western
81. 27aS2 q for free. -
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81 Two hundred Mormons-mep. women
AID children were TO be seen bathing together
In the mississippi river On THURSDAY after
noon. AT West Quincy, in a perfect state of
nudity The exhibition attracted a crowd of
spectators. During this promscuous bath. A
lad belonging 10 the party was crowned, but
no attention was given 10 the matter and NO
effort made 10 recover the BODY
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PERSONAL.

I OsT-AKON THOMAS, seven YEAR, old: came
IL aSsy with Louis BooH from City Point last
year HIS mother and the boy belonged to Miss
Lucinda Cutler, Dipwiddie county, Va ANY in
formation will be tina, kfully received by his die
Tres ed mother. Carolina "homas Direct to O.
DUFFY, corner eth and l. sts an o3t
A MONTHLY NURSE, lust diseneeeed. wonld
"A Ike TO make few engagements Best OF ref.
erenccs given. Address N. s.. Star Office au 7.6ts
NCU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT A GALLON OF
Il Buchu and two dozen Samaritan bumbuos
Now go TO DR.. DARBY. 499 IT, street between d
and and be cured permanently jy N-Ims
ttR; S:yERDI, date OF Baltimore, HOMEO-
- PATHlC PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON-'
Office corner Of NJ and Iltn streets WASHINGTON
RESIDENCE corner Of Montgomery and Dunbarton
streets, Georgetown. jy 2i-lms
COME WITHOUT MONEY OR WITHOUT
~ pri.e. to get your toothach- cured imuedi ate
ly.witlout pain or without drawing, at DR. STRI-
NIB NO SScThst. ~ Dim
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DECISION AFFECTING STATE AGENTS

IL has been decided ny the Second Comp
troller that military State agents. who are paid
by their States. and who are collecting claims
gratuitously, are exempted from that portion
of the act Of July %. lS66, in reference 20 the
bounty 10 colored troops, which requires the
agent or attorney TO file with each claim his
oath that he has no interest in the bounty be-
yond the established fees for its collection.
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THE fEyIANe-4dSlreSs Of James .SteBheas-
Mr.. Stephens has delivered an address before
\ large gathering Of the Fenian brotherhood.
In which he reviewed the present condition OF
the British Government at great length. He
said II was noticeable fact that since the ex-
istence Of the Fen ian organization in Ireland
had began 10 make itself apparent, England
carefully avoided every dispute which took
place among foreign powers that might pos
siblv have q tendency to draw her into war.
Her old position as great power had not been
maintained. In fact, there was q totsl want
OF that spirit which had for so MANY years
rendered her formidable in the eyes OF Euro
pean potentates- Her attitude in the recent
German war must necessarily have earned the
bitter contempt Of the masses OF the Eaglish
people, who were not only disguised with her
action IN that particular, but appeared clam
orous for an entire change OF the constitution
cheering, and screaming with delight at Conn.,
monweaifh. These and other signs Were suf-
icient of themselves 20 iii the Irish heart with
the hone OF a near approach of the day OF reck-
oning, the day WI hen Ireland shall become an
Independent nationality.-N 4. EErress.
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COMMISSION ON CLAIMS APPoIRrEp

Msjor Gems. Hunter and Candy and Judge
Advocate General Holt have been appointed
by the War Department a commission to ex
anime and decide upon the justice OF all claims
made against the War Department. Their ex-
aTninations will be confined to such claims as
has not yet been acted upon, and the decision
Of the commission will be final.
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GThe collision in Hyde Park was caused
by the police switching an excursion train
OF the rails. tf. =
VThe great secrets OF navigation are con-
tanned in email compass.
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A PRlsIDrNrIAx TRIP

A PRIeIDENTIAL TRIP.
The President and Secretary Seward will
start on the 18th inst. for Chicago, to be preseu.
at the dedication Of the Douglas monument.
The party will visit Philadelphia, New York
<and Saratoga in going to Chicago -
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rRBAsURY DISBURSEMENT.

The following are the disbursements of the
Treasury on account of he War, Navy and
lnteri0t Departments In the week ending
Aug. IL, 1s66:-War Department, 1854. 7is: Nayv
department. $75,Sl4; Interior Department.
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Determined Effort to Secure the Gable of


HEARTS CONTENT, Aug. s.-Her Naiesty's
ship Terrible and the steamer Albany ieft on
August !, and the Great Eastern and Med wav
sailed on Thursday. All the vessels are fully
supplied with coal and provisions The mem.
beTs OF the expedition are determinedto recover
and complete the cable Of 1866, il il De possible
The Great Eastern has about sOOO tons of coal
on board, and is provisioned for a six months
cruise
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CURRENCY RECrDynD

Treasurer Spinner received in the week end
ing to-day, from the Printing Division of the
Treasury, fractional currency as follows: Ten
cent notes, $4,000; twenty five cent notes.
Sf3s, OC0: fifty cent notes, S1s9,ve0 Total re-
ceiyed. G2Q1. O1N-
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OFFICE.
~ U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,
DISTRICT OF COLCMBIA

W ASH August 3, IBj6.
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE
Notice is hereby given, that the ANIMAL LIST
OF TAAES assessed in this Collection District for
me year beginning Nay l., 1856. has been received
IRON the Assessor, and that the Dotiee. Taxes
Fayabie. ~ '''""'' ""e "'"
, will attend at my Once, No. ass 9TH street. !.
opposite General Post Once, daily, fSundays ex.
fepied,D from this date t. AUGUST 20, 1856,
the came. t.H ~
The Taxes included in the aforesaid List are
LIAhp TABLES, CARRIAGES, PIANOS, Sill
All persons who shall neglect to pay the sums
due By them respectively, according to the list
aforesaid, within the time specified, IAugust 20 }
pay TEN PER' CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof, together with other costs.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector OF Internal Revenue
an tauD fer District of Columbia
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INTxRrAL RxvErur.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 1881, 577.5I The receipts
in the week ending To-day, 81, 159.Oi3.si.
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The Cholera.
Ral,imsre Mark.,s.

CINCINNATI, August 11.-Thirty. eight fatal
cases OF cholera were reported TO the health
Off GERS yesterday.
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The amount of coin remaining in the vaults
Of the Treasury, after the close Of business
to-day, is as follows :--Gold, s3l3,659; silver,
se,56or i've cent coin, 800: three cent coin.
Si,C0l; cents. Sass. Total $3iS,i87. rssl :
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BOARDING..

EIRST CLASS BOARD. WITH DELIGHT
Il ful Rooms, in private family from the n orth,
can be obtain by applying at 43t 18th street,
between h and New York avesue. The locality 10
one OF the bes!thiest in the city, and within no
blocks of the city cars. au ii ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without Board
L for gentlemen No. AS Massachusetts ave.
between 9th and 9TH SITS an St.
hESIRABLE FUBISHED ROOMS, on I'd floor
II and frst.class TABLE BOARD, for gentle.
men only In one Of the pleasantest locations In
The city, No 40, south side OF north l. street,
between 1lth and 12tb streets west u93tr
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM-
"A modated with pleasant ROOMS and BOARD,
In Desirable location on the Heights of George
town. Inquire No. 266 Pa avenue, bet l2th and
18TH ste. an est
TABLE BOARD At No. asa 10th street, o few
i doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. de I6-
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C0AscIHNcl MONEY

treasurer Spinner to-day received from
chicago, Ill, another contribution TO the Con-
science Fnnd, amounting to Sl4, which the
writer tho states that he is endeaying to settle
his ascopnt with God, says is the property of
the United States
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~Queen yictoria's health alarms her peo-
pie. ..-
0Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands Is
described as prettily tinted.
~Three lady tourists have already lost their
lives in Switzerland this year.
n0It is said Western -four Is adulterafed
with white corn meal
VRistori leaves Brest for this country on
Sept. LIST. -.-.r
arOut OF what kind Of q vessel ought an
angry man 10 take his drink Out OF cooler.
sxHon Thomas II. Price has been nomi-
uated for Congress in the Fifth Distrlct OF Mis-
souri, -.l
sxThe abuse ola crunxen husband recently
drove an estimable woman Of Pennington.
lows To suicide.
aIHon. John A. Bingham has been renomi-
psted Cor Congress BY the Republicans Of the
Sixteenth Ono District
IJudge yantrump has been nominated for
Congress by the Democrats in the Sixteenth
District OF Ohio. - Esa.eF .g-s z's
VHon Thomas Ewing Of OHIO. has q
Lengthy srd able letter in favor Of the Phiia-
depths Coaventtoc.
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DURE OLD POkr WINE

have re ceived from the private stock of a wall.
known and hopored citizen a short suppIy of onra
and first quality PORT WINE. "AIte Douro
This wine has been known to me several years
and its effects upon persons suffering with Ali,
Hepts incident to the season have been very bene-
fetal. "'
1t 10 ordered and recommended BY physic iaus.
and can be relied on In every particular.
W. BUBCHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
~ 30 under Ebbftt House.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. H. Rives Pollard. of the
Richmond Eraminer, is at the Ebbitt House.
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COMMIssARY GENERAL OF
u3 PRISONERS.

@COLLEC1ORs OFFICE, CITY HALL,
N s4WAsHiSGTON, c., August !, 1885.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice 10 hereby given that By ian act approved
July zs l8s the rate Of tax on eli real and per-
soBsl property, stocks &C., for the year 1885, is
fixed At dollar End ten cents on every one hun.
drod dslars OF the assessed vatue Of said property
Upon all taxes upon all property not 10 arrears
for taxes for general pur poses abatement n w
per cent 10 ailo we'd from August I. 1885, until the
will be siloWed. =
gu 2-eoDt WIN. DIXON, Collector
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ANOTHER OFFICIAL DYING HARD. = The
New York Commercial 4drerfiser says:-The
Presi DE- ut has determined 10 remove SayIes ]
Bowen, Postmaster of W ashington, and TO an
point in his plaee one Of the publishers of the
National IHteih9eneer. 1t is Mr.. Bowers in
tention 20 follow the example OF Colonel
Thomas, the Collector of Philadelphia, aud
test the question as to the Preside nt's power
TO remove.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. N.
s O'CLOCK r. N.
GovERNMENT SECURITIES.
wAsHInaroN. August n

4 WAcHIn6TOhs august IT. 1900
Jay Cooke Go. furnish the following
quotations. of Government securities:
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Thankful for the liberal DAtro,a &c recall the
As the noet complete In the District, large Dor
lion Of whtch has been Manufactured specis AIN To
will make IL sn times such q 10 kent in : Weli
Rsgulsted Establishment. Orders for PAPER
hfr,r,sisg or WINDOW Snsdss panetually and faith
lot setisfsc tory filled, VIII 10 immediately cor.
Iested; and satisfaction guaranteed; and goods
they can Be purchased In thsDistrict
TEENS CASH FOB GOODS AND LARoR.
a.H 20 j. 0ARKRIIBR,
.t No As IN str>eNa
~ Si,SS. sdoors above Odd Tsiiovs' Han.
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WASHINGTON, AUGUST Q, 1866.

Sealed Proposals viii BE- received by thu under.
signed until z m, MONDAY August %. isstsnt,
for eonstIucttng sewer In = street north. and
he eighteen inches 1. oiane,sr. (in the insids, j
the walls four inches in thickisss, with the necss
Bidaers win state the price Yer linssl foot for the
sever, and Per piece fer the drops. '"' 49,
TIE nSyor deserves 70 himelf the right to re-
Mono but practical mechanics need bid
az 10 eotd kICHAhD WALLACH, Mavor.