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The national Republican., 1866-08-01
JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS LAWYER IN COUNCIL.
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Four Weeks Armistics settlement Of Amer
lean Claima.


New Yonk, July 31.-Ths Herald has the fol.
lowing dispatch over the Atlantic cable:
LONDON, July 28.--An armistice Of four weeks
frop yesterday has been signed by Prussia, Aus.
tria, Bavaria, and other German States. The prop
ostions embrace lasting peace over the whole
continent Of Europe.
The Tvi6mns's special over the wire, dated Fri.
day night, says in the House of Commons, on Mon
day night. Lord Stanley said the Cabinet were
anxious TO remove any irritation arising out Of
cases connected with the war between the North
and South. II claims were presented BY the Amer.
can Cabinet the English Government Intended TO
Issue royal commission to inquire into the nsu-
trality laws, and, II possible, revise them.
A ItI6nns special dated London, July "a, says:
Barry Brothers announce large remittances on the
way TO pay the dividends on Mexican bonds. No
alteration In the Bank rates Is expected for week.
reform demonstration occurred in Hyde Park
yesterday. Fifteen hundred police and detach.
mont Of guards protected the Park. The mob
broke the iron railing and forced an entrance.
Several persons were injured. The Home Guard
charged the people, but did not use swords.
LONDON, July 3o.-United States hvs-twsuties,
68i.
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ROPOSAL LsFOR LOUR
OFFICE DRPor CoEnIssARY OF suBsIsrRScE, !
w MAsuIxarax d Inl, laaa y

OFfiCk DEPOT C0hhIssARY OF SUBsIsrRNCE,l
WASHINGTON, D. c., July "a, 1850.
Sealed Proposals are invited until SATURDAY, August
Department with
FIFTEEN HUNDRED q ,6oo) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what Is known at this Depot
as Nos l. O. and s. and bids will bs entertained for any
quantity less than the whole,
Bids must be In duplicate, and for each grade sep.
arate sheets Of paper.
The delivery Of the Flour to commence within ave
days from the opening Of the bids and must be dsiv
cred In such quantities, daily as the Government may
D. @.
The delivery Of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty days from the acceptance Of the bid
Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered In new
oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be made In such funds as the Govern
ment may have for disbursement
The usual Government inspection will be made Just
before the Flour s received and will be accepted
which Il not fresh ground, aud Of superior quality
No bid will be entertained from parties Who have
previously failed to comply with their bids, from
bidders not present to respond
Government the right to rel ect bid for
cause. Bids to be addressed to the undersigned at No
223 O street, endorsed I" Proposals for Flour"
o. BELL,
jySo'H MAI and O. g., US.A.
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Steamboat Explosion,

BALTIMORE, July Sl.-There was an explosion
at the Light street wharf this morning Of the
steamer Henry L. Cav, Of the canal line, She ar.
rived at halfpast Ave from Philadelphia, and by
the explosion was damaged to the extent of about
$4,000. She was not insured. Tho cook, Eliza
Giles, was killed. Richard Wood, Of Baltimore,
fireman, was severely injured. Another man,
named Frank King, Of Chesapeake city, was also
injured, but slightly. There were several narrow
escApes
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naltansrs Rsaisias,

BALrInoRE, July Si.-Ths Unioa primary cleo.
tion was held tonight In eli the wsrds The con.
test was for the Mayoralty ~ the nominating con-
vsntion. Mayor Chapaaa, the present incumbent,
oapisd fourteen wsrds and General Dsnnison six,
The contest was very spirited.
The national Republican., 1866-08-01
NINTH. Drilling Prohibited In virginia.

RIcuNosD, July Sl.-Gensrai Terry has issued
general order forbidding in this military depart
ment during the existence of martial law, all mill
tary organizations associations for the purpose
Of drill or military instruction other than militia
organised by the Governor of Virginia.
This order will put stop to the nightly drills
and parades Of the negroes which have recently
caused much excitement In this community
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The Provisional 0evsrnmsnt Of Texas.
GALVESTON, July 3o.-Instructions have been
rscsived to continue the provisionai govsrnmsnt
till further orders.
The Govsrsmsnt oficials In service before the
war will be reappointsd.
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
ExCELsIOR FIRE INSURANCE CON.
,o,.,o.. No. i;o bic.i. ..;. "o
M vcm'pssy Lnssr.s All tads Of BsiIdnss Hosss-
Property against Loss by rire ''- -'
fSssss: Ell !igsas4a. & gaSR1rs %
John oiRcIA,
MILLIAn IERDoN .s.
ogsTAyl IETE1sD, LIKE
nLi4s PonvRRr,
yosira ,. YOUNG YcuNa,
CHARLIE PRLL, I'D.
o. PACALIH, r.'
.#. aP: ofLBIsr,
JAnEs I, HoRGAs,
joGs LsssisGWkLL,
dsdRox p WsstrYi = t.rrYinx,, ....
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN INSURANCE. COMPANY.
10. los BROADWAY, NEW Yoax.
Cash cAPITAL...........oN ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
'AHoAhf' isee..."........-.el,s< ~. ss4.ss
TINS conpssy insurss, d customary rates Of pre-.
MUM, against all MARlNRand INLAND NAVIGATION
RISKS On CARGO or TRsIoHr; also against loss or
damage By FIRE
IL PREMIUMS ARR PAID IN GOLD, LOSSES WILL
Be PAID IN COLD
The assured receive rs Per cent of the nat o,os,.
whoas iheurrins any liability, or In lieu thereof Al
'hsir option, liberal discount upon the premium.
All losses squitsbly adjusted sad promptly paid.
Scrip Dividend, declared January as 1895,
TWENTY -RIvE PER Gent
JAMES L0RIMBR GRAHAM, President
AoBsRT 4. o. GRAHAM, Vice Prssidsat.
yAnAs LoRlhER GRAHAM, Jr., ID Vice Prssv
HENRY H. PORTER, Secretary.
CHARLES KING, Agent,
Room No. I, Washington Buildins
Je1-y Cor. fsnnsyivania Az ald Seventh street.
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chel.r. a Txhss rsia.a /,

SAVANNAH, July So.--Ths total number Of deaths
from cholera to Sunday 10 ninsty-Avs. To-day two
deaths and one new case occurred. The total mum.
Der Of patients in the hospitals 10 eighty. seven.
The latest accounts report the cholsrs subsidns.
Three sporadic Of yellow fever ars In The city
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RY j. @. Moe UIRE & 90
- AUCTIoNEERs.

RY j. G. MCGUIRE & co =,
- AUCrIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES CON-
Tl0UOUs TO THB CITY, ON THE HIGH GROUNDS
BETWEEN KAL0RAMA AND MERIDIAN HILL
On MONDAY, the 18th day Of August At o'eloeE, ..
m on the premises, shall sell Lot Of the tract Of
land known As the "widow's Mte,'' subdiyided In
nine cottage sites Of about four acres each
This land Is situated the high grounds northwest
Of and contiguous to the city and Is Of the nost
beautiful locations In this vicinity for cottage residsness
commanding As does extensive view Of washing gton
And The surroa country, and is Of easy approaeh
direct through Nfom Connecticut avenue, and adoins
hs valuable place Of h Little aud Is in itself yslua
or Meridian Hill being selected to build the summer
residence for the being between those sites
and Is also proposed to construct passenger railroad
out Connecticut avenue to the boundary There is also
quarry OF stone on the place. to which purchasers will
be privileged to get the stone from gratis the foun
these sites.
Plate Of the property may be seen al the auction r,om
OF J; Q Mcclure 4 Co., where the property may be
purchased at private sale.
Terms: One half cash residue Q, l2 and Is nouths
Win interest Tor notes secured on the property sold
Conveysneing at purchasers cost
wM. NoURsE, Trustee.
JAS G. MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
JyIo-d Auctiopesrs
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GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF FHEALTH.-Board
met at the usual hour. Present Drs. Magrudsr,
Peter, and Mccormick, and Messrs Hyde, Thom-
as, Llabaugh, 0rme, and Dunlop. Dr.. Magrudsr
took the chair. The Secretary stated the object
Of the meeting to be to consider the subject Of .
nuisance Of rotten fish In q warehouse No. rs Wa.
tor street, and also that Of several prives In the
same neighborhood.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas It was ordered that
the Mayor be requested 10 abate said nusances.
DR.. Tyler having appeared, took the chair, and
presented q circular from the Secretary Of the
Treasury In reference to the introduction Of cholera
into the ports Of the United States and Or. Tyler
was authorised to reply to the communication.
DR.. Tyler made statement in reference to the
duty of members Of the Board In looking after
nuisances, urging the same upon them.
UA communication was read from Rev, W. o.
Lumsdsn in relation to q nuisance Of q hydrant on
the property adjoining his own.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas, the matter was no.
ferred to the President Of the Board.
A communication was read from Mr.. ]. v. Law.
renee In reference to nuisance on Lingore street,
which was referred to the Mayor.
Tho Board adjourned, to meet again Tuesday
7th Of August, at o'clock p. m.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Mr. r. j. Meigs, the
clerk Of the court, has issued during the month Of
July 1875 marriage licenses including At to coored
couples, which number Is q considerable decrease
from that issued last month-186. In July Of last
ysar 2ll were issued, and in the same month the
Sepr previous, l3S.
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GEORGETOwN NEWS DEPOT.
GRAND NATIONAL CONCERT FOR
" TIE BENEFIT OF

NATIONAL ORPHANS HOME FUND,
under the supiess Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union
Washinston, D. O., at Growers Theatre, on
THURSDAY KvINING, August 8 lses.
POSTPONBD UNTIL THURSDAY EVEN.
ING, OCTOBER lIsh, 1880.
- 100000 tickets will be sold d ol saoh-76o00
presents awarded, valued q t25o,ooo e25,o0O Of the
pro1t to be given 10 the Soldiers and saiiors
Orphans Home Husd, "a 800 70 the WashinRton Male
and Female Orphan the balance after dsdueting
exPsase 70 BE- paid TO the frsasurer Of the Soldiers and
sailors' Union Of Washington, D. O. = :
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COMMITTED FOR COURT.-John Williams
and Charles Longston, two colorsd men. had hear
ing before Justice Walter yesterday morning on .
charge Of breaking into Whitnsy's restaurant. on
hsasing oil tho evidence the Justice committed
them to jail for court. Jonn Moore ard John W.
Barnes alias Bundown, who we're arrested few
days ago on the same charge, were dismissed.
The national Republican., 1866-08-01

A SrABBrNa CAss.-Ellen Kelly, who lives
near the Baltimore depot, was arrested yesterday
by 0hiosr Fuss, Of the Fourth ward on . charge Of
assault and battery with intent to kill James Raj.
nsy. From the evidence before Justice Walter II
,n,.. s.a that Rainey had been boarding at the
house Of Mrs Kelly, and refused TO pay -. s: s....
She had him arrested on Monday, and on being re-
Kelly when she stabbed him in the side with .
large knife, inhieting very bad wound. Justice
Walter held her to bail In the sum Of $500 for her
appearance at court.
The national Republican., 1866-08-01
Arrival Of Gold,

NEw YoRk, July 81. - The steamer Henry
Chauposy, from Atpinwall, arrived this morning,
She brought t67s, 900 In gold,
The national Republican., 1866-08-01

ORPHANs' CoURr-Judge Purcell Jester
day the will Of the late Bsnjamin O. Free
tasn. bsqussthipg his estate to his wife, Mary
Jane Freeman, who is slso nomlnatsd as sxscutriI,
vas filed and fully proven. ''
The will Of the late John o. Braxton, bequsath.
ing his estate to bis widow and children was also
hsd and fully proven, and letters tsstamsntary
we're issued 10 Mrs. Mary J. Braxton bond %, ,000i
and also letters Of gusrdianshipI bond $4,000.
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The Pres,dsns's Message 70 Qu.,~

The Presidsnt's Msssags to Qsssn Victoria.
.AsPY Bar, July So.-Ths reply Of the President
Of the United States 70 the Qassn Of Rngiand VA
received here at four o'clock Monday afternoon.
and will Be delivered to the Queen probably about
two o'clock Tuesday Afternoon, Grssuwich time.
The national Republican., 1866-08-01

The OLD GENTLEMEN-A meeting of tho
Oldest inhabitants association Of this Dstrst will
bs held this afternoon at the City Hail. when many
pleasing incidents in the early history Of the city
will be related. ...
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New York CATTLE Sf.rkss.

New YoRK, July 30.-Cattls markst-Bssf 40.
tive and nrmsr at 14alsio o-recsipts $500 besvss;
Cows dull Veal in good demand at 7sllo.; Sheep
and Lambs In good rsqusst-recsipts ID, 900; HOE
active and higher. '...
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RoBBED.-On Monday night Officer Ray,
Of the Fifh precinct, found soldier named Thomas
Rodgers lying in gutter In the Second ward, his
bead bleeding very badly. Hs was taken to the
station. house and brought before Justice Morssll
yesterday morning. when II was asosrtainsd that he
was paid Of on Monday, and was robbed on Mon
day night Of oil his money and silver watch by
some parties unknown.
The national Republican., 1866-08-01
Cholera In New

cholera In New York.
NEW YoRk, July 81.--Ninstssn cases and seven
deaths By cholera, and fourteen cases In Brooklyn
are reported to-day.
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cho,.r. s,ss,s,.. :. rxh.. ,.,.,s

ChoIsra ssbsldinG at Tybss Island.
SAVANNAH, July 8l.-0ps death from cholera
yesssrday, but no new easss. Eighty from old
cases are In the hospital. -Four soldiers have 70.
turned to duty. The health Of the men on the
Island is improving.
The national Republican., 1866-08-01

A DIsoRDERLy RANoHE.-On Monday night
about eleven O'Clock Officers Paxson snd Sherwood
heard considerable squabbling In house on the cor
ner Of Washington and Water streets, occupied BY
them conducting themselves In q very disordsrly
manner Of whom the officers arrested the following.
named psrsons George Yates, Mary Bowman,
Amelia johnson, and Mary Brooks, and took them
to the ststion.houss. Yesterday morning Justice
pssksy apsd ssah Of them ts,SG George paid hi,
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M YOR'S ZOE,

1Nl - WAsHIFUTONI July % Ibbb'
Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned
until IL o'clock m. WEDNESDAY, August the Sth, for
constructing two-foot barrel Sewer inside diamstsr
along street north, between Sixth and Seventh
Square No. 4b6 and 467 the walls to be four inches In
thickness with the necessary man holes and drops.
bidders will state the price per lnes foot for the
sewer and per piece for the hole and drop, which
shall include Al excavations, Ac tho successful bidder
TO be responsible for all damages done to gas water
pipes or any accident caused In the construction Of the
The Mayor reserves to himself the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Specifications eau be at the once Of the Commis.
sionsrs Of Improvements every day from 10 g. TIL 10
Honsr Of the Four,h ward.
None By. prsstissl mssbsaies need bid.
jyslN0td u WALLACE, Mayor
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I U d 3 o N TAY LOR ,
BooKsxLLER AND srArIoNER,

~ PsnnsylysnIA avenue doors west Of Ninth street
WAsASsroS CIrr
All the new books Of the age received Immediately
upon issue from the press and Tor sale At pubiishsr
prices
Imported Stationery and American Manufacture, Of an
gradss and variety, At the lowest New York prisss
Blank BooAs Of all styles on hand and made 70 order
without loss Of time.
Visiting Cards printed, and pistss engraved In he
latest fashion.
All Medical Books supplied At pablishsrs' ratss
Paper aud gnvslopss stained 10 ordar sp9.V
WRAPPING PAPERFOR SALE AT
w he eaW ihs National Rspuhlisas,
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WASHINGTON WEArnER.-The thermometer
at Thompson's Owen House made the following
record yesterday; Q q. m, 75li IL m III Q. p. m,
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will be made amer the concert on the Stage
Of the theatre where thrss thousand persons can wit
nss. H. eomnttss will Be appointed BY the audience
to agents and ticket. holders Parties having ticis.s
will retain them until asr the awards are made and II
thsr n9nbsrs spPear !. u: ~: they will forward their
png Of goods ds.ds for the properly Tickets for sale
h all the principal HOTELS Book and Music Stores in the
city, and q the HsadquArtsrs In the Mammoth Pair
Building for the benefit of the Soldiers ssd Sailors Ma.
ro.al Orphans Home fund, corner Of seventh street
and Pcsnsyiy.aia avenue, w..hington. DO
give this enterprise their kind support and thersby
sist In relieving the wants Of the Orphans Of fallen
CARD-A large numbsr Of tickets remaining unsold,
u will BE- necessary 70 postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY the llth Of October, 1850, at which time II
The many swindiing schemes that have been pre.
ssned 70 the public during the past few months some
what delayed our saes I'll were able to satisfy
Inc pssr.s Il: ccss.:y that this enterprise
was gesuins and solely fer charitable purposes The
Directors are tie sals of every Ticket and
have allotted suhpisnt time TO guarantee the sales
without any further postponement
MAJOR H. !. HALL, President soldiers and sailors'
Union; Col. CHAs. X CAPEHART, Major NJ H. AL.
BRRGkR, wILLIAM 8, MORSE, Managing Directors.
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PoRr or Entered. .--Brip
Rolling Wave; Han, mastsr--from New York.
Steamer Colombia; Harper, mastsr--from Balti
more
Schooner Lottis-ffom Boston.
Cissysa-Brig Rolling wavs-for Fall River.
Schooner Lottis-for Fail River
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GALES OF QUARTERMASTER'S
- STORES AT THE CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IRsBORO,

ouARrERxAsrKR GESERAL's oFrrcK,)
fIRsr DIVISION, !
BY order OF the QuArtermaster General there wifi be
sold on the premises at public suction, under the di
rsetien q Captain ds,rgs 7. Browning, A. @ N, %
THURSDAY, August O. ls66, the following described
lot OF ouArtermsster' Is stores, viz!
loo,cords wood, % white wash brush
1900 feet oak and ash es, water buckets,
Grissi'. .tus, A'' sss: pisss' .nd p..iis. spsiSs:
5000 feet matched hoor- agiindstonss,
ing, lgrindstons, large, 4
1900 pieces sx light sash. feet diameter. s.ineh
1900 feet assorted lumber, 90 olsddsrs,
'S0 ';s' ;SsysSs s;sHsr' timber g SI.,sG% ,S9St ..
tok kegs cut nails. QargsJ
80 army wagons, teOuntsr scales,
dsad.h horse wagon, blocks, and fslis"
water wagon, iron, 90 iron bsdstsads,
ho.e.earrisses and 800 blankets,
=. reels About 10000 pounds grain
ho,.sJ :sow. 30 by 90 feet.
!. ianseg set nathsmstieal In
dies, head .haltsrs, pod,
curry ry;eombs, and lsurveyor,s compass;
horse brushes target, Se.,
lsg 10 cooking stoves, AbOa, 500 feet gun hose.
liot castings. hrs- with coupling. and noI.
bricks, &c, for rlcs complete,
Sss I as.s:. ssis. fssis '0o' ''i' sa sauS s' * va
chairs. benches, couplings and nos
mstting, ward ~ lies partly worn,
robes, eupboards, leo bras cocks, angle
Also 20 HORSES.
Together with large quantity Of other property not
above enumerated.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and eoutipua
from day to day until all Is sold.
Purchasers must remove their stores within ays (0
days from date Of sale. W.
Terms; Cash In Government funds
boat for dissboro will leave the Sixth street wharf
JAMES A. EKIN
BFoyet RriQ C2sn y A
Vio-uuz First Division. O. N. q, o.
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9 H A FF + d & co.
~ CONFECTIONERY
1CR CREAM SALOON,
No 500 Eleventh street,
Between x street and hAsssehusstts avenue,
WAsHIEaroH, D. G.
Mr.. JOSEPH H. sHAFRIELD having retired from
business, the uadsrsgn~d would respectfully inform
his late customer and the public that having been
years associated with him IN business at the old stand
No. $50 Sixth street. they are prepared TO furnish
supsrior article Of
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
equal In quality TO that furnished BY Mr. shamsld and
which has been so liy appreciated By the best families
Of Washiagtoa and 0sorgstowa.
They ask call from all IN want Of anything In their
line assuring them that nothing will be wanting which
will tend to gratiiy the wants Of their eustomsrs
J. 4. sHAYPIELD CO.,
No. 800 Eleventh street,
Between street and Massachusetts, avenue,
jels'3m Washington, D. @.
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TO the work house.

PArRrcK O'DosoaHus was arrested by or
hcsr Burrel and taken before Justice Bucksy, who
ansd Patrick e1.44 for making too free use Of the
tlemanly manner.
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@ l. OF H I N a

CLOT H I NC.
STRANGE METAMORPHOsE.
sure Bridssts me wife; and ser she "ns dear Teddy
Yer the Joy Of me life aud love yer already:
Bat much harder ia love you from yer beai "a
''a sws.s Tartis-dove you, II ysr'd get some new
30 vint down the sthrae, Just to huut up sthors,
Whin who should mate but Timothy Moore:
"ror new eiothssI m frettiag Tim, where shall eo,r
4 Co."
nin Tor fsar ia be late made haste 10 Smith sthors,
us on sivinta sthrats, number four sixthy -four;
And Tor mighty few srssnbaeks got whole suit,
win none 81 yer seam -eraets-and handsome to boot
havn . been drinking, but faix must laugh
Ha, ha, an thinking Of me fooled betthsr half,
A. walked In me house, in me Smith Brothsrs suit
Sei Kiss me, svats mouse ''-sss she "0st out, yer
base bruts.''
she ddnt know me from Adam. to ksps up the Joke
SIS ne dear madam me poor heart you have broks;'
Thin she vhaeksd me scoring across me pug nose,
Out the blood came pouring and ran down to me toes
"osh. Biddy, how srus,i Its ys- own Teddy ysr'vs
pounded,
Ne nice clothing. svsts Jewell ysr.iif has eoufouudsd
hysr'd enjoy mstamorphoss, there's but one plan
knoso-
Get suit Of nice clothes at Smith Brothers Co.
SMITH BROS CO.,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND DHALRRs II
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
is4 ssvs.;a s,,sss
Just received the Arsss, and anest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered in the citv of w..h,,u,.. u-,-
secured Ne best artists In the city, We are prepared 10
nsSs ep In the Finest Style, aud At lower prices than
any other sstablishmsnl
apps n co
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ExCURsIONs, ETC

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
& SS,rs,oIIs, r. ,sss OF r., cusssrcr, wAsurssror
Notice !: hereby givsa 70 all persons who have claims
D. " that hey nuss present the sane and make
s.id Bank. wa.hinston, D. G., before The Ssth
mys.eodsm Comptroller Of the Currsasy
John WELOKER'S
u BUHLIR RIsrAuRAsr.
"a ID Haison Dorse
NP1HHsYLvANIA AvRNUI,
- Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs,)
paine 70 make this the best In WssSins.
and he points with pleasure 10 the large pstropass
he has always been honorsd with, snd rsspestfuliv
| solieits continuance Of the same
On ssnd; s.d as he most reasonable rates.
DIHHn AID
PREPARED .s The shortest notice a.d in the nos sssis.
B,,;li..t from se Il O'Clock. Dinner .,s supper
ael hours. nays-6
w WALL's OPERA HOUSE,
Situated a the corner Of Ninth street and Psppsyv.n.
avenue fronting ynn 3 .hT three streets,
This Opera House having been entirely rsmodslsd
fsurnishsd and painted With New scenery, Drsss Cur
front entrance and four sztts. fully completed
II. pronounced one Of the most beautiful and mo,,
il Vii .sss sboat attsse iSs e0SnsX SnsG,.a o,.
wLwALL CO.
South corner Of Ninth street and
yaI.-eozw Pennsylvania avenue.