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OF THE CITY PRESS.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION

Oar exchanges, with few exceptions, ex-
press extreme satisfaction at the gratifying
decrease IN the public debt as exhibited BY
The official report Of the condition of the
Treasury on the first day of August, whico
was publis bed by us q few days ago, showing
that on the first say of August the public debt
was ISL less than if was en- the first OF
June, and that since last August there has
been a reduction in the interest bearing debt
of more than one hundred and twenty-four
millions, and a reduction OF greenbaeks and
compound interest bearing obligations to the
amount of one hundred and twenty EIGHT mil
lions and over. The exceptions we refer to
are the New York TriJ4Re, which complains
that the Secretary keeps so large an amount
As Sl35,317,39 IN the Treasury. while he is
paying interest on Sis ,G65,f7O Of Temporary
Loan, saying he ought TO have paid off at
least SiOO,OOe,O0O more than he did up TO the
LIST inst; thereby decreasing by some $500 600
the annual interest, bringing its principal be-
low S2.sOp,0 COG. Coo" and a few uninfluen.ial
political journals which weakly follow the
lead of the Tribune, and with that paper can
see 20 good in the Secretary since he an
nounced his adhesion to the policy OF the
President.
II tbese-papers have so soon forgotten the
Efforts Of the President and Secretary of the
Treasury TO reduce the public burdens. and
hasten return to specie payments, in which
they were defeated by the reckless extraya
eanee Of the present Congress, which appro-
priated, ii has been stated. an amount equal to
one-tenth Of our heavy national debt, and
added largely to its own paw: if they have
forgotten these facts. the people have not.
Already Ss12OOO OF extra compensation has
been pad to Senat ors and Representatives,
and 30 far but one member (Mr g. D. Hub
bard OF West Virginia) has declined to re-
ceive IL.
If there has not been as great a reduction of
the public debt, as might have been. the fault
most certainly lies with Congress and not the
Administration, W hich is Just as little respon.
sible FOR the prese Mt high prices and uncer-
tainty of values. III ow could Secretary Nc
Culloch reduce the amoun. in the Treasury
with the heavy demands constantly made
upon him TO satisfy the claims growing ont
OF Congr ess ionsl enactments. Had he done
60, embarrassmentsm must have resulted
In Contrast to the papers we have mentioned
there are a number Of influential journals.
intensely radical but conducted with certain
degree Of fairness, which do not hesitate to
bestow the praise and the blame in this con.
nectiop where they belong. Thus the Ph,la.
delphia Inqrirer Of this morning, quoting the
Secretary report, says:-"This is extremely
satisfactory, and 1t shows that our financial
affairs are well managed While the New
York Independent winds up a review of Con.
fress with the following home thrust:-.Cou.
fress now adjourns in a temper of moral
WEAKNESS. Its fair fame overloaded by s.
series OF surrenders, and its latest blot record
Of putting money into its own purse"
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WHIT UlEGE

Owing to this being Cabinet day. no visitors
had admission to the President, except Major
General Steedman, Major General Giliem and
Brig. Gen. Fullerton. Gems. Steedman and
Fullerton were with the President for a cou.
siderable length of time in the forenoon. The
Cabinet met at the usual hour. All of the
members were present, except Secretary Har-
Ian and Secretary McCulloch The latter is
now absent on a visit to the East The Treas
Dry Department was represented by Assistant
Secretary VIM. f. Chand
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TREASURY PRoMoTIoNs.-The following
are the promotions that have been made in the
Treasury Department from July 18th to July
3lst: In the Office of the Secretary-Charles B.
Ramsdell, from Isl class TO 20 class clerk In
the Loan Branch OF the Secretary's Ofice-F.
g. Ranney. !. p. Bigelow, and G.. W Stocking.
from Sd to 18th class; g +. Brainard, from I'd to
I'd class; and Ii. Stoddard, from LIST to I'd
CLASS. L II the Office OF The Comptroller of the
Currencv-Geo W. Lord from I'd to 4th cJa-s.
Henry IL. Smith. from I'd to Sd class; d. r.
Hamlink. Edward Meyers. George Wood, Ed
ward ). Peck, Aaron Johns. and j. W MaCru-
Der, from Isl 10 "a class. In the Third Audi
tors Ofiee-Richard Ouiahan, from I'd to 3d
class j. N. Arnold. T. 5. Deland, VIM Lam.
born- l.. II. Cannon, q. Il. Blanchard. Geo. O.
karrick. aud Peter Bogarf. from ist 10 I'd class
In the Registers Ofhce-W. 2. ritcomb, from
Sd TO 4th class. In the Fourth Auditors or
fce-David keener from LIST TO second class:
and Chas. Cook. from 2d TO Sd class, --'
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
The Kentucky Electiou

LOUISVILLE, Aug 6-Duyall beats Hobson
as Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals 1,6OO in this
city and about $40 in the county Reports
from the country indicate Du vail g maioritv in
eX. Secretary OF Jeff. Davis, a candidate for
County Clerk, is beaten in this city by 200 ma .
jority.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 7.-Returns from the Ken.
lucky election indicate a Democratic majority
OF from twenty to thirty thousand
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Maine in the August Couyeutiov.

PORTLAND, ME. Aug. 6.-The delegates to
the STAKE Dem Oeratic Con vention. to be held
To- morrow, are assembled in large numbers to-.
night, aud a very full attendance is expected
q. il. Pillsbury, of Pennington, and A. w.
Johnson, OF Belfast, are the prominent candi-
dates for Governor, the former seeming TO ha We
me most supporters. The Convention will
undoubtedly support the President and send
four delegates to the Philadelphia Con yentjon
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LOB kkkT-Two handsomely FURNTsHED
kOOmS, IN modern bailt house on n street.
Address BOZ .. star once. au7.Gs
LOB eAtE-A very gsnteel ROOAAWAY
OAkSiAOE, almost new, with Q new set OF
nne HARM1Se, and . very su perior daDDled grey
tsm,Iy HOkeE, for sale By . gentlemen Who has
no further use for them and Who sells them for no
iaun whafevsr Can be seld parassly IL pre-.
ferred Apply q Mr.. DORSEY Livery stable,
corner Of = and 18th streets. au7.M.
GAIT WAITE BArBMG.
PfH0Y POINT PAVILION.
THIS we'll known Resort viii be opened n a =
TOT the Reception Of vfsttorp a the 3)th ~ y
Bard .. 60 par day.
vi. MIrCHILL. Propristor.
Steamer leave Wellington every wednesday
and Saturday ct o'clock .. m, end Bsltimors
ever Tuesday and estaPday at le'cloek D. m.
touching going and coming Ct the Point eufIGa
THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the eubocYi
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court on
Washington County In the District Of Columbia.
letters Of sdministr anon ". the personal ca
tate Of Aarcelia Biley. formerly 6oal{fIS late of
Wellington, D. c., deceased. All Dersone havin
elaine against the said deceased are hereky warnsS
TO exhibit the came, with the voucher thereof -
the subscriber. on or before the 18th DAY OF Inv
next; they nay otherwise By Law be excluded froI1
I'll tenenf Of the said estate "o"
Given under uy bad THE ssh day az lsly. ssss
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ORPHANS COURT, Judge Purceu-This morn
ing, the will Of the late Julia Sessford be.
queathing $500 to her niece, Sarah Jane Stan
ley, the balance OF the estate, after the paw
ment OF the debts, to her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kelly, and nominating Jas. +. HALLIDAY as ex.
ecutor, was fully proved and admitted to pro-
bafe and record Mr.. Halliday renounced the
right to the appointment of executrix, and
letters OF administration, with the will an.
nexed. were issued 10 Mrs. Kelly, who gave
bond in the sum OF Se.OG0
Letters Of administration on the estate of
Jos. A. Blau were issued TO Laura V. Blau
Bond Silva
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THE LATE FRAUDS UPON rHs TRxAsrRy

KITURN OF S51,UUO OF The MOkRY.
The Treasurer of the United States TODAY
received the sum Of S51.OOO, almost the whole
amount Of which the Government has been
defrauded by the for eries charged upon Vim.
Ringgold Cooper. The amount was received
in two certificates. one on the First National
Bank, Philadelphia, cor $4,000, and one on
Adams Express Company for SIO,OW
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1The man in Mobile who, for q wager.
undertook to walk an indefinite number OF
hours, burst blood vessel, died, and was
buried ON Wednesday. His wife would NOT
allow him to be inferred until the corpse began
TO oecompose, believing him still alive She
Is now insane, and will probably remain so
for life "
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Steamboat ExnIasian

CINCINNATI, Aug. The steamer General
Lyle, which exploded at Bethlehem, Indiana.
yesterday, belonged to the Cincinnati aud
Louisville mail line, and is the first serious
disaster that has occurred to this COMPANY
The total number of killed and wounded has
not yet been ascertained
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From New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 6.-Since August there
nave been eleven deaths from cholera in the
Charity Hospital. Eminent physicians pro.
nounce 1t OF malignant type. There are now
five cases in the Charity hospital. The cases
are sDOradic
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-At noon to-day At
the Mayors office, proposals were opened for
the construction OF a brick and stone bridge
over the creek which crosses North Capitol
street, between New York avenue and o street.
In place OF the bridge recently demolished by
the heavy rains. The arch Of the new struc-
ture is TO be % feet span, with a width of ao
feet in the clear. The following were the
bids :-WIse and Callahan, s2,3ie.2J; Charles
Lemon. Jr., S2.65G Reynolds and Harper.
s., gsr Thomas ID. Lewis, SI.67s The conf rac,
was awarded TO the last named
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sUARTERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE

Although the Quartermaster Generals De-
psr,ment some few months since reduced its
clerical force, il has been found necessary re-
Gently 10 increase the number OF clerks and IL
IL not probable that any further reduction OF
employees will be made. The increase offorce
was effected by transferring clerks from the
other Department. where they could be most
IeadiIy spared, but no new appointments have
been made
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OF THE INrRRIoR,
u UNITED STA TES PATENT ORC

WAsHlNGTON. august L..
On the petition of LEM UEL O. yGEKs. OF Bos.
TON. asss., RI.ytns for the exteeslen q 9 patent
tor an improvement in !" Machines for Dr,liins
Stones" for seven years from the expirato. ~
sasd patent which takes plscs on the d dsT Of 30.
II e ord cred that the ssid petition be heard st
the Patent once on nONDAY, the, 18th DAY Of
October, 1855, st l. O'Clock = and an pcrsons
are sotiAed g sppe.r and -. cause, Il ass sSsy
,PsrssSs gPIosieS the sl!snsiea rec srsd %
ct forth n writing, e least toesg dsss Ssiors
sne gay o. near1ne; al testimony nled b. either
party. 70 De used u the said hearipg. must BE-
taken and trsnsmittsd in sccordance with tt russ
ton. eSSos
Dispositions and other papers, relied uso, n
Testimony must be iled in the once ftrtrr dsVs
Defore the day Of hearing; the argume nts, n an
within ten days after filing the testimony
Ordered. ais. that this notice be published In the
6sputtioon and the Infelifg<ncer. WaAhfnRton D.
O., and In the Journal. Boston, Mass. once
weeh Tor three successive week.; the 6rst Of eoid
the day of beariRs. T Y. rHIAKBs,
P.s -Editers q the above papers viii Ilss.s
With paper containing this notice. au sisssg
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No Cable News Yet.

AsPY BAY, Aug. THE steamer Dauutless
has not arrived. She is hourly expected with
London adyices by the cable TO the Jth and 9th
instants. |.0E-
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ACCIDENT AT THE PARK-Last NIGHT. about
II O'Clock, one OF the swings at the TN street
Park was so overladen with young ladies who
were enjoying themselves al the picnic. that
II broke down, and six or seven were oadIy
hurt. Miss Mary A Dimond, who resides on
q, between 2d and Sd streets, had her head
badly cut Miss Hannah Dsnohue and Mr.
Hedrick were very severely bruised. DR. Can
non was called upon and dressed the wounds
OF those who required it; after which they
were conveyed to their residences
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nEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFF

MAhlNGTON. July IL, 1856.
On the petition OF PETER GBIsER, OF Green
castle, Pa praying for the extension OF a patent
granted 20 him the 18th day ef October Iss, fsr
az improve, ;ent in Grain sep.rstors for seven
takes place on the 18th day OF October 1875:
, IL 40 ordered that the said petition be heard nc
The Patf mt once Oh Monday, the LIST day of 6cto-
Der next, at sl7 O'Clock NJ; and al persous are
notified to appear and show cause, III any thew
bsve, why said petition ought not 70 be grated
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
nile in the Patent Once their objections specisliy
Sc forth IN writing st least fesfy days before the
DAY of hearing: all Testimony nled by either party
to be useo IT the said b. airing must be taken md
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the Of
nee. which will be furnished on application
epoeitions and other papers relied a pop a. tes-
timony mustbe filed In the nee fcenfy days BE-
fore the dap OF hearing; the arguments, ii any,
withinhen dsys sfter filing the tss imony.
ofdsred; also, that the notice be ersished in
o.. and IN the Mead vile Republican. Pa. once
week for three successive weeks the hrut of said
snbioations t. be at less, s,sty day. R.syisas 70
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
P.s :-Editor: Of the above papers yin please
paper containipa this notice. Ul4 lsvSv
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GENERALS STEHDMAN AND FULLERrON
Generals Steedman and Fullerton arrived
IN the city in the latter part OF last week.
having completed the tour Of inspection as
signed TO them as special inspectors concern.
ing the operations OF the Freedmen's Bureau.
They have prepared their report, it is said
and have submitted il to the President.
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'ALUA st5R fR1PEETY ON TIE CANAL ii

On FRIDAY. ADgust 10th, at clock n,
the canal. bet~ e, n v ayette and Warren streets
and the inledisie vicinity of IN. cesI hsryes.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in six and
OF trust on the property. Conveyshoing and staaps
81 ooet of Durenaser
au1 TH0s DOWLINQ auct
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0EMITROPOLITAE RAILROAD BONDS
w The holders Of Bonds OF the Metropolitan
Railroad Company are respectfully infor med that
the payment OF The seni annual inter to become
due on the 1871 OF September next will be an ici-
dated and paid at the Office of the Comcan cor.
DR. Of 18th street and New York avenue, from and
alter the 10th OF the prese month. 49, :" -
au 6-St wv THOMPSON, President.
nTLIBBARY OF CONGREss,
uS July 81, 1856.
elusive. A. Il sP0FTOJ3Ie "
jy 81. lot LibSarian
W. OFFICE RleTRIBUTION DEPARr.
w nEnT WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT 90 !,
NO 46l 10th street July 80. 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons living on
the line OF gse mains either new old y that the
time Tor opening the streets IL limited By law to
the first Of October.
All Ders ms desirous Of introducing Ras service
into their houses this year should do 90 immedi-
ately, as the number Of applications will be so
great toward the close Of the time 0pecfded that
TIE Company will be compelled 20 postpone many
until next summer II In therefore imnortant n
make early application. VIM YOKE
S.lW Superintendent Distribution.
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, Aug. 6.-No returns have vet beer
received from the vote on the new constitution
and it is impossible to speak Of the result.
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EXECUTIVE CLENESCY.-The President
Yesterday ordered pardon to be prepared for
his signature in favor OF NJ. ID. Herringtou
who was tried and convicted in the June term.
1850. of the L. ). Criminal Court of this Dis
trict, on the charge OF larceny, and sentenced
to three years imprisonment
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A GRAND Picnic AT THE PARK-Yester
day, grand pic ME was given al the eth street
Park, for the benefit of st. Dominic Church.
Seventh Ward, and 1t was all that the commit.
tee of management designed IL to be-a grand
affair, and profitable to the laudable purpose
for which it was projected. The entertainment
began at an early hour in the forenoon, and
continued until midnighA and the merry
Young were with difficulty prevented from
keeping mp the dance till the small hours of
the morning. 1t was supposed that the mum.
Der of persons IN attendance was at 1900. The
fine band of the 5th u. s. Cavalry provided
music for the promenade. and Prof. Bergmau's
band the music for the saloon
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- The RACE TO-NORRow.-A great double
team race will come of al the Piney Branch
Race Course to- morrow At O'clock y. IN. See
advertisement
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~The Secretary Of the Treasury has an.
pointed j. Roes Browpe commissioner TO col
lect mining statistics in the States and Terri
'ories west Of the Rocky Mountains. He will
proceed to the Pacific coast BY steamer ON
The 1lth instant The appointment is an excel
lent one. .Ist
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PERsoSAL.-Brevet MAJOR General John M.
Corse is in the city, and will remain for few
days. Major Gen. George Gordon is at Viii.
iard's. a..-4 ..-# esr 81 O.. ....
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a TWO STORIES.

on Nov Jersey avenue. for sale, bet seen street
ana lev York avenue. part Of lot No saa.rs
10 be sold at auction on friday kyK
MING neat.
AUS CHARLES CROWN Ant
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Cholera in Cinciuuati

CINCINNATI, Aug. Twenty mine deaths
from cholera were reported at the Office OF the
Health Board yesterday. The total number
OF deaths from cholera since August LIST, 80
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source yesterday were sl,s'o,752.l9. and the
receipts to-day were Sl.Is7, l63s2.
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aud GREkN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
pYD. L. WELLS q 90 .Auefior,~r.

WI be so,d at pubic sale on TUESDAY EVE
BIN l.th INST, at . slo,k M on eIPren-
Bouse. situated on 10th street east, between nd
streets south Nav Yard The hease has four
Is situated in OF the best ccstious in tie Die
tfict For further particular TO terms, &C.
iBdsire Of the arction
500 down at salo STAMPS and conveyancing
At pur chasers expense. Title perfect -
aus ID. l. WILLS co Aucts
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ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotioneers.
ApCTi3S sALEoE ATwo:SIoII ERAME

BOUsE AND LOT On STREET EoRfH.
Befw cen New Jer.ey avenue and LIST 81. west
On NEhNGeDA1, the Sth instsar. at 8 O'Clock
p.ms We shall sell on the premises part LOs No
y N Square No 3, With the improvements con :
sisUng of q six room House. with stauIe. &c
Terms One halt cssh balance in six and twelve
m"Lths Tor notes bearing interest, secured bv q
deed OF trust on the rrcnii>eS All conveyzr in n
and revenue stamps NJ the cost OF the purchaser
St0doun when Knocked of
aud GREkN WILLIAMS auct.
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100 MABKRIrERy, 40
SEW ENTH STRE ET.
INTERIOR DEOoRATIONsI
CHOICE sTOCKi
IA s1sl ssesa
In ashihgton, embracing .'|. =
A p RHAN GIN00
Offoreign and Domestic Manufacture. OF thu heat
HAlls
and UNIQUE Designs OF Embroidered Cit Pattern:
also D srsss Ak. Room: VIII spsropri.te Borders.
WINDOW SHADES.
Ss ana Gsautul 1.t'sr.; on Bun Green, and
STONE GRoTNDs. with Gilt Borders. with and
W,ndow Shades Of any required Size, Style, or
Color. made to Order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The Largest Assortment in the District. var.
Be-, n.n1faeturer. in the o:ansry@snS S% in
saT kSkfE J SsTrss aIHsAss wiIs6T
ed s . SSSos
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
In Crimson, Scarlet, Green, and Blus Color. from
Size a.o SILK SSsb 40. 70 =;
Special attention paid to this Branch Of our Rms.
iness. ~"'
PAINTINGS AND HRGRAvINos
isos ' .na sssts " f'" Choice PAINT
Thankful for the liberal Datrona re recsfv.A ths
attention OF the Public 10 called to the sboy. ;oS
tion OF which has been Manufactured pecfcIIw "a
Oider; and with the weekly addition recsiyy.S
Will make IL oil times such a. 10 KEPT In = vii
Regulated Establishment. Orders for 49,. w~s'
harR ipg or window Shades punctually Ana fsRth
fully eneeuted, In City or Oounfry Irx .S.so
not setisfs Glory filled, will be immedisssiSv usI
resfed: and satisfaction guaranteed: and .e ~
according to quality cold at g Low n ~ ~
they can be purchased In the District.
Terms CASH FOE GOODS AND LARop
j. MARKRITER,
~ a,3i' sdoors above ODD Feiiovs' Hsii,
10 nGo D.. IIsI SET or sECoHD.HANp
sale cheap. Lsu.l We METzES SoS GTTae III Tor
CAE1 STAT CHAIRS REPAIRED- :. =.
sy.nu. AZ. ans9 sstess between Psnnsylvasis
Terms very moderats W.
. Noik we'll done and With dispstch.
my - 1M f5 ~
nj ErROPOLITAE PATENT STEAM "A
AVA kerry, D.
S47 Q IT.. betx sen ~ end 9Th s,. q
.FkFsH SODA CRAOKERe daily, the heat.,r
thS maikss. Send fer . ssmIis. ~ NV
/ rarsr .. go p. a ~ Fl. "a
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PIsIY BRANCH RACE COURSE.
Great DOUBLE TEAM RACE N6~
Will come of over the above Course,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST srH. 1866.
PURSE AND STAKE OF saso,
Between the following teams:
p. Mehrling enters Monitor and mate.
John Price enters CLARK Penney and mate;
81. Middleton enters Hickory and mate.
Race to come of at O'Clock ,. m. Good da v
and track, II net. next fair day and track.
It's DORSEY MEHRLIHG, Proprietors.
C,OLLEOTORs OFFICE,
bisTRSfGGrr 1 Or H6E otrmbTfA.
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1875.
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE
OF TAX rs assessed in this Coisetion ps,rirt for
the ear beginning Nag /, 1856. has been received
ami Licenses therein specified have 5seoSc dee and
oI, s ssss1. # po.s ss SS .ss ~
cepted,) from this date t. AU0tST 40, 1856,
from 9o'eiock a. m TO O'Clock p. M, to receive
The , Tsxss INCLUDED in the sforsssia List are
fSs ElSS EH.q ppHso Bill
WEB PLATE, ac., for 1856.
dn. By them re:,scsi!es according to the s Isi
aforesaid within the time speci6ed. (August 20 }
sag 4 IF PEI S
amount thereof, together Nth ether s9:ts
Collector Of Internal Revenue
8B TRUNKS. Hf1
LADIES AND MEMS sATOHELs,
AFEW MORE LEFT
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
EXTENSIVE MANUFACTORY
JAMES TOPHAM co.,
500 SEVENTH STREET,
(EAsT sIDE,)
ONE DOOR NORTH OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
su s-.tif
NEW FALL PRINTS.
MERRIMACK, COCHICO. sPRAGCE,
AND PACIFIC PRINTS.
800 pieces above celebrated brands, in
NEW FALL STYLES,
SO pieces spraeueS sHIRrING PRINTS.
so pieces DOUBLE PURPLE PRINTS.
SHIFTING CorTONs.
New YORK Mills, Loasdsle, Wsmsutts, White
Book, Androscoggfn. Hill's. james. Amosksag,
Bartlett. .,t..
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