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THE RIVER FRONT, JULY Hnrrev's
WhGrf.- Sailed, schooner Manson, Wh,ts
Eastern Shore, Nd. light.
Carter's Whnrf.-Sailed, schooners Father Il
Son, McReady, Georgetown, to load for Pc.
tersburg; John p. Ehrman. Travers, Eastern
bore, light
Fopler's Wharf-Sailed, schooners Oneida,
-, fer Norfolk, light; Robert L. Seth, -,
Eastern Shore, loaded with manure.
Croach's Whdf.-Sailed, schooner Eclipse,
Clarke. for Georgetown, to loao with coal tor
Sails bury.
SiTM.Sfreet Wharf Arrived, steamer Ken
ntbtck, Wilson, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers. Sailed, schooner Winona, Tall,
Alexandra, TO load with corn for Charleston;
steamer kennebeck, fol Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers.
The steamer Wawasset left her wharf this
morning Tor Glymont with the members OF the
Brotherhood Union on board as an excursion
party. A band OF music accompanied the ex.
cuTsionists, and good time was expected
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THE RKBBKAH AssoCIATIoNs-The Ladie
Union Reoekah degree Associations, composed
OF the wives and widows nf members OF the
1. U. q. y. who have taken that degree, are in a
very prosperous condition, and are dong
much good In a quiet manner.
Association No. I, located at the Navy-Yard.
youne ,nss1sd prs.idon .ne ioliowipg omSers: Jane
dent a. Z. p Cross, Recording Secretary;
Anna Simopds. Financial Secretary; and Mary
T. Mclean. Treasurer
Association, No. :, located At Odd Fellows
Hall, 7th street, has installed the folio wing -
MRS. q. Steinle, President Mrs A Kaiser,
Vice President; Mrs. Ziemer, Recording Sc =
retary; mrs. Nogt, Financial Secretary; Mrs.
Chaplain.
Association, No. 3, located in South Wash
IN gton. have installed the following officers
Mrs. Champion, President; Mrs. Jas Il White
more. Vice President AIRS. Litehfeld, Finan-
cial Secretary; Mrs. Josephine Cornwall, Re-
cording Secretary; Mrs. Jos. Davis, Treasurer.
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VIRGINIA AyEsUB.-General Michler has
now under Captain Stone, quite a force OF men
at work on Virginia Avenue east of Sth street
east, the intention being to grade that avenue
as well as gravell II TO l1th street east, three
square farther than originally contemplated.
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NATIONAL OFFERING
GRAND MUSICAL RECEPTION
RELIEF FOR THE SOUTH.
&150 0OO

The East joins hands with the West and North to
relieve the pressing need of the South
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SUICIDE Charles Raglan, a Frsnchmsn,
employed as q cook in the restauran; OF J.
Bonnatous, committed suiclde on Sunday by
drowning himself, near this city. He was
formerly q cook in the household of Lord
Lyons, the former British Minister at Wash
ington, several months, and intemperance is
supposed to have been the cause of suicide
Annapolis md Dag Star.
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Mar. the na ne al Pripee HetbstyobasAi. Ima-s
aine tnS DOculaco shouting, .hnrrah for
keibstyob6snI!" 49, /
- IL 1, ceps,uasa thai the Dividend on the
Atlantic C1tI6 seecE q mr E. that stock rep
vim he 8 per csnt ~ tAe psessntysas
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EXAMINATION AT w EsLEY SEMINARY The
examination OF this colored school, G street,
between Sd and u streets, carried on under
the auspices OF the Freedmen's Bureau took
place yesterday, and was highly creditable to
the teacher, +. J. Brooks. The numoer of
pupils was 155, ranging from to II years of
age In reading and punctuation they were
particularly good. In the first reader Cloe
Darling, who had been attending school q
month and a alt, stood first in a class of tnir-
teen In spelling the school gave the
definitions very promptly. In the third
reader Julia q. Gordon, John Dorsey, and
Lewis johnson deserve special mention
Z uite a number OF this class have not
been out Of the alphabet more than year
Fourth reader. Ella Lybran, Mary Burke
Albert Beckett, deseI We mention. The whole
class excelled. Fifth reader, Hattie Brooks
stood first, though the whole class was notic ce.
ably good. In writing and arithmetic Hattie
Brooks stood first, Ella Lybran. second, Mary
Bur Ike. third, John Dorsey, fourth. In geogra-
ply. John Dorsey, Beckett, Brook. Lyman,
Burke. and Freeman, first. In grammar
Matte Brook. In instrumental music, Hattie
Brook. Worsted work, Ella Lybran. Needle
work, Brooks. Ly bran, Olora Darling, Mary
Bnrke. Vocal music. Brook, Lyman, Burke
Rev. Richard Thompkins made an interest.
ing address TO the pupils at the close OF the
examination, communicating them upon their
PROCESS, and encouraging them to renewed
Efforts.
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WOOD AND COAL.

10 Ii &C All
Best WHITE ASH st IS. by the ton. All sizes
ssnls ssnsG fnsa9Rers; nS sers, o,r uoon .,o,
: PINE a." 80
Long Oak, SIS per cord.
ton of Coal sold by me always weighs 2, ,24o lba
JOHN Il. LORD,
feyS-ly Corner 4th and G streets.
20 Ii CO. Lii
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons of 22O lbs, delivered in any part
the city
Chestnut White Ash. 81.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500
Red Ash, Ss.25 .s
Lehigh, 80.
Oak aud Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Once; or at the Wharf,
foot OF Seventh street. -
s. p BROWN SON,
a2o-u 400 9Th street between Il and +.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsylvania avenue, near Willards Hotel.
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLYl I
COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, JULY Il
The Coolest and only Theatre open in the city.
Engagement Of the Celebrated and Original
skIFF 4 GAYLoRD'S MINSTRELs,
. .--~. AND THEIR
BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL PANORAMA
OF .s-
SHERMAN,s MARCH TO THE SEAL
From their Academy of Music, Chicago, Illinois.
Twenty Star Performers. who will appear in an en-
tirely New and Original Programme.
s-PRICESs0E OF ADMISSION. = ssssss-
Parauette and Dress cts
......t9 CtS
No extra charge for Reserved Seats. Box Office
open from 10 a. m. to p. m. jy 16-n
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JUPITER MOONL Kss. --Oa the 2lst Of August
next, an event will occur wntch has baen only
twice recorded IN che history of cel.stiaI t,hr
nomena; Jupiter will appear without satei-
lItes Three OF them will then be passing
scroas the planets disc. and the other will be
immersed In It's ehadow. The apparent alb
srnce Of moons will last more than two hours.
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ETHIs MOVEMENT Is ENTIRELY sEPA-
WITH ANY OTHER ENTERPRIsE.-A, -

Address all Orders and Communications, with
Stamps Tor Return Postage, to .E8 - :
GEORGE ". THOMAS, @ts
Managing Director,
No. $40 Pennsyivania avenue,
Washington, d. C.
:, ~ Editors are respectfully invited to notice
this :. National Ofering''of sympathy and plilan
throphy, and to lend It such aid as their tenevo.
lence suggests. ie 22-lmt' ,
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MARRIED.-Yesterday afternoon an interest
ing marriage ceremony took place at the res l..
deDee of the brides father. James s. Magee,
Esq, South Washington. The happy couple
were Capt. Milton B. Miller, OF Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania. and Miss Hattie Magee, Of this
city, and the ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. Holmead, OF Grace Church, South
Washington. The groowsman was Mr.. Frank
Hufty and the bridesmaid. Miss Clementine
Magee, sister to the bride. After the per.
torrance ofthe ceremony there was pleasant
reception at which q large number Of the
friends of the young couple were present to
tender hearty congratulations and 10 see them
off on their wedding trip to Niagara. The
bride is one OF the prettiest and most highly
accomplished OF the bellies Of South Washing
ton and Capt Miller has cause for congratn.
ton In having secured her to preside at his
pleasant home near Plttsburg.
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THE LATE GEN. T. F. MRAGHRR.-A meet
ing Ut the friends or this distinguished Irish
PARROT and soldier was held last eys ming in the
chamber OF the Board Of Aldermen, Clty Han,
at which committee to make arrangements
for public meeting to do befltting honor to
his memory was formed William M. Cara
her, Esq OF California, an intimate friend OF
Gen Meagher's for many years, on motion of
Col. J r. O'Beirne, was called to the chair.
and Mr.. ID. A. Brosnan elected secretary. The
following gentlemen constitute the committee
OF arrangements: VIM. McGarraher. Esq,
Col. J. r. O'Beirne, and Messrs. Matthew
Somers, VIM. A. Tinney, John hickey, James
M cKenna. and d. A. Broenan.
Notice will be given through the Washing.
ton daily and weekly papers where the meet
ing will be held. on the Mth instant. next
Wednesday, Many OF Gen. Meagher's riends
" no are now In the city will be there to testify
to his noble nature. That the meeting will be
worthy the lamentable OCCASION, we have not
the least shadow OF doubt.
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PAWNBROKERS.
CLOTHING, &c.

T. J. HEIBERGER,
iSuccessor TO II. +. LOUpoN d Co.
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Metropolitan Hotel, (late Browns,l
j5 l0-u No. 362 Penn. avenue. Washington.
NJ LOSANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, corner OF
tA 9Th and streets, desires to return a.
his thanks for tire liberal patronage be-
slowed upon him during past seasons, and at ~
the same time in vites his friends to visit his
store and inspect his and choice seec- -AD
ton Of Goods, which he has Just purchased for the
epring and Summer Trade. MIR. Z. HARDON, his
associate, continues TO give his constant attention
To the and general appearance of all garments
made at the establishment. The best work and
moderate charges is motto. ap S-3mr
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~ A riot took placs at Elm Park, N. Y ,on
sunday. between large party Of q, rmanss
and the police, Ia which the latter we're driven
of and the former sailed witnous further mo-
lestat,ox 70 New York. The drinking of tree
lager ii violation Of the Excise law was the
allA2ed cauee of the AAatr. -. = - !.
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% AsPEERRY VINEGAR,
h RASPBERRY SYRuP

n n W. BURCHELL,
ieu under Ebbitt House. cor. 18th and sts
lAMEs GUILD: DAALER IN NEW AND SEQ
repaired, ReuphOlstered and Varnishsd. l9aS md
strsets, tnesr the canaly Hishest price DSiA for
Second hand furnitures -7~Fl.'II NIIys
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THE SHOOTING AFFAIR YBsTERDAY.-Men-
ticn b as already been made in the Star OF the
shooting CT George Richter, member OF the
5th United States cavalry, which occurred
yesterday afternoon about 1our O'Clock, at the
haL ds OF Mollie johnson, nymph du paue, at
No. 252 = street. 1t appears that Richter,
while seated on 4 lounge with Mollie, exhib.
tied a small eight barrel pistol, when the two
got into a &C ufie over its possession, which
ended by the accidental discharge OF one OF its
barrels, the ball lodging in the left side OF the
unfortunate mans neck, and inflicting q pain
fulthough not dangerous wound. As soon as
Mollie discovered that she had shot Richter.
she became alarmed and fed the house, but
was subs equently arrested by Omcers Wilson
and homer, in the basement Of an adjoining
tenement, upon a warrant charging her with
shooting, with attempt to kill, the said Rich
ter. The parties were taken before Justice
Bates, when 1t was ascertalned in evidence
that the affair was purely accidental, where
upon the direct allegation was dis missed, and
the accused was discharged npon the pay.
ment Of q fine OF $40 for dtsorderly conduct.
Richter was also arraigned on the charge OF
carrying concealed weapons, and fined s2n, In
default OF the payment Of which he was COM
mitted to the Central station house, but later
in the afternoon his condition grew so much
worse that it became necessary to remove him
to camp, and the fine was remitted. Police
Surgeon Keasby being sent for as soon as the
shooting took place, probed the wound. but
did not succeed in extracting the bail.
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SwINDLING RMERs.-The Maryland farm
eTs are the victims OF novel swndle. A party
goes roupd with wagon loaded with light
ming rods, Offering to put mp rod tor Sis. II
price--whtch, Of course, seems very fair, he
not having detected the catch-he signs a con.
tract to that effect, ana the rod is put up.
and repeated this operation as often pos.
sible, 1he swindlers then present bills for the
Sls for s'putting up'' and forty five cents per
foot for the rod itself. The owner of the build.
ing m ust pay this extra charge or run the risk
of q lawsuit, with the almost absolute GER
talnty of losing the case through the deceptive
wording Of the contract
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The following will explain the method of
tributing the Fund. IL str

(REPLY OF GENERAL HOWARDD
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, June lst 1857
GEO. a,In W. InofSHs T. ESQ., National Hotel, Wash
DEAR SIR Your letter is just received. thank
gladly ~ receive any monies or contriSuions YOU YOU
may receive for the relief of the destitute. would
with me as trustees and would suggest that il the
fund. in too late for the relief of the present
funds or portion Of them, the education of any
and all classes of the poor, for except in Of
country can easily be met 10y the communities
where it may exist Ept p ii, in no case can too
cation. Very respectfully your obedient T. servant,
Major General Commissioner.
20 900 Certfcates of Adnis sion at o. each, which
y ff ET n hosts y
new ms process, the highest type Of American art
Pictnres and the perfection Of their execution are
STeh as must END to Rnhe ,hp
r the sIna this
edged prinriplss Of lar and morals and the method
of conducting it such cannot fail to secure public
confidence and generous support.
Relying with confidence on the enerosity Of the
American public to assist objects of true philan-
thropy, when fairly presented and Justly conducted
with hearty good viii cannot fail to give &c
nent relief the destitute and suffering while the
return to the benefactors will be-
j. fine copy OF a Steel-Plate Engraving, to be
delivered free of charge
2. Admission to the Grand Musical Reception and
8. Their award in the apportionment of 1 5O,-
600 in United States GreeDbacks, to be appropri-
ated to certificate holders. the balance to be ap-
piled to the purchase of Pictures, and the payment
of Discounts, Commissions, and other ex penses.
This apportionment to be made and returned to
the Holders of Certificates in such lawful manner
ss Committee of five prominent gentlemen, Sc
lected from among the certificate holders shall de-
terRine. This apportionment to be made or
abont the 18th day of October 1867 and pro rata
not be sold The sale of certificates will positively
close on the 10th Of October. 's.s &.'
SORDERS FOB CERTIFICATES may be
sent direct to with Stamps for return post age,
enclosing the amount for the number Of ce-tih
in Draft Post Once Order, payable to the order
of GEORGE w. THOMAS, which will receive
prompt attention. Be particular and write names
plainly; giving Date, Town; County, and State.
The following are our Club Rates. To responsible
Agents, fifteen per cent. commission will be al
lowed on single Certificate rates: e = /.
CArfi Grs stcs tn pna A n 6rQg -
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LAKE SHINAR-We understand that Gen
Michler 70 about 70 have South Carolina ave.
nue, between 9th and 10th streets, graded
which will MI In much Of the spot heretofore
covered by water, lrecently drained OF,
Known 10 Lake Shinag. A. -
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A SUPERB MUSICAL RECEPTION,
Combining the most eminent talent of the Country
will be given in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON, D. c.,
on THE
EVENING OF SEPTEMBER 25rH, 1867.
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liam SAUSAGE. have inst received another
II supply of HAM SAUSAGAs nneurpass&4 Tor
nSsiSa III Hams = a y n. w. BURCHELL,
jyS Vpder Ebbftt House, cor. 18th and = 10.
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CRoQ5RT.-Thisin interesting game has become
very popular IN Washington, and scarcely an
evening passes by that our public parks and
other appropriate places are not graced with
parties OF the fair sex INDUCING In its practice
1t IL really delightful 70 see the pleasure mani
tested in the exhilirating sport, and when one
Of the sterner sex can be tnveigled into the
game, the earnestness with which the Young
lady competitors set about to beat the poor
pnfortunate wight IL truly refreshing The
East Capitol grounds afford Q famous field for
the sport, and each afternoon the ray votaries
assemble thereat and continue their exercise
till the shades Of evening make 1t too dark for
them TO see. Large crowds assemble TO wit.
nees these exhibitions. =.
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IN UNITED STATES GREENBACKS
To be distributed to the Suffering pc ople Of the
South, by Major General o. o. Howard, o. s. Com
missioner.
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BANKERS.
lay COOKE & co.

lay COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS,
F,ffs,ut street, opposite Treasury,
urapd sell at current market rates, and keep
Constantly or hand a full supply OF all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN THIRTIES, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
seEd
EXCHANGE orEaSE tsq . &c &c. WILLIAM HuR,
We are selling Bills of Exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our Office, 4Os Pennsylvania avenue
ap as-sm VIM. HURLEY 4 co.
SAvIN BANk.
"A PIN DAY IS A GROAT YEAR"
Call at the corner of
10TH STREET AND PENNA AvEN
FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST co.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS.
The Central Office of this Company is now situated
az above, sad is carried on in connection with the
OFFICE OPEN FROM TILL 3.
Deposits of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received
and interest paid on all sums OF FIVE DOLLARS
InSes.snents are made in UNITED STATES
Of HESsY dookE ESQ of aJst JAY nc cooKn
Bank.
The Deposits are now more than $4,000.
N. 7. HEWITT, of New York, President
w. WILSON Cashier Of Branch Bank.
my 23-W Fam sm-
First National Bank of Washington.
H. p. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke & Co. } President
VIM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
15sh s,res,, opposite tAs Treasury Department.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States
- ONE MILLION DOLLARS
We buy and sell all classes of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rate
FURNISH EXCHANGES and make Collections
o. ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVoRABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS oFBUSINESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfuliy furnished.
VIM. S. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
Washington, Mach 20, 1855. m2l.u
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No ONE SHOULD FAIL TO READ the adver-
tiesments Of the moonlight excursion OF the
Y0uDE MfnsC ChTistian Association TO Mount
Vernon, Glymonf, and AquiA Creek on rri.
day, the 19,A In ST. a pleasant time IL antici.
pated. Fine band in attendance. E
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r IA I \ ! ,sa.qJ rs
AUBURN, GOLDEN, FLAxEN'AND sILKEN
CTRiE -

Prcdmesd by the use OF Prof DE BREUx' FRI:
SIR LIE CHEVEUX. One application warranted
t. cur the most straight and stubborn hair Of
either sex into sayy ringiets, or heavy massive
aud London with ths most gratifying results
Does no injnry 70 the hair. Price by mail, sealed
free Address BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chem
lets No. 2s5 River street, Troy, New York, sale
agents for the United States. ap S-dkweoly
NEW BoOKs.-The Land Of Thor; by ]. Ros
Bro@hs illustrated; So. History of the Pana
ma Railroad by +. n Otis. NJ D.; ilinstrated 81
Goningfon's Translation of yirgiiis Enid; N2S
Secl tastlemaiha's Gage; by ssGuida;o &l7s OF
CnIiosity Shop; Globe Edition; clio. Shakspere's
Arcintaid Lee; a Novel; 50 cts. Fullers Small
frns cuiturist; illustrated 81 50;
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LOCAL NEWS.
A MEGrhI

ADJUSTMENTS, &c, TONIGHT.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Skif Il Gaylord g
ID in strels.
SEVENTH STREET PARK-Twelfth grand
picnic of the Awkward Club.
ANALosTAN lsLAND.--Second grand mas
querade and picnic OF the First Ward Social
Club,
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DENTISTRY.

LEN 10 ~ L
nR. LEwIE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
II No. $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between I2fh and 18th streets, HE
Teeth extracted without pain by administering
nitrous Oxyde, or Laughing Gas. Dr..
LSWi has recently purchased the bestSpVIu
Chemicai Apparatus in the country for
making pure gas every day; also, improved Val
Tuiar Inhaler. The Association is now prepared
70 make Teeth on Gold Silver and Rubber at New
York, Philadelphia and Boston prices. All per-
sons wishing dental work done can have it as cheap
ns In the absse named cities. All work done in
the neatest and best manner. and warranted to
give satisfaction. Persons will do well to call and
examine our work. ts-t de Aft
Il NJ. LOOMS, N. D.,
The inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLAIE TEETH, attends personally at>~
his once In this city Many persons can
wear these. teeth who cannot wear others, 8
and no person can wear others who cannot wear
these
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any sty lie and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
but TO those who are particular, and wish the pur-
est, cleanest, strougert and most perfect denture
that art can procure, tie MINERAL TEETH will,
Rooms in this city-No sss Pom IA avenue, be.
tween 9Th and 10th sts. Also 9OT Arch street
Philadel lpiia- oc 20lly
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iBENHrNe's BRIpGR.-This bridge. across the
Anacestia or Eastern Branch, has been entire
II torn away 20 MAKE place for new and
substantial structure. the erection OF which.
under Gen. Michler. in charge of the public
buildings and grounds, is superintended by
Major Lt1hey 3s e. s. - A5t @@Rss