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In FOR LAGER.-Late on Saturday night
four young men, named Jerry Lahey, Patrick
Braifz, Joseph Clarke and Michael Moony,
which would serve to refresh them during the
coming Sabbath. They entered the beer cellar
OF the peer house managed by Mrs; Mary CORN,
two barrels of the refreshing beverage. AT the
midnight hour, they were found tramping 1t to
a safe place, and were arrested. Alderman
Senix held them each in $500 bail to appear at
cOurt.
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THIRD EDITIO N
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Financial and Commercial Report

Financial and Commercial Report 90
By the Atlantic CnbIe.
LONDON, June 17-Noon.-Co for money,
9415; United States Ffve-twenties, 1871; Illinois
Central, 7914; Erie r. r., 40l4.
LIYERPooL, June l7-Noon. Cotton firmer at
ll5s for uplands, and llss for New Orleans.
Corn, 3Ss Other Breadstuffs are unchanged
Whale Oil, e34 los. Other articles UNCHANGED
LONDON, June IT, L. M-Sugar firm. Con-
changed.
SOUTHAMPTON, June IL. - The steamship
rived.
QUEENSTOWN, June II. - The steamship
Aleppo' from New York on the 5th has arrived
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A DOUBLE OFFENsB.-Patrick Collins was ar
rested on Sunday, noon, for selling liquor on
the First day, contrary to the conditions of the
law and that to minors. 1t seems that a little
Irish boy being told by his father to go to the
rum shop and purchase that wherewith the
latter could Quench his raging thirst on Sum
day, forgot so to do. Going home he received
q token of maternal disapprobaton Ia the shape
of sound thrashing, and a requirement to go
that morning for more. This he did, and re-
ceiVed an amount of lightning" Alderman
Ramsdell held Collins in $500 bail to answer for
the OffenSe
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No MORE FIGHTING, we hope either in the
ring" or out OF the ring. One way TO stop fights
is TO stop differences OF opinion; as is done in
reference TO the sty le and price OF the Clothing
sold at Charles Stokes Il Co.'s Ready-made
Clothing House, under the Continental This
opinion is that the goods are unequalled. -
GROVER & BAKERS
Highest Premium
ELASTIC" Stitch and Look" Stitch
SEWING MACHINES,
With latest Improvement
No $50 Chestnut street
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ACoIbRNTAL SHooyNG.-At a late hour last
evening Omcer Stevens, while going his beat
at Tenth and Locust streets, espied two men
lurking IN the vicinity under suspicious cir
cumstances. He gave chase, but In the dark
soon discovered the persons back again. He
then started in hot chase after them, and while
speeding along his revolver bounced out OF his
coat pOck ct, and, striking the pavement, went
on, the ball passing through the lower part OF
hi 10 eft
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SOME OF OUR CONTEMPORARIES seem to think
that the triumph of their cause depends, like
the fate Of Jericho, upon the amount OF noise
made-in these days OF refinement and luxury
an article OF real intrinsic merit is soon appre-
ciated; hence the unbounded and unparalleled
success of PLANTATION BITTERs.
This remedy has ever and always been found
reliable. AS gentle stimulant and tonic appe-
tizsr it cannot be excelled. 1t is no doubt a
sovereign remedy for stomaohic dlsorders-for
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, and in stimulating
O healthy appetite.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
Row About the Price Fight-TwO Men
Killed, Suicide, Etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TEnEGRAPH.l ]

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TEnEGRAPH.l
BALTIMORE. June l7.-Four Iowdies made an
attack on James Gallagher in the.western part
Of the city last night, and shot him through
the body; he is now dying. The affray grew
out of discussion about Che late prize-dght.
One of the murderers, named Litchford, was
shot through the body in srresting him, and
will probably die. The other three were ar
rested.
Philip Higgins, from Cincinnati, committed
suict-e at the Eutaw House yesterday
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TIE SUNDAY LAw.-On next Friday evening"
the citizens of Philadelphia who are in favor OF
strictly enforcing the new law requiring the
closing of the liquor saloons on the Sabbath,
Will meet at Horticultural Hall. The occasion
Will be one OF great importance, and addresses
Will be delivered by Judge Brewster, Rev. DR..
A. a. Willitts and the Hon. William A. Porter,
and other prOmialent gentlemen,
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HEARING AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-Before
Alderman Beitler, at 2 o'clock to-day, Henry
kaufman was charged with giving fraudu-
lent check on the Third National Bank, in pay
ment for some goods he bought of Joseph Loeb,
tobacconist No. 1872 Arch street. The check
was signed Robert II. Lewis. He was held FOR
q further hearing.
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WATER COOLERS FOR THE MILLIoN.-Refrige
rators, Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers
etc, at E. 8. FARsoN & CO. Manufactory, No
900 Dock street.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Buys. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
spectacle dealers,
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ANOTHER ASSAULT was committed by William
Clark, who thought that little athletic exer-
else in the shape Of a pugilistio encoun ter
would vary the monotony of the Sabbath, so
he struck violently citizen in the neighbor-
hood of Second and oxford streets. and was
there arrested. Alderman Fitch held him In
flO0O hail n Court
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-At the Merchants
Exchange to-day, Messrs. Gummey & Sons sold
handsome modern residence, No. West Penn
Square below Market street, for Sl2, ,00O
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AN OLD OFFENDER IN DUREss.-The indomit-
able Peter Sanford was taken in custody late
on Saturday night in the vicinity of Franklin
and Spring Garden streets, on a charge Of pick
ing the pocket of an individual during the eve-
ming of sum of money. Alderman Massey
held him To ansWar In lefanlL of S8ln hail
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. Degan was
of the Eighteenth District, for being drunk, ana
waIIowing in the mire of one of the street gut ut
tars When at Spring and Somerset streets
Ipntriclr would not proceed peaceably, but as
sanited the officer. Appearing before Alderman
Senix. he was held in 5000 ball TO answer aI
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-----73ITT0 STATES REVENUE STAMPS
L Nd1,EGi,aI Depot, No 8Ol CHESNUT Street.
~ Ins0nt No. iOs south FIFTH Street, one doc
Contrai Nav Chesnut. Established 1862
0ororpe stamps of every description constantly OF
hsnS 10 HB Mai OK Express promptly AttsndedtO W
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A DOUBLE AssAULT.--Thomas Mclaughlin
ON saturday night took it into his head, as 1t is
alleged to beat his wife, which he ehectually
did, as evinced by the screams the neighbors
Tanton entered, and attempted to have
mclaughlin desist from beating his wife. but
was answered by a blow on the head with
chair in the hands OF the infuriated man
Thonas was arrested for assaulting his wife,
and for an attempt to kiln Lanton, and was held
10 await the latter's injuries
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SUSPICION OF RoBBERY.-Thomas McNulty ana
,1iSIja M Ciorrnlev were arrested Saturday even
INC al Ninth and Carpenter streets, charged
113th an assault and battery and larceny q, Q,
money. Alderman Lutz held each IN sL0VV p''''
answer
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IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD is the primary cause
of most Skin Diseases although there are cases
where very repulstve forms OF this complaint
arise from obstruction OF the pores OF the skin,
itching, and terminating in an eruption OF
PipnpIes P1LSttles, RiIl0tO07T Ietter, Sah RtenDl
ETC For all these affections DIR. Jayne's AL
terative is an efficient remedy, cleansing the
blood OF all Impurities and absorbing the gross
particles which obstruot the small perspiratory
ducts. BY its action on the circulation, IL
drives all ScrOfulous diseases from the system,
assists the skin In performing It's proper func-
tions and imparts q healthy glow to the com.
plexion. Prepared only at No. 22 Chestnut
street
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DRowNBD.--A little boy named James Fell
lows, while boating on the river, near Flat
Rock Locks, on Friday evening, fell overheard,
and was drowned,
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SCHUYLK1LL NAvY-REoEPTIoN OF THE New
YORK CIUB-The Atalanta Club, OF New York.
will be formally received by the Sohuyllkill
Navy this afternoon at O'clock. Should the
weather prove favorable, a fine brass band,
under the leadership OF Mr.. @. II. Dodworth,
Club Houaa
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DRUNKEN CASES yesterday numbered but
III, a decrease OF 28 from the number reported
on Sunday last
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SWIMMERS WARNED. - On Saturday last
Tdeutenant Lugar who watches vigilantly the
1ood order In and about the vicinity OF FAIR,
5oonnt Park, espied thirteen young men and
boVa disporting themselves in the cool waters
OF the Schuylkill near the Girard Avenae
Bridge. peremptory order prought Ihem 70
and fined by Alderman Pancoast for exposing
1bsnaelves in such q frequented spot.
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A BEAUTIFUL PORCELAIN PICTURE for only
$780, at B. +. Reimer's. Photograph Gallery, No
GA Arch street Six cards, or one large pic
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's Five-dolla
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Ste
Ladders, No, III Market street, Philadelphia
], s, LASH a 90,
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For SALE.

NSa GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
MACHEAR-HOuse, II rooms, newly papered, and
painted gas, hot and cold water; location high and
Wen shaded; lot 30 BY 10 feet. Terms easy. 1mme-
otate possession. Apply az WILSON'S Tea Ware
house, NO 2ss CHESNUT Street. eIG
m COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE
- Fifty OF one hundred Bristol Pike, above
the seven-mile stone, and near Tacony.
Mansion House, Coach shop, and Dwelling to Let
c SiR8Pag IL stt On 'ne premises r. wHrTAKER.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ron ADpgFoNAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE inside rAars.l

THH BASE BALL MATCH between the en-
ployes: of the notion house of Messrs. Young,
Moore Co., and the dry goods house OF Messrs
Jacob Reigel " Co, came of on Saturday last,
June Is, on the grounds OF the Athletic Club
Fifteenth street and Columbia avenue the
former winning by score of go To l8 aR follows,-
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STORE IN THE CRY FOR
SALE, TO close out our retail business We offer
for sale the Coon WILL, FIXTURES, AND Stock
OF our BEAUTIFUL PERFUMERY STORE, south
west corner of Eighth and Locust streets.
FRANCOIS I}REGOIRF & Co,
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FIFTY different styles and sizes Of Refrige
rators, prices from 81 upwards. r.. s. FARsoN
q Co, Manufacturers, No. 220 Dock street, below
Walnut
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Shin News.

New YORK, June 17.-Arrived-
City OF Antwerp, from Liverpool June 8. Her
news has been anticl pated.
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MARRIEn.

RUNGE-CASsIDY.-on the lsth instant, by the
Rev. Jacob Helffensteln, Mr.. GEORGE RUNGE to
Miss SALLIE CASSIDY. both of Germantown Pa.
ULRICK-HALL.-On the evening OF the 18th of
May 1867 al the residence OF the brides parents Pal
myra. Burlington county, N. j. by the Rev. Thomas
j. Davis, Mr.. JACOB NJ, ULRICK, of Conshohocken, n,
Montgome cry county Pa, and Miss ELIZA B. HALL,
of the former place.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING
Fitzpatrick, No. 1744 Olive street, cured by DIR.
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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Y, M. & Cc............. ........H 8 a s 10 ie-eo
.s...
Rome runs-RudderOW, p Mansfield, I; Butler. l.
Umpira-Mr. Oppenheimer Athletic b. B, O.
scorers-Messrs, Ed. Davis and James Moore. Jr,
The amount realized by the above match, in
-gfnn eEqg gfS.gO
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NOBLE CoNTRIBUTIoN.-Rev James Neill
preacheda O sermon yesterday morning in the
Spring Garden Street NJ. f. Church, in behalf of
the suffering families of those who perished by
the SAMSON street calamity. The sermon was
most appropriate and touching and the speaker
commented 10 the congregation the prompt
and generous example of the management of
the Chestnut Street Theatre, by which more
than $500 had been realized for the sufferers,
and declared this action to be worthy of emula-
tion by the Christian Church. Mr., NeilPs con-
gregation responded to his appeal by the very
liberal contribution of S7l2 We trust the other
churches in the city will follow the noble exam
pie thus set them. The above sum was
handed this morning to Mayor McMichael for
proper distribution to the sufferers
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ENBEzzLEMENT.-- G. Mann was taken
In custody last Saturday by one of the Reserve
officers, on the charge of from embezzling his
employers. Itappears from the evidence eiicited
that Herman was the authorized agent Tor q
business trm on Eighth street; that he sold
goods and collected moneys thereon which IL
was expected he would honestly hand to his
employers Suspicious entertained that he was
not altogether honest caused his removal. Soon
after 1t was discovered that he had collected
funds on some goods he had sold before
leaving the firm, and retained them, without
any notice to the firm whatever. Alderman
Beitler held him in $1,000 bail to answer at
Court.
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MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES.

1t stands pre-eminent among the health
restoring preparations of the age and every
year adds to It's fame, not only in this country,
bat throughout the civilized world.
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@AID FOR THE SUFFBRRRs.-Mayor McMichael
acknowledges the following additional subscrip-
tions in aid of the destitute occasioned by the
iats sns WpISer III. Gyer...... $500
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and No. 800 BROADWAY. New Yo

REMEMBER that Sickness at the Stomach,
Pain between the Shoulders and in the Right
Side, Yellow sufusion of the Skin, Costiveness,
Drowsiness and Languor, Dimness of Sight,
Collie, Palpitation of the Heart, Dry Cough,
Low Fever, and other symptoms which indi-
cate the various phases of Acute and Chronic
Liver Complaint, are, one and all, promptly
relieved, and finally removed, by the action of
that famous preparation,
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
which is at once the best of correctives, the
gentlest and most genial of aperients, an infal-
lible regulator, and a powerful restorative.
Persons OF a bilious habit. who use the Bitters
as a protective medicine Will never suffer the
pains and penalties of Liver Disease or Bilious
Remittent Fever. No words can do justice
to its
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti'
ele-superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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,0..,,.......IS 90 IOtaI......
RUNS III EACH INNINGS.
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mycSlt
PBeeP00sSh,LLss FOR CATTLE FOB IspIAs
OF MARCH " 1851
DEPARTMENT OF rHE Isr

OF TIE lSTElTOpl
- " A-HINGION, April Is. 1851
sesleo FRO possls will be we'd ntfl n 'clook
M, on TIE hrst day % JUNK, 1857 at the once az
D. % psnmsn, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
Nebraska, for tk. delivery at Omaha Ofty Of IN
follosiHg Stock Cattle. TO wit:
500 mead 81 milk Cows tor the WiDnebsFo In
500 head Of Milk Cows for the santee sionr In.
o.shs' oec apy1ps reservation Of the mouth
800 head Of Nil co ssS S0. re Y.nct0n
,ooo ihans; oscupying reservation in Dakota
iOo head Of Milk Cows for the Omaha Indiana
an occupying reservation in Nebraska.
og head OF American Bulls.
he Cows must be OF good quality. American
breed not less than three more than seven
calf, will be preferred The Bulls must be not ies.
'hsE three years old.
~ All Cows known by stock drovers as Texas
Nj, ~, nSIsn OoSs Mexican Cows, or hAf breeds
SUPERINTENDENT Denman will have the right 20
reset any or ell bids that may be offered also the
.isnt 70 REJECT any or all The cattle IL he deems
tbat the cattle delivered are not Of the required
Superintendent Denman will be authorized 70
receive the ssid cattle and give vouchers 10 the
parties deiivertng the cattle, 20 be paid Of the
STce OF the Commissioner Of Indians Affairs in
The Cove to be delivered on OF before the FIRST
superinten nd ent Denmsn will have the power 70
ehsnge the place OF delivery with the consent Of
The contractor will be required &c exeute .
GOOD and So fticent bond In the of SIS 90 for
thS faithful fllhllment OF the contract
The party or parties 10 whom the award ia
mace must be prepared AZ once 10 execute the
contract and give the required bond.
the total number OF cows and bulls called for
Bl 1dsrs must give their names In full a. we'll
as their places OF residence.
Proposals must tie endorsed, PROPOSALS. for
Cattle for Indian Service.
spZ o. II. BROWNING, Secretary.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
DEPARThEsT OF AaRIoULruRE.

~. " May 1857.
Proposals Will oe received at this Departnlen Mt
materials and perfor ming the work reouireo In
the CONSTRUCTION Of q Brick Buiici nR for the a "a
OF the Department OF Agriculture to be or sct al
on keser walton No 3. fn this city, acc ordins g.,
plans and speclhcattons that can be seen At the
once OF the Con mis-. ener of Agriculture where
full informsnos With regard % the proposed
buil3ipe can be obtsinsd said propsssl. 10 bs
different kinds OF work " AS
No proposal will be entertained from any mar
con who 10 not known TO Re practic al builder
Bfdc ers are requested TO stat. thu hor test ~ m
possible In which the building ~ TO be com nletes
the work 10 be commenced Ia three days after tine
signing OF the contract. "'
The Department. reserves the right to reject ANY
or all tids II be FOR the te rect OF the
Goyernment to DO so. and no bio will be recei we'd
that does not conform thesreQuirs 81 euts OF tns
ment
N'sety per cent OF the auou Mt OF work aopa ana
mater ais furnished. accord ing TO contract price
tsadsmou Mt to be asce rtaiHed BY the est OF
the Superintendent,y will be paid from time To-
time az the work proceeds. and ten Der cent
retained until the com pietIon Of the contract and
the acceptance Of the work by the Dep.rtmsnt
Every proposal must be accomp snfed nv the
bond OF two respensibie persons, in tue sum on
twenty thousand collars. thst the bidd.r vii
sccept ahs perform the contract 10 agar led 10
him. the su ffcency IF the security 20 he certise6
BY the United Slater District udge United stats.
pistrlcs Attorney, or CLERK OF the United States
Court
Proposals shou ID be incloseS in a sesled .nx..
lODe. IL cersec proposals for q Building for ~
pepertn emit OF Agri .ulture,n aad addressed 10
the Commissioner of Aericulture ~
my9:0 ISAAC NEWTON, Commissions
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l. IlLUsTRATIONSA ACCOMPANIES tn
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
PATENTS FOB THE YEAR 1867
OFFICE OoSG REssTo5AL PRTxTsP
IA ashiR rtnr Aa. q -

e warrington, May 8, 1857
Sealed Proposals will be received az this once
until SATURDAY. the lst of June 1857 AZ -
O'CLOCK, for furnishing ore set Of electrotyps
PAGES of the illustrations Of Mscbinery. &c = &C
Patents for the year 1867, with the name and as
dress OF the pstentee and the character Ard d.te
o. the patent on each illustration
The drawings will be furnisl Ell on paper TO the
contractor, " ho must ran &c them into pages In
mum srfcsi order. as nearly as is Consistent with
nestness and compectnsss; and the execution Of
for the published Report for 1856 which has bas n
adopted rs the standard for the present volnma
The plates are to be delivered at this off ce free
OF cost Tor TRANSPORTATION, and sub ect TO tn an
provsl Or rejection of the Cousre.sIonal Printer
Bond and approved security will be reauired for
the taithful performances OF the Contract.
The iHpsration, with the uncerstsldins that
VII en- more til ian one igH, il reouirsd 10
an insen ion or design Is some mes the
ala ~ per OF neures viii be estimated and
AWARDS Will be made" the levest and best
piooer TOT the Interest Of the Government due
regard being paid TO the creation of the work :"
under the direction Of the Joint Committee on
Printing.
Bidders must procure from the Oousressional
Printer drawings Of illsstrstiops sufficient 10
nemoer TO form page, and must accom- any thei r
bids With an eleetrotype plate page. mounted en-
WOOD resdy Tor the press, as q specimen of their
work, with ssSorn statement hat ii was mad 9
In the establishment OF thst bidder, and that he
possesses the necessary facilities for the pre- %
snd proper execution o. the work.
Apy further Information that may be required
or 10 the Commissioner Of Patents
Blank forms will be furnishel upon application
to The undersigsed. and no proposal will be con
with. 'ie
Proposals will be addressed to +" The oint c,or,.
mt I,ttee On Psin,ins Wss.ninston, q, care Of
Proposals for Patent ofhce Report
JOHN d DEFRKIs.
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THE CHEAPEST LIST or PROPERTY IN
e L THE AARKET

s. $50 eacn.
1Brick Houses. rooms, Ilth ST., bet. B and C.
81 400 each
Brick House. 10 rooms. 18th st. , bet @ and p
fine business location store. as and water So 500
Frame House, 10 rooms, 49, ST., bet. and d,
Frame House. rooms, 18th st, bet. and d,
So 2.o.
frame House, rooms. St, bet aIst and 7ad
SlLe0
49,, 81 500
Brick house. rooms, 9Th st., bet st. and N
Y avenue, 81, eco
! Brick House, SroOms, 18th ST., bet. sad T.,
Frsne Houses, rooms. Md. ave, UsIsns, }
bet AZ and Sd SITS. 81 900 each
Nun srous others, va Tfously located
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A NARROW EsCAPE-About eight O'Clock
yesterday morning, the north wing of a two.
story frame house on Rhode Island avenue,
between liih and 18th streets, owned and oe-
cupled by Mr.. Moore, tell, but fortunately no
one was hurt. The rain had caused portion
OF the foundation to give way, thus Causing
the house 10 fall. A boy passing at the time
noticed the bottom portion Of the wall crum.
bling, and notified the inmates, who escaped
before the building fell.
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DR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ ana 9th streets, contiA-
ues the successful treatment of Corns Bunions,
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moies,
Vascular Excrescences, &c. on ce hours from
m. to p. m, and to p. m. No charge
for cons U ltation. Established 1861