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DIHn.

-, ,SHAMFORD.=On the afternoon of the 18th Instant,
ShOh6E CRAWFORD. In the 67th year OF his age.
lhe relatives and friends OF the family respect
ny INVITED 70 attend the funernl from his late resi-
oence NO ~ NJ Ninth street on Thur'day afternoon,
st2ocOck, Interment at odd Fellows Cemetery
KLEIN.-on the 18th instant, MARY A. KLEIN,
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral nom her husbands
res dence, No 62 3. Tenth street. Friday, 18th
instant, Mt o'clock, without frrther notice. To pre-
coed TO Mount Peace.
MAR1IN.-On the 13Eh Instant OLIVER g, MAR
TIN. In the 2Sth year Of his age
The relatives AND friends OF the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents No. 1343 N Second street. below Mas
ter, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
ORAM.--on the 18th Instant, REBECCA DRAM, In
the S3d year of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
folly nvipd 70 attend the funeral from the residence
morning al 10 O'clock
PINE-On the morning OF September IA MARY
a., daughter of Captain william s. and A. Ii. Pine,
aPeo ~ wears.
fully Invited 10 attend the funera from the residences
her father, No. O06 ,. Eighth street, on Thursday
afte noon at O'Clock.
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FINE CUSTOM. MADE BOOTS Ard SHoEs ior 0ea'
tlemen. Bartlett, No 80 South Sixth street, above
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WHERE SHALL I GET MY
FALL oLOTHINGl
AT WANAMARER C BRO WINS
or COURSEi
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CITY ITEM S.

LOUISVILLE Sept 10, 1855.
MKssRs 8. M. PETTINeILL Co, No 81 Park Row,
New York, and No 10 State street. Boston, are our
tract for advertising in "The Courier" at lowest
cash rates.
Eastern houses desirous OF advertising In "The
Courier" are requested 10 contract through them
w. N. HALDEMAN, Proprietor Courier"
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DLACK SERGES FOR MOURNING
- DRESSES.
Just received. two cases of Black woollen serReg
Also. Black Drap de Almas.
Bl lack Satin de Chimes.
Black Belgian Corde.
Black Cambridge Cords.
Back Pach MObRirs
BACK Alpaca CTetOnnes.
Back Velour Busse, etc,
BEsSON g. SON,
Mourning Dry Goods House,
OHss No. gIS CHESNUT Street.
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Or COURSE you Will attena the great Agricultural
Fair tomorrow, at Whining on, Del
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JEwMLRY.-Mr. William ". CASSIDY No, II south
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine jewelry and sverWare in The city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real, pure &rt-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot ne equalled.
he also q large STOCK OF American watches In all
varieties and at Gil prices, vst To ais store ia 9ure
10 result in pleasure and profit
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LIFE INSURANCE.
THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE
United States of America,
WASHINGTON, u. G.
Chartered by Special Act Of Congress, APP
proved July 25, 1858.
CASH CAPITAL, 81, 1000, 900
BRANCH 0FFTOE IN PHILADELPHIA
In FIRST NATIONAL BANK BULDINp
DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS,
G. II. CLARK, Philadelphia, President,
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice. resident
Committee,
EMERSON W. PEET. Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary,
e s. TURNRR, Washington, Assistant sec'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, NJ. D.. Medical Director,
j. EWING MEARs, NJ. D., Assistant Medical
Director,
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TRKNwITH has everything Ia at the reader could wish
for in the literary line. His thvorite Depot NJ No lW
o. Third street is com pelely stock ed with Magazne5
Periodicals, uusl rated eek lies OF all kiuGs. News
Journals of later dates, Fashion Plates Funny Month.
lies etc. He furnishes 10 his patrons the New York
papers OF the day long before the arrival Of The
lar malls, He is energetic and merits the success he
b achieving.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEY


GEORGE HARDING
This Company. National In Its character
offers, by reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates
OF Premium, and New Tables, the most desira.
bic means OF tnsuring life yet presented to the
public.
The rates of premium, being largely reduced,
are made as favorable to the Insurers as those
Of the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all
the complications and uncertainties OF Notes,
Dividends, and the misunderstan ndings which
the latter are so apt to cause the Policy Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only To be understood. to
prove acceptable TO the public, such as the
INCOME EPRODUCING POLICY and RETURN
policy. holder not only secures life Insurance,
pay able at death, but will receive, If living,
after period of q few years, an annual income
equal TO ten per cent. 90 per cent? Of the par OF
return to the assured The total amount Of money
ne has paid in, in addition TO The amount Of his
policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating In.
suring their lives or increasing the amount of
insurance they already have, is called to the
spe cial advantages offered by the National Life
Insurance Company.
Circulars. Pamphlets, and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Office OF
the Company In this city, or to It's General
Agents.
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY,
JAY COOKE g. CO.. New York,
For New York State aud Northern New Jersey
X. w. CLARK g. CO., PhiIadsIphia,
For Pennsylva and Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE 81 CO., Warrington, ID. o.,
For Marylan Delawere, Virginia. District Of
Columbia, and West Virginia.
IA. ELLIS g. Cc., Chicago, ILL.,,
For Illinois and Wisconsin.
svEPHEN MILLER, st. Paul,
S8wsrp For Minnesota.
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LARsE TRADE SALE or BOoTs And sHoEs.-We
would respectfully cali the special Attn Oh ut our
readers TO the very large and attractive sale OF B1Os
and Shoes TO be he'd tomorrow (Ihursdayl mora
Ing, at 10 O'CLOCK at No. SIN Market street.. The va
rletv s the most ex Lensve that has been offered 10
philadelphia market this season comprising tue pest
n Eaal larn m
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$4,000 SHARES, 500 EACH.

DIRECTORS
Hon. ANDREW @. CURTIN, Philadelphia.
RAUL e. FORBES, of Russell g. Co., China.
FRED. BUTTEBFIELD, OF I. ButterAeld & Co, New
York
ISAAC LIvBBNoRB, Treaf. Mich. g. r. R., Boston.
ALExARDER HoLLAND, Treas. Am, Ex, Co., New
York.
Hon. JABsEs NouoN, Syracuse, NY.
q. II. PALMER, Treas. West ". Tel Co., New York.
FLETCHER WEsTRAY, Of WessrAy, Gibbs & Hardcas.
tie, N. Y.
NICHOLAS MFCRLEs, New York,
OFFICERS.
a. @. CURTIN RTeside.L
N. MICKLKs, Vice Pre- ident.
eEoReE CoNANT, secretsry.
GEobeE ELLIs ICasbier Nationpf Bank Common.
wealthy, Treasurer,
Hon. A. X. Mot LURE Phtadephih, solicitor.
The Chinese Government having (throtoh The Hon.
Anson B,tngone) conceded TO this Company The priui
eDe Of connecting the great sedports Of the Empire by
Submarine electric eGGDh cable, propose comnenc.
ing operations Chino and laying do,On line OF 900
mites at once oet,oeer se JoiIo,Oin0 ports, vtz;-
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. K. BARNES, Surgeon. General o. s. a., Wash
ipgton.
p. j, HoRwITz, Chief OF Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery, U. y. N. Was hington.
ID. W. BLISS, M d., Washington.
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BONNET OPENING,
Thursday, October 1,
p. E GILL & Co,
No 720 Arch street,
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all is remarkable. During all her professional
career she showed as much osteutation and
vanity in he,- assumed love for literature as she
did upon the A. age in her thirst for notoriety
and applause, Many an afternoon, be
FIVE and six o'clock. when Broad
way was most crowa' ed, she used to drive up to
Brentano's bookstore, IN Broadway, above East
Fourth street, in an equ. page unrivaled for Its
showy costliness and in trail robe that
duchess might have worn under almost any
chase publication of ali sort. -om the Chimney
Corner up to the "Recreatious OF Country
Parson" from Yankee Notions to the Westmn-
ster Reotew. And SO, having bough. her ntteen
or twenty dollars worth, she would sweep TO
her carriage again, without limiting a co nsclous-
ness that at least q hundred hungry eye, were
upon her. And so everywhere In New YORK
you meet with some one who has tradlt ION
about "The Menken," the beautiful tempt,'d
temptress, the Unsuitable hankerer after noto-
riety, the tragic hearted sample of the naked
drama; the disappointed aud deserted Jewess,
whose religion was summoned no in the Thou
Knowest" of her tombstone. GULoHENRoUZ.
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DIED.

KIRKF.-Frdsy, September 2s, at his late resi-
depce, the Rev. GEORGE K1RKE, In the 74th ear
FuLefal from st. James' Church. Downingtown,
Pa Wednesday, September 30, at O'Clock p, M The
seiatyee Serfy gen. rally and friends Of the family
ITe,n Iesyen vte1 servces at 20 pseosey
vhnia RailroRd), at lt4O A. NJ. see
PFARSON.-On the 9th instant, RICHARD W.,
son OF Mary and the late Morris Psaison In the 2s
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral fr0m the residence
OF his mother. Nc. 800 N. Seventh street Wednes
day afternoon at O'CLOCK. (Reading and Washing
Ton papers please copy.) **
RoTAN.-On the 25h instant, Mrs REBECCA
wife of William Kotan, aged 76 years.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited TO
Tc. s25 Richmond sweet on wednesday, al 10 o'cooS
IT, proceed 70 Laurel Hill Cemetery
bA-NATIoNAL UNION CLUB
PHILADELPAIA, Sept. 9S 1868,
Atas, 7ecial meeting OF the members OF the Ma
onhI U ion Club held this date the following reso.
Resolved, That In the snnouDeement Of the death
OF our broth member ROBERT p. KING, which
h IA come upon us so suddenly. feel a grief and
sorrow which " ords Inadequate TO express We
the city OF Philadepha of one OF her best and most
honor ed citizens. His pure and upright character,
social qualities, and his true and lasting niendsh
made him very near to the hsarts of those who
knew him. 1t has been truly said OF him that, las
active business man, large minded and liberal ct.
zen, and q pleasant, genial gentleman, he will be
mourned by large cir Gle OF friends"
Resolved, hat the warmest mpathy Of our hearts
be extended to his family and rel tives In ths their
Resoived That She members OF the Club will attend
bis funeral in body, TO pay their last evidence of
respect to the remains of our departed friend and
JOHN E. ADDIoKs, President:
A, II. WALKINsHAw, Secretary.
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CHARLES STOKES u Co.,
No. 624 Chestnut street,
Under the Continental,
All ready-made work same customer, in the
latest sty les
melton Sui w
hehNy ~ OO
SSotcn Suits SoW
Fine English Coating ... S5 90
A large assortment OF Fall and Winter Overcosts
from SIS to Si5.
JEwELRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, NO. ll2 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF hne jewelry and slverware in the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining rea pure art-
Gle furnished ut q price which cannot be equalled
He also has large stock Of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices visit to his
to result In pleasure and profit
CARPETS -Housekeepers tand especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city) will find 1t
to their interest by calling ut J. T. DescroIxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. IS South Second
street. above Chestnut before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement in another column.
BONNET OPENING,
Thursday, October 1,
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CIT TIE N s.

NEW STYLES FALL CLoTHINa.-In store aud recev-
Ing oaily Also and choice styles ia the piece TO
be made up to order Great bargains Summer
Goods, ready made made 10 order. Style, ht, and
workmanship OF our garments surpassed by none
equslled by few.
Anprices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where and full satisfaction every pur-
chaser or the sale cancelled aud money refunded,
HuL(tUdy betUeen BENNETT & Co,
EUth and TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY NEW YoRK
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DRY GOODS.

| DhH NVOC0s
N z n C o o D s.
sTRAwBRrDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS sT0Rs,
Corner EIGHTH and MARKET,
Invite the attention OF Families, Housekeep,
ers and the Proprietors Of Hotels, Boarding
houses. and Shipping, to the large stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
DUCED PRICES.
Comprising @li the varieties OF styles and width
in every description OF
Linen Sheetings,
PilIOW-case Linens,
Table Linens,
Table Cloths,
Table Napkins and Doylies,
Towels and Towellings,
Linen Table Covers,
Linen Floor Cloths,
Linen Furniture Covers.
jacquard Linen Furniture Covers.
Piano, Table, and MelOdeOn Covers.
Striped and Plaid Table COreri' gs.
CretOnne Chintzes.
Twilled Furniture Coverings.
Printed and Damask Dimities, in colors.
Buyers are particularly invited to the merits
OF this department. Our long experience In
this line, and moderate charges, insure to the
most experienced Of our patrons the LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
A wholesale branch connected with this De-
par t.iorst. IL
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BOARDING.

A REsPECTABLE FAMILY, RESIDING IN
81 West philaaeIpha VIA rent. With Board hand,
phia Post ONCE. $685."
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A PLAIN STATEMENT FAcrs.-To gentlemen
who appreciate the comfort and luxury Of good.
ting Boots or CATERS, would suggest early visit
to our friend Mr.. WILLIAM FL. HELwEG, the artistic
cordonner at Nc. 535 Arch street, corner
of Sixth. His accuracy in fitting even the most un-
the generality Of his craft Those who afflicted
with corns or bunions should make O note of this
fact. Only the best workT en- employed. and the
best material used: ergo-he that cannot be pleased
with the fit. workmanship and materials OF "Hel-
wegs Boots had better give up trying, and go bare.
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read The
EVENING TLLEsRAPH at Hillman'a News stand, at
North Pennsylvania Depot
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WAHRTHn

BACPHERsON-EDwA ThursdA. 'de's
ing the Ath instant, At the residence of the b.
mother BY the Rev. Mr.. Harbaugh, DR.. WILLIS
MACPHERSON to CATHERINE, daughter of tNe
late John Edwards. and granddaughter OF the R'e
Thom as Begley. All OF this city No cards. (Hew York
ano London papers please copy) I"
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TRENwITH has all manner OF interesting journals
pictorials funny pamphlets, magazines, ETC., enough
70 supply every citizen, great or small In our
the New York papers before the mails arrive that
especially commendable. His emporium, at No, l07
8. Third street, Is completely stocked.
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, NO 73O Chesnut street
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As WINTER IS AT HAND 1t 10 essentially ne.
eessary to be warmly clad, and taking the
great Importance TO 70 to a place where good
svVls, suitable to the season, can be procured
at the lowest possible figures, We do not
hesitate In saying that there 10 one place In
this city which outranks all similar establish
ments as to popularity and cheapness, and
every old citizen would easily know the place
we allude to, should we omit to state the name
OF this successful establishment. But for the
benefit OF strangers and persons not well In
formed, we would say, II you wish to save
all other gents furnishing goods at "The
Original Ffane's, i" te4 Seventh street, between
ID and Ell and SO that you do not miss the
branch stores,
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PREPARK ron WIsTER-PRICgs DOWN.
Good merino undershirts and drawers, 90, GO,
"a me- n a. d Sotnn snd dpswe
Is centsj extra heavy cotton and woollen
socks, from rs cents unwardsi good white
shirts, u, tl2S and q .5oi fine do, W and " 5O
best paper cuffs, s cents per pair, or 80 cents
per aoIenj handkerchiefs, gloves, ties, scarfs,
Of the latest style, at most popular prices, at
tween ID and L; and so that you do not miss
the place remember that his store has large
plate glass Window also, that he has no brapch
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tbs CAsR OF RICHARD KRLLY.-Richard
Kelly, the man who was so severely injured
on the Baltimore and Ohio abroad, between
a locomotive, is still In n very critical Oondi-
tion at his residence on II street, near Second
street east. Besides his nose being broken,
the bones of his right arm are splintered into
and his body much bruised and Internally In.
lured. lie 10 under the surgical treatment OF
DIR. s. 5. Bond, who thinks he will recover.
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GRAND ROYAL Amen CHAPTER.-The first
annual conyooation of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter OF the District OF Columbia was held
ut Masonic Hall, corner OF Ninth and ID
ing-named were chosen officers for the ensu.
Ing year, BenJamin d. French, NJ. y. q: IL; Pr
John Locke, L. ID. q. II. P,i II. A. Whallen,
cey Smith, L. q. T.; Noble ID. Larner, L. q.
81 Joseph Daniels, 4. q. U. OF the Host
Rev. q. Hall, L. q. Chaplain. nj. Il. q. II. p
Holmead, l.. ID. q. l.. q. stephens, and L. q.
X. y. W. Hancock most positively declined a
reelection,
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The GREAT SHOE OPENING at Cummins', 3IT
Seventh street, 10, as usual, creating quite a
stir among those In search OF that indispensa-
bic article. Over fifteen thousand dollars
worth have been opened In the last few days,
In order to furnish the large trade Of this
ladies' hne walking boots, SO, Mr.. U. has, on
his second floor, mems and boys heavy boots
and shoes In large quantities and In great va
,h,y Ihe sttention o. the many patrons o.
10 requested. 30,3l,23
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i2.I,. JAs;n.Hseph Oo,iius, eompnSny
morning arralgned before Justice David II,
Smith, on the complaint OF John Schrotz. OF
the same regiment, for the larceny OF t2O, the
property Of John Lackner, the keeper of a
drinking house at the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and First street east. After hearing
testimony for the United States the case was
postponed until tomorrow, at o'clock, p. M,
and the accused admitted to bail In the sum OF
$500, william Higgins, a corporal In the same
regiment, as security. Higgins Ia the owner
OF real estate In the District,
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MATHEMATICAL EXHIBITION. - Professor
McMurray, the wellknown mathe matieiaD,
who adds UP columns Of figures In the twink.
ling OF an eye, and multiplles any number by
kindly consented to give an exhibition OF his
powers at Hamlinc IN. u. church, corner OF
Ninth and y streets, next Friday evening, for
the benefit OF the Sunday-sohool. The pro.
lessor will be assisted by his little daughter,
only 0 yeAra of age, who has also the same
mathematical gift as her father.
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LANDLORD AND TENAsT-HALL's SuBDIvI-
SION oP MERIDIAN HIlL.-Some hAlf-doTep
oaaeS, III which Joseph 4. Stevens was plain;
till, and OCCUPANTS Of portions OF HALLS sub
were up before Justice David II. Smith, yeateE
day. The defendants had occupied the prop
erfy for some two years without paying rent,
and suit was brought to recover possession Of
the property. Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff In all the cases, and writs Of restitu.
lion were takon out,
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BASE BALL.-A very interesting and excIt-
ting game of base ball was played yesterday
on the Unions grounds between the 'first nine
Of the Creighton and the Niagara base ball
a score Of 10 to 10, in innings. We append
the score; 1aliaI.s = F''1T :
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NATIONAL RACE CouRsE-FlRsr RACE or
THE Overwhelmingly afternoon BRILL ant
assemblage OF near three thousand pers ons
were at the National Course to witness the
race between Black Dan and Ford Buffers
horse, Caleb Mitchell, for 4 purse OF t5oo-best
three Ia fve--in harness.
:, Everything combined to make the occasion
the pleasantest affair Of the kind that ever oc.
CURED here. The weather could not be sur
passed. the track was In unexceptionabl
orders the horses were In excellent trim, and
the beauty and the ohivAlry OF the city lent
charm to the occasion. Everybody seemed to
be In good humor, rejoicing over the prospect
offs restoration OF the oldsn racing days.
The two hrst heats were won 10 hne style
by the Butler horse, but Black Dan out-trotted
purse.
SO large an assemblsge was unexpected, and
the managers, being thus encouraged, will re-
double their efforts to increase the interest OF
the remaining days OF the races.
There will be races each day this week, be-
ginning at 2 p. m, and II the weather should
be as pleasant as yesterday doubtless a yet
larger concourse Of people will be gather ed to
witness them.
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Test ALAnN.-In accordance with resoiu.
ton passed at . late meeting Of the Board cf
Thompson, accompanied by Mr.. W. II. Cor
putt, visited the various Corporation engine
houses last evening, where the former read to
each company the rules and regulations of the
department for the instruction OF the new
members, after which they Inspected the APP
Paratus and mems uniforms, and found all In
the very best OF trim.
They then proceeded to the corner Of Sew
enth and M streets, accompanied by Chief En-
gineer Elwood, who turned In a test alarm
from box No. II, at l0:l6 O'Clock. The differ
ent companies were very prompt in respond.
Ing, which will be seen by the following record
q their arrivals on the spot: Hook-snd-Lad-
lin engine. N; Union No. !, engHue, w; and
the Columbian engine, lOL.
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O'Clock, Qllcers Markweod and o. Hare found
the door open Of the hardware establishment
MIR. John II, Elvans, on y street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. The premises were
secured by the officers.
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PRICES THAT COMMEND THEAsELvEs.-Flne
Black Doeskin Pants at -, Heavy Black
beaver Pants Is, Sleeps Gray Pants q so,
Heavy Knit Working Jackets %, Merino
SIT Seventh street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and d street,
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SALE or REAL EsrATE.-Cooper Il Lstimer,
auctioneers, have sold lot 4, In square s73,
fronting o. feet on Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets east, and
running back los feet, for 10 cents per square
foot.
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RAILROADS FOR WARRINGTON. - The citi-
zens of Warrington interested In an airline
railroad to New York city, and q connection
form direct connection to Cincinnati and the
West, and other railroad interests In Washing
ton. are requested to meet at the City Hall At
take such step, as the Interests Of the city
may require,
tSigned;l W. s. Huntington, ]. W. Wright,
r: T. Merriek ID: X. Cartier, J D.. Defrees,
VIM. ID. Todd, 3. p. Brown, J, NJ. Latta, ]. W.
Thompson, S. ]. Bowen, Moses Kelly, and
Others,