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ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette Of Saturday evening has tn. fol
lowing items:

The Gazette Of Saturday evening has tn. fol-
lowing items:
SHoT.-Intelligence has been received here Of
the shooting Of one of the soldiers who were
lately sent from Fort Washington to reinforce
Kinks command in North Carolina, by one of
the latter's colored troops. The particulars OF
the affair, as reported, is as follows:-On Mon
day morning one Of Holdeus colored militia
sentinels on duty at camp, in the heart of
the city of Raleigh, challenged the soldier, who
was intoxicated and coming towards the line.
Receiving no answer, the sentinel shot him
thirty PAGES distant through both legs. An
examination OF the affair took place before TIE
Mayor, and, upon the evidence of Colonel
Clarke, Of HOldeD's LIST regiment State troops
to the effect that the sentinel had obeyed his
Instructions to Ere upon any one coming tow
ards the guard line after being halted, the SEN
tinel was discharged. United States officers
TESTIFIED as to army regulations, which require
in time OF peace to challenge, and If not obeyed
then to arrest, but not to shoot. They took
copies Of all the evidence in the case In con-
sequence OF this the United States troops there
are furious, and have to be kept in camp
strongly guarded, with frequent roll calls to
prevent their coming to the city and having
conflict with the cOlored State troops. The gar
rison at Fort Washington is expected back In a
few days.
THB CHURCH RoBBRRs.-The two men ar
rested in this county last week for robbinR a
church at Falls Church viii be tried at Fairfax
Courthouse on Monday next. They belong to
the same party who robbed st. AIMS and st.
Adams chapels, near Georgetown, as articles
stolen from those chspels have been found in
their possession.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c.

EXCURSION and picnic of the st. Andrews
Society to Marshall Hall tomorrow.
Excursion Of the Boys in Blue to Camp Distri-
button tomorrow.
Daily Excursion Of the steamer Arrow To
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2S street
Msrkriter's Art Gallery, As It'll street.
Bsrlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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~Salt Lake has the blondes.

Cincinnati Orphan Asylum, has fallen heiress
TO legacy OF SO, 900 by the death Of grand
fAther.
SWorm lozenges sold In several Masachu-
sets towns, have been analixed and found to
contain strychnine, in q quantity Calculated to
cause great damage IL not death.
n Miwaukee nurse says "'Taint much
.oupIe 10 take care o sick pussons; most on
don't get it." 'H'' W. s1ey
DIroy thought that she had discovered n
mineral sPiing, but IL is now found that the
Peeuixr snanues Of the water were derived
~0ne Tharpe, Of An Indiana tovn. h.v,..
absconded with q married woman the RusharS
says, LET her 90. 1 don't want auy vomar
VINO would take up With such an ugly, ill-fs-
vored b<or ~ ThNpe,' -
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TIE SIAMHsI TwINs-Chang Attacked via
ParaIysis-Chang and Eng, the Siamese twing,
ship Palmyra, from Liverpool. On the second
day out Chang was attacked with paralysis,
which affects the left side and has almost wholly
81 Sa. iar s tna 81 aas
toms Of the illness which has affected his twin
brother. The twins are accompanied by three
Of their sons, and will proceed to their home In
Kermit.
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CITY ITEMS.

FOR THE NEXT PIFTERN DAYS / will offer nv
entire stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing
for less than cost, in order to make room for
FAN Goods. A. STRAUs,
Popular Clothing House,
No. 10l1 Pa. av., bet. 10th and 18th sts.
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WE ARE oFPERING bargains in Clothing, our
prices having been reduced fully Is per cent,
Among our stock will be found handsome
Medium Weight Suits for early fall wear.
A. SAKs & Co.,
SIC Seventh street.
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II A X Il N TIC K,
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
SPRING AID SUMNER GOODS.

We are now selling our spring and summer Dress
Goods
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
Embracing handsome Lawns at III cts: Parasols
At half price; Summer Cassimeres and Linen Drills
ut sacrifice II 000 yards Calicoes-best makes at 10
and Ia cts, good at Ga cts Never before have We
offered 0ch bargains BENZ. MILLER,
jyA 101 Bridge st., GEORGETOWN, d. o.
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The ANNAPOLIS JUNCTION CAMP MEETING
This camp meeting, which will be attended
principally by the churches of this District, will
woods, about q mile from Annapolis Junction.
where il has been held for two years past. Ii is
reported that a considerable number OF families
are preparing to camp there. The committee
have made arrangements by which the tenting,
bedding, &c., will be transported at nominal
rate, and to obtain this advantag parties should
send their tenting In time for the tonnage train
OF Thursday morning. The boarding tents will
be in charge of Mr.. Charles Haislip, the owner
Of the grounds, and others.
A correspondent of the Baltimore American
ton, August IA, says: CAT this camp we shall
have largely represented the congregations of
Washington, Georgetown, Montgomery, Prince
Georges, Carroll, and Anne Arundel counties,
and one company at least from Baltimore. The
venerable DIR. Hamilton, Rev. Mr.. Wilson, OF
Mckendree, and Rev. B. Peyton Brown, of
Wesley Chapel, with others, have all returned
TO Washington, and Presiding Elder McCauley
will doubtless have on the camp large score of
dTsstnSuished preachers during the entire week
District of Columbia is 5000; BladenSourg. S.;
Pleasant Grove. 90; Laurel, 125; Sandy Spring,
2l2; Elkridge, 315, and Rocl. lille, 200; AnnapO-
lis First Church, 175; Second Church, 49,. From
this mass meeting Of Maryland and Metropoli-
tan Methodists grand results are anti
paigners will be here on Wednesday morning.
have the pleasure to add the names of preach
ers who will be in attendance at the great camp
of $50 Rev. X. H. Dashield, ID. D., president
of Dickinson College, expected; DIR. Hamilton,
DR.. W. b. Edwards, DIR. n. j. b. Morgan, ID.
D., Rev. James A. McCauley, d. D., Presiding
Elder, in charge; A G. Gibson, q. G. Markham,
B. Peyton Brown, W. I. d. GLENN, s. A. Will
son, w. 7. i. Leech, j. B. Van Meter, James
Brady, +. ID. owen, l.. T. Waterman, John II.
Dashield, H. Q. Mcdaniel, Arthur Foster, G.
II. Mytinger, w. Z. Bird, James p. Wilson, j.
Duey Moore, j. w. Start, j. s. NJ. Haslup, e.
q. Baker. j. d. Stitt, d. M. Browning, and j..
J.Largent.
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THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner of It'll street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 1870 O'Clock every Saturday evening,
in addition to its regular banking hours. It
pays interest on deposits.
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DAFCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
ed, nor any estsSc poison 70 produce paralysis or
boosting virtues the1 % not Jo0eM. The genuine
". A. BACHELORS Hair Dye 81. had thsrty ys0Vs'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Bold
By all Drusgis1. ADDlisd q 10 Dsnd skFeet,
III. Nkh
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TEE RIVER TRADE.-The trade upon the Po-
tomac river this season exceeds that OF several
years past, and at every landing upon either
eide immense quantities of freight are landed
and taken on board by vessels plying between
thus and Deighboring ports. A large business is
done by the steamer Columbia, owned by DIR.
VIM Gunton, president of the Bank Of Wash
lngton, which has been running between this
city and Baltimore for nearly half q century.
Upon every trip she Is loaded down with mer-
chandlse from Baltimore for Alexandria, WASH
ingtOn, Georgetown and the several landings
upon the Potomac; while the produce from the
lower counties of Maryland 70 this city forms
no Insignificant part OF her cago. She also car
ries large number or passengers, her state
rooms. capacity, &c, furnishing ample accom-
nodations. Capt James Harper, who has had
charge Of her for the last thirty years IL still in
command, and the confidence felt In him by the
community secures q full compliment OF pas
FeDgers ON every trip. Samuel Tyler, Jr., son
Of Dr. Grafton Tyler, now Ellis the position Of
clerk OF the boat, in place Of Mr.. Cavanaugh,
deceased, and he is rapidly winning friends 20
long attached to Mr.. Csvanaugh- The dining
room is in charge Of JEFF. McCabe, and an at
tractiye feature of the boat is the products OF
the salt water to be found upon her tables.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PrRE WINES AM LIou0Rs

Having made arrangements with some of the best
Disilleries in the country for old WHISTLES, offer
.ne ,orowIng -o,i-known uranus at very low prices
viz: The celebrated Old Crow, seven years old, IS
n Robsrtsons. Yeas old ss 30 Uer gallon Ola
Family Nectar. yeaIs cid S2 g per gallon The Gel
don Old Town GIN Is per gallon stouehton Bitters,
a. per gallon. Dry Cstawba still. drom Urbana
still from North Carolina, S3 per gallon. All the
above is at least per gallon cheaper than can be
Liberal discount to the trade. @. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wins Bitters
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania avenue, and 81
North Charles street, Baltimore. Md. jeH
MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures and aAy antages OF Q happy MARRIAGR, a.
contrasted with Single Life. and tke fearful Evils
on aTeSs sent y
Box r, Philadelphia, Pa. myz3m,wf,m
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IT WAS oficer Stephens who Wa with once,
White Immediately after Henry Hornig ba<
.hot himself on Thursday last, and not ofice
Lynch, - stated.
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ATTENTION 10 called to the samples Of pottery
work to prevent smoking chimneys, and also OF
hanging baskets, on exhibition at George Saw
ages great variety store, It'll street.
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TIE DORCHESTER HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE,
Il MARYLAND.-BENNETT .RROS r . .
Proprietors, having refurnished nova vENAV
ted, and attached large wing to their well I'D
known Hotel, are now ready for the reception Of
summer boarders. Persons desiring a home free
from the turmoils Of the hot and crowded CITY, will
md all they desire. For further information, adj
dress BENNETT BROS, Cambridge, Md jyl3-lm'
pINEY POINT PAVILION,
u 81. Mary's Ctxsty, Nd,
VIII open for the reception Of Visit q a
ers, TeEsDAf 7, July 8, $50. This popu- M ~
lar resort has been gre atty enlarged by the lss
addition OF new and commodious buildings. the
cottages thoroughly renovated, and the whole eetab
iIshment supplied With entt,ely nen FrniArs. Ten
Pin Alleys. Fishing and Sail Boats and every appli-
ance necessary for the comfort and pleasure OF
guests. The Baltimore and Norfolk Boats ana the
Baltimore and Aqua Greek Boats pass daily
Of thirty days Children and servants Rsif ppioe'
r0Iher information will be furnished Of the Once
OF the Metropolitan Hotel. je0u
WTUBT END HOTEL,
wv LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY,
viii be Opened for the Reception Of Guests- on the
n. goth June.
THE magnificent structure, located ct the r . n 4
-Oourt Ano OF this now famous summer VI 81
resort, mas All the advantages Of modern les
IMPROVEMENTS calculated to make its guests satis6ed
The personal attention OF Mr. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER GARDNER, % long known to the
travelling public. will surely 70 those that
favor them witk their patronage, an the comfort they
ESS%., on sAs RSEs%,sss .. y letter
jel4-u West End Hotel, Long Branch, N. J.
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"KKILY's CoRRAL"-A Goose Rail-Ereite-
nasEt in SronpOodle.-Yesterday the police of
the seventh precinct paid visit to Swampoodle,
and seeing on the streets several nocks Of
are prohibited from going at large, made Q de-
scent upon them, and succeeded in capturing
JIG, together with one hog. This action on the
part Of The police brought out nearly the en-
and children-and various uncomplimentary
remarks were passed upon Lieut.. Kelly and his
officers, and Officer Chesnut was set upon by Q
leg, but he was not 20 much disabled as to let
70 the hog, and, with the geese, IL was safely
housed At the station. This raid was the sub
answer 10 the question, " What's become OF nv
geese?' was always the same, They are 1t
kellys Corral" The hog and geese were sent
70 the Washington Asylum to-day.
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SUIT AGAINST THE WASHINGTON AND
GkoRGBToyN STREET RAILROAD ConPANY--
Between the hours Of IL and II O'Clock last
night Aessrs- p. g. Hopkins and Samuel Binnix
emerged from Oyster Bay and took Avenue car
No IS, the conductor Of which gave them
transfers mp Ith street They allege that after
waiting some time at the junction no 7th-street
ear hove In sight, whereupon they took hack
morning they proceeded 10 Justice Clark's
once ana entered suit in the sum OF slOO each
against me railroad company. The case is
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HOTELS.
EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Trsvelins
Public and Permanent BoarderS.

EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY
Unparalleled Inducements to the Travelling
Public and Permanent Boardsrs.
wILLARDs HorlL, aAA
including the sist day Of October next, The rate Il
% &c ~ ths and well appointed hotel
Board ana Rcsm.. per - 50
According to location.
Bin q is now IN readiness. Tor the Of
those who are not familiar with the c1tsss Of the
Special rates may be made to clubs composed Of
These arrangements AFFORD an unequalled combina-
Sp and CGsy 70
Who wsi to avoid onS hot sna austy Waks %
reach unpalatsble meals and inferior apartments
hH put to sne sns
rates, respectfully solicit the patronage Of that
mer in Washington as well q the travelling public
WARRINGTON. q July. 1870. " iyaa'sm
MrrhofR2EkpbTEAHs4 RSNTE n To EkicFs
On ga and 4 after JULY Eth, $50 the Price Ia
Of i1 hshRD VI" sfS Ii 81 p TT daS CO. M
Two MAKE ROOM FOB VERY LARGE
EUk EnhE sH EaVE EST sh5sS
REDUCE THE PRICES
ALL MY GOODS,
AMP Az 9 y ps H9W s sSgpERIoR INDUCEMENTS
MY stock Is of that class in which most everybody
will find something in which he is in need Of, com.
prising-
always keep well assorted and up to the mark.
%. TOILET ARTIOLE PREPAYMENT, com;
fmake a speciality Of GOOD HAIRBRUSHEs.
Sd. The ZEPHYR wORsrED DEPART.
MINT, which has become so well known as to re-
Quire no further comment.
ArH. THE TOY DEPARTMENT. which d.
MAYS presents such variety - to leave no little one
sra TIE IL IA -. "a, AEE1GLE
g. sfs's SAtp .s az
Cent? UNDERWEAR, xc. -' '"'
1IH. THE REGALIA AND THEATRICAL
THINNING DKPARTMENT, in which can be
tsqDd eysgythhiRns necsssaEy Tor REGALIA and
eTH. THE BASKET DEPARTMENT., which
presents full assortment Of TRAVELLING and
other BASKETS.
II 10 impossible to conceive the variety OF goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call
P.s.-The store ID cool and pleasant.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-On Saturday night
the train Of cars which left this city for Phfia-
near Magnolia Station, about Is miles from Bal
umore, which caused a detention of the New
York and Philadelphia train to this city of about
i've hours The train ran over bullock on the
road, throwing the engine and tender from the
track, and so disabling the former as to render
~ useless for the time. Two express cars were
thrown on, and taking fire from the engine
were nearly consumed, but nothing of any value
was burned with them, and an emigrant car was
also thrown lengthwise over the track. Mr. Jpo
Owens, track supervisor, had one of his les
broken in two places, also one Of his arms
broken, and was badly burned about the BODY
by ire from the engine. The fireman, James
Donovan, had some Of his ribs broken, and was
otherwise severely injured, but the engineer es-
capped unharmcd. The passengers were unhurt
and the wreck was soon cleared away and the
trains are now running regularly.
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PURCHASE AT SEVENTH STREET WHARF
Messrs. W. j. Stephenson & Brother have pur-
chased from Mr.. A p. Hoover the 7th-street
wharf property, formerly occupied by Mr.. +. j.
Gait a. . wood saving and splitting establish
ment. They propose to have every facility for
saving and splitting stove and kindling wood.
and there viii be no cessation on account Of
this transfer.
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SUMNER RESORTS:


Only IL miles from Stephenson Depot r o., point
on the Harpers Ferry and Winchester Rail-
road, nye miles iron Winchester.
Ids Altering Place IL now open under more "a
Sorace circumstances than at any time 4 a. n a
since the war, and every effort will beyEMv
guests ~ ~
A fire CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend
ance, and Masquerade and Fancy Balls will be fire.
quently given during the season.
Spring Pamphlets for distributiop AT the Srripcs
and at messrs. Coleman d Rogers, Baltimore
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Issue
round Tip tickets, good for five days. from Balti-
more TO Stephenson Depot and return, at Is; from
Washington to same at S7 20.
Telegraph Office in full operation.
Terms % per day, SH 90 per week, and $50 per
month Children and colored servants half price
commodations,
iy25lm &c. JORDAN.
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THE PRIZE RINe.-Edwards, the light-weig
champion, goes into training at Cypress Hill
Conn, to-day, for Q tight with Coilyer at st.
Louis, September q.
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TIE WASHINGTON AsYLuM-In couseousnce
Of the bad sanitary Condition of the w ashlngfon
Asylum, and the fears expressed ~ DR.. n r
Hartigsn OF the breaking out of an epidemic
there, ulr TO be hoped that the CITY Counci,s
will tO-nigL take some action on his recommen-
dations IN bl. report 10 the commissioners OF the
Sd inst. tor coma auction of hospital, &C., which
recommendations he renews and urges In An
other communication TO tie commissioners to-
day.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscrIbsr
\ have obtained from the Supreme Court OF the
District Of Colurabia, holding special term. let
1s1s q sdr1ns,rstiOn on the Personsl estate
Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having Claims
ast the said deceased are hereby warned 70 e.
hiDit the same, With the vouchers thereof, 20 the
Subscriber, on or before the 10th day Of July next
they may cthervise By Law be excluded from all
benefit OF the said estate. Given under our hands
isxb lila iber 4 mark L. CAMERON,
r~ John L. oAhEkoN' .su,u,,,r,,o,.
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live regret to hear that Collector Bos
well has been quite i'll for Q few days at New
Bedford, Mass, which place he Is visiting. His
disease Is pneumonia, and the attack was a Sc.
we're one, but he is now improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-15

The FRENCH are constantly inventing new
designs in jevelry. In jet they present an end
less variety, and this is so extensive that the
most fastidious tastes can easily be gratified.
In necklaces, in the delicate shades Of pink
green and blue shell; in lockes Of pearly she'll
and many other novelties, they have displayed
novelties are received direct from New York by
MI j. Z. Prigg at his popular jewelry store,
4a pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
ionable and elegant Alaska diamonds, set in
oroide and gold. and 30 brilliant as almost to
defy criticism. Mr.. Prigg gets new goods every
day.
Hoes, GOATS, AND g EEsE.-In the seventh
police precinct yesterday Lieut.. Kelly and his
ofhcers captured 140 geese, 8 hogs, and 6 goats,
these nuisances. The workhouse will be well
stocked by next Christmas, as they are all sent
to that institution.
The fourth precinct police Gieut. Hurley
Sasrsa ne sg ss'i precinct 'fa LIEUT.
Austin's.)
EFFECTS OF CHURCH QUARREL-Durinp
the difficulties in the Congregational Church
some months since, the work was SUSPENDED
and now the contractor, Mr.. j. w. Rumsey, has
trustees, &C., for damages, alleged to have been
sustained by his having been prevented from
prosecuting the work, and loss and waste of
materials-laid at % 900.
live regret to hear that Collector Bos
well has been quite i'll for few days at New
Bedford, Mass, which place he Is visiting. His
disease Is pneumonia, and the attack was Sc
we're one, but he is now improving.
THE PRIZE RINe.-Edwards, the light weight
champion, goes into training at Cypress Hill
Conn, to-day, for . tight with Coilyer at ST.
Louis, September q.
ATTENTION 10 called to the samples Of pottery
70 VrAu onfa NM inn oh INN al.xx
hanging baskets, on exhibition at George Saw
ages great variety store, It'll street.
IT WAS oficer Stephens who vas with ofneer
White Immediately after Henry Hornig bad
shot himself on Thursday last, and not oficer
Lynch, - stated.
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STEAM CARPET-BEATING WORKS,
~ No. IS MGtas Aceake, bsttcsea ~ aHd Sta SIS
The undersigned 10 now prepared to execute ali or
ders 1t short notice in the CLEANING or OAR
PETS. OF all qualities and sizes. For Information
call for circplar. IiyO-tfi L. ROE
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b. SILvERDER0,
3l9 SEVENTH STREET,
. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d Strict,

ONLY A FEW OF THOSE 05 SILK UNI.
~ BRELLAS and cheap vALISES left. GALL
ct once you want one. at PRINCES L0ANl A
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MEET END HOTEL.
wv LONG BRANCH, VIEW JERSEY,
wiz be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
CLOTHING, 10,

u J. HEIBERGER,
L Successor to h. y. LoUpoN Oo.J -
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MIGRANT TALLER, W.
Metropolitan Hotel, date Brownp.D
UB-d No. 500 Penn. avenue. WashfnGton.
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EOR SALn-Ivelve acres Of LAND; situated be-
= tween Arlington and Georgetown. Apply No. Is
- - street, Georgetovn, or On the adisinine
'etA' - 80 U1-2aWSNs
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JELseaApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

Colonel W. D. Washington, the painter Of Thc Burial of
Lataral- Fine Arts IN the Virginia Mill
sary Insfuic died at Lexington va Thursday night OF
paralysis.
Henry Harris an aged colored man, murdered a.
Greenbrer SPRING. for his money, named
Ptl Ross The threaten 10 vnch the murderer.
Joseph drowned yesterday by the capsy-
ing of a sailboat In "a pond near Valley Falls, H. l.
Mspow MHiards stockinet factory, at Manow Station
Conn, destroyed by hrc yesterday. Loss %40,Dol
The ship Prima Donna from New York. which arrived
Francisco yesterday reports having seen fresh bales OF
October TO- In latitude nifty SOUTH
nine II 10 feared that the ship Crenorne
from Francisco October for Liverpool has been lost
The inmates the Nevada State Prison made desperate
ThuFsdy Five Of them got outside OF
and attacked the suard The guard shot
usoncr and mortaly wounded two othcrs another
through the chest The nth captured after
desperate struggle
xames Phillips of Allen county, Ohio, while intoxicated.
dna0e Of horses OF bridge, On Wednesday ng1t,
and was killed.
Two boys. PANIED John ycKerw.n and John Punch, fen
nom bridge IN Cincinnati Thursday night and were
drowned
Ahrakean m ulcd killed at LeayitLsburg,
she Iilaptc and Great Western Railroad, on WEDNESDAY
night. =,
T.s retorns on the manufacturing interests OF 81
youis show The fol owing result ;--Capsi Invested
"a sss: number Of employed, gSobl WAGES
paid during tho year. n oD s,os ala Id ''''
s6u, 6zl 0l2; value Of produce Non Sa'''siS'io" -
James uG Of Pontiac hvch treasurer OF N s,as re-
orn school located plac hsA 1aiea WIN Soxv~ ~
he school funds In his posssssoV i's e'S's ps'ssT
secured BY bs oopasmsn.