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The Cincinnati Commercial (Radical,

The Cincinnati Commercial (RadicaD
has this paragraph:
'tHorsce Greeley has been clinging des
perately to Grant, striving to make some
thing of him-coSxing, praising, persuad-
ing, flattering-anything to keep him in
humor and help him in the direction of
good works. But Greeley shows signs of
WEAKNESS and weakening faith. The
New York Tribune, in few words but
plainly, puts itself on the side of Charles
Sumner, in his grspple with Executive
stolidity and assurance, backed by Sena-
torial yepality and imbecilitY."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

VIZ protest sgainst San Domingo. We
have enough storms, gales, hurricanes,
tornadoes, in this latitude already, With
out annexing any more.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-16

CoTToE opened in New York yesterday
at 14tc. for middIing, aud closed strong
AZ I5o. 5E s9EmBc l510l - r.
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.TEENHssRK BONDS closed in New York
yesterday at g. for the old issues and 631
for the new.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS Fl IA. To
- me directed by the Honorable District
Ceurt o. the United states for the Middle Dis
trict of Tennessee. I have LEVEL upop and wifi
expose for sale, at the Courthouse door in the
city Of Nashville. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, or the
10th OF March, 1871, I'll Of the right title. inter-
est ami assetts Of John NJ. Nash in and TO the
partnership bus iEess and property in the firm
OF Nash y COlley, at q plare called HBlue
Springs" in the county Of Coffee and state OF
tennessee which consists Of a general manu-
implements, ETC., etc, connected with which
are saw mills, RriSt mills, carpenter
blacksmith and wagon shops, IuIhber and iron
transporting everything which can De made
fom wood or iron, together with full stock
OF dry goods and groceries, for the accom- mo
datiCn Of employees
z. J. HARRISON, U S Marshal
NASHVILLE, Feb. q, lS7l. feb25 tiT1ncbIf
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REW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE.

DY BARNES, SPITz CO., THIS MORNING.
I'D commencing at 10 O'Clock A. No, and at X
at night, Of fine marble ststuary sRd various ar
ticies for parlors, halls etc. Let ever ybody a.
tend this sale, as every article win be sold Osta
laaues VII be fnrnishad ct The ssle. nfl6 lt
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GEORGETOWN.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-The OFFERINGS on
change this morning were 800 bushels of
wheat by George Waters, and 1000 bushels of
wheat and ! 200 bushels of corn by j. G.. Waters.
The sales were 400 bushels of wheat at 81 35.
QUEER RoBBERY.-The pungy j. Il. Bears.
Capt Blackburn, while lying at the fish wharf,
last night, was robbed OF her sails anchor and
chains by thieves. There was no one on the boat
at the time of the theft. The property stolen
was valued at about $40.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN-Mr. George Waters has
received, per canal boat, 9, 800 bushels of wheat
The canal boat j. n. Thomas brings j. q.
Waters 800 bushels of wheat and 200 bushels
of corn.
THE CANAL--The flume at Seven Locks.
which went out on Tuesday evening was re-
placed last night, and boats at once commenced
passing. They are arriving in large numbers to-
day, and ii is estimated that over one hundred
will be in before tonight.
THE Mills AGAIN IDLE.-The millers on the
line OF the canal received orders last evening to
suspend to-day on account OF the small quantity
of water in the canal. The slight rain last night
has had hardly any perceptible effect on the
canal, and the mills despair of resuming bust
ness as usual until there is heavy rain fall
EFFECT OF THE DRY WEATHER.-Canal boat
men just arrived represent the country for
eighty miles up, as suffering greatly from the
drought. The corn crops in Frederick county.
Md, is complete failure, and the effect of the
drought has been almost as disastrous in other
counties bordering on the canal both in Virginia
and MARYLAND.
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read Company tolocate and rrNde tei. -.la road a
as TO prepare Tor 's su1eEstruc, are, nov, there
SEc L lss - " s--.,rt. That. rrovtsei ,h., th,.
act shall b sutu.sts b. e peopis al thc next gen
ersi elect "a, md shsll receive MAJORITY ~ Ire
g sneh election. kRa rrov,fss sTfsT, That this "a
ss. te,Se ne sTpSoval ard sanction 4 II Co
and h. = hereby, author1ed % srilScrip,s. IN tn
name Of the District q Co uHhis g the capital *
lsrs Prsr,asd That. before such subseTir;i n shan
G Pos y PGtis Tos So. ..s , 70
vii be adeguete fOr the Purpese az ooSnpletine the
shs : given % sSs so sS1. :. sss
that sas S Sork s ailh,S 10 g ,at ~s and
necesssSy to Sv1S q sasd guarantee q TIE Pennsyl
ssItas-. Thns sasS 80 .s.s a1sr - Az -gs,s5
some point On The Pot~uiac river AZ Ge1-res0vo
Which shall Be satisfactory TO said Board u Pa6ss
SIC. 2 And bsu y,sLhs- s-aoSe. Tbs, IN or,Ier =,
Governor i bsrtSy 49, 70 ISSUE .S T t
tered oCupon bonds q the District ~ C0luulbis
face shall be- signed by The Gov ernoT and rretarv
81 the District and sba BE- rs6ssa.hls twenty years
half yearly e. an a5's,srs ne,S,-, =, 49,, AZ 81
sum q six hundred Thousand doIsrs and D. sal -ai
mont and Potomac Railroad Ceanpsny. az .ach times
and IN snch amounts may bs rsuired hy the pro-
bonds shall not be sold - lower rate than ninesy
per oentum q the par value tlereCf
med the interest % ecorse on said bonds, there
shall Dc levied annually LAY q az pfr cent ~
such lower rate a. may suffice ON every huu.lrai
dollars ~ the ese"ssed value Of real ami per-fai
estate IN SAID District, the proceeds % Witch sN
shall CONSTITUTE special fund T4eiced fer the pay
menf 81 said Interest.
SIC 4. And De az yV-thcr enae.ad, That the Glv-
ernor hereby requested O. this &C. % D. daily
published before the next general cieCtiOn a. -
CURED by the fourteenth SEXTON q the charter 4
the District a Columbia, act q Congress u Fob
rusry twenty one, eighteen hundred aad seventy
one,l and by suitable proclamation g. submit th.a
sane g the people, and prescribe the form ia xhh
Il shall lie yOtsd upon.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker 81 the House q nel-catsa,
WILLIAM STICkNEY,
Approved. August 10, ISL
II. ID. COOKE. Governor AMI IN,
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THE COURTS-

,POLlCE COURT, Judge Grdy-To-DAY.-Isaia
was hlngton, garbage master, charged with neg
iectiDg 10 carry away garbage from certain prem.
lseS; fined 81. Joseph Griffin, running a wagon
without number being placed thereon; fined SIS
betsey Iayior, a yaCrant, was sent to the work
house Alexander Bailey, profanity on the street;
nned 80. David Craig, assault on Melinda Hill;
hned 81. VIM. Gray, charged with yaprancy. gray
IL stout built, able bodied man, ami this is the
second offence Sent to the work house 60 DAYS John
Thompson, charged with indecent exposure: fined
60. Richard Goddard, loud and boisterous Ian
gnage ON 10th street; fined IS. Patrick Regain run
ming cart without placing the proper number on
the same; fined $3.50. Mrs. King, charged with
using profane and indecent Language: fined So
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL DUPLICATION OF THE ACT OF
W THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, Approved
August 10, lSl. FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District Of Columbia.
BE u eHdctsd ~ ihS Lsstsloftcs Assembly az the
DtSfTtef Of ColKMb ta, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November of each year.
SEC. ?. ARf be % fRrfher enacted. That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
tins act ii s hereby declared TO be in force from and
after Its at prevail by the Cove rnor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE.
Speaker Of the House of Delegates
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
Approved August 10. 1871
II. ID. COOKE, Governor. au q -3,n
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DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER stands unenualed
for making light, healthy and nutritious rolls,
biscuits, griddle cakes, &c. The ingredients
used In the manufacture of this powder are not
only chemically pure, but so prOportioned that
the results produced are the same each time
In tins respect it possesses superiority over all
others IN the market. Only two teaspoonfuls
are required for quart of flour. For sale BY
grocers generally. Use Dooley's Yeast Powder
only. DooLEY 81 BROTHER, Proprietors, Go
New st., New York. VS.
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CITY ITEM
GIOyERsyILLF. Ju,y Ist. I9f

GLoVERsvILLE, July LIST, 1893.
GEETS:-After using the Sand H sew
ing machines in our glove and mitten manufac-
tory for years, we were induced to try the Davis
Shuttle Vertical-feed Sewing Machine, and were
so well satisfied with ITS operation that we have
supplied our factory with them. 1t is simple.
consisting of few strong parts, and its vertical
feed enables it TO run over seams and to turn cor
ners without Its stitch changing its length, and
with no change of tension. We can safely saw that
there is no other machine before the public
equal to the Davis for glove manufacturing or
family use. BALENTINE s. EAsrERLY.
iHE FOLLOWING TELEGRAM was transmitted
this afternoon:
TO n. r. HelmbOld, Long Branch
Keep stiff upper lip" All may vet be we'll.
Things not so blue as reported" Yours truly,
DIR. DARBY, Washington, d. G.
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Condensed Locals.

The copiOus rain last night was greatly
needed, and has done much good
The "Blue Stockings" def ated the Nationals
yesterday in a score of IS ..o5
The Forest City Club of Rockford. Ill. will
play the Olympics on the grounds of the latter
tomorrow Afternoon
G. III. Peters, a +. rst-class clerk. and Nathaniel
Hatch, secosid-claSs clerk in the Pension
Once, nave resigned TO take effect October 1.
CoiumolarL Commandery No 2, Knight Temp
lar, nave drill in front of the City Hall this
evening at $50 O'clock
Inc total amount of claims thus far filed be-
loIe the auditing commission is a little above
The Board of Public Works viii not remove
their ONCE to the Morrison building. on Az
street, until next Monday, the new rooms not
pelng quite ready for occupancy.
III Is stated that as soon as the pavement Is laid
along the east front of the Treasury Supervising
Architect Mullett will put force OF men clean
Ing the whole east front of the building.
-H
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thomas r. Lnllv, real
estate broker, No. 512 9Th street, has sold TO
Charles Just part of lots and 8, in square 49,
on north side of X street, between 21st and 22d
streets containing ass square feet, for 65 cents
per loot Mr. Lully has also bought of Mr.. Just
lot III, in Kelly and Shepherds subdivision of
square 623, on south side of street, between LIST
and North Capitol streets improved by a three
story brick house, for Sc $40. Mr.. Just PROPOSES
improving the Il street property next spring in
handsome manner, which will enhance the
yaiue OF property very materially in that direc-
ton.
BRING IN YOUR CLAIxs.-The attention of
claimants against the corporation of Washing
ton Is called to the advertisement of the audit
Ing commission, in tO-day's STAR,
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The MINORITY RULES in many cases, and one
secret OF the great success of the Nessrs Rice in
conducting the American House, Boston, is the
attention they pay to the minor comfort of all
guests under their roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-24

LIKE QUAKER GUNS ;" artificial teeth are O,
little use and easily detected. Take care of the
real ones; AL you need is fragrant Sozodont;
use 1t daily, and your teeth will be the last of
natures gifts TO fail YOU
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uRAY HAIRS PREVENTED, Qandruf removed
the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to grow
thick by the use Of Halls Vegetable Stellar
Hair Remover.
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WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER from a cough which
a lew doses OF Ayers Cherry PectOral will cure
Time, comfort, health, are all saved by IL.
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TNHE national. METROPOLITAa
l. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
T1HE GREAT DIsOOVERY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.

LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July p. ISL.
PROF. I. A. CooK:-Desr Sir: have for -0Ias tiulo
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash,
anc have found IL all you recommend. am clad
Join others in commanding article tina; is evil
o. o. HOWARD,
Brig. General L. :. 4.
Lever from JUDGE WYLIE, Of o. S. Sxp7eDqe
WASHINGTON, ID. G, June -, lS1.
Dear SIR i have given your BALM OF LIFE for
tne hair lair trial, and am much pleased with te
effects IL is healthful wash for both scalp and
har and its influence % socth the and revive
the system when exhausted from over work IL most
delightful. have not used 10 except a wash, but
on Your recommendation, and from the faith it's use,
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence IN taking Il a. q medicine, according 20
your DIRECTIONS. Very reegecnully yours,
Deor Professor:
After using your BALM OF LIFE IN many in
stances Of disorders in my family glad 20 say 10
affords the relief sought. For diarrh0ea, collie Sch
nation am convinced OF iis Ell csey, By nee.
X. j. NEIGS, in.
Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE
Prof. T. A. Cook
Dear friend: Please send me q supply Of BALM
will be gratefully acknowledged IL charged 20 ma
viii be duly honored. al altogether pleased with
JUNE ~, 1871. y. e. BOYLE.
KEEP COOLI
By tsthing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when Overheated, aud when -s1f-
ferlng from fever, with that
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Atwholesale and retail by the following first cIass
Druggists: ssptt Co, a 80 Pa. av.; j r. MAJOR,
6. Z. Lewis, 400 llth ST.; Ward Walsh, COR. Pa
az and lSth ST; J. P Mnburn Co, 53I 18th 5; (;
Bro, cor. Pa. av. and 9Th D. Jay Tsuiinan, oor-
ner 9th and streets; Z. b. Ferguson, I0I Pa. sv,
Charles Y. Moore, cor. 18th ST, and Pa ave /;
i kldselys u Phsrmssy, 1897 Pa, ave, Wash
Thomas A: Richie, ~ High St; T. L. cropiey 4
Co. 1se Bridge St, Georsetown; also, at retal by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
9Th and b streets. See testimonials and direc-
lions. au3-ff
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Ice CRRAM.-Harvey 3 Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts Of the
city, In quantities to suit the purchaser. tt
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Our DOLLAR KID GLOVES are the best i'm
ported, and always the largest assortment of
sizes and colors, at q. BAUM's Kid Glove Depot,
It'll street, Intelligencer Building,
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Oorns,
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &c,
site Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
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j. 9. PARKER sends us Appleton's Journal for
Sept. 8, and Hdrper's Weekly, Every Sa.xriay.
and Frank Ls,lis's Illustrated for Sept 2.
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TORTOISE SHELL BRACELETS, Hoops Ear
rings. Chains. Plated Studs bark an3 s,ni-.I.
Fes; Chains, Pendant Earrings, bracelets. with
safety chains. new STYLES. received AZ Pri0g's
JeEeiry Sore, No. ~ Penns ylYania avenue.
between - and eth streets.
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Two SHOW CASES lor sale at Princes Bazaar
U06 Pennsylvania avenue.
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lie Has Bad DrerHs, Triss % Butt HIS BraiHs
OEt, and 1tt1cks his FsllO'c-prtsoHsT-J1H>
HIS COHdiii0R soil o Result fTOsl TIE BlOtVs
On re Head Rscetrsd from Mccarthy,
T5cfIm.
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CLOTHING


CLOTHING.
During the Prerdiling Hard Tnes
IL becomes every one to ecOnomize in their e.
penditures. In the article Of clothing alone, a
sum cient saving can be effected to mitigate In
measure the prevailing scarcity Of money, at
r. WALLACH's, corner Az st. and Pa. ave.
he offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
optalneo, AT from 10 TO 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other house.
Don't fdil to gioe me tGU.
P.WALLAcH
OBJ Penn avenue, corner Ak 81
EVER SINCE the sewing machine was invented
many attempts have been made to construct
nrst-class machine that could be sold at rea-
sonable price. To the Mclean & Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
object. The Mclean Hooper Company has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from two
sspools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and runs
threads. The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the
palm Of excellence as a first-class tailoring ma
chine, being more durable in construction ana
thereby producing lighter running and moro
easily managed shuttle machine than any of it's
competitors. Price list:-McLean 3 Hooper
s45, $50, SIS, sio5 and sis5. a. 8 I. RSsen o,
thai, No. 4a4 It'll street, the agents, and ssll
these machines on very accommodating terms
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES Of all descriptions,
on hand ana made to order. at very reasonable
pliCcc, ~ ". 0AUA6 Un0erQarmeue ER8tOry.
It'll street, Intelligencer Building.
CAuTIoH-Beoare Of ImpostorsI-As some nm
scrupulous parties are in the habit Of stating
that their places Of business are branch stores OF
the Original Franc, hereby notify the public
that have mob ranch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution in this
city. The Original Franc, dealer in Gents
Furnishing Goods, 49, It'll st., between d and L.
CowLIE6's PATENTED NEoKrIR FAsrRNRR.
TOT sale Wholesale and retail, at the Original
francs. 81 tn street, between d and E.s-No
GREAT VA1IrrY IN WHITE SHIRrSEooe.
two or three pleate-eyelets, buttons or studs
open in front or In back-aI s.zes-at the Origi-
nal Francs Gents Furnishing Store, 49, 2fh
street, at Popular Prices. No branch storee
BUT TIE CELEBRATED FRANC" COLLARS.
me best Paper Collar in the market, for sale
only at the Original Francs, It'll street I0ok
forth name. No branch stores. a
LADIES win please can and see our improved
Styles OF Corsets, all made Of the best materials
and every pair warranted to fit. O. BAUM. Cor,
ing.
DarOmeteTs, ~~s sAs~
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NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
mon1 .nd 20 the stock Of the Pied
conditions and submitting the same 10 the neonle
o. ssid District and prescribing the form in which
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
DisIhIcT OF COLUMBIA, August q, lsl}
a, Nottot Is hTsty g,csa ana PROCLAMATION made that
Columbia approved August Il, is. entitled Aa
Piedmont and Pot%se Kaoaa q t asn ssok q the
certain Conditions will be submitted 20 the peopie
which viii be held on the fourth WednesSayt Of Nm,
vemler, ISL being the twenty second day Of that
act shall contain the words ''' SOU
IAN act 70 authorize a subscrptiop N tho ,,,.. -
the Piedmont and Potomsc Raiiroad Compeny mon
tickets asains said oct shah contain ths aor rsS and
IAN act TO authorises : ssb.cr;rt,o, A.
Of the Piedmont and Potomac RailroaS Comns Sox
upon certain conditions" approved Augusf tesp
respects as the election for mebers ~ sh N al
Delegates OF said District shall be Conducted So
act l. hsretS sueiOnsd, and pqbcation thereof Is
Governor of the District Of Coiumb,a
Ak AcI 70 authorize subscriptioo IN t,,s ,tct ~
the PIEDMONT and Potomac Railroad ComnHnv
upon certain conditions.
Disriei a 0Slsmtss. Thai Where's e a. ~
that the construction Of the Piedmont and Potomse
q Mi &c y n s The tss
pistrict O. oOigmbis, and BY fuEther act q said
Company { required to guarantees the 6rst
bond o. said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com.
and % an s1nea y e us1s6
from the Of sad last msn ane a's as
gersructure and whereas it Is eresby S ss
that the sum OF six hundred thousand dollars or
less WIZ enable said Piedmont end Potomac Rail-
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LADIES win please can and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made OF the best materials
ana every pair warranted to fit. O. BAUM, Cor.
set Manufactured, 9TH st., Intelligencar Buiid
ing.
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CAPTAIN DAVENPORT, who il charged with
an assault with intent TO kill Justice o. s. II
Wall, Is still confined in jail awaiting trial His
ulal VIII take place in September. He will be
represented BY T. +. Miller OF this bar and the
hon: John NJ Harlan, the late republican can
dd2se for Governor Of Ken.ucky
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6RAPE-SROwING NEAR WAsHIHGTOE-We
nave heretofore spoken OF the successful expert
men;s Of Nh. X. F. Phillips in grapes growing at
. North Arlington" on the Virginia side and
NON The me specimens OF his crop this year as
WEI q previous years II IL evident that the ca
liabilities Of the Arlington range of hills for
vineyard purposes are equal 70 those Of the most
Favored locality IL the country. His attention was
NE. gwen 70 the matter by noticing the profusion
and luxuTianee Of the wild grape vines on this
tract, and he concluded that cultivated cranes
would do well there, as he has now abuniantly
proved. he nndS the Concord grape TO be the
surest and best adapted to the soil and Certainly
nothing finer grown, outside OF glass, can be
shown than the close, rich clusters he now
brings 90 the Washington markets. Elsewhere
Will be found list Of places where these grapes
can be secured, and we take some pains TO note
the iact because OF their real merit, and because
OF the satisfaction IL gives TO know that fruit
miles of Washington.
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THE "ALExASDER r. SHEPHERD Drama.
have organized at Howard University with the
following officers: Captain, w. w. Holland. Isl
lieutenant, Mr.. James; I'd lieutenant, Samuel
Shriyeri LIST sergeant, Walker Butler; I'd, Elias
Plummer; 81, Olmstead Walker; 4th, Nelson
WILLS; 9Th. Thomas Lee.
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parometeTs. ~"
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rt- peCnuliy yours.
ANDREW WTLIE.
Prof. Cooks Balm Of Lire Z

b. bsfhing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists a
hands, when Overheated, aud when -z1f-
fering from fever, with that
naalinu
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BRING IN YOUR CLAIMs.-The attention of
claimants against the corporation of Washing
ton Is called to the advertisement of the audit
Ing commission, in tO-day's STAR.
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Is DARDEN INSANE?

MCCARTHY AVENGED.
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SUITToTEsT WHETHER STREET CARTR.xs
YER TICKETS ARE Coon AWAY Prom Tuv
JUSCTION-Suit has been brought against tba
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Comnany
by w L Matthews for refusing % permit him.
nnder transfer, to take the cars beyond the
Junction he claims Al 600 damages. The plain
TN alleges that on July 5, about II O'Clock. he
ran 70 a point on 9TH street, between ID and ".
and entered a car OF the defendant and pro-
ceeded ON his course, when the Conductor in
charge Of the car refused TO receive tie transfer
from him, and put him OF. alleging as a reason
Tor 30 doing that the plaintiff did not get on the
car at the junction Messrs. Riddle and johnson
for plaintiff.