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DIR. RAILWAYS
Sarsapariiltan 2esoIveat,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.


Eterv drop Of the SARSAPAEILIIAN Rrsor
NENT communicates thresgh the Blood, Sweat
efg0T Of hfs, Tor il repairs the wastes 81 tle 49,
with new and sound IstcTisl. ScrqfgLa SgpL,j,s
CoHsRNPft0n, q .andUisr dts.aSe, Ulcers SH ~
ohfer paris 81 the stslsb, Sore kyes. Sf-aS4oro,,s
Discharges from TIE Ears and rae troTsf f0rggr ~
SlfH diseases. ErHpftoHg. FsrsT Sores SAID IIsoT
Ring WoTSs, SAD RhSgnH, Erystpelas, Zons, BlaaS
Womb, and dH treakeHtHg ard pdtHfHi dfxrlarcss-
kghf Surea,S. Loss ~ SDs Gad al tcdSeS ~ a.
te principles are tctfRtH ths rdHre OF fbts
fcOHdsT Of MOisTA CheMiSfTV, sad a fetc daSS' 80
forms ~ disease tis pofeni potceT 10 care Theps
III the patient, daily becoming re.iucea N, a..
wastes and decomposition that i Continually mn
pairs the same with material made from healthx
blooi-and this the SARSAPARILLIAN will ana
does secures cure II certain: for when once this
remedy commences ats work OF Purifcation, and
will be rapid, and every day the patient Wilt feel
himself growing better and strOngnr the food al
gesting better, appetite improving, and flesh and
weight increasing.
No. oaly d. 60 he sARskr a RILLfAS REsoIyFxr ex
Gel all known remedial agents in the cure Of Cnnnc
scraiulOus Consttuional AMI Skin diseases, but ia
is the only positive cure for =
KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS,
Dropsy, stoppaEe Of sfer, lnoontinence Of Urine,
Bright Discs ibumi and in all here
there brick dust deposits the Is thick
cloudy. mixed with substances like the white an
dark, bilious appearance and white bons-dust de-
pcsts, and when there ID pricking burning sensa-
ton when esrine water, and pain in the srnSips,f
the Back and along the Loins.
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CT T Y Ms.

I1lE LONG EXPERIENCE of Lewis Rice, as
landlord Of the American House. Boston. has
mace MS name familiar with the travelling pub
lie throughout the country. This excellenf hotel
is among the best in the United States
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WASHINGTON AM SEVERN CANP-NyETrye.
his camp meeting al be held in Jackson's
woods, on the line OF tie Baltimore and pot,-
mac railroad, commencing Wednesday II of
August, and closing on = riday. the IIth. Re-
sides the ministers OF the District. distinguished
ministers from abroad are expected 20 be pres
ent and the meeIing promises 60 be one Of I'M
usual interest The ground il reached directly
by raj from Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis.
and intermediate points The following are the
trains daily from Washington and rsturn: Leave
Washington az . - and 9.25 a. m, and 10 o. m
Leave the camp ground at GO and g-30 a. m
and $40 =. m. About a. tents have already been
reported from the Washington and Georgetown
churches, and there i but iittie doubt N Il thers
viii b. as many more On tie ground
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Corns
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &c
without pain. Rooms No. 535 18th street, oppo
site treasury, Washington, and Z, Nortl
Charles s! rect, Baltimore
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PROFITABLE VACATIoss-The vacations n,
the sons and daughters OF our citizens are heinz
made very profitable and pleasant by spending
an hour morning and evening at the new halls
Of the Washington Business College, corner OF
Ith and L streets, in improving their penman-
ship.
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ASSAULT or A MINISTER.-Rev. G.. It. Wat
kins, %: Israel ChuTch, while passing along the
south wall of the Capitol grounds with two ladies
on Sunday night, was attacked BY fiO1r c1lored
men. one of whom fsllsd the minister with a
stone. lie has been confined to his bed since.
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1oE CREAM.-Harvey s. Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality OF Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, III quantities to suit the purchaser, II
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THE FOURTH ANNUAL SCHuFTzFy FEST of
the Schuetzen Veren Germania will be held at
Germania Park, GALES wood on three DAYS
July 3lst and August LIST and 2d; and in addition
10 the usual sports and pastimes with which our
TeUtonic brethren enliven these yearly festivals
a new feature-eagle shooting as pFacticed in
the Fatherland-will be introduced, and a hand
some prize given TO the most successful shootist
AT the bird of freedom. The eagle-an imported
article, of elaborate make-can be seen at Ellis
IN usc store.
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NEyERMoRE can the coarse, gritty tooth pow
ders and Notwithstanding chemical fluids find a
pace ON the toilets OF sensible people. The fra
grant and preservative Sozodont has superseded
them all VS.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER prevents the hair from turning gray,
and restores hair to its natural color.
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The TAYLoR-FREEMAN CAsE-TAe AIlsgsf
Poisoning by Salts Of Tartar-The case OF TAYLOR
agt denomination for damages received from
taking dose of salts of tartar alleged TO have
been furnished through negligence by defend
ant, a druggist, instead of epson salts, to plain
tif-was resumed to-day before Justice
Neayer-Mr. George Tucker for plaintiff. and
Messrs. Norris and Norris for defendant. David
Taylor, son of the plaintiff, testified that he
went for medicine when there were some
policemen at the house; he was sent
Tor medicine like that which had been returned.
Maria Sanders testified to putting some of the
medicine in her hand and il burning her. The
plaintiff, Taylor, testified that he was at work
In the Patent Office at 80 per day when he was
taken sick; that he sent Marshal for salts but
did not tell him what kind; that when he took
IT, i burnt him greatly, and appeared TO draw
his intestines together. The case has not been
concluded.
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LADIES' UNDRRGARMENTs OF all descriptions.
on hand and made to order, at very reasonable
prices, at q. BAUM's Undergarment Faatory,
18th stree, lntelhgencer Building.
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The Center Market Investigations

N our report Of the examination into the af-
iaiTS Of the Market House COMPANY, before Nlr
Davis, Of the House Of Delegates, Yesterday. il
was mentioned that Mr.. Moses Kelly submitted
LIST or TIE sTOCKHOLDERs
The following Is the list, with the number of
shares held by each Job W. Angus 10: Mich
Olfs AckeT, 100; 1. III. Alexander, !; John Alex
ander, -; John j. Berry, 3; ID. W. Bliss. /; $.
Z. Brown, .; John F. Bridget, 3; X. q. Camp
beu, ~; William +. Chandler, $50; X. b. Clark.
leo; Thomas Z. Connolly, 10l; II. ID. Cooke. 500:
Adolf Ciuss, H2; Fitzhugh COyle, 500; John S.
Crocker, 2; Caleb Cushing, 1; III. s. Davis, 80;
John ID. Defrees, 2; John X. ElVanS 4: NJ O.
Emery < Bros, 800; T. It. Fowler, 5: BENJAMIN
r French, 1: y. n. Fuller, l; Hamilton G.. FAINT
100 Henry W. Gardner, i; Fisher A Hildreth
l,2i3; James Hughes, 21S; Michael III. Homiller
l. Thomas l.. Hume, %; SylVander johnson T.
Charles "A. James, 80; Hallet KilbOurn IOl
John kimball, 1; y. G.. King, "a; j. d. Kitch
~; Il. Lewis, 2l0; James A. McDevitt 4; Henry
Mel arland, 1; X. Il. Mitchell, 1; WI Murtagh
rs; j. III. MOOdey, 30; G.. III. Kitchener 6; Geo
i McGlUe, 2; VIM. i. Msttingly, l. Samuel
Normcnt, Geo. l.. Ordway, 100; ". G. Ord
Eay, 1855; l. Z. Parke, l; T.. ). Parker 100;
- NJ; e.. Parker, >; A. c. Richards. 25; John
Roach. ?; Edward III. Rollins. I: A. Roane 20:
W W. Rapley, loo; G. F. T.. Richardson, 20:
Florence Russell, If; Alexander X. Shepherd
10; H"Sebley. 1; Samuel 5. SmOot, $50; John
SPicer, j; s. Il. Suit. Il Meyer Silver, ~: Arthur
NJ Tinker. !; Edward r. Tinker, 10: Grafton
Tyler, 4; Thomas l.. Tucker, 100; George r.
Thompson, .; Henry Van Aernam, I; j. Y w
NaDdenburg, 10; John II. Varnen, 25: Philip
Wallach, .; A. F. WillmaTth, I; ID. Wilson, :;
John Welcker, 81; Moses Kelly, 25.
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HOW AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE
WAS CAPTTRED.-Last September q discharged
solder, known n r. ii. Bullock, alias Frank W
Morgan, who had been convicted of forgery at
ROckiand, Ill. and imprisoned at that place
broke Jail. The sheriff knowing Bullock would
nave years pension due him about this time
wrote to Che Commissioner of Pensions. in this
CITY. stating the facts as above, and nciOsing the
discharge pension certificate and photograph
lkcness OF the escaped prisoner, with the request
That he be arrested, if recognized. Yesterday
Mr.. Babson, Chief of the Finance Division.
received visit from the party, who applied for
the amount of pension due. He was al once
recognized, and an excuse was given to detain
hm until an officer could be obtained, but Bull
lock suspected he was known, remarking that he
would step over to the post Office and return nv
the time has papers would arrive, left the build
ing. He strOiled around Judiciary Square and
IN the meantime Mr.. j. 5. G.. Tabor, OF the Pen
sion Bureau, was detailed 10 keep an eve on
him, which he did. Bullock evidently knew
this, and made direct for Bladensburg, and had
nearly reached the boundary line, when Mr.
Tabor LaileC officer II. j. Robinson who arrested
inc man and escorted him to police headluar-
tSfs, where he was turned over to detective
CldrYOc.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Latimer & Cleary sold
yesterday lot 10, containing $500 feet, TO f.
StutZ, at cents lots 20 and q containing 1G $50
feet, 10 same, at cents; lot a, containing ,4I5
feet, g NJ. Cravan, at 81 cents; lot 25 contain
ing r,i75 feet, TO NJ. Dillon, at 80 cents.
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.
ElY THos. DOWNING, Aactf: Georgetown.

10y THos. BOWLING, Auetr; Georgetown.
hotsEHelp EyhSITgRE; AND ErrESrs OF
- On FRIDAY MORNING, July 2sth, at
10 O'Clock, will sell. ct the residenSe Of
street general assortment of Household Furniture
and Effects, consistns Of Book Cas-, Walnut Piano,
Feather Beds and Bedding hairs Tacies, Lounge,
sofs; fine Kitchen and either stoves, &c;
jy25 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
TURsTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN GEoRGETOwN, DC.
i and Sfs duly recorded a"f S Lser
.i.:3 NJ. IL, No 10, folio Ss one Of the land rec;
nd at 81 s Of s 81 q me
Building Association of Georgetown, District Of Co
the Ist day Of August A, d ISL, in front Of the
premises, at the hour Of clock .. M .'all that
Columbia: Beginning for the same on the north side
9, BIsss .aS a, Se Psnt wssrs the bound
running thence east with the line Of Bridge street 70
feet, NOR 9r les to tie Il fsot alley lsidSut north
with said alley 10 feet, more less, TO line equally
distant in straight line from Bridge street and
Prospect street. thence vest with said line and par
sllel to Bridge street p feet less to the
boundary line of said lot I6; thence with said west
boundary line TO the beginning, subject to the right
of way the said u foot alley, improved with
two story Brick Dwelling.
equal payments at s and L months, with interest
from the day of sale, secured by deed Of trust
premises sold. Stamp and conveyancng at the cost
Of the purchaser. If terms of sale complied
with in Eve days from day of sale, the Trustees re-
see the right 10 resell the premises at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser, upon i've days
public notice. depost Of SIeO viii be required at
time of sale. VIM. II. CASSIN, To-.
FRED. w JONES. trustees.
je30 law3w&dts TH0S. BOWLING, Auct'r.
oOkl LOOK
Our stock of BOOKS, STATIONERY. MUSIC
MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS, CHIL.DREN's CAR
=, a Sit
very large, and will be sold at prices TO suit the
times. 70
Several Parlor Organs and fne Pianos very low
second hand Piano at SIS.
POE & SELIGSON,
el4-w-s,u Georgetown, ID. q,
CAsH PAID FOR LADIES', GENTS AND
~ CHILDRENS CAST OFF CLOTHING,
aOOTS, SHOES, etc, at l.. GRADWOHL'S, IT3H
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail frem
Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc36-ly
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Orn 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
9Th street, Intelligencer Building.
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The Old Corporation Debts.
RULES FOR THEIR SETTLEMENT.

The commissioners appointed to audit all the
outstanding bills against the District cities and
tht county held meeting at the City Hall yes
terday; present Messrs. A. s. Pratt, T.. F. VI.
faehtZ, and VIM. Dixon, commissioners, Ora
ham T. Hopkins, secretary, and Henry G. Gill,
mously adopted:
The commission will meet daily at the hour of
~ a. m, ana remain in session until 3 u. m, for
lne receptlon and examination of claims under
me Following rules: Each and every claim must
be presented in the form Of a statement on ac-
count, accompanied by vouchers and affilavits
Sttlng forth in an explicit manner the follow
ing information and evidence relating to the
clam SO FAR as it Is possible for the claimant 10
lurhlsh the same, 10 wit, viz: The full name or
naInes ana residences ofthe original and present
owner or 0wn1s OF the claim. The date of the
origin of the claim; a detail of the character of
the services rendered, or quantities of materials
furnished or amount of labor performed: the
dates and amounts of credit, if any, received
thereon; the balance or amount claimed to he
due. A declaration of any action hereto
before mad upon the claim, or any part there
OF, by the corporation against which il is
maze, or by any officer, commission, or de-
rartment thereof, and the result of such
acton. Also, whether suit has ever been
brought upon the claim, or any part thereof,
Dy any person or persons, and the result thereof
he law or ordinance, or special contract, under
Wlhch such services were rendered, or materials
furnished and delivered, or labor performed,
ulon which the claim is based. Ii not under
any special law, ordinance, or contract, state
ment giving the order, direction, or authority
"a.
rlals furnished and delivered and labor per
Formed. If the claim is not held by the original
claimant, a statement of the time and manner
or acqulTlngthe same, and satisfactory evidence
OF the hama fde ownership thereof. The claim
OF account, and all information stated in regard
IT. shall be verified by the atfidavts of the
claimant anu other persons in accordance with
he forms prescribed and fuTni ,hed bv the COM
mission. The commission reserves 70 itself the
right 10 secure additional information or evil
dt nee I'm relation to each claim. All claims pTe-
serted shall recorded On he
shall be kept in q safe place to be designated by
he commission, il desired. n receipt shall be
gwen TO the claimant No claim, or any papers
accompanying the same, shall be Withdrawn
tTUm the files except by special order OF the
c"InI2issiOn. All claims will be examined IN the
ordeT in which they are received. unless for rea-
sons satisfactory TO the commission il is other
wise OrCered. The commission reserves to itself
the right TO abrOgate, modify, or add to the fore
going rules and regulations from time to time,
az may be deemed advisable
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


"D 0NEER LINE"
STEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
o. ssreef, to aSrS IT SR RHs5SYs and 81 sl
the intermediate landings, going and coming.
9r frelght or passage apply on board 70 Captain
O. iA0hroLE' 10 ,.wpS svy,
General Superintendent, willard's Hotel.
sprcIWTtt s TGs1, June Is, ISL.
Of and Pnc sr fSF a the INCEPTION
are t2 pass delightful day at this Elegant and
We offer such Inducements worthy Of considera.
nifcent Pavilion for dancing splendid Dining room,
Slth al ITS apPointments, together with Swings,
make il what it should be. N''O ~
The Steamer ARROW can be chartered at any
selves Of the pleasures relative to this beautiful
For information and terms Of charter please apply
h Street Thomas saekp0e' ste"mss HTgST foot Of
ies6-tf IChron Rep Patti Genf supt
NEW EXPRESS LINE, VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, h fEIEIks VA, WASH.
NGToN AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.
P6isde sRfG pR Yen at p M NOr'h wharTe''
n From 6S Water street, Georgetown, wEDNEs-
frelsht rSee q; 81 at any time
esoFsstOTn Ehbkfbe2 W CO, A ssrsss
f PbiIsds S Nm CLYDE CO., IA North wharyes
Ahii"'AoiPnie. leo-u
IT S. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
asamr Lady eY the Lah., eornefsins at Norfolk
Parts Of The South and ,oith ths steamers Of tGs 81
IA Is .1e1 %nn5Sr G%SmPq.y for BOson
s q rs . @s WIN aTeE saS W1 &sI ysf
day DAY, spS Friday; at p mi for Norfolk Returning
s sRd q
MMlymont' FlneE Point, Point lookout and Fortress
. va iPPH d RI SsaFd cor Or
AleSandriar Sat G Waters, GEORGETOWN, d. G.,
Cor 18th street and New 1 YORK A syenne.
No fretght received at It'll street wharf after go
Sss second-ciass fare to Norfolk, So; round tripl
~ sp2sly
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"A SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT
URDAY TO AND FROM
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
The steamers of this fayorite line are built ex press.
y for the Atlantic passenger trade, and -eS&s
Modern ~ ee TsP escn Tie al 10
sure the safety comforts and convenience of passen
TO e, RsssSSS RqfSS PsgqSIs IN Cfre1,g
E Reunn epd s seG0EdRf to location
dations intermediate, sss: steerage SIS Partie
sending for their friends in the Old Country can pur
@ ss FST Ehr
ing Green, N: "; or 70 s;SMiTH 225 Pennsyl-
N1IIlhmSON n 60, 1449 l4th
street, Washington, ID. e. mh4 -6.ns
nj ERCHANT'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON I AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the Fine Steamship 4. c. KNIGHT
John GIBSON, and VALLEY CITY, ~A0nA
viii make regular weekly trips between (EE4A
NEM YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
iNGTQN and GEORGETOWN, as follows leave
NV YORK from Pier 80, East River, every SAT-
IRpAI at e Leave GEORGETOWN every
FRIDAY at q. m, and ALEXANDRIA the same
day at - m.
For full information apply TO R. p A DENHAM
Agent, Office and wharf foot of High street George
town, or At the corner Of 18th street and New York
avenue.
jell-tf wv. THOMPSON, President.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH,
- cta the Richmond, NedricksbWg IT,
and Potomac Line.-Steamers leave sA8zN
Seventh street Wharf, twice daily
LSunday p. m. excepted at and D. m Ofices
GUS PennsylvaDla avenue. myH-f
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EVER SINCE the sewing machine was invented
frst-class machine that could be sold at rea-
sonable price. To the Mclean s. Hooper and to
the Wilson Sewing Machine companies belongs
the credit of having succeeded in attaining this
object. The Mclean Hooper Company has pro-
duced machine which sews directly from two
spools, forms the elastic lock-stitch, and runs
lighter than any other machine using two
threads The Wilson Shuttle Machine bears the
palm Of excellence as a tirst-class tailoring ma
chine, being more durable in construction ana
better in the arrangement Of its working parts,
thereby as, producing lighter running and more
competitors. Price list:-McLean & Hooper
machines, $40, s45, s55 and s75; Wilson's, $40,
S45. $50, SIS, sos and sl25. A. s. 1. Rosen-
thai, No. 4ai 9TH street, are the agents, and sell
these machines on very accommodating terms.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, Esc.

FAMILY SUPPLIES, Esc.
Z OsTl Iosri Lo
IA SIGHT OF,
That rroeeryaan who IVES trying 70 CONF y VIM
DRAY a BIsv.
Best Family Flour In the market, s2;g quarter
Dbl for S2-ss a. good as can be got Tor go quar-
pine Arple Hams. = C.. only lSc. 70.
SugRr-cnref Hens. Ice. u.
SuCar-cure.i Breakfast Bacon. f2.Ec. 10.
CaSsard's shoulder Bacon, SC. ID.
Cassards Leaf Lard, lee. ID.
Best Butter. only 3oc ID.
Choice 7. r. Sugar, only lie. ID.
Best nemersra Sugar; cniy le.se. IL
Best " hiie Sugar, only lSc. N.
COFFEEs AND TEAS
Best Java, &c. %; Lsguyra Cofee, &
Roasted dc. &c. n; do. Roasted, zs- u
Best Rio Coffee, &c. 10.
. Roasted, &c. ID.
Best Black Tea, soc. n.
Japan Tea oply Sc IL
Choice Imperial and = unpo tar Fsa- 81 PER 10
Just received, salmon "a or, and choice lot q
=, sSi PENSsYLykSI AvEGCE,
u DetN'en ~ aud A. sts., north sils.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.

" s. o'HARE q Son.
FINE GERS,
e I2l3 7rH STREET n. W., BETWEEN N AND n
80 are selling
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR at So so per
BURST Mills BEST FAMILY FLOUR at
So 25 per = Dbl. sack.
FLOUR all grades and all prices.
STRICTLY CHOICE BUTTERI
BEACTIFUL YELLOW GOSHEN BUTTER
CoFFEEst CoFFEEsi
We roast our Cohees fresh every day in tstsai
BTowasr, which saves all the natural aroma ot the
Of Us, as we use no Taisr in cooling them.
NEW TEAsI NEW TEAsl
our stock Of Teas includes some Of the finest Teas
Imperial Tea from iS cents per pound and upward.
Beautiful imperial, GynPSvSsT; Yogns Hysoo,
at 81 per pound Very fine Teas be
,re cen Csc. ana 81 per pound.
ALE and PORTER, rs cts. rer dor. bottles.
Spounds SOFT SHE'LL ALMONDS for 81.
FANCY CAKES in Variety.
cs oHARE 4 SOW.
1913 9TH street n. w, bet. NJ andN.
FLorR DOWN.
FLOUR DOwNn
FLOUR DOwNa
Do NOT BE DECEIVED.
FLOUR HAS DECLINED, AND THOSE WHO
PATRONIZE Us WILL RECEIVE THE
BENEFIT OF THE DECLINE.
PRICE REDUCED FROM soc. TO 81 PER BBL
ACCORDING TO BRAND.
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CAUTIoN-Berars Of Impostorsi-As some un-
ecrupulous parties are In the habit Of stating
the Original Franc, I hereby notify the public
that have mob ranch stores, and that have no
connection with any similar institution in this
Furnishing Goods, 431 7th ST., between ID and 4.
CowIING's PATENTED NKcKrIR FAsrENRR,
for sale wholesale and retail, at the ORIGINAL
francs. 43l 9TH street, between ID and e. No
GREAT VARIETY IN WHITE SHIRrs-one,
TWO or three plcate-eyelets, buttons or studs
open in front or in back-all sizes-at the Origi-
street, AZ Popular Prices. No branch stres.
BUY The CELEBRATED FRANC COLLARS
the best Paper Collar in the mark 4, for sale
only az the Original Francs, 431 It'll street. Look
ior 'the name. NO branch stores. A.
HENPLRR has all kinds thermometers and
paroMeters,
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W. BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
Made By ~. Tenney Sons, Georgetown,
d. c., warranted fully equal TO any Family Flour
sold In the District.
Persons wanting Flour uniform and Of the best
quality are requested TO give it trial.
Every barrel and sack guaranteed.
For sale By
HALL HUME,
No. s51 Market Saace
POOLE 4 HUME,
sez3u No. 4s4 Penn, ave., near a. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26
SHERRY WINE IN BOND.

hsys FEY 9r sssfs very Rsls and Ssliesss
town, ID. c.. which viii sell at . very small ad-
K MINE e our On S Si from the
bounced by Judges the nnest vine this side the
We are Sole Agents for the District for J. b.
Martin 4 Co.'S orld-renovned PURE WHEAT
WHISKY, disfelled from the best grain expressly
for medicinal uSes "a trade supplied a. disstier1
prices By BIO &c MIDDLEIoS;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-26

"PIoNEER LINE"
STEAMER ARROW leaves EVERY MORNING
81 10 o'clock, from her whsrf,foot Of 0-
tn street, TO hOCNT VERNON and &xsS4aEN
MARSHALL HALL, stopping at alIan1sezn1
the intermediate landings, going and coming.
OF irelg ht or passage apply on board 10 Captain
JAMES SYKES,
General Superintendent, Willard S Hotel.