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M PROVIDE AGAINST DANGER.

Nrtsis season all the great lines Of travel begin to
swarm with human beinSs intent on business or
Pleasure. Are these moving multitudes aware of the
danger 6ieh ensaes from drinking different varie
ties OF wat~r and bresfhing afmospherss 10 which
their lungs al = unaccustomeds Do they realize how
important IL ist, be prearmed with An antidots thai
will defend their stems from the evil
Of such changes and from all ailments and disturb
arees which arise froaa the miama 90 plsntifully
evovedfrom the son Of this period Of the year, Such
an ssidote-esrtain in its protective operation end
iee rom everything >bls In its composition
and navor-has been for twenty years before the
world No tnstapcs cen be sddreed, during hat
Period, in which Hoststters Stomach Bitters h.
allied ss an acclimsting medicine or a. 4 prev.,.
tive Of the bodily ills 70 which the undefsnded ~.
TEN 10 liable In unhealthy localities.
good sppstits, perfect dissstiea. Q visors.s com
dtion Of the nervous system, functional rszul.ritv
and pure and active circulation, tho elements
Of health and these signal blessings may be secured
and perpetussed b. the use Of this powerful ret
hsrnlsss, vegetable tonic. Such b the experience
of all who have ever taken II as safeguard against
u Ai--.--- ~hieh debility, -irrezalarity sad .
Orbt condition Of the solids and uids Of the body
are sure 10 invite. MD ost&w
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The Senate, in its all night session, passed the
amnesty bill, the kuklux bill, and the supple
mentary civil rights bill, striking out from the
latter the clauses relating to schools juries and
cemeteries Ii is not probable the civil rights
biii VIII be reached in the House this session in
season for action upon it,
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Leading London papers, it will be seen by our
kilograms, have come to the conclusion that the
shortest way out of the woods in the treaty BUSH
ness Is to drop it and commence anew. Well.
suit yourselves, gentlemen. 1t is a snarl of your
own making.
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LOST AND FOUND.

hOG LOsT-Liyer colored POINTER a
- liberal reward for his return to-9-
4ssh Penn sylyania s,eEue. IL.
Il 0ST-on Monday, the aOta, a GOLD L0CKET
- with horseshoe IN gold on chs same TIL hasef
VIII be literally rewarded by leaving the same Al
No. gag Y street northw ct maj 81
II osr-on Saturday night, ISth Infant in thu
~ National Iheater, or going & ON the Thaaf-r un
18th street % =, along street TO sth, = LADY's
CUFF, viii cameo button attached Ry leavios the
ssme at 0ol street the fnder will lie suitably
rewarded m2l-9t"
SS REWARD.-Lost. GU the 18Th inst a White
CO and black SETTER GIP; curly hasr:.<. : ,
hair on under neck. The above rtward-4 Se~T
VIII be paid N returned 90 GEO. A SHE%-3
KILL. Potomac Ferry Wharf ma, n,
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E0ReALE OR RINT-The very aesirss,le KsI-
II DEkCE No. Is 81 &, Heights of GeOrs ao~n,
The grounds ere very large and ornamsrted With
all kinds Of rare flowers and fruits-a cistern %
pure vsfer at the kitchen door. The property will
Be cold on essy terms or rested 70 careful tenant
The nev Street Railroad yin pass by the door, aud
viii be running early this fall. Apply 60 r L.
HUME. az Hall II ume, or 20 Mr.. A. II. Pickrell,
adjoining the property. sps2 4
EOR RENT-HOUsE IN ''Corcoran Row" ap-
H ply No. 1880 1 street. ap1S
E0R eALE CHEAP-A three story and base.
u ment BRICk HOUSE, No. Gas virginis ave-
nue.. Apply llos Pa. svenre. splsu
nor RENT-Lsrfe OYTICE under the Masonic
Temple, Georgefown: has two rooms aud vault.
Gould be used as s;Orerocm By moving vault. For
terms Apply 60 NJ. ADLER, &C At 123 Bridge 81.
1eoIsetown Possession given May let. spS colin
HN0R SALE OR BENT-The elexAnt COUNTRY
= sEAI recently occupied by y. ID. Gilman, on
BOUNDARY street, at the head OF "a street east 81
JOINING residence Of ID, McCehand; one 81 the hand
soonest suburban Residences On the District rply 20
4. X. SHEPHERD, go Penn avenue mhsyd
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DE- LAMONT WHEELER, formerly resi-
city, city,. Office; Judge Loring's residence, 1912 K
MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.-Just re-
! xl eeyes At Mrs N. y; HUNTS larse0A.
and Straw Goods. Which %sr. So1sh lsn at
..eIifce, and VIM be sqH much below the regular
n ma y Ss sshis oJjt I aGNr, 81, stree.
LINE Ne nays mad: .I,.nss
W. MHIhagtSp, daily they viii ls,ye their orders
.T s ea r ass Pend snd 81
o'clock afternoon, and By ! O'Clock evening. they
' e s' f. en- 9Th sss 70
N o G Z.
~ BOARD OF Public woRks,l
The Board Of Pubic Woris having dss%ed i.
on s. sSsssh psSe
lands Of PIERCE shoemaker and Thomas Bissden,
and erepaTsd and ed IN this oes
All psIsons interested IN thi. change and who may
TO this Board at its regular meeting on the SECOND
n ny x irnS nr T. SHEPHERD Vic. Pres,
pOrATOIsl-POTAfO Esil-P0TAT0Esl II
s r 81. y
BE. KING 3 CO..
6sl Louisiana avenue,
MI - Or ct the wharf.
r YR q n
Just received, per brig Heunessey, from Porto
Rico, one puncheon BAY RUM-our own impofta
ton. BRYAN BROS,
sos Psnnsylvauia avenue,
D2l-s Opposite Metropolitan Hotd.
CAAAiAs As' oAaR1Aersm oAkslAslsA
ss's
from Pony Phetons to Ialdaas A large = =
number q seeonA hand Cerrtoges very@.
eA'', s''.rins ''iSsSHss1Es sss'f g. eaiRiHAn
s s ,ss9;,s ..s ;rd Factory 1is4is 81 a.;
ELEofHc sIRiS9g 9ofF owDss KITE
Why 3. eaten p VIII Bed. Iuu. snan losehss,
,aLEliWoii1s P0WDER win clear tie 10 ss e.
yoE sa,s " an Druggists. .
= or others wishinG their horses pastured, ~ II
sssi: sHs' .1 to Ms ana * .l:.s
pAsIUnAGk-fhs andsrsi9nsd, having na35er
Y stree. q. rs s:as :SSt e
WE WOULD kKCOHMENb fdOeT W6d d.
w nIe 70 ects haze 0ENUlNE TBAS q -
sSSe aess K al s' the Chin. Re lons. e
BHzHAfttbbiiEsssyg''H; 4 Ih11JRR55SE
| 'ound ct " omenS Christian A0ocisfion. Ju3iSaW
q e. "a : :ss ss
n H0yAIEgAIIsI ,. 8R5la, PR1Cf161l
Hovib = ses S Ssss ana sI.1s: Asi
rssidsnce, S9e a q. =, CAPITOL Am, ada
seore, wiz meet with prompt attsntion. dseit6
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nl22 St
DBoPOSALs FOB sTATIONERY.

- NAVY DEPARTMENT., D
WASHINGTON, May p, 1872
Sealed Proposals, addressed to the Secretary of
me Navy, for furnishing Stationery for the NAVY
nepeh I'M ent, aid bureaus and offices thereof in
Warrington, during the fiscal year ending June
II, 1879. WV A Vi
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
sished by the Department, with the o6Arantee and
therein. 90 nav Nv A.A
Proposals from parties not engaged in business In
such city, will not be considered.
The department reserves the right to aw ard the
contract, In part in WHOLE or to one or more bid
ders, es may be to the interest or convenience of
the oyerpment; also to require q greater or less
Schedule. "
The articles will be called for from time to time
needed, and must be in accordance with the SEIZED
ale aud satisfactory to the head OF the Office or bu
reau ter which required; must be delivered without
uBnect esary delay and at the ex pense of the con-
tractor; in default of any of which requirements
the Department reserves the right pure base the
articles elsewhere, or to annu the contract in whole
or in part and will hold the contractors responsible
for any additional expense il necessarily inc airs
thereby.
Bills properly approved, accruing under the con
tract. will be paid quarterly.
GEO. M. robson.
msy2e2gJuo,l34t Secretary Of the Navy.
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PERSONAL.

MES B SAWYER, Clasycoyasf, Masssfse Tss
VI Medtsns, can be consulted q her house. Ne
3ls til st between end d, Island, upon eli i'm
NO HUMBUG.-The Queen OF spirits. the hieb.-t
developed medium living. has the wonderful
power OF changing luck. tells the past present and
&C, &C. ll9 Chew alley, between and and lsf
and ID streets northwest. apps I'm.
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n~BOUNpARY AND SILVER SPRINGS
U5 RAILROAD.-Propos.l.f for buildins the
sl,oye rod will be received until May Ath- For
speeifcations snd information apply % or address
JOHN CLAGEfr, President,
mayH 81 sig MARKET Space. Washineton City.
DR. A. PBATr Graduate OF Ohio llege
Ill Z Of psntsl Surgery, 435 7th street, between
II and u, a fsw doors north of Odd Fellows Hall.
EefsTst > Il A. Bacon ard Rev. W 3 kyans. mis-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

e. 00n TO LEND, IN SUMS To SUIT
% ,UVO on good real estate security AMY
1T No. 9l2 street, room s. m2a-ss'
DERSoNS HAVING HOUSES FOB RENT
l. would do well to Fall on us, as we have a gre.,
many applications for HOUSES In all parts II the
city. CHARLES THOMSON q Co
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMsTo SUIT
CHARLES THOMPSON 4 CO
-fla .pl N
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~ 5 p + & L a l. TT e q.
lIltt|Ih

Cd Spec ITUEo mknVh
| VUVlg
your re,v n,r.ic,,.r .,,o,,;or :. ,o,,.,
following
''
their ''' '"' ~ '""'''ns' your summation py
EXTRAORDINARY CHEAPNEss
and their fine quality;
tsdi.s s sns fans, epenworks Sticks 5Oc
toes. psir Tor al naii hose' oouoie heels and
Gents Isle Thread Hall Hose naip Sor iPf 81
-, nss nsst Lisie Hall hose,2 pair for 81, worth
Handsome Lace Collars at Is and Soc.
es 0a M,de ss, &c ana Coiiar LOT
90, worth double '-
snepsid assnr1m er ~ Rast 40. 81 q, ,
Th isI lsr r 1T sstchel I in the city
handsomely framed in Walpuf Frames. at 81 each,
r,aI anS S n III , a pis farnes Ior 90
,n1 81 a an square walnut fieture FRAMES at Sc
Fine assortment of Hickory and Fancy Canes at
y e essai Hs,r,ru., With Ru,,o, c,u,,e,
lhave also on consignment
100 SETS OF CROQUET,
bi,, w;,, hs so,d 90 Low Nh, vorv,odv mill ,o .,,.
70 C pny so,a,.,, hall. h.,, ,o, a.
Large Set, -. =. e..
quality was last
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CREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES and LOTS for sale at greatly reduced
prices. Reason for selling out, about to leave
the city Eighteen Houses and Is Building Lots; IS
OF the houses are three press brick fronts aud
two small press brick two-story houses and one
frame house. All have all modern imprsv eme nts.
The above houses are all new and location unsur-
passed. Now ID the time 70 secure q good bargain
viii exchange in part for city lots q small cash
payment down: balance en- time TO suit purchas er
For all particulars apply to 1910 Columbia street
formerly Turner street, and save commission: z q.
m. to5p,m tme-lm'1 III. DARROw.
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A UeTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner n. Y. avenue and lssh street,
xu Washington, d. O..
LGMBnR, LINZ, CEMENT, SAND, &C., &c, 10.
LrMBrk BILLS cut 60 order on short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building. Macao amixina snl
Paving purposes delivered in say part Of the Dis-
RIAL ESTATE bought and ssld ana money i..
vested. To this branch OF the bus illness will here
sitter give my personal attention, and VIII be e ~
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BOARDING.

DodnDlNU.
EIRsTCLAss BoARD-wnh Iargs and anal
=, Trent and back ROOMS, connecting, pleasantly
curing the summer months. Apply No. 2e2 81
I31Qf ST. .NEARLY 0PP0STTE THE "a.
en- suite or single with without TABLE
Transient aud Table Bosrdegs also accSmmolsie9
TwoFRONr ROOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED.
per month at $40 18th so street, between and
s'Iee,s. NIL It
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED IMMEDIATE-
wa:hinst99 Thres rooms Tsauirsd Pay ' in al
Postal Loco adsTs VIII full description and terms
NI good COUNTRY BOA RD and sleasana Rooms.
can be acc inundated at N RS. H1L NEAD's, Len
ns half mile from the terminus Of the 18th street
B9sAdKHISosMIT.ma PLEAsANf FUKsIsHEp
10Th street northwest ms
RoARD IN BsOQKLYN, n. SO Henry
New YoIk Win th nd gay II 5 Sesk Parties visiting
ro Sa or tSSsH ,~ minus by hor.
sscket street cars cross Henry street fs& sf5 Iy.
from . the large four story double house. Comm
above. mis- &.
GOOD BOARD, PLEasANr ROOMS. AND
MIA avenue ard 2Ist street. mayi,tf
pleasant RESIDENCE AND 30 Ard IN the
q COUNTRY, near the Schuetzen Park on
Nh street few steps from 7th street cars 10 new
sDd elegant house, with large garden attached fJr
single gentlemen durius the summer months For
rsrtlcuisrs inquire at J. ANGERMAN'S shoe store,
AIS 9Th street, between ID and Z northwest Ia the
same building two large and fine PARLORS, with
all the modern improvements for Lady and gen,le-
man. anaO
EIKsT,CLAss BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
U FROM ROOMS. 70 be bad on reasonable terms
At 1901, corner of Pennsylv snie avenue aud 18TH
street. Good location. and accessible. mh23-Iy
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nS.fOk ANYTHING you WANT ALWAYS
- consult the ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS
b'hIC iOE1 IN The star. 1t
"hEMORIAL DAY-The Executive Com
w nlittee will meet Grand Army Hall THIS
fHn,kslAG, at IO'eiOek. nun
%A PRIZE OF ONE THOUSAND DOL.
US LABS viii be given to any one who will
E;alls q letter OF cheaper Advertising medium in
TIE DisIict OF Columbia, for either long or short
SSros. than the ALPHABETICAL BUSINESS
fIhEoIOhI IN Inc star. lts
nF1HEKE WILL BE MIXING OF THe
W. lOlNG MEMS REPUBLICAN, CLUB Al
the Club House, THIS "Wednesday EyENING
AZ o'clock Every member IL requested 70 be
present ss business Of importance in regard to the
Ibliac9 phis Conyention will be brought up for &C
ton. Hy order Of
q THE PRESIDENT.
UsrKAwBERsr FESTIVAL
MASONIC TEMPLE,
tn Z RSDAY EvENIN
MAY %, 1s12.
Admission, 10 cents m2,-2ts
TPCONCERT, RECITATIONS AND TAG
10y LEAUX. at Mum. Vernon Place church.
. 5uer 9;h and h, THURSDAY EyENING, Nay
= - at 2 m The concert will be Conducted by
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DROPOsALs FOB PRINTING.

House OF DELEGATES, LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May a. 1872
Proposals will be received By the und signed
Luz Committee OF the House OF DELEGATES until
IS m, on the 2STH DAY MAY, 1872 for the
ptintipg OF the Journal. Bills and ali other printing
gates. Va Dsio
Samples Of the printing already done for the
House. and any infol nation desired. will be fur.
nished by the members Of the Committee The work
to be done must conform as nearly as possible to
that already done at the present session
Suretit in the sum of ten thousand doliars will he
required from the successful bidder for the prompt
ana faithful performance of his Contract.
The Committee reserves the rteht to reject any or
eli biSs. LEMUEL BURSLEf,
VIZ. CULL.NS,
VIM. DICKSON,
s. q. BROWN,
mZ2 81 JOHN GOV
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A 3 o L o @ o 7.
MADAME ROSS,
THE WONDERFUL PSYCHOLOGIST.

MADAME ROSS,
THE WONDERFUL PSYCHOLOGIST.
has just arrived from Ney Orleans amer sbsasos
Of mine years, and wfll be pleased 90 see her Oh
friends, and sn those desiring Astrologie. Consul
tations. She hA1 egtouished tbousande Of people
Who i've yitnssssd her, She e the Only lady tssa
the past, present. and future, This LADY hss trsv.
eled through Durepe and America, and vhsrsvsr
she has viG1sed has never failed 20 give unbo1ndsd
:sti.fsss,e., L n. i.sy b. been IronouPeed 81
Be the nos yoo1srful IN her Profession. Advice d
She .resIsctfuiiy invites gu TO cali and be Co..
xincsa o. her grset Dovsrs. eetisfsetios eparsa-
NJ hsdaTs eoss e.r:s N 49, lesi1.1, e g.
street, eDpoefte 0aeonic TenDls.
ksdies, ~; Cent eunen, ol0. nays-lms
ApI4 CgYYlnIue ylon RfDoukAE.
% - 49, $50 : d: LOO Z: - =
ING . asiakI q ss1.ls so1VasasSs q u q b
oeeetyed ~ ewh1lscs. He glssaatse o 0se11
cure % no chas0s. 1900 Icons ~ ledy -
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
MATTlKGLY a wHEELEe,
AUCTIoYEERs AND BROKERS',
sos srH STREET n. w, NEXT To CORNER OF X.
Real Estate and Personal Property by Auction, and
Liberal Advances made pending sales.
Loans Neg ,tia.ed on all classes OF securities.
Corporation Assessments and Certificates
Bought and cold.
Prompt attention to business, aud Moderate Com
mission charged. mayis-eosf
NJ X W OF e.
JUAN BOYLE d 90,
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs,
No. 1l3 FIFTEENTH STREET, PLANTS BUILDING.
FOB SALE
Handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
improvements; small cash payments and long tine
SEVERAL FARMS,
Rnros sso OF the lime Of The Point Of Rocs.
within thirty minutes Of Washington. Terns easy.
One OF 10 acres on the same road and distance
from depot improved X H 9Srs, &c.
Near Capitol, fronting on New Jersey avenue: one Of
the tnees situations In the city.
A HOUSE on North 4 street: S<O cash, balance
THREE HANDSOME HOUSES In the west end.
Also,
H IN spd n L0is IN al Rsrts OF the city
MONTY TO LOAN
10 sums OF from u DO TO $1,000 on real estate
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ekELdANEN" fOh SALE.
This property Is very attractiveiy located on Ca
louisville avenue, within five minutes walk OF a
the Relay station, b. & o. Z. r., about twenty Ia
minu es ride from Baltimore. aud one hour
At d q few minutes by rail from Washington There
are nine trains from Washington u the Relay daily
each way IL is improved by a very handsJms Gsthic
CoITAGE. IN perfect order, containing II rooms,
with hall pantry and closets; stables aud all other
usual outbnlldiDgs attached; also, ice house, well
supplied The grounds are beautifully laid out and
ornamented; has large garden enclosed exceed ngly
productive and full OF all kisds Of vegetables and
small fruits ourshing grapery. and about $50 pear
apple, peach and cherry trees; a sbundantly sup
Piled with splendid water in dwelling, and also In
dairy This is one Of the most beautiful and desir-
able aces on the line Of the b. a o. r R between
Baltimore and Washington, and IL perfectly heal.
thy; and contains about twelve acres. 1t will be
sold very cheap and on easy terms. Possession can
be had At once Apply on the premises. 70 the Ticket
4 gent at Relay House: to HENRY SEMKEN. ESQ,
9l3 Pa. avenue; or TO J. p. RICHARDSON, $40 w.
Baltimore street, Baltimore. mist.
a RARE CHANCE TO SECURE ONE OF the
"A BEST STANDS FOB THE GROCERY
BUSINESS In THE CITY.
The undersigned, having concluded 70 retire from
the business offer for sale reasonable terms the
stock and Fixtures OF their old and well establi he'd
stand at 5OS street, opposite the Northern Mar
ket. [nayl7-Hl p. q HOWSER co.
GREAT BARGAINs IN REAL ESTATE
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BOARD OF PrBLIc WORKS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May ID, lS7a,f
The Board of Public Works having deemed n con.
ehra 20 the public interests TO open new road
tnrougn the lands Of Mrs. L. b. Barrett, bstween
tne ksSkyiile turnpike and the land formerly owned
oy William d @. Murdoch. TO connect with q road
reserved by the said Murdoch, and have caused the
same TO be surveyed, and plat to be prepared and
All persons interested in this road and who may
nave Objections are hereby notified to present them
to this Soard at its regular meeting the SECOND
MONDAY in June next
my22 ALEX. Il SHEPHERD Vice Pras,t
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FIRE IN FOURTEENTH STREET.
The Armory Of the Twen,y-serOnd Regiment
Seriously Damaged.

The Armory Of the Twen,y-serond Regiment
Seriously Damnge
At quarter past ten O'Clock yesterday morning
fire broke out In the AdJutants room, In the
Armory OF the Twenty second regiment on the cor
ner OF Fourteenth street aud Sixth avenue. The
place in which rDe hre started was originally IN
teudcd for stove. but CRATE had been put there.
without sufficient care ha' ing been taken to guard
the woodwork That supported the second floor
against the neat The consequences was that some
nre happened to drop through crack at the back
OF the fireplace, and the flames started, breaking
into the Adjutant's room. completely destroying
the furniture and
ORGANIZATIONS OF THE ROOM
and doing damage VI about three hundred dollars.
This fire was put out. and every one connected with
an hour after 1t broke out anew In the room OF the
Board or Oiicers. 1t appears that there was q
space oil eight nine inches between the partitions
dividing the two apartments and the flames were
creeping along one OF the beams IN this space when
the fremen supposed that everything was sale. the
room Of
THE BOARD OF OFFICERS
was an entire wreck from the SMOKE fire and
wafer, and the damage done there amounted 10
ST., 900. the building was injured 10 the extent OF
So OO0 anu the properly Ut the Officers TO the amount
Of about $1,000, was destroyed. magnificent
sabre, that hal been presented to Major McGrath
by Company G, was raned. At the time OF the fire
the greatest excitement prevalled In the neighbOr-
hood, the inhabitants tearing the flames would ex'
tend TO ADJOINING property.
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Jarboe The prisoners were held by Justire Scott
In default OF Sl,Ua0 bail each. In the course oil the
AFTERNOON The Two McS0rieys were liberated, Mir.
Thomas shields, OF East broadway, becoming their
bondsman.
An Old Onender-How He Swindled Two
Firms Of n his City, but Escaped by q
Scratch.
little over three years ago man giving his
name as Charles RAYMOND went to the store OF Hone
Il Co.. In Canal st rect and purchased Dill OF goods
amounting TO SOS, In payment OF winch he rendered
q check on one OF the national banks OF this city for
sans. This ives accepted, the proper change
handed over and the goods delivered. In
course OF time It turned out that the
check was Q forgery ana consequently worthless,
but Raymond was nowhere 10 he found. About q
month since another firm was vIctimzed In q
simar manner by RAYMOND, and on Monday tday
be ore yesterday officer OF tue Central Office sue
ceeded 10 arresLng nlm. on beng arralgned before
Judge Hogan. at the TomDs Police court yesterday
afternoon. MS last viclim was puwerless to
prosecute MIN, as all his material wit
nesses were IN Erie, Pa. and he could
miss the case, when member OF ne nrm of Hone
4 Co. stepped forward and presented toe check
when had been paimed on on them three years
ago. On examining this paper u was found TO
have been accepted by tbe firm Just three years and
two days ago, and therefore outlawed. As
much as Judge Hogan dlsliked to 40 It-IOr he
knew RAYMOND was an accomplished ana con-
hrmed scoundrel-he Was compelled TO set HIM ut
liberty
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COURT OF COMMON plsAs-%scAl TERN.

Decisions.
By Judge Locw.
Murray VS.. POwers.-MotiOn granted.
Bnlis Head Bank VS. Waitermire.-Motion
granted.
hancock Vs. O'BrIen.-M0flon granted.
Johnson vs. Jackson. Motion 10 cancel docket OF
judgment entered uerein gransed.
brady vs.. contradiction granted.
The People vs.. Smltli.--MOtIon granted.
Uliinan vs.. Hamaan.--MOtiOn granted.
iiy Judge Robinson.
Newton va. Bell.-MOtlOn Tor lbluncrtOn denied
and preliminary injunction dissolved, with $40
costs.
BY Judge Joseph F. DAILY.
Breen va Rich. Case settled.
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A Hungry HurRlar.

About half.past one O'Clock Yesterday morning
Onlcer Van Arsdaie. OF the Ninth precinct. while on
post on Washington street, dlscoverec young man
IN the butchers shop OF william Newell, at 757
Washington street. and took him In custody
Upon examining the premises IL was dis
covered tnat the front door mad been forced
open with Gait wrung. The prisoner, upon
beng conveyed TO tho station house In Charles
street, stated his name was Patrick McQuade.
'lonRshOrenan, twenty-One years oil age Ho was
arraigned before Justice Cox at Jefferson Market
yesterday. where complaint Of burglary was pre-
ferred against him, charging him with attempting
TO steal q quantity OF fresn and smoked meats
valued at S10 He pleaded not guilty to the charge,
but Was fully committed Tor trial.
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COURT CALtkDaR.-TNls OAy.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT--lN ADMIRALTY
Held by Judge BIatchOrd.-Nos. q lS, 80, ~, 1872,
a. S. "a, Ia 80 l4o I5O. 1885, LIS l54, l57, Ill., as
60, Isl, %, So, 63, III, 62.
SUPKE z CoURT-CaAMBERs- Held by Judge Bar.
rett-Nos. Va, ia. l27 1851 i6s 2l3 pa, 2i5, 2iS.
MARINE COURr-rRiAL Term Part Held by
Judge JOachimsen.-NOs. S049, S26S, $40 Sa05 $780,
6825 67l6, 87lO, $40, e72l, e72J, S724.