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A Prisoner shot.

HOT PURSUIT OF CoLoRED DEsPRRADo-HIs
FINAL CAPTURE AFTER A LONG CHASE.
About six O'Clock last evening, Ofiicer
hardwood was in the neighborhood of \ street
and Virginia avenue, lie came across q squad OF
dsorderly colored persons, among them a no
toTiOus thief named William Nelson, alias
"Skelly," who was lourisbing large butcher
knife, TO the terror OF passers-by. The officer
attempted to take him in custody, and the fellow
made
SAVAGE RESISTANCE,
striking at the officer and calling upon his com.
IadeS 10 aid him. The officer brought his baton
into use, and caught Nelson by the clothing
when he jumped away. leaving good part of
his clothing in the officers hands, making his
escape through al alley at great speed; Mark
wood securing the knife. Not long afterwards
the officer was informed that Nelson had sent a
messenger TO his den in Fighting Alley for
change of clothing, with directions TO deliver
them to him at the Maryland avenue depot
The officer started at once, in COMPANY with
Oficer MaIODey, to the depot, and found
NELSON DISGUISED
and waiting for the train going south. On dis
covering the officers he started OFF towards 18th
street and ran through an alley leading to the
18th street wharf, where he aid himself. The
officers stationed themselves on the railroad near
as it approached, and discovered Nelson i'm a
car, from which he leaped, and started off down
the river shore tow DIS the Sycamore beach On
being closely pursued by a large crowd who had
joined in the chase, he turned up the steep bank
and jumped into the Enclosure Of MIR. john
Young and hid himself in an old smoke house,
from WHICH Hc was
ROUTED BIZ SOME SAVAGE DOGS
belonging to Mr.. Young. He then made of
towards q fence near where Oficer Marorey
was laying concealed, and in attempting to
scale the fence the officer caught him, and in his
struggle to secure him his uniform vas torn into
shreds. and Nelson got away again, going in the
direction of the Monument Lot. He was again
closely pursued, and the last seen OF him by the
1f'cers he had got
INTO THE MARSHES
at the mouth of the canal. At this point the
chrse bad TO be given up, and the officers re-
tutnec to the station house completely worn
out- after resting, Lieut.. Gessford ordered Of
hcers hardwood and Lewis to start out in pur-
suit oil him, and after thorough search through
| Nufuer Ray they came suddenly upon him in
| frort Of a low groggery kept by one Mrs. Hoag.
| sniIonhusu ey q crowd of his friends. The
7 .rleSfs seized him, when he again broke from
| TUMBLED INTO sEwER RxCAyArroN.
! After a scramble, Narkwood siipned the min,
| pers upon him. Nelson striking out right a2,
| lett At him. The crowd around him becama
rather troublesome, and it was with considera Die
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on ciity the officers got their prisoner away.
Daring this scramble some one fred 4 pistol,
The BALL TAXING EFFECT IN fHLsoN's SIDE
when he gave up and was le6.o.f the crowd
fohowing and threx eninE to rescue him. The
oftoeTs succeeded ia taking him &C the first pre-
ci1srt St25son-hoU>e about IL O'clsoi. last night
BY this time Nelson ad become pretty dOcile,
and Dr. McWillisEs called in aUS prObed the
voEnd, but Gid not succeed in extracting the
bali Daring this operation Ne.son fainted
aws-. The doctor found where sc hall hal
lodged in the left SIDE. but said It ass
EoT DANGEROUS wOusr,
the bal being very small, and having glanced
after striking nib, lodging in the flesh. This
mofn.ng be was brougIt before Jus.ye Smell
charged with assaultinE and resisting the off,
Gers aild ate. hearing tie case the juUse COM
mitteS him to Jail for sky days.
CHIJD BITTEN By A RGT.-At an early hour
yesterday EnOrrirC. 2 ljetle girl rsr2sI Katie
Leech, daughter OF Mr.. II. p. Leech. reSGing on
street, was bitten by a ras. She cried cat 10
her motEer that pin was scratching her, auC
upon striking a light Mrs. Leech was shocked 70
discover that the child was szleared witt bi6od,
and the bed Y it'll pool of il. II came from q
small, ragged cut on the little finger, SeveI.ag
the main a-tery, which undoubtedly was caused
by the bite of q RAJ. The child was quite veal
Cned by the loss of blood, but beyond slight
swelling OF the hand and arm 40 serious result
ensued.
FINE JET, Alaska diamond, aBG coral iewsITy
~ ali the gold patterns, receiving at PriEg,
i7welry store, No. Al, Pennsylvania aveu ae +,
between II and 9Th streets.
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E1Rrss nG Ispals.H

SNALL-FOX-THE POCED-NEV FLOrRIS OLD
BARRELs-URIsALs AND DRINKING PoUN-
TAlEs-WAsHJNGTOS HEALTHY CITY
nCETUAEY RECORDS.
Al a meeting CT the board Of health last night
DF. bnss, acting health officer, reported i've
cases OF SMALLPOX since the last meeting OF the
board. Mr.. Marbury submitted the renort OF
the pound master Tor the month oil j uly shox wing
that there Lad been IL animals imDour,iei,
that tie receipts tor that period were s55.; and
the expenditures S55i. y Communication from
the CCOpers' Mon was read, asking the board
IN enact an ordinance 10 proven. the packing of
hour IL old barrels. No signature being attached
70 il, 10 was laid over. Dr. Bliss submitted
resolution requesting the board OF public works
to cause urinals TO be placed in the public
squares, and Also to cause ladies TO be attached
% the drinsing fountains, public MIGRANTS and
pumps throughout the city. After some Discus
sion he matter was referred.
DR.. Bliss called the attention Of the board to
data just received in relation to the mortuary
rate in New York, where it is shown that il is
IN IL ., and III Washington in 59.S1. Allowing
Tor the incomplete returns in this city, the rate
is IN a. 90 DIR. Cox here called attention to
The diaealty Of securing reliable data, in conse-
qusnce OF the absence OF law to compel Off GERS
anu IIysiClans 20 make reports TO the board.
Dr- Bliss expressed regrets that they had not
secured The necessary legislation during the last
sitting OF the legislature TO enable the board to
10y oa' .ne sYS'ein OF keeping a complete
The subject OF the status of the United states
attorney IN his ofheisl connection with the
board Of health was discussed, and n was
stated by member that this oficer was rathsr
inclined TO act as prosecutor against the hoard
than TO defend IT This had been shown in sev-
eral instances before the police court recen,iv
IN the pound cases The subject wSs referred
TO the president of the board for investigation
and report. Adjourned.
TIE TERRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN, AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION held it, seventh reyu-
lar meeting last night IN the lecture room of the
Y. NJ. c. A. building. 1000 was sold At az
average OF 5. per cent. premium. The books o.
the association Tor subscription to the stock In
the third series were opened, and large
amount Of additional stock was issued.
TIE LAST OrPo2TC NITY.-TO- night Il thu
last OPPORTUNITY our citizens have of seeing Du
pre- & Benedict's famous minstrel troupe
During their stay here they have presented
very superior class Of Entertainments, and every
body speaks in their praise. Don't forge, thai
they give their farewell performance this even
1Ig.
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A SOCIAL PARTY, WITH a CORPSE Up
STAIEs.-Last week the first cO,Ored society OF
Portland enjoyed mild sensation. A promi-
nent colOred family OF that place has 10 it a few
girls, who are passOnately fond of society, par
ties, etc. They projected a party some time
ago, but the old man was taken sick, and it was
postponed. Finally, as the old man would
neither die Tor get well, the girl5 decided on the
party, ndissued the invitations. Unfortunate
ly, the morning OF the day on which the party
was to be given found the old man dead, Gisa-
greeably and untimely dead. But the girls de-
c!ded at last that, as the Invitations had gone
out, the music had been engaged, &C., they
really could not afford to postpone for such a
small affair the old mans decease. Accord
ingiy the old gentleman was laid out becoming
ly, and put to rest on two chairs up stairs. and
the party opened at an early hour. There,was
full house, and everybody seemed to enjoy
themselves immensely. AS the evening pro-
crossed the guests became wearied, chairs be-
came scarce, and some one went up stairs, took
the old man from his resting place and laid him
on the floor. The chairs were kept in use down
stairs, and tie party was a success of which the
orphans might feel proud. The funeral took
place Eext day, and the most becoming grief
was manifested by the distressed family. Louis.
rule CcuT. JOUr.
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A l. < X A n d RIA.

DISCOVERY or HUMAN BoNEs.-In al ze!np
be foundation for Gn engine house in the coal
yard OF Mr.. Mehaftey on the lo- at the SOUTH
west corner of Queen and Union streets a day
CT two ago, the wCrkmcn came upon brick
vault, five feet below the surface, containing
portions of what are supposed to be human
Zones.
Pay, Work, OF QUIr.-A meeting of those
from whom the large number OF colOred people
now living at Arlington rented the lots upon
which they reside, was held last night, at which
{ was determined that the renters must nav
what they owe, work ont the amount of their
Indebtedness upon the Notifications at Fort
Whipple, or yacate the premises they occupy.
RADICAL MEETING.-The radical meeting to
be held here next Monday night will take place
in front of the Marshall House. 1t will bo al
dressed by j. Ii. Gilmer, of Richmond, a former
conservative. Col. MOsby has also been invited
TO make a speech on the occasion, but his answer
has not yet been received.
PROPERTY SALE,-Maj. John W. Green has
purchased from the 3 ank OF Alexandria. which
lad DEEDS Of trust upon it. the square of ground
bounded by Wilkes, Pitt, Gibbon and ST. Asaph
streets, and known as the Foundry Lot, with the
large brick building thereon for 3,i00.
CAMP MEETINGs-A camp meeting under
the auspices of the NJ. +. Church, commenced
at Vienna station to-day. The Wesley Grove
camp meeting, on the Il. * o. X. r., to be held
by the NJ. f.. Church south, viii commence on
Tuesday next CG@ettc, last eCeniag.
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REREMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER
a. s 7 r a US,
Popular Clothing House,
10ll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and llth Streets,
iy26-tr Three Doors from Eleventh Street,
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
n, TTDGJvy

OPEN JUNE L, 1874
This fayorite and celebrated watering place will
Among other improvements there has been VEHAY
added an elegant snd spacious Ball room iG.E8
adjoining the parlcr; the psror has been enlarged
renders each easily accessible. 1t will be kept ia
style not surpassed nywhere in Virginia.
Tie waters u these special springs either cure
CONSUMPTION, Chronic Bronchitis Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Dysentery. They are
also great value in thcss affections which pc
cullGr TO the female constitution ard an ap-
petizer, tonic and general restorative, hey are
perhaps, Cnrival.ed amongst mineral waters.
ana bsll room a fire. class band of music, and in
general all the sources Of amusement and recre-
alton usually found at best summer resorts will
be at The command of the guests at" ROCK DEE
ALUM The place is within eleven TO thirteen
hours OF Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, etc.,
by rail, all in daylight Passengers leave the
pot. and new and elegant stage coaches, passing
rapidly over smooth and level road Of only eight
miles, set down the visitors Ct the SPRINGS to
Descriptive pam phets sent free on application.
Water for sale by Coleman & Rogers, Baltimore
also, i'll Washington.
Persons making use of the grounds, &C., of the
Springs, and not stopping at my hotel, will be
charged half my regular rates. jel5-2aw2n
A sTHMA AND BRONCHITIS effectually re-
"A iieyed by the use Of DatDra Tatula, for - in
scarcely smoked the Datura Tatuia for more than
minute or when the symptoms abatei, and In ten
minutes more he was relieved wonderfully. lie
feet success Certainly the inhalation had the most
magical effect ever witnessed. Dr.. J. Ne Vsash.
have never known an instance in which relief
bacco in tins cigars and cigarettes in boxes, aud
az pastilles for inhalation in boxes; by Ssvory q
Moore, l43 New Bond street, London; and sll
the States. jeS-eos7t
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VFFsCE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
WAsUJvGTaN Jaly "a &c

a
WAsHINGro TON, J oily q, lG2.N
The undersigned, having been constituted by the
Secretary OF the Treasurye Commission to ex anime
such instruments or appliances for attaching, pro-
cigars. distilled spirits and fermented liquors or
either Of them, rs may be offered for consideration
under the provisions OF amendment to section g,
OF the act OF July 20 1855, passed June g. 1874 and to
hereby give notice that devices for, models Of,
snch Instruments or appliances, and al communics-
lions relative thereto, intended for the consdera
tion OF said Commission. should be addressed 70 the
rS4d o. TO ss%p sss
the face OF the envelope wrappers, postage
and express charges 70 be prepaid.
The Commission will held session in the room Of
1as e IN ans
between the hours Of 10 and n O'Clock m, at
which times persons wishing to make cral state.
ments in regard TO the devices Presented By them,
ts hs Ds e S g
regularly until september 1871; until which time
proposals, devices, model, &C; win be received.
oHAs.I e BSrs ss,'nu' Bureau.
Internal Revenue Bureau
JOS. L. HARLEY,
jyE-sI5t Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
LIMITED pTATEs PATEHf OHylQ1,
; On the petition Of ANDREW B: OLE Mons, Of
"a sSe as &c, Se
vember, 1858, Tor IN Improvement In Braiding Ma.
Il !: ordered that the testimony in the case be
time for fling arguments And the Ixaminee : renort
aid pstton b heard on he S dsy Of octcsefe
!A1y person my GBpGs:ss a shii rsrFr,ep .n:
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0Mr. Geo. W. Childs, OF Philadelphia, With
his we'll known and widespread generosity, has
contributed 500 to the fund for the relief Of the
widow and child OF the late Henri Drayton.
50 An Ohio baggage smasher was Knocked
down by lightning the other day, but never let
90 the trunk he was operating on, and upon
coming to his senses proceeded with the work Of
destruction.
0Jacob X. Eckfeldt, chief assayer at the
Mint in Philadelphia, died yesterday, aged
seventy years. His father was appointed master
coiner at the Mint by President Washington in
1874.
9Th. G.. remarked, just after receiving the
Intelligence that his favorite Chappaqua Tabby
twice day on tortoise she'll SCRAPS they would
produce cat-a-combs
NA negro Waterman at the Selma, Rome
and Dalton depot, in Selma, Ala, found =
pocket-book containing $500 on train Monday
last, and returning it to its owner, was liberai-
" rewarded in the sum Of fifty cents by the
loser.
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CITY MS.

SCsFEToEss tor IS cent. very superior Fine
suspenders up TO $50. Good braces fre-u -
cents. Ny assortment of suspenders il yery
large, eUST-cing recess izTortations.
GEO. q. HENETNS
Nc, afs -th street y u
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LOCAL NEWS.
Excr1rsions. Tic.Nsc-. q.

DuQrez and EeueGlct's Mnstrels a. tie
National TACater this evening.
BookbirdsTs' excursion 70 GiynOnt Eext
Monday.
HitsTTia benevolent AS=Oc.a t.on Picnic at
Ith street PsrS on MONDAY.
Marshall Han Pavilion now e2en for the re-
capti"u of picnic parties.
Daily excursions u 5IoUHt ys aon on the
steamer Arrow.
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Condensed Locals

TIE machinery used IL s-riliI !. the hell Of The
18th street BsPtf-t church beng on. of or,lar
las been taken down tor repairs b. Superiu-
fsndent Miles, o. the IRE alarm TELEGRAPH.
GTncer by RE, OF the seventh precinct. found
Csa iniaht u a sever at the c6Tners II street
properly inferred
-tne-soE's California minstrels appear az the
Na,iola A heater on SiOnday eveniug next. They
tSts IT. their profession.
Ire J. ". T. A. has iDaururated with Gstter-
~ results series Of Sabbath evening services
At NEON Eal TO-Ilo-r0ys evening these ser
wees "iI be conducted by MI O. F. Pr8sSov.
SsS L--TZ men E.N &c -vl- addresses OF I've
Nil u'cs each IN length.
At meeting Of tire Washington phaTrlaeSu-
teal association lest night, re-OluiiOus of re-
suect = tie r1sE0-y 81 the istc Richard r. Dor
rim, one Of the founders % the organization,
The alarm OF fTe from box No. l., ct O'Clock
U. morning, Was caused D. tie Burning % 3
igt cf Felt on To- in tie reer o. the residence o..
8 . and 9th streets.
The i..u,ssi OF the late Vim. T.chlar. ievveIer
took .ece Eesi6rday A. O'Clock, and was At
tended ~ the members of Il. r. French Lodge
ard Columbia CCEm9nderv, 40. ., Kniy hts
I6UFiaI. If which he " ~ a E-e.z5e-, and p
large CoucouTse OF relatives and frienis OF the
At recent meeting Of Council No. a. of the
colcred Peoples rational protective union. IT
WAS determined 70 EOlC "a mas meeting Of the
IrleHas OF ~. Sumner al MON League hall on
AOnGay evening. Aug. i2th. An address and
resolutions complimentary 10 Mr.. Sumner will
be read and presented 20 the Senator.
The increased pressure on The water pipes
ncce>sitates greater precautions in the furnish
ing and hui9g Of taps and service pipes. and the
tcaTC OF public vOTk- should see 60 II that none
but tie best materials and workmanship Src
nsed. The reports Of damage TO the new mains
have IN every Gaze originated from the bursting
OF detective service pipes or tape.
The democrats In Washington and George
to"n 20 net ike the expense they were put TO
ID msEIrg new tfansparerCi.s for the Greeley
Iatihcauon meeting the other night In place OF
those Growing over the North Carolina election.
Ihe should Claim consequential damages Of the
rdtrIst, g. il was that bcmbshel that fooled
them.
CETist2Iler Csnmaok, ST., an old and well
knoWn citizen OF Washing ton, il living QEite III
AT his residence on 4, near 18th street we re-
get 70 learn He had been staying a short time
AT FToStbuTg. for his health, ana while there
wPs taken suddenly III with Inflammation Of the
bowel. Yesterday his son, Christopher Cam
mack, ir., repaired to that place, and accom-
pan:rc him 10 the city last night.
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-The
Marlborough Prince GeorgiGH says: Work on
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad stills pro-
gresses steadily at and near this point, and now
the shrill shrek Of the locomotive makes CRATE.
full music TO our ears throughout the entire day.
The ballasting was expected to be completed to
Mitchelville on Tuesday last, and as the rest of
tie road was too remote from the pits on the
Upper Patuxent, the company contemplated
bringing the ballasting force and trains to this
point and Talberts station before the end of the
week, which we have no dOnbt will be done.
The siding at this depot is now completed, and
the company is prepared to furnish close box
cars to our farmers upon application.
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THE PERILs OF COLD WATKR.-A sad case
OF instant death by drinking cold water occurred
ford, Ireland, q few days ago. A young man
named Daley, who was ealtor had been work
ing very hard all day, and had not gone to din
ner. He was very much heated, aud took q
heavy drink Of cold water. Immediately after
doing 50 he dropped insensible, and despite the
efforts Of medical gentlemen who visited him,
he died In . short time. He was very tenn
~The projected return of Mr.. George
Francis Train to Europe promises Q new cycle
OF "Bastile Epigrams." 1t is pacsing strange
that Mr.. Train should at this time desert the
only country where he enjoys . reasonable
Ger tainty Of keeping out Of jail.
~ An ingenious person, shocked NO doubt BY
the ceierity with which bigamies and divorces
occur, has invented parchment which he calls
"the photograph marriage certificate" Is pre-
vided with receptacles for the photographs ofathe
bride and bridegroom and officiating clergyman
Or o6icerVf the law.
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EIa LIsH CHEyF0- SUITS reduoed from so
anu 80 TO SIS and = 5, st Bos1a0 ~ Cox's, So
eth street, May building.
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A WITCH DoCTOR's EARS CUT OFP-The
Sumter, 5. c., Ne,cs says that few nights ago
band Of disguised negroes in the upper part
of the county, seized a colored man, whom thew
charged with being voudoo, or witch doctor,
cut one OF his ears of, and then beat or whipped
b m most numerically. He alleged that he
bad already slain thirty negroes by his potent
spells, and swore that they would stop his opera
tiOnS,
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SsuO FOB ca Mp MEETING"

All going to attend should call at
M. q COPELANDS',
643 Loaieiana avenue, one door east Of 7th street
and secure from his new and extensive stock their
TENTS.
Also, manufacturer Of AWNINGS, FLAGS and
BANNERS. jysS-tr
DROPOSALS FOB INTERNAL REVENUE
STAMP CANCELLERS.
TREASURY DRPARrMRyr,
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LIVERY STABLES.

CoHSkEss STABLES,
~ ktsstk sweet, essWssa ID $50 n "A
Rcrsse and busg,es for Hire, aud . fresh IL
supply OF GOOD Horses for sale every week. A6
y5lD RiCuARD vAST. Proprietor.
WAsB. EAILoR STABLES, 1896 ST:
w CARRIAGES OF the lstes< styles constantly %
Parties, v eddinss, aud receptions fur.
n.shed with the most comfortable enty@S
elegant Carriages. Psrticrisr ettentioa to boe-6
ing Horses, sad Horses always fcr ssle and ext
change. dscIe-U
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WE- h. WEEkTLEY's
STAN DYFTvG

AMI SEQ Sh.aG kS7AB LiSHwEEY
OFFICS-<s JEFFERSON SFEgEr
$500. - Georgetown, ID. q.
80 iS5i p-Ns'ium AWARDED list; ,re ,.rcu
- ot the clcest, largest ard most rCrlr's,a a. -
~ ess % the siet In this oouatry NJ pG'roas
SoIsc!t theiT cvE Interests 81 serdfu IN &c.
a. sha winter goods daring the sr-aHlsr -. s.
g PC PC N IT, Iiru-st for Cleaning or Dyeins
- seu!!eh : SloteiaS. kve-ythiGx appsrts i n -
- f sSsiness vel saG promptly exscutef % -
ia y st sunset, EXCEPT SATURDAY vrhe- :. -in
&c otth uhrii ~ o m Post once Bot Tas o,s
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LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN, Geese .yaur grur-
bling. AID any day or snd after MONDAY next
when yoI are hungrv, just step into Freund's
Ladies eiectOry and Ice Cream saloon corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and Iith stree aud try
the p ccnS lunch. FreEad has ever beS.l on the
alert to nsset the wsnts CT his Customers hut
this last EFFORT OF his lie Tie best NJ all, Kermit
tEg, rs il c3ss each day. between tie EoIrs of
~ a. ~. ana 3, ladies and gentlemen without
ee!ay to procure for a = cent staEp a warm
seat lunch. 2
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ALPACA. D1sn d'Ete, NGa's Cloth. Sss-sgs,k-
er, White and Brown Duck and Cotton Gosas.
in large variety snd at very lev prices, al Elo-
mas " CoX's, So eth street, Nay building.
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m PER CENT. DISCOUNT
UNTIL sEPTEMBER Isr.
We are Offering our entire stock OF
LADIES' AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
except Custom Shirts, at
TEN PEE CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH
SALES.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY q TAYLOR,
iystSepl 623 Pesnsylvania avenue.
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wshavs i rs . sss:tn 'Ylll} e S 81
and every BODY having comnerciAl writing @ 90, r
be Of the best Pens now made. frice, III 70 per
groa, and sent b. mall 10 any eddreo nee q
postage.
RICHARD = n0KU1 = CO.,