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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
Bailey.
Co.'S

In opening our extensive and care
fully selected stock of Dry Goods for
the coming season, we feel fully as
sured of our ability to offer to the
public an opportunity of combining
elegant.style and economy all in one.
Ladies are earnestly and respectfully
invited to make careful examina-
ton of our unrivaled Dress Goods,
dark, rich, warm hued Cashmeres,
Satinets, Merinos, and Delaines, ele-
CANT Poplins of every grade and de-
scription, black and colored Silks, the
price and quality of which cannot be
surpassed.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-11-16
Ayers Ague Cure,

yer, Chill Fever, Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe.
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
miasmatic poisons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
G. E o r G. E T o W N.

ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN GoSE-Mr. William
Knowles, ST., native OF Dighton, Mass, but
for the last seventy-one years a resident of
Georgetown, died this morning az his residence,
No; so Greene street, in the eighty-seventh year
OF his age. He served In the war OF 1912, and
was member OF the Oldest Inhabitants Asso-
citation.
The M-sTRKET BRIDGE over Rock creek will
he completed and ready for travel in about
three weeks. The bridge would have been
finished before had not the iron truss first or
dered been about three and 3 half feet too long
This defect will be remedied and the bridge
opened to the public within the time mem
toned. The engineer ia charge Is in nowise 10
blame for the delay i'm the completion OF the
work.
WATER.-Lsst night, about IL O'Clock, the
water was turned into the Georgetown section
or the new S-inch main. Persons who reside in
the upper part of the city, sad who have here
tofore been without water in their upper rooms
are now receiving full supply of aqEd para.
DECLINE IN FLoC R.-Flour has declined from
% to so cents on family and extra since yester-
day.
FIRST RECEIPTS OF NEW wHEAr-Hartley
x Brother received 400 bushels of white Vir-
ginia wheat, of this years crop to-day. 1t is OF
good quality and in handsome order, and is the
first Offering of the season. It had not been sold
up TO noon. MIR. Evan Lyons also received A
small lot OF prime new wheat, which he recently
purchased in Baltimore for his own use.
The STEAMER GEORGE Il. STOUT, from Phil
adelphia, has arrived at Hyies wharf with q lot
of iron for the 7 street railroad. The steamer
New York, from Philadelphia, has arrived With
a portion of the new iron front for the new
banking house OF Lewis johnson * Co.. corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, Wash
ington.
OFFIcRRs of The board of health visited the
city this morning and sprinkled many OF the
streets with disiBfectants, much TO the satisfac-
ton OF our citizens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
a l. E X A n ID K | A ,

The NEW CIGY CONFERENCE.-The new
city government was inauguT ate to-day by the
installation of the mayor and city council. Will
nam n. Berkeley, the mayor elect, after being
duly installed, delivered an appropriate address.
CUTTING AFFAIR IN PRINCE GEORGR's-A
man named Benja-ain Farrell, Giving in Prince
Georges county, III d., opposite this city, while
Iaboring under supposed menta. alteration, on
Friday last, met a boy in the read riding the
horse of Mr.. Fowler, of his own neighborhood
Taking the horse away from the boy he mounted
him and rode away. lie had not gone far, how
ever, before he met Rr. Fowler who when he
refused to give.up his horse, drew knife and
cut him severely in several places on the head
ana neck, and then carried him to Marlboro
for treatment, bus his njuries were so severe
that Mr.. Fowler was arrested and committed
to Jail to await the result.
CHANGES AT BIT. NRRNoN.-COl. Holdings
worth, of Georgetown, has been appointed
superintendent of Mt. Vernon. Miss Canning
ham, the Regent of the Ladies Mt Vernon
Association, who has been stationed at Mt.
Vernon for sometime past, will leave there on
the 9th inst.-Gdectfe. last ereRiRg.
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THE WEATHER..

WAR DEe ARTMENT Office chef Sirsal OEe.,
WAsHTEsToN, ID. c., JEly 2, 1872, 10 a. m.
SfNoPsts FoR PAST TWENTT-PoUR HOURS
The areacf highest barometer continues over
the southern and gulf states, but is msying
slowly southwark. An area OF low barometer
extends over indiana and Illinois. The winds
are from the southwest aud northwest in the
middle states and on the lower lakes. Local
rams have fallen since Monday morning from
New England to Lake Superior, aud probably
ports have been received from the Rocky
mountain stations, and but very few from the
Mississippi valley.
PRoBABrLITIRs.-Increa westerly winds
are probable for the rest of Tuesday from Vir-
gnia 10 Missouri and northward. with falling
barometer and occasional local storms. Threat
ening weather prevail in northern New Eng
land; light winds and close weather I'm the gulf
and south Atlantic states; slightly coole. weather
on the middle Atlantic coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
Government Securities.
SEW YoRs-FTs<T Boar
Markets TO-<iay.

BALTlMoRE, July s-Virsinia 6is, Cd. IS. West
virginia 5, IS; North Carclfna's, old, Sis< BID.
BALTIMORE. July 2-Ccuon dull and nominal.
low nfisliBg. ss4 Flour dnil; prices entirely nom
mai W heat sOll Write choice. 81 20: fair 10
prime rcd; 81 .soa IS; cd red, western, 81 5ss
o.; old Ferns. lvania, IS. Csrn-white south
ern, dpil and nominel, sDss2 yellow southern, dull
81 linked western in good demand, 6S>sass Oats
ntnl' mixed .4a45 white, 41siS Rye quiet and un
char ced Provisions gSief, but firm. Mess por X,
a1asSlSA. Bulk meats. S4; rib sides, 81: clear
rlb sldcs,7. Bacon shoulders s: rib sides 7A74
clear rib sizes, S; suEsr cured hams, BALI Lari,
,aasss stern butter quiet and unehsnsed.
Nav loRE, .JGiy s.-Flour d-ll, salo lower.
wheat aril ana declining. Corn do and declining
NEW YORK, july stocks dull Colo quiet, ~. .
money easy, 4. Exchange. long, 81; short, I0is
S'N ernmenis steady Virginia 6 g, 40; new, 20
North Cardinal, 8 y: new, 81
ioNpnN, July 2, 2-5 p. m.-Tha weather thr ,ugh-
at E"giaad 10 day is fair. and favorable t. the
s-Jzs9sss ''
PARIs. July 2.-Kcntes opened az s. francs IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The stock excd9n markets IN New York
yesterday were never duller nor the attendance
OF spectators ami brokers' smaller. The in
tense heat has driven ont of town every one who
could get away, and those who remain are
doing a. little as possible. In the money mar
ket the ruling rate on call losrs was 4 per cent.
Government bonds were strong on small trans
actions. and the stock market was b rarely stea ly
and extremely dull.
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epe.ias Of the New Market.

This morning the stall holders in the new
buildings OF the Washington Market company.
uperg business az their new locations within
the Ctsan and commodiOus halls, and there WAS
= very large attendance of purchasers through
cut the morning. Between and O'Clock il
may he Guthfully said that nearly every color,
trsde, profession, age, and country was repre-
scented in the new building. Mr.. y. Ct. Ordway
made his appearance shortly after FIVE O'Clock
and briefly addressed the market men, cOngrat-
uiating them on getting into a decent market
house at last On stands at the lower ends OF
the 9Th and 9th streets wings sections OF DOnch s
band .ere stationed and performed the pro
gramme a. published in yesterday STAR.
Nearly every dealer had taken pride IN fixing
up h.> stalls in the most attractive manner,
and there has seldom been a finer display OF
meats. Vegetables. &c. In iii. city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

a. =; yUeTH PAYS HAII PRICES for Ladies',
IL! Ia cent, ~ yhil6rSal Second hand CLOTH.
at OLE street, between etk ana IN ofToets. Note
by Nail Deo0DtH attended - o1l6.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

SHORT STRIKR--S esterday morning a strike
took Place among the labOrers or the RIadens-
burg Fike, which il now beng graded and
grA'etled by the contractor. MIR. r. g. Crowley
AtoUt 10 lShOrers, mostly cOlored, Quit work at
inc urgent request OF lew leaders. who pur-
shaded the crowd into the belief that thew would
te cheated ont OF their wages; some five weeks
pay heing due them. Mr.. Crowley had been
marc az work for some days getting his pay-rolls
prepared. but WAS not quite ready 20 paw ALI
when the strike commenced; but afterwards
paid AL OF. To-day most OF them have returned
10 work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

ExCrEsToSIsTs To BE PRorECrRD.-Through
ire e1eEtion Of MIR. George X. Sheckell, proprie-
for OF U mont, arrangements have been entered
INTO between IT, police authorities of this Dis
uict and MARYLAND. by which row6ies will have
hot time OF u should they attempt hereafter
70 intefiere Win the pleasure OF exeursionists
1T Glymont. In case the reserve force (which
VIII aiwavs he at hand on public occasions) is
insufficient for the preservation of order and
uecency, ~ II mutually agreed by the authori-
coMitatus. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

SECOND NATIONAL BANK-SOme OF our en-
teTpTlsiEg citizens have formed a joint stock
company to establish the Second National
Bank OF " asningtOn, under the act authorizing
national banks. The capital stock is fixed et
S2Oo,OU0 II shares of 500 each, all OF which has
been taken. Yesterday g meeting OF stock
holders was held. at which over $500 shares were
represented. The following beard of directors
H2s elected: John G.. Mckeldel, Esq, General
George ". BallOch, Colonel ID. L. Eaton, Hon.
Thomas l. Iu!!Sch, Z. *. Gassa~ay, John o.
Evans, George F. GuIick W. w Burde.te, j.
L. Barbour, and Lewis Clephare, Esqrs
meeting OK the board of directors was then held,
when the following officers were elected: John
T. MC kelG6n. president; John u. EvsRs vice
President; ID. l.. Eaton, cashier; +. II. CASA
way. assistant Cashier. Arrangements have
Deen made To commence business as soon as a
suitable building can be obtained. Seventh
street has been decided upon for the location OF
the baLk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
CITY Item S.

FINE BLACK and colored pantaloons are
being daily added TO my stock, made as well as
the best ordered work.
GEO. G.. HENNING,
No. 40 eth street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

ST. MATHEWS TSSTITrTR-Tha fourth ar
EGal commencement of St Matthews institute
ca n street. between iith and 18th streets took
place last evening at Masonic hall. WHICH was
vel Lled With an intelligent audience notv;th-
S.skding the extreme heat. Previous to the
distribution of medals and premiums pieces
wee deciaimed by G.. =. Bingham, ,JOseph r.
ISroiE- 4. Nice hoe fer, Jos. ,Jirdinst0r and
OtheIs. The exercises were interspeTsed with
some excellent music by Master Kieckhoetfer
On the violin and Prof. G.. 4 Benkert ON me
piano. After the distribution, Rev Father
Boyle delivered an APPROPRIATE address to the
LuB.ls. - $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
OTICE
Contractors, Builders, Plumbers, Gas
FitteF s, Board OF Public Works,
and all whom 10 may

anu all WnOm ~ may
concern.
Considering the grand improvements going on in
washington n the way Of more perfect drainage,
extra gas and water supplies, Thoroughly paved
streets parting, &C., We would call the attention. Of
the public to the extent and variety Of our sfock
which is acknowledged TO be the most pete south
Of New York; and as We buy all goods direct from
manufacturers ut lowest cash prices, we can Ruar.
antee the lowest rates ct wholesale and retail.
Our Stock comprises In part, e follows:
slate. Marble and Iron Aantels,
Chandelier, Gas Pipes and all Gas Fitting materials
sewer and Water PIPES, Lead Pipe, Pumps,
Hydrants, Street W ashers, Fountain, Wash Basins
Sinks, Bath Tubs and all Plumber 9 1aterials,
Crates, Ranges and Latrobe Stoves,
Terra Cotta Vases and HtatuAry,
Sire ct Hose and Bird Cages, Iron Ssttees,
Chairs and Vases, Clocks, Bronzes,
And great variety OF Msntel Ornaments.
PATEUT GOODS.
Earth Closets, Neat Cooker, Water Filter,
Safety Lamps, Weather Strips, Flat Irons,
Gas, Cook and Heating Stoves Sunlight water
Renectors, Eureka Coffee Pot, &c., &C.
We keep in cur employ the best mechanics in all
the different brAnchss, and are prepared to rive
estimates and contract for work In Ill, and guar
Antee satisfaction.
HAMILTON q PEAR9Oy.
jez-2w Y. II. O. A. Building, cor. 9Th and d cts,
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NNM. ii. WHEATLEY'S
w STEAM DYETNG
and Sf,OURyNG RSTaPI TCuHEvr

OTFIcE.4s JEFFERSON STREET,
Georgetown, ID. q.
Established 1851; premium awarded 1857; And II now
one OF the Oldest, largest and most complete estab
Ishments OF the kind In this country. Ny patrons
viii consult their own interests by sending In their
isil and winter goods during the summer months
Beet place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeing
Gentlenen's Clothing. Everything appertaining 10
the business well and promptly executed. Office
closed daily at sunset. except Saturday when il will
be open until s1I D. m. Post Office Box 523. ap2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

TIE MEETING OF the democratic and csynser-
vative club, who propose visiting FILLMORE
during the convention, will be held at Inc Dick
son house, 40j 18th street, instead OF Trades
Union hall as formerly advertised. the latter
place having been previously engaged for this
evening by The S.engerburd Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

ANtsRNEST sssSERs who, disregard;nz the
thermometer, assembled at the National Srhs.
ater last evening, were well repaid for their
hsrdihood. Mr.. Davis, as a ventrIloquist and
Joker, and Mr. Sargent, as presdigitateur, are
d" equalled by few and excelied by nome and il
O. old Prob" viii only let down the mercury A
peg or two, they will doubtless have the fun
houses they deserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

RELIEF FOR THE FERT-FBH, S1-Corns
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, etc. sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White, 535 18th street,
opposite U. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street. Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02


1Mr. Greeley has recently been interviewed
by the dalrymen, and in response to an inquiry,
said. "The pest butter Is undoubtedly an old
RAM"
~Burglars drugged the agent of the Indian
apOlis, Bloomington and Western railroad at
Charlottesville, Ind, Sunday night, stole 81 ,4S5
from the safe, set the depot on fire, and escaped
The building WAS badly Injured.
HA minister made an interminable call
upon q lady acquaintance. Her little daughter
who was present, grew very weary Of his con.
versation, and at last whispered in an audible
key: "Didnt he bring his amen with him,
mammal"
~Mrs. Medley, Of Coventryville, Schuylkin
county, a day or two ago, while sweeping the
house found q box Of powder, and, thinking it
useless, threw it into the fire. 1t was blasting
powder. The house will be rebuilt aftor the
funeral.
&The following Is Chicago personal item:
Ear Of Corn and Dirty Face, two Indian beau
ties, supped at the Briggs last night, receiving
assiduous attentions from Carry-the-crow-on-
his Head and Affaid-ofthe-Eagle. 1t Is report
Cd that the parties are engaged,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE, n. Y. ay
and 18th St, pays per ct. on deposits. At3.Htl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
TAX FOR LAYING WATER MAINS.

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near Az street;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

SCDDEN DEATH.-CaptsinS Samuel Chadwick,
q clerk IN the city Post ONCE, died Yesterday
morning at O'Clock after an illness Of only two
days. He was resident of Three Rivers
Michigan, and was quite a prominent man in
his county. During the war he served as adju-
mant of Hon. ". L. Stoughton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

ANOTHER VICTIM CF Small POx.-Major 4.
e. Cameron, a clerk in the Post Office depart
1neIt, and editor Of the IOS, Office Ga-ct's who
h2s been III of SMALLPOX for about a week past,
cied-Gt O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He was
reported better yesterday morning, and strong
hopes acre entertained OF his recovery. Major
T.. was taken III about one week ago while on
duty Il he department., and complained to Mr..
Mari. chief clerk 10 First Assistant Postmaster
General EaIsnall, OF severe pains in the back of
the head and neck. He thought he had taken
COLD. 5at Oli making minute inquiries to his
condition, AiT, Mari advised hin; 10 20 home, at
abe same tine intimating that he lad all the
- eIncri:oTy symptoms Of the small TON. Major
z. went home andthe next Jay the disease made
Its appearance, ana finally resulted in death
yesterday at teTnOOn, above stated.
A meeting OF his fellow clerks in the Post
once Department was held this afternoon, at
which resolutions CT respect were adopted. The
deceased. Who served in the Union army, was a
ciuzen CT Iowa, an leaves a wife and several
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

bEATE - PROMINENT OBJ FRLLow.-Nr.
Jackson IduCnstcn, q ye!l-knoWu ci,izen of
stOn, Gied yesterday afternoon at his
residence On street., near ith, aged about IS
lars, aateI long illness. The deceased was
EICmirert II, 1-JGT If tie order of OH FaIIoSys
LoiC'ns us membership in Central Lodge No
j, and the GRAND Lodge, Mt. Nebo and the
Si'.id EEca4nI meHt, and a lew wears since he
very acCep;ably filed the position of grand
master CT this jurisdiction. The bodies of which
ne was member will hold meetings to- morrow
hlsht 10 arrange for his funeral, which will take
place ca thursday Afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

TIE TRAINS on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad commenced their regular trips to-day.
tEc FIST one 70 arrive reaching here at six
L .Eutes past five this morning, and the first TO
" PART leaning here al ave O'Clock, starting out
Elth sixty pas -eugeIs- The second train leaving
- SIS, had nearly 10 on board The present
zatss o. fare are as follows: Benning's 10 cents:
HlisCEs, 20 cent; Lanhsm's, 80 cents; Sea
Bowie tEEntingtJn), 10 cents each, Patuxent,
= CeI's; CdeItOn, 90 cents; Severn IS cents;
harmon sac cents: StC1oy Run, IS cents; Patap-
SEQ. 60 cents, NiTaH'S, 50 cent; SulpL ar Spring
~ CT nts. Maiden's Choice and Frederick Road
- cents oac =; Lafayette present Baltimore ter
minus, II.
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Georgetown Advertisements


BfTHos. DowLlNo, Auctioneer; Georgetown
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on Fay
cite street, Georgetown, az Auction.
IA On TUESDAY, July 9Th, at 6 O'Clock y
HI m, VIII sell ON the premises part of Lot ~
.frontlng 80 feet on the east side of Fsyette
street between h and Road streets, 10y a depth Of
10 ieet, improved 10y comfortable and nearly nav
tIame Dwelling house, containing seven rooms
Terms: One third cash; balance in and ~ mon tia
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on tho
property. ConveyanciuR and STAMPS az the cost
of the purchaser. -E
jy2-6tf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. =
nIssOLUTION OF PARTERsHTP-Theu under
~ signed, trading under the name aud firm of
Fulialoye Hsnsuer, have this day dissolvea their
partner ship b. mutual consent. Mr.. Richard Full
lslOve is alone authorized 10 collect all debts due
the late firm. and will pay its Indebtedness
RICHARD FULLALOyE,
JACOB HANAUER
The business will be continued by RICHARD
FLLLALOEE, at the old stand, Al High street
Naship gton, ID. o., June IL, Is72 jels avs
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DRY GOODS AT REpUoEp PRICES

As the season is advanced we are selling all kinds
Of Spring and Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices; Our stock of Dress Goods, Psrasols, and
goods for men and boys is large, and must be Sold IL
selling them cheap will enable us to do st. Call and
.Nsmine our stock and buy bargains. BENJAMIN
1Ol Bridge street. Georgetown .ieI2 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02

TIE OPPRESSIVE BEAT still continues all
over the country with its natural result OF in
crease Sickness ana Mortality lists. Lastnicht
II was excessively warn, il this vicinity and
notwithstanding the breeze to-day. the sun
shines With an intensity which makes exposure
- as rays exceedingly uncomfortable besides
beng dangerous With the exec ption of small
icN eur city Is eonpaT stively healthy. With
The tA6EmOLeter from 81 to 81 we are 90 worse
OF thaB they are at the north. The thermome
Ter reached . degrees ~ tie shade in New
h'.h Yesterday ard at Philadelphia Or degrees
ID both cities numerous cases CT sur.StrOke were
rel DRIED While here We have heard OF no cases
Reports nom Tie Eastern States represent me
heat as being yeTy great.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.


Last sunday was ''Taln-!eai' Sunday IN ali
Detective Il. z. p. BigIey was overcome with
beeXcessiye heat TO-DAY and taken 20 his home
In a hack quite sic J..
Ambrose FoIIictt. of Uniontown, has been
appointed by Governor Cooke a uuSteoOI puOic
schcCs fcr the 7.h district of the county, IL room
Ct i'T- V. g. Green, removed
The Corcoran ZoCaves. under command of
Cart J. 4. h. Plant, marched 20 his residence
or II street, near 10Th, last evening, and were
hands uaelv entertained.
At the third monthly meeting Of the Republic
Saving ard Building association, last evening,
eleven shares $500 we're sold at a premium
Averaging Isl per cent.
The horse ridden ~ Gen. p. =. Lee AZ the
battle Il Gettysburg is now Cwusd by lady OF
air. ~ county, Va. TEO purchased u IN this
city since the deatL Of zen. Lee.
Edward Wright. native of Georgetown. who
iaS Teen an inns Of TIE insane asylum the
pest three months, died there suddenly to-day
~ 7 90 o'clock .. II. from maniscal exhaustion,
s11., his rClatlves II Georgetown were notified.
The law graduates Of lSf1 Of Columbian Col
lFgc have appointed y. Z. Berry. of George
tc7sr. corresponding secretary, 10 receive an
nl&ily .TOIn sssE member OF the class com
TGEE-t,.tio7 stating his residence, occupation and
suCrC-s-
Mail service has been ordered upon the Bal
:in.cTe and Potomac railroad between Ealti-
mere ard Washington, distance fOrty-two and
tautls miles, and Richard F.. BOuldin, of
Hartford county, Nd. appointed msii-route
u-->-Tger. The service will commence to-day,
arO 'ae- mails b. carried once day for the
pTee,nt. number Of new efiCes will he
Opsned along the line Of the rosd as soon a
TIE necessary 2Trar gemsnts can be made.
= ~ satisfactory 20 the friends OF the Public
SCtCO,S OF the Fourth District 10 know that
orders 1ave been given tor the immediate COM
meHCe1uFTt CT TIE -ev CT from MARYLAND avenue
q IfC river. that viii afford sewerage to the
lar-C school building Jefferson BuIldingj lust
ere ctet n dat District. The building vii, be
Tat INTO uSe Oh the IeOpening OF the schools in
Sci 5eT, and It - necessary that the sewer
sfCu'a &c CoDs'ruCted by that time.
The TeFortCrial COTps ut THr STAY were
LC-rcd e pleasant sail last evening in the
chan FjCn yacht Fanny Bell" III charge of
sHe jolly and gentiemanly CAPTAIN y. r.. Bell
and his father. The tsip down stream was fast
tctcTe good wind, hut on the return an almost
dead ca m soTeE hat retarded progress, but by
the aid OF a white ash breeze and the blowing
az jim CrOggOE the party returned in good time
Tor tea and toast. and to hunt for items This
- iaUnty little craft, we'll ada pied for pleasure
parties and II" captain and his father know
Just hos TO manage her.