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Tongue Toast.

Crate the thin part of cold boiled tongue,
mix with it tive beaten eggs and about
half a cup of cream or rich milk. Put the
mixture into small saucepan and shake it
over the fire until hot, but do not let it boil.
Toast some slices of stale bread a fine
brown, butter them well, spread thickly
with the tongue fricassee, and send them
Immediately to table arranged side by side
on large warm dish. Ham toast is made
in similar way of grated or chopped lean
ham, or any kind of meat chopped and
mixed with beaten egg.
Hop Yeast.
Take ten common sized Irish potatoes,
boil them till they are thoroughly done,
then take handful of hops and boil in one
quart of water to a strong tea. Wash the
potatoes and pour a quart of hop tea over
them. Strain and add one teacupful of
brown sugar, one teaspoonful of pulverized
alum, stir well and set to rise. This will
require two days and nights. Beat well
with a spoon every two bOurs through the
day. After it is risen add equal parts of
meal and flour aud make into a stiff dough,
roll out and cut in small cakes, and dry
them in the shade. Make your yeast in
fair weather so as to have the cakes well
dried and prevent them from souring, which
will be the case if made in damp weather.
To make Shirt BOsOms Shine.
Let the starch be made in the ordinary
way, that is, first dissolved In cold water,
then boiling water poured over it till it is
OF the proper consistency. Add to quart
of starch small lump of white sugar, ora
bit OF white wax, the size of navy bean,or
few thin shavings of white soap and a
spoonful of salt. Butter, or lard, or sper-
maced can be used instead of wax. After
the clothes are rinsed, in the blue water,
starch them, and dry on the clothes line:
then wiring them from cold water, roll up
tightly, and let them lie awhile.
Iron smoothly in the usual wav.
Then place the bosom, or piece to be pol
ished, on board with single fold of mus-
lin over it, pass damp cloth over the linen
and polish with an iron made for that mr.
pose. 1t may be purchased at hardware
or house-furnishing store for seventv-five
cents. If the edges of an ordinary smooth
ing iron are ground off with a rounding
bevel, the desired effect can be produced
with it. In ironing shirt bosoms, as in
every other accomplishment, "practice
makes perfect" There are a dozen little
difficulties to be overcome which only ex-
perience can master.
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rIrFRAI.MVITArION.

The friends and acquaintances Of Mr.. John
Davy are respectfully requested TO attend the
funeral of his wife, IsABELLA, to-day, at
O'Clock P. NJ, on North High street.
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Butchers lightning Fly-Killer
sweeps them off and clears the house
speedily. Try it. Sold by dealers every
where. ap24 deod&w2m
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Ladies' Zinc and Leather Covered Sara
togas, also Gents Sole Leather Trunks
cheap for cash at Dunsteads Trunk Store,
81 College St., bet. Union and Church sts.
ap14 tt
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To MOthers.- Mothers, at this season
of the year your children are apt to be af-
flicted with worms. Give them DR.. Win
tersmith's Worm Candy or Sautoun Lozen-
ges, the most reliable vermifuge known. It
is recommended and prescribed by our
leading physicians. ap17 tillmy18
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.nMNnAa


YESTERDAY the sum Of $I23.20- was paid
into the United States internal revenue Of
fee. s
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Virginia Leaf.-We have in store
large lot of Virginia Leaf Tobacco, which
we offer at moderate prices.
myS 2w w. B, & r. L. ARNusTEAD.
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IF you want the best Cook Stove in use,
go to Mcclure, Buck & Co. and buy the
"Fashion" Stove. Over $4,000 in use; every
stove warranted to give satisfaction. i.
feb13 till julyl3 deoW6Tn =.
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The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, is the most centrally located hotel in
the city. my7 1w
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FOR THE HOUSEWIFE.
Rice Wames.

Take three gills of cold boiled rice; warm
it over in pint of milk, mixing it very
smooth. Remove from the fire, and stir in
it pint of cold milk, with teaspoon of
salt. Beat your eggs, and stir in -four
enough to make stiff batter. Cook on
griddle. They are delicious.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-10

Patent Right for Sale.-Revolving
Quilting and Introducing Frame, Of new
invention. On exhibitioninear music stand
in the Exposition. R. J. GILLIAN.
mvS 3W
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ST. Cloud Hotel Still Open.-Personl

attending the industrial Exposition win
find GOOD fare and pleasant rooms.
Delightful front rooms for families.
CHEAP day board for business men.
Do not regard the malicious reports Of
hireIings at the depot, who falsely assert
"There is no such Hotel" apl8-1m
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We are continually receiving the latest
style Hats and best custom-made Shirts.
We also invite the attention of the ladies,
if they want to save their fine Dress Furs
froIn destruction by moths, to send them
Tor Storage. LANDE q Bro,
21 Public Square,
my10 st Hatters and Furriers.
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A Host Of tennessee visitors =
IMpoRTANcE Avn RENEFJrs

of such an enterprise. In former articles,
written from day to day we have endeayor-
ed to present the inductive features in an
outline way and trust our efforts have not
been unheeded by the people.
Without advocating materialistic theo-
~, as being one if not the condition of
popular enlightenment we can safely say
that no better means can be used to instruct
and improve societies and governments,
whether pertaining to their social, CONNER
cial, manufacturing or mechanical phases,
Fbon ~. .....-f
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STEAMBOATS,.

Nor Cairo, st. Louis,
H Memphis and New =
OrIeans.-The fine passen-
steamer Talfsman, Wiley Simms, Master,
John Harper, Clerk, win leave as above on
FRIDAY, the 10th inst, at at O'Clock P. N.
For freight or passage, apply on board OF to
G. H. ARTHUR s. CO., or HARRISON g
SON, Agents my9 q {
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LINE OF MARCH

which was first to Cherry street, down
Cherry to Cedar street, up Cedar to Sum-
mer street, down Summer to Church, up
Church to High, up High to Cedar, thence
to Vine and down Vine to Broad street.
By the time they had arrived at the corner
of Vine and Broad streets Capt. Thatcher,
Green Morrow and Mr.. Frank commenced
a display of
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FIRE WORKS

from the balcony of the building facing
Broad street. Rockets of beautiful lights,
and Roman candles were discharged, cast
ing their effulgence far and near. A display
of magnesium lights was also made and the
street was lighted up a hundred yards.
Leng before the Commandery appeared on
the ground the streets and space near to
and adjoining the buildings we're blocked
nv
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CITY NOTICES.

The celebrated Chalybeate Spring, on
the East side of the Suspension Bridge, is
now open for visitors. my10 st
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

serious illnsss Of RsseS q, wrlHb,m.n.
Tho many elllIens OF the DIlIrlrL WIN lar

Eeriona lIlReas sf RsseT q. wrIHh'm-n.
The many citizens OF the Dialrict will learn
MIN sincere regret Of the serious illness Of Gen.
x, y. Wslghtman pns 81 the oldest and most
donoo on fWentioth street. between q and n .
aen, Welghtmnn was bora In Alexandtia, Va
~ January, lis5l and is, thsreinte, IN his slth
4 boy, with Mt Duane, who pobhshSd a paper
mere az mat time, And 10 served his time AZ q
PRINTER on that journal. Following this busl.
printer, and hold that position several years.
In early nie he was quite Buccessful Ia boeint3s
And accumulated some money win which he
erected q row Oh st6t6s % the site now occupied
BY tho National h8tel In 1880 he was elected
Mayor o. Washington, and was reelected to
that position two or three times, subsequently
nc vas cashier Of the Bank Of washington, and
~ ISL he was appointed chief clerk Of the
Patent ONCE by Commissioner EWbank.
He remained In this position several years,
when he vas removed BY MI bwbanke $40.
oessor, and appointed a seoond.eiass clerk In tho
Patent once He oontinued IN that position,
doing duty IN the library OF the Patent Once,
until June, $50, when ho was removed by COm.
missioner Fisher on account Of Ms old age. In
issl Gen. welEhtman was commissioned brevet
major general Of the militia Of the District Of
Nolumbh " President Lincoln, and fsorganiled
the militia here At that time, In 1872 he was In
t5s battle Of Bladonsburg, and acted with much
brewery on that occasion.
Ills wlto, who died some years ago, was the
SSia . 1mi,ashtsT o. C9L samuel Hanson, Of
ln,law, and several Of his grandchildren are
now with him. His only son Is at CentreTille,
La, and one daughter resides 10 baltimore,
both Of whom have been summoned TO his bed.
side.
Dr, Maxwell, hts attending phyticiAu, states
that he has no specific disease but IL gradually
sinking under old age and teebloncss,
In his early day, the Gonoral accumulated
some property, but thlf vas expended In middle
life, and old age found him dependent on hll
NJ. W. hI NJ nns ~, h ~ Iot
tent Once Mr.. A. r. shepherd, vice president
| Of the Board Of Public Works, generously ten,
dered him position In his once, which General
weightman has since hlled with entire satisfac
tlon to the board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

Mt. Robert J. Nicholson, superintendent Of
garbage CATERERS and night BcAVeugeTs, has en-
Tered upon his duties, with the following suboF-
dlnates:
/. George Rldgoly, moth Of Bridge to Bound.
Z GassawGy Waters, north Of Rrldgo to Bound.
AIRY, east Of Hlgh to Rock creek.
D. Logan Williams, south Of Bridge and NJ
streets TO Potomac, west OF TWenIy-lourth to
Potomac
1. Robert Gilmore, east Of twenty. fourth to
west Of Nlneteonth, between Potomac and
Boundary also, north OF NJ, between Rock creek
and Twenty fourth street.
o. Lloyd Mudd, east Of Nlneteenth TO west Of
Sixteenth, between Potomac and Boundary.
0. Michael Long, east Of Sixteenth, west Of
fourteenth, between Canal and Boundary.
l. Samuel Gflitiu, east Of Fourteenth, west VI
Twelfth, between Canal and Boundary.
g. NJ. Adams, east OF Twelfth, west Of Tenth,
between Canal and Boundary,
.. A. Mcintosh, east VI Tenth, west Of Eighth,
between Canal and Boundary,
10. James Williams, east Of Eighth, west Of
Sixth, Canal 10 Boundary.
II. Edward Allen, east Of Sixth, west OF
Fourth and -Four: and G-halL Canal to Boundary,
II, A, Hondrlrk, east Of Four.and- hall, west
Of First, Boundary TO Canal.
10, - -, east Of First, west VI Della
ware avenue, between the Capitol Snd Bound.
Il. William Bowen, north Of d northeast, 10
Boundary, between Delaware and Maryland
avenues.
rs All Berry, north OF & southeast, to Mary,
land avenue, between Second and Boundary.
l6 Robert Cole, east Of second, southeast, to
Eastern Branch, between X and q, southeast.
H. George Walker, east Of South Capitol
west OF Second southeast, between Eastern
Branch and u northeast
Is. FentOn Jackson, between South Capitol
and Third, and between river and Maryland
| avenue.
10. Dyer shelly, between Third and Eighth
southwest and between river and canal.
~. Isaac johnson, between Eighth and river
| and between river aud canal.
III f1lhann TfuinnfnWn and NAVY Ward q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02
TUE NRw RAILuOAO.


Yesterday morning the vice president, auditor
and superintendent o. tho Baltimore and Poto.
mac road, accompanied by several q the pres.
from baltimore, fen that city at h.iA a. m, aud
arrived here shortly after ! O'Clock, having
stepped few minated AZ All " tie way. stations
10 order that Superintendent DuBarty might
give tho requisite orders TO the station agents
and SwltchmUn. They pronounced the road TO
be uncommOnly smooth Tor new Que, and that
It was 10 good condition from end to end. shortly
AFTER o'clock the party took the cars and re-
Considerable activity prevails about the new
depot corner Of Sixth and u streets. Carpen.
tiers are hard at work striving to have tho
gers by this morning The building iG0nly for
Temporary purposes, and Is one story in height
and l2s feet In length by q In width. II Is 81.
Nded up Into four rooms, as follows Gentle
mons waiting % feet; ticket oiiioo, 10 feet; Ia.
dies room, IS foet, and baggage room, IS feet.
There are thirteen windows on each side and
three at each end, while every room has an en-.
trance OF Sixth street, with corresponding one
leading 10 the platform,
On the Opposilo side OF tho track Is a shed
running tho same length as tho depot, and
which will DO used TO accommodate passengers
In case Of storms or when the depot Is over.
crowded. The baggagemen and conductors were
busy yesterday IN getting things In readiness
for the trains to-day. Superintendent DuBaTry
Instructed all the employees that there should
be no iavOr shown on account Of color, and that
80 long as the oOloted persons conducted them.
selves In n proper manner they should DO
treated a. we'll as the whites. In the evening
two trains went over TO Baltimore empty, 50 as
70 make the early run this morning.
Until further notice, the schedule has been
arranged Tor six trains per day each, the time
for leaving being ~ follows: S n. IN, Niagara
eNpressl si5, tmaill 1913, western exptess,)
3.A5 y, IN, (accommOdauOn,) 5, lClnclnnau eN.
press aud 7ai5, (ChloagO express The arrivals
will 10 At 900, SIS, pt5 a. ~, aud ash, 7, and
p.i5 y. IN. The Alexandria and fredericksburg
trains will also commence leaving the same
depot this morning, leaving at 40 a. IN, aud
arriving In tho afternoon at $40 o'clock. The
local trains for Alexandria will leave daily at
7:lb, ., and II n. IN, 1850, 4, aud $50 y. IN. Tho
and $50 and $50 p, IN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02

Transaction Of houtiue nuslneHS.
The regular meeting OF tho board Of Health
street, DI, ID q, Dos, president 70 tbs chair,
and Dr. u, W. Bliss seeIettry,
Several bills Wurpfep6ft6i ~ tho anAnco com.
rnittue, through Nj. Matbhry, the chairman,
NJ 20 U6S, from tSe committee on epldsmIcs,
made partial report, ln which he rooomni ended
that the agents appointed BY tho boari be re-
Quested 10 10 nom door 10 door and yaocinate
those who have not been vaocinated.
The health oiiicer reported that he had redis-
tricted the garbage oolleotots and that these
men, under the supeTlntendence Of Mr.. Nlohol-
son, will commence work At once. Also, that
during the past tWenty.f0ur hours I'VE deaths
had occurred IRON smallpox.
The rules and regulations offered At the last
meeting Tor the government OF the garbage
masters were taken up aud adopted serintim
aller which they wurp ADOPTED a a whole.
The seoretaty wa Instructed 20 have copies q
the rules aud regulations and an address printed,
70 DO distributed among the citizens OF wash
lngton and Georgetown.
A report WAS received from the health olhcsf
settling forth that an Inspection Of the alley
known A. Theatre alley, between Thirteenth I'D
Fourteenth streets and Pennsylvania aysnus
and 2 street northwest, had been made, aud thS
alley was found 10 be IN a shocking condition
owing TO the want Of proper sewerage, The 70
port was referred VI the Board Of Public Work
Dr, Bliss offered the following resolution
which was adopted
RsIoipsd, That the president Of the Board o
Health be, and no ll hereby, requested 10 com
munloAte 70 tho honorable hoard OF Publi
Works and request them 70 give 70 this boar,
possession Of the slip add wharf At the tsrmlna
ton Of s street southeast and the wharf AZ thj
termination Of u street southwest a. place u
lected In the cities u Washington and George
town,
The board then, at Ii O'Clock, p. m, adjourned
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AHUSEMENTS.



The DaueaSargcnt combination opened to
their hrst Washington audience at the National
last evening. rhS house was good, considering
the weathgr anu the fact that both faces wore
new to our theatre gOors, but the performers
we'll satisfied those present Of the real merit In
their performance, and which will undodbtsd
secure large house this evening. The per.
formance opened with Sargonrs world Of magic,
which was rendered very acceptable by the skill.
iul hands Of the favorits illuslonist. The goblin
drum feat was mysterious and was accompanied
by several new tricks Of legerdemAln never BE-.
tore seen by q Washington audience. SARGENT
great hat trick, when three Or four bushels Of
rags Paper, glasses, travelling bags No, are
aiken from hat was warmly applaudod. The
seooud part Of the performance was In every way
superior 10 the hrst consisting Of anecdotes and
adventures Of the funniest Of mnny folks, intro
duoing several eccentric characters, Mr.. Davies
Is Yuc Of the best vontTlOquists existing perform.
ting with ease the dlfhcult feat Of representing
nve separate persons and distinct voices at tho
same time. Hts flights Of yentrilog uism are o.
the highest and most refined character, 10 facial
change taking place. His sayings are witty
and suited 10 this warm weather. one q his
characters was In tho act Of giving some seleo-
uUna from the "LNdy OF Lyons" taking the
Ciaude MelnOtte part, but as Il was undefst0od
the agricultural districts would DO heard from,
the ssleoti0ns, amid shouts Ut genuine laughter,
we're postponed. As this Is really an exhibition
Of merit, Il deserves cordial support, t. .. large
huuaew
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTICk- ~ NKw ApVRHTI-KNRNTr.
TuS oumalttos on examination Of applicants
Nor Bestlon on tho metropolitan police will
meet Wednesday, July 10.
CaE Southern Republican Association viii
meet this evening.
OoLDwELL h KiNo, Auotlouesrs, will sell on
wednesday, July 10 At their respective looa
lions, tho exclusive right and privilege Of using
the several district scales until July 1, 1sTs.
THE members Of the Choral society are 70.
queated 10 meet this evening.
HANDSOMELY furuished rooms for rent.
nrauLkR monthly meeting Of the Repnblk
can General Committee will be held tomorrow
night
CRocKERY, glassWato, nns plated ware and
cutlery, at Webb n BsVeridges.
Al. BAUoHLiN n REtLLEY have horses, carts
aud tools fer sale.
Tvs steamers Express, Alice and Arrow will
make trips TO Marshall hall, JulyL
TIVE steamer Lady Of the Like will leave
Washington, for Norfolk, Wednesday, Atl p. IN.
The nrst grand sabre tournament Of the GOV.
ernot's Mounted Guari takes place Juiyl I.
THE Methodist Sabbath schools Of Laurel,
Prince Goorge's county, Nd, VII hold pic mic
and festival Julyt.
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Proposals:
PTY9ER R IA fR sSEatsSgIRG fis
rost VIII lIFLHfNIgf.l

wImifSdfoF Jtns Il ls7a = i.
seoe rdsn9g WIN ths proylsloqs o. seoll'
IAN Aot making appropriations Tor the service Of the
init, oS2 SdSS.sd s e. 'sS
ses,ions arg lg the g9Ids 40 hgaLes ioilowi9g va
hereby sutbotllsd u ooa,ssst TitS the lowest bSds
uitnla thres months after the passage q this hot
rom sud . f x s8 rs, P az 6S,SssT sua
dfed and seyenythree, for the conveyance OF an "a.
cation not 70 sioesd the rsts rot voyage nov paid
qnder the sIistng oonttaes, and upop the sans eoa
Of Congress % reference t6sfoo, Sad he isspsoivS
contracts made IN Pursuance thereof, and The 500.
dudnE. the sHlstencs u theft oodifssis, with.
GSs IVon 80 6s ., Ss5 psyt q 4. o. sag bfSSo o.
sIt,nilou thofeoi; Provided, That AZ stesp.hips
s1iIi 2 I'M I'D yi,h !s.lf sssaS. sSa %sSasiSsH
Dc % SonsIfuo ed IS 70 Be- Ts,dlS sdsp,sd 70 The
armed 1as. services O. The gsl,sd STATE. e Ss,, Of
" lG.DsY.sd sesl s.pG % re sSSSs'Ss e ,ss
eases the ocers q the ships smpoJsd 10 the ssryioe
s,Sls p59Isasd ,Sr sss p ne wGsS
agoordlnE 70 Law declared tholt Intention 10 boocps
iboasR icy Wsrs sisSns Win ny ..n5s n ~,
iegton Or q saL set q sets spsSllgd y hs ~ o.
Aud tbs GoVernmsnt Of the Unlied States shall have
tlshs " eass ~ sI % take toI ~ use y ne
spoh ease py a reasonable .oompensa'ion lhsgstqI
Provided, fhs Ptos paid shall o.ss sIee-d the
shsi sItond 70 and be Applicable 70 The stssmsrs o.
the Brsllllsn line hereinafter provided iot.'
mali ssrVlee bstussn San FraScIsso and Uhins and
Jspsn lo ssmimonthlJ seLyle- shall BE- made Nth
formed in the said oompanys snlps or ho ship, Of NJ
suo9essor q Gterss. TIE nonsJi psysle under such
spooSssorg 10 interest shsii msiataa and ran i6s uc
sIss@,sps ,Ss ~ ,I 51SsSSrs'2S q iISsst saa
krsneseo, Va The istimly Of PsSSnna, By The ali
rosiisi That aid Fsduif.mspt sbsliia ali rsspesi'
apply 10 any party oontfaolluE for the "a service be
Z lie he fsSss Mai ss sSa IIS @ "'
PROPObALS
city Washington, tlhtil o'eieet .. m on MON
~ TOE t3th DAY q August, ts75 fot oohyslng The
%Sgis Inc u y. O. 80 soSs sss
shPsY =. than Out thousand lon. eslstoI eash
Ss POiI q Hons Koss, ltSlSsS logshlss :. Esto'
oonnsoioS viii he main line between YoLobsms and
saSs .as sI1ss s q oSoS ssS
dred and ssvpug three.
eupisa n ps8iogmiSs ~" pssssEss sssS Va, Il.
Guiding stoppsGea A. lntetmsdlate Polis ard also
'P PSs. OF ss ss & .S ssh ss q Ss e.
Proposed days ant hours Of departure IRON each port
s6ouid also soU sS eso6 6id The dspstiaro
must % 20 Arranged e 70 al,fluais a. san.l 40
line during ~ continuance forming regular semi
monthly ssrvios In oonneotlon hereuihI such eehsd
foSinaslsr General and 70 adustm cot OF alteration
" bis rdsTi fr6m time 70 time The Interests o. the
American built stss nshps Of the irst dlass q AZ
sosSs x. ss,, e ne md BsSss s
VII bssuble9t % lnspeeilen Aua ,u5ysY 6y an sIpe
pose By The Secretary 81 tie NaTt.
PTGPos.s must e9niorm n ~ p.fllogl,AT-,so ne
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-02
THE CKNTHE MARKET.


As was announced several days ago, the deal.
yrs vacated tho stalls occupied by them In the
frame market on Saturday night and yesterday
morning a hundred Workmen were busily on.
gagged 10 demollshlng the unslghtly structures.
With such yigOr did they pursue their work that
by nightfall there was nothing LETT TO mark the
spot save the large piles Of lumber, which will
10 few days be removed.
In the new building was scene Of busy prep
aratlOn. Painters, carpenters, labOreTs and
dealers were seemingly 60 mixed up as 10 be In
zach others way, but they were not, and about
midnight "qulet relEned In waTsaW," Tor the
bulldlDg) and the new market was ready for
occupation, and the stalls aud booths were being
rapidly filled with stuff by the dealers. Al s
O'Clock, all being In readiness, the enterprise
wilt be formally inauguTatod and the gOods
offered for sale.
In order 10 give Cridi 10 the occasion, two full
bands Of music have been engaged by the com.
pany, and most OF the dealers will have their
stalls fancifully decorated. II Is a subject Of
sincere Generalization that this much needed
long.e0uEhtior edihoe has at last been com
ploted, and Washington has q markethOuse
which equals, ifh does not excel, that Of any
HlEtRF city.