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pSyE GAERTS

P7aBATE COURT. JtIiys N nj hrsgs-Ye1 ter-
nav, al re. estate of DeloS Carpenter, Cha les
Walter wds appointed coliector-bOnd $1,000.
= viii was made by deceased, bitit has rot vet
apo Ited guardian OF the orphans OF Edg ard
C3ErlHE, fr.-b0lsCS 81 ,et1 -SaaC :. HoiIci.ye
was -. ointed guardian n tile orphan oi "a
uriei i.aIgioy--bOY i $4,000. Catherine EvGii,
residrfry legatee and eXecytri-- OF viii OF Jain
Ewaid, fave a special bond y j,Oo0
Eg-I-- CoCET. yuE.c EEmgar.vs- -sis-
Bart. ). Donehue ACT. Warren G Slmms; order
ioS,FuriIE hearing, the boy John Boylen, q
whom warren Is gEErdian. y remain with MIS-.
C-'pente- until further order Of the court
Tanning S.st. Fauninc; decree final CONFIRMING
trustee s. and auditor reports. "a -iir aEr. DALEY
e. a.; oTuer OF reference - y. ,. johnson 70
state account. In re. lien sgt. 2. +. Gilbert;
or5eS Tor new secuTity upon bono Of release o.
mechanics lien. ocean Natioasl Bank APT
Brow Ct a.. resignation OF trustees, successors
and receiver appointed.
POL;cE CoEET, Ju6g, SRsI.-TO,t,av, George
Tong .an, petit LARCENY ~ a knife and pocket
book; sentenced to thirty days in 5E.l George
hudson, Charged with interfering with an Off
car IN: the discharge OF his dutT, Ia ed 3 and
CO IS. Cr thirty days in ia{.. John Reed assault
ard battery o. Simon Lew :; 5 and costs. Henry
he:dy pleaded guiitv TO swearing or tie street,
ana was tnGG 3. Fanny > ones was fuct - for
tie same 0-seTse. John iJcewav pleaded guilty.
70 violation OF tke iaw regulating the distance
10 De Observed between Carte -. Char.es Nor
.Is, same Ori,sDSe. -. SimoI. HasEins SpC Chas
Digs, same O.ie.fse, - each. John hGlaire
Charged with making use Of .profaue and indie
cent language IN font OF The MettOnc Titan
bad been used 20 giving his orders with AZ. cath
10. the last tWenty-iire years, ard thought &c til
ing OF II; =. Minnie Langley, charged =. III
DIS a puoic prostitute; wOTklC use.
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A L Z X A n d r [ A .

STREET RAILROAD.-As stated in yesterdays
GG-etio, books OF subscription for the capital
stock of the Alexandria passenger railway COM
pany were opened on that day aud some OF the
stock taken. The estimated cost of the con-
structiOn of a double track from King street
wharf to Cats tavern, at West End, with turn
tables at both ends and for the equipment of
the road with sufficient number of cars to
enable one to leave either end at intervals OF
five minutes, is S25, 0O0 and that the stock in the
company will. be valuable is not doubted by any
familiar with the working OF street cars. The
gentlemen at the head OF the undertaking are
determined to push il through, and viii have no
difficulty in dispOsing of the entire amount OF
the capital stock in Washington and Baltimore
but it is TO be hoped that the stock will be sub
scribed for here, 50 that the profits may be re-
tanned in this city.
The POTOMAC AssoCIATIoN.-The seven
teenth annual meeting of the Potomac Baptist
Association commences at EbeneZer Church,
LoudOun county, to-day. There are forty-six
churches in the body, and the usual large at
tendance is expected. Rev. !. l.. Carroll, of
Warrenton, breaches the annual sermon. Dele
gates from Alexandra and vicinity will be in
attendance.
RAN AWAY FROM HoME.-The police OF this
city have been instructed TO keep a lookout for
Willie Wilson, son of the Rev. w. II. Wilson,
pastor of the Nj. 4. Church South at Port Re-
public, who, influenced by dime novel reading,
ran away from home last week, and, il is
thought, came here for the purpose of going to
sea.
RoBBERY.-The store of Mr.. B. r. Summers,
near the canal locks, was entered last Sunday
night through the second story window and
robbed of the money drawer and its entire con-
tents-1J cents in coppers. Mr.. Summers is
puzzled to know why his drawer was stolen.
OPENING OF THE CATTLE TRADK.-Forty-
hye car loads of cattle arrived here yesterday
by the o., A. & NJ. b. r., and went on through
to the northern markets. This morning ten ear
loads arrived from Manassas Branch for this
city and Georgetown.
CLERICAL CHAHGgs-It Is understood that
! Rev. Father Gubitosi is to succeed Rev. B. A.
! Toole as assistant pastor of st. Mary's Church
! here, and that Father Toole will be transferred
/ to St Thomas Church, Charles county, Mary
| land.
CRABs.-The like OF crabs in the Potomac
! was hardly ever known before. A barrel full
! was caught at Glymont in q few hours yesterday
by one man Gazette last ereRinq.
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= Lie EIarouis OF Lorpe is nreachinp.


ESLong Branch is to lave English floating
RATS.
t<Paper houses are being made practicable,
habitable ana comfortable.
81 Now they have "PeaCh festivals" % &c.
money for their sunday schools.
sS-A very helpless Pittsburg tailor advertIses
for two steady girls to help on pautalOOns.
tF-The street gas lights in New York cos
$3.50 each per year.
rfWater power is very abundant in New
England at the present time.
St. Louis mock marriages are absorbing
the primitive maiden element OF Wisconsin.
6-HOtel accommodations that cost SIS in st.
Louis are to be had in San Francisco for SO
~ The Lewiston, Me, journal is authority
for the report that ii takes two persons to scare
OF one ofthese dog-Gay flies.
~ The latest argument for the narrow gauge
is that the road 70 Heaven is built on the same
principle.
kSrA modern Solomon SAYS he would not give
two cents for boy who DID not prefer a kite to
a concordance.
f<Atter one OF rac recent heavy showers il
was excellent fishing i'll the streets OF New
port, y.
s~Twe!ve thousand m mosquitoes to each cubic
foot OF atmosphere is the allowance a. Key
West.
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<Tlav,se 81 work He,gvs turiEy the
&Rrnl MPsriler.
A COOP sCeGEsIIOv.

A COOP SUGGESTION.
To sis E6s - = The StgT--The unprecedented
length OF The :" heated tern suggests the-eces-
sity CT an alteration in the horts devoted &c out
door work by mechanics AID I8boFe-s. an
should be aeeed upon az 9-c- by those Interested.
IL all tropical climates where the wes.aer il
not warmer o. tie effects 11O5e enervsVirg than
il hes been this season in tbs latitude. II : the
inTaTiable cBst9m for all T.ersous to discontinue
the Guns RAYS are the kctest, the time ssmpo-
Garliy lost being made EP by beginning work
earlier IN the day.
We therefore suggest the following alteration
II work hOuTs, which viii bring q we4eOme
relief 10 man and his tet8Tui assistant, the
hoTse, who is Clike a sufferer II ntii taC cool
weather ST autumn sets III; begin vSrE a.
O'Clock IN the morning and e knock off, ct half
past u; begin Sgain at half past in the alter
noon and continue untii 6. By adopting this
.1eetCd change. We shall hsaT of few, IL any,
csses Of s'suUs; roke' OF s'VroStration or the
neat SgII- OCCASION Z.
Washington, T. c, Al zyGSt -, 1872,
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IE2RlBLE fLOoD-GbUrcR W-scted and z
C't'@ Droor7fd.-T6e owen KY SstgS has Tie
Following particulars Of drea HUI catastrcDhe
" IN Sunday, Angus: i-th. a coEd burst on tie
~ per waters Of a branch OF Lick creek, small
steam gear the pike in Carroll COUNTY. and the
waters came rushing dow in z volume four or
I've ieet deep, taking all tie rails legs and rub
Dish IN its way. Ar the tGTks OF Lick creek 2
strong ITa3e Baptist meeting house was filed
with people, during the tai Ct rain, &c hear the
htv. Jalnes !. Riley preach. The meeting Was
dls missed about II IN, and part OF the eJngre-
CATION dispersed for home: the preacher came to
New Liberty 10 dinner; but Ss the rain WIS not
over IN the direction OF the Forth, about fir!y
re sons still res aimed in the church TO await the
passing over OF the cloud, but alas! in few
minutes after dislissiOH, the waters came ,.osn
IN volume of several feet deep, and struck tie
meeting house, which was in the bottom with 4
depth OF water four or five feet deep with such
IJTce as 10 burst on one eide of the frame an!
hove the meeting house from its foundation
Il .drs. hhoX, in her scare. Jumped out of the
window with her boy, four years Old, in her
ar1le, the child fell from her embrace inr9 the
sur ing waters and was drowned, and she was
barely saved from the same fate BY help II i
believed the remainder of the crowd were only
saved o. the tearing up OF the house; otherwise
the force Of waters would have rushed il along
III the B1ad current, land, no doubt, drowned
many
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LIE B sTREEr srwen ALose rHg CANA1.-

THE Il STREET SEWER ALONG THE CANAL
Messrs. CAN'T " App'eman, contractors for
making the Il street sewer. from 9Th street IN
the west side Of 18th street, are -rnksing rand
progress with the work, considering the diHii-
culties they have encountered. Mr.. Samuel
Strong, the contractor for the section between
18th and Eth streets is CONCENTRATING his forces
on the portion near TO 18th street, and working
back towards 18th street TO point Immediately
south OF the Presidents House, or the middle of
the White Lot, east Of which has nearly been
completed 70 18th street. The entire length OF
this sewer will he completed before the wet
sets in, and the canal along the line will then be
filled I'D.
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VThe caterpillar is agreat deal more of a
burden down south at present than the grass
hopper.
sS-A tender-hearted Chicago bus driver says
he hates to run over a man-he THINKS IL hurts
the springs.
eY-The girls AZ Cane Nav drive about in bas-
ket phGtons, with their beaux seated in the
rumbles.
S%A correspondent inquiries IF bread is the
stahOf life, what is butter?" The last we got
was 10 cents pound.
eZA Scotch lady has this year destroyed
= GOO worth OF wine in her cellar on principle,
but a great many persons with no principle a
AL have destroyed more than that.
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WARNING TO CUBAN AGENTS IN CANADA
II having come 20 the knowledge of the Cana
dian government that certain persons in the
Dominion are organizing expeditions in aid of
the rebellion in Cuba, a proclamation has been
issued by the Governor General warning all
International obligations of neutrality.
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THE LoNGsHoREMEN's STRIKE IN Brook
LNN.-IEe protection of the police was asked
Yesterday by several Brooklyn, y. Y, COM
panies, who recently resisted the demands of the
iCrcshorCmen. Last evening crowd OF long
sLOremen got on the dock OF the elevator 81 an
haitian ut Wall street ferry, and as the non-so-
cicty men were leaving by the ferry for New
York sought 10 cross over with them. but were
dispersed by vigorous clubbing from the po-
lice. A woman was seriously injured by a club
which few out OF a polceman's hand In the
melee.
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TIE PBUSsIAN WORKING CLASSES. - The
state in Germany IS beginning TO take caro- OF
the industrial population. The PrOriq-ioI Cor
rsSFJE4cp- announces that the PruSSian govern
ment has introduced the system of advancing
money "a the miners employed by il for th.
erection OF houses near the mines where they
are at work, OF which they will become the
owners. The subsidies vary from 25O to 800
'halers, but some OF them are a. much as 500
ard are advanced without bearing interest. In
some cases especially in Upper Silesia, the state
also gives the site, and with this view il has
brought large tracts OF land to serve for the
colonization OF the laborerS,
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CITY ITEMS.

RELIEF FOR THE FKRT-Fee, 81 per Visit.-
Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
ails, Nc, relieved and cured; at DR.. Whites,
No. SIS 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury,
DIR. WHITE, Chtropodist, treats Corns, Bun
iona, Club and lngrowing Nails &C.. without
pain, 30 the patient can walk with ease imme-
distely. Operating rooms, SIS 18th ST., opposite
q. s. Treasury.
THERMOMETERS and BarOmerers are repaired
and made 70 order by Aempler, near ~ street,
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TEE SHOOTING AFFAIR IN EeypT.-Cor-
respoudence from Alexandria, Egypt, saws the
investigation intothe recent shooting affair there
has been concluded, but no verdict has been
General Butler. The evidence taken bv tha
commission bears strongly ag linst Rutlar
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VIRGINIA RAILROADS.&C. letter in the Lon
don Enterprise coutrsdicts the statement made
by a correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer
that the PENNSYLVANIA Central company had
bought the Washington and Ohio road. and in
tended to 90 10 work Immediately and extend
IL 10 Charl( stown, West Virginia.
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u GAMING AFFAIR IN NEW YOEK.-Gen''
Isaac ). CatlIn i Assistant United States Dis
tTlct Attorney. He fought bTavely in the Union
army during the rebellion and returned horne
with hut one leg. having lost the other on 4
southern battle field. The Generals Id-est vic
TIN Is ey-AsSessOr Pill. Brennan. The two
mot on Court street yesterday. aud A dispute
arose between them eg8rdHg certain events AZ
the recent primary election. Phil. gave Catlin
the lie, bnt had hardly uttered the words when
Lar tcIrIIIe cane; Re same one win N7,"h
Webster and Hodges suffered Castipatian. Ia
sceTded on his head. A crowd instantly col
lected. and isLt would have occurred between
the men had rot Jakey Worth and several Others
ihterteTed anu separated them. The stated
cause of the little uurlea.,,.uess WAS ina
Brennan promised 10 assist Catn al the primary
election in the Nineteenth ward but failed to do
so, anG, when charged with inf deity character
iZed the General ~ a liar.-Ne.y T9rE Hsr1lE
2fSt Instant.
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DARING JAIL 3 REAKERs-Four Y5utFflI Des-
IsrcdoeS OsS5Yo.reT q JdilsT.-Jailer Stone, OF
the Cock county jail, was the victim OF an an
pleasant surprise party last evening. youth
Iui criminal, who was serving out an eighteen
months teTInI and who. on account OF general
GOOD behavior, was allowed the liberty OF tie
mans, conceived the idea, N the brief absence
OF me JalieF, that he might, with the cell KEYS
which he found hanging just inside the outer
Co0I release three other yOGth particular friend,
0. his IN crime, and accordingly put his original
luta INTO execution. MI Stone, on returning
wac soon made aware Of what had crarSpired
Tor on entering the cutter door, and SCI
curing II behind him lie was confronted by
the tour youngsters, each with 4 cooked pistol
ana was made to understand that they desired
10 leave the premises. The surprised j4lar tried
nN argument % convince the young culprits OF
ne ElITopTiety of their proceedings, bat the
only reply he received was blow frOra sIunz-
SHOT IN the bands OfOne of the parties. He there
upon succUmbed 20 the inevitable, and the Grim
Inai guartettc made their eXeurt without bid
'ihE jEelT Keeper formal goodbye. II NAV
not be out OF place 70 suggest that hereafter
Parties visiting prisoners confined in the iaii be
requested 20 leave their firearms in the coTri-
GOT.-CtjcOgo Tribune, S0fL.
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ARREsTED Of NE CHAe-G OF FOEGEEY.-
Marshal l.. q. ECki0fl OF the Police Court ar
rested Clinton Rice, a clam a. TENT Of this city.
Hale, a payiDg-telier IL the Treasury Depart
ment, charging him with the forgery OF the
name Of j. Il. Lewis 20 = United States Treas
uTy draft Of one hundred dollars. payable ~ the
order Of said Lewis. Rice was lodged al the
Ponce Court, and At , o clock o. m. had no; found
bail in the sum Of 81 600 fixed by Judge Smell.
81 a later hour HT. X Ice produced 4 power Of
attorney authorizing him 70 sign the name Of
John u. Lewis, who was absent from the city,
Mr.. Rice was released on his own personal re-
ecgnizance for hearing in the sum named on
IhUTSnay next.
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SAD CASE OF DRowNING.-Edward Sweet
man, late assistant gas Inspector. was drowned
He was standing on the railing, holding on to a
post, looking at party dancing, when he fell
overheard, and was carried under the wheel
his body was not recoyered.-RichmORi En-
oar
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FOUNTAINS IN THE PUBIC SQUAEEs.-Gen.
Babcock h2s recently mai placed on the two
fountains III the Capitol grounds west 'front.'
two beautiful jets, said 10 re as the AZ any in
the country. IN Franklin square handsome
fountain has been erectei-jJ feet III diameter
OF entirely new design. throwing an immense
amount OF water through a Jet Of beautiful de-
sign ana II attracts much attention. In La
la!ette, scott and FaTTagUt squares unique
drinking fountains have been erected-dr.nking
fountains and lamp posts combined. These
we're designed by cir. l.. NJ. johnson and Ca:
By MT. D0Eell of the firm Of Johnson * Go
i heSe fountains have at the base basins on on
Iosite sides and above them the top Is ornament
ell with a Co!uce and over that IN ornamental
amp post !e-t IN nc, ght, tie whole le INT be-
'rg 4 feet.
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A SICK AND DESTITUTE STRASGER.-Yes-
terday Officer Steele. OF the 2d precinct picked
up sick and destitute white man named
Henry e. Waller, ard took him to the station
house. He states that he has been working on
the Pittsburg and ConnellSvil,e railroad, bat
las been wandering about the county roads
since Saturday last, barefoot and without any
thing 10 eat. Dr. Glennin, Of the Freedman's
hospital, admitted him TO that institution tenn
pcIally until his relatives can be notified.
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TIE THIRD RACE at Saratoga yesterday for q
purse Of 500 was won by Ortolan. Time, l:17
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TIE YACHT RACE.-The following are the
lengths of some of the yachts entered for the
regatta on Monday next East Wind and Cur
lew, each z tee; Witch OF the Wave, .; Little
Eia, =; Dolphin, -. all of the irst-claSs; Ger
tInde, y; Fannie Bell, i9E: Spray, Is and
Given IS, al OF the secord-cIaSs Other boats
are expected 20 be entered To- ninht
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"A Boy DROWNED WHILE BATRTNG.-Iseyis
Stepney, a ten year old cOlored boy, while bath
ing IN company with some other boys ar the foot
OF 18th street yesterday afternoon, went beyond
his depth, and drowned before he could b, res
cued by his comrades.
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GENERAL CHIPMAN Is the Administration cam
didate, and we know only two parties, demo
Gratis and re publicans. Let rs be consistent, and
discontinue this primary opposition which will
damage the general interest.-COloTsd CitiFsH.
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izEsECUTED PEDESTRIANS.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. iEvEsTIGATION.-A spe-
cisl meeting OF the board OF IRE commissioners
was held this morning at their rooms On >.
street; all the members present exceut Nr
hcDevitt. Mr.. Baker fpresidsItl stated that
the object Of this called meetiD- was ClESulta-
plants had been made in regard 10 the absence
OF the secretary, who was now present. Mr..
Barker moved that the board 90 into executive
session: which was agreed o, MesSrs. Barker,
Smith. Wallace and Baker voting in the atrna-
tive. Mr.. Bailey in the nc alive, and Mr.. Booker
declining 10 vote. Iii understood that in execg-
tive session, after consultation, n committee
was appointed 90 make a thorough examination
of the secretaTy'S books and papers anI report
at the next meeting of the board.
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LIVERY STABLES.
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

GHOICE GRsCEkEEs
~ Al REDUCED RATES.
FLOR.
best EAaILN, s8per srsrfer tIT. sat
best EATRA, - - per quarter Hbl. al
SCGtR.
Coco BROWN = GAR 10 cents r-r %,
e. e. ,,o gI,,,vv =. a. j rruts pr IN
b'ht NOsfEE d. a. ls-r Gents ~ tr.
COFFEE.
Best BIO. % cents pr a.
pct Rio, roasted, ~ cents ny fb
brst \, > cents TT 10
besi JAVA, roasted, y cents Ter ID
TEAS.
Pre- IMPERIAL, ~ rerh
I'm Rige GuNPowDEB, slz5 perm.
Best 9oLoNG, 81 Dr. 40.
BEST JAPAN, 81 Ter 10.
We invite the special attention II our ...r-r,
80 lle rlbHc generally, O. tue above 60
- .AII,leler mentioned srp % recent rr-rl,-as
..ul.l = i-cted Tor orr family IRA -. 49, a..
sGsifsLtee the same 70 be fully a. repr.-.r.r.f T.,
Goods delivered tree 10 shy part II the city.
II. g.. HOwSER d Cp
DELLA ~ C.EDICE GEOCEgyEs
505 STREET
1NE-V u flrTG.Ff. N0-s.sr. H..
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WANTS TO Know WEG?-F, FGf.5r. VIII
y0u kindly Intern surle residents " Capitol
HIN WY the excellent plan followed on gTL
street west O. having the ties and ~tringer- ct
he street railroad al the same time the nave
UeUt l. lad, is not adopted Oh the East CapitUI
street extension OF the Metropolitan road a
portion Q: tie pavement o. this srreet.has been
laIt, and not tie Of the long uTBInisal extan.
sion j. visible To- the naked eve. Has the com
any used its Capitol rill subscription 70 build
80 9TH street extension BE Kind enough 70
arouse this GTOvsy corporation to some &C -iv;tv
hat We NAV have the road before winter -
promised Let them either commence or re-
tuuG, or say they won't, and y 2 will know what
10 CNTect. B-lUg IL. ...aiS fg'qzg 70 4 stand,
ana greatly oblge many
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LOCAL II EW s.
vcTir~iotS, ric-Ffos, =

A~ft5F~iffst~r +Ae-zrat-sI <ECs
N*--t@a. ltai flvl.1U now 9PeZ Tor tAe re-
cegsI,a ,: '-cU.c fartles-
Day exc Slous 20 aIEGt YcTEOU on ths
Z sr-zs-
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FINE JET. plated Alaska diamonds and
French gilt Jewery, in al the new STYLES, re-
eeived az Priggs jewelry store, No ~ Penn
sy!Yania avenue, between < and 9Th streets.
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PIANOS, &c.

HIosT AMUSING TOY OUT,-Oaases fnsniu.sts
W VI ssnrss 70 dance % the rnusic Of pianos
street west, between Pa. avenue and ~ VfkfN
AssI,, toy S.k's P'asOs, and manufacturers Of
aha dealers 70 Musical Instruments generally.
Pianos sad ali Musical INSTRUMENTS Tuned Ape
Rersired. Saci5 -
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SEEio-sLY INJURED BY BRICKEkr-A
10y named FRANK Moran. colored, about eight
wears OF age was severely Injured veS.ar.11Y
afternoon By a brick thrown by an uuknny,
SCi1Tet girl, on the corner OF Tth street ava
~ aIkt STace. He vas carried by OriceE Hard
az. 20 Nr. EoIb's drug store, on the corner Of
.rh and l. streets, where his injuries, which are
thought 10 be fatal, were attended 20 ard he
was then CouTeyed 70 the residence OF his par
sr5-s, ca CEII-yi Hi,
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U-REMEMBgR NAME AND NUMBER
A ST r "A us,
Popular Clothing House,
lOII PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and lIth Streets,
jy%-tr Three Doors from Eleventhstreet.

ELEOTRIO BED. BUG POWDER EXTER
II MINATOR.
Why be eaten mp with Bed Bugs, Small Reaches,
Fleas, Ants, and Moths, when one bottle Of
GLESTWORTHe POWDER will clear the house.
For sale By Q. D. GILMAN, CAT Ps. svmus.
Price, Is ceats. way1o-4D.
RAZAAR-Bargainsi IN LApJEs', QnHTe' ant
ID CRIADREES UHDxRCLOTRIN6 may b
found ct W omens Christian Association, JudsctsTy
Square. All orders promptly and neofiy executed
200 REAL HAIR bRAIDsssst reduced prices
m1-tf 9. HELLERv,. tbs Harkst SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-22

The lime manufacturing business Of the late W.
H. Cooley, deceased, IN be continued es usual by
his widow, Mrs. W. 81. Cooley, by the aid and
assistance Of his former clerk and foreman, IL. W.
WILSON and J. GRIFFIN; and solicits the
patronage Of his former friends and customers. All
orders for Lime Plaster, Hair and Cement, viii be
promptly attended to. aule-eoSt'