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WAsHINeToE, ID. O., June Is, 1872, 10 q. m. {
SYNOPSIS ToR PAST TwBNrY-PouR HOURS
The barometer has risen over the New England
and middle states, with cloudy weather and
rain, but now followed by clear and partially
cloudy weather, and light to fresh westerly to
northerly winds. Clear and partially cloudy
weather is now prevailing from Kentucky and
Missouri to Lake Erie and upper lakes, with
light to fresh northerly to westerly Winds
Cloudy weather from Alabama westward, with
light to fresh northerly winds. Clear weather
from North Carolina to eastern Florida with
light southwesterly winds. Cloudy weather at
San Francisco. The barometer is highest over
Minnesota and southern Missouri.
COMMUNICATIONS and partially cloudy
weather prevails from Tennessee to Lake Erie
and the upper lakes, with light to flesh north
erly to westerly winds, but followed during this
afternoon and tonight by easterly to southeriy
winds increasing cloudness, and possibly threat.
ening weather over the northwest, and extend
over the upper lake region tonight. Clearing
weather for the western gulf states. Cloudy
weather and areas of rain for the eastern gulf
and south Atlantic states during the day, fol-
lowed by clearing weather and winds veering TO
westerly and southerly this afternoon and TO-
night. Clear and partially cloudy weather and
light to fresh westerly to northerly winds for
the New England and middle states. with pos-
sibly areas Of light rain over southern portion
OF the latter. :.
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Markets To-day.

BALIIMoRE, June 5-yireinia, consolidated,
s sSst; West xirginiss, IL; North Carolina's, old
BALTIMoRE;. June Is Cotton dull and nomi
nal; low midolings, 2f1<a2iZ. Flour dull aud weak
for low grades, and steady for high grades. Whest
quiet, but frm and unchanged. Oorn-white south
ern less active, e2a8i; yellow southern firm, 60:
mixed western quiet, 67s6s. Bye quiet and stead
prices Unchanged. Provisions quiet and uuc ane
pressed, 81.
NEw YoRk, June Is Stocks dull. Gold
steady, lSs. Money easy. 8. Exchange, long, OK;
short, lok. Governments dull and heavy. viz,
gInia 6s, 46; new, 90 North Carolina's, 32s<; new,
NEW YORK, June Is Flour steady Wheat
dull and unchanged. Corn quiet.
LONDON. June is, ii 30 m.-Consols opened at
a2n for money and 91x for account. Bonds of
,S62s 81 1865, old, 81; 1867, glh, ex.dividend;
FRANKFoRT, June l5.-Bopds, e6x.
LONDON, June u, 80 ,. m.-The weather is fair
and favorable TO the growing Crops. Cousols and
American securities closed unchanged.
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Pr THOs. BOWLING, Auctioncsr; Georse,Ovp n,
oHAN9pE sEI IS SALE s os ysALgAILE REAL

BY virtue Of decree % the supreme Court
in cause pendins therein Between &c H sassn
kengls ct al We. Henry Green ct al, we shall pro
SOD 8 81 ,s 81 ss n a Sss
s aSBssk sss q ss5se q lana lying and being
Icing Part 81 ssoef q and
west By part Of the same tract sold by West 10
and the north SS other rars Of ssot, o sed.
nary lately owned By said west. containing about
nse acres Oh land, more or less, with the improve
A;o, those two pieces or parcels Of ground lying
cry" and part q tract called Scott ordinsry,n
Il &c or@sfs
". s: 10 b JGsPs
s sIan sH a. ssa & fS%dT
line Of said new laid out road on the south sae:
thenSe along the southern line Of said new road
%sy 70 oa ns a0 81 ss
thence with the eastern line Of said LOT
be the same more or Iess sSse
with the full and free Of the aforesaid new road
of wisS az r e shs .Ss
sppur!en 9 q: the same is more fully and AZ
iM ioiio 5gi among the land records Of the County
in .S eoSnS snd gss S.gss land
Ordinary, and bounded ss follows, that Is TO ssy
Of eat9 snd MssPns = sssSn ~
and running thence north g degrees west Is perches
70 the third line OF the entire tract called scotts
Qrcinary;" thence with said third line north l2x
sesrees esst . gsrehes to locust tree thence north
soessees west perches; thence south 7fA degrees
xest 70 perches TO former line Of John Threlkeld,
aecesseo, thence, with said line reversed, south
sselees east a perches TO bounded black oak. and
tntnSe 70 the beginning, containing acres, rood
sn1 ~ perones a land, with the right Of way &C.,
vii more IuLiy Snptsr ~ reference to the deed,
.scoiGee IA Llber W; b., lSS, folio lS &C., one Of
w iano recoros OF tne county and District afore-
SAL. m A..
ufrSp, M n, ensa part OF q tract OF land called
LSIAy Discoser}, OF fretty Prospect" lying
eno peins IN saio county ana district, beginning
AZ Vie sae AZ stone planted On the west side Of
.ne meln road iesaIne IRON georgetown to Tenally
.oS q, ma keo Y. No :, and running thence BY
snG viii the seet sloe OF SAID road south $50 feat
- - inence Win me north side Of kenglss
~ S n west Sl5 ieet TO line Of tract
oI iana Saiied the hock OF pumbarton: thence by
ara with the said line north, northwest IS feet;
msrSsa NJ ~ aeerees west re feet 70 stone
; srhso MOO, tnence with straight line TO the be
AIsnt al, ,h., ,r.r, 49, L..
81 20 az ~ OF ot OF ARC lying on the west
IN to Roe2ris. or m 10 hsn
enning or "a ~ - Ne tne STATE on Maryland be-
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"A LITTLE Muss WITH THE RAILROAD MRN.-
Mr.. w. H. Campbell, wood and coal dealer on
9Th street, below Pennsylvania avenue, applied
to Major Richards this afternoon for protection,
ened to remove his Office, stable, &C., by yio-
lence, and without his consent Major Richards
promised to see that there was no breach Of
the peace, and when Mr.. Campbell returned
TO his place he found that workmen had broken
open his office door and removed two iron
safes, stove, furniture, &C., and we're engaged
in moving his ofice back some fifty or sixty
yards outside the railroad lot. He ordered them
to desist, and some excitement was raised, but
the men continued to accomplish their orders
stable belonging to Mr.. Campbell was also
torn down, and the material pitched over the
company had given Mr.. Campbell ample notice
OF their Intention Of occupying this ground, but
that he paid no attention to it.
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WR0UGHT AND CAsT-IBoN WORK.
TREASURY pKpARrxxxr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Qro o. the Supervising Arossfecf, june LAT. l62.
us . ss q ss. ss
Gssi: irsl- work Il the two Chimney shah. the
WINDOW Irsmes, Window Shutters, Door rssnes,
and the Ornamenfzl Finishinu Of the ef1oes Of the
4fnf md the Assistant Treasurer, bcr q San
frspcisco, Cal, al % exhibitsd on the drawings,
oescroed IN the Specifications. and called Tor N ne
AN sesaoldins required ~ ths eentrassors % pus
nent nee O. eh9ss but WIN be srscssd b. the con.
'ProSo:uls vlI Be usls by the pseoe, Iinesl foot,
or ~ WIGHT for the various articles q wrought
s1d ea.eiroa work, - provided Tor N IL foloVfnG
- vcrk YIN pa Be- s.hdsssasa sns,r aissrsns
bt1sers. bot win . oonssdsrsd q che agErsgsss,
E.ynn1 MI y 1eAs noashly, ts1nofing ssa
- Sint s.s! q 81 oo.I'sts.. q g ec.s<s,
TIE ss ~ q ss.sss I've ses:s.3 -, s dsiis.s,
test u SId6sr vm 1897 81 Irfcrn shs ecstracf
fS 9 % &c s Sc; ~: 49,. 90 & 8 =
- 49,. - sss:r.s. @ go = rslsss ssy
g.: -; 80 e =. g =. -, =: -
e: "a 60. 8 sss ~; - 3. - ss1s,s;
sse Is ~ ssssssz H. lss
6VTo1Skf q 60 -lfoa wort. - yhe kays - e
ssy Ss..l.s. - f:s'i r. e ~ .e.k
go Z 49, - - 80 90 ;se.ssss
ior d 1srisnases q - eo:frsss. vhisS vi =
',sS:d q. sSi 5: e: a. h. s b- vo-
=. - 5. : 6Lssrz. s.p.s,...s Arsls.s,
- 1ree11ry DepaFenon9.
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DRoPosALs req FUEL.

OFFICE OF sUP'IAs pIssURsIye oTrIeER,S
Posi- OFFIcE DEPARTMENT, June o, 1874.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until IL O'Clock m, on SATURDAY. the 9Th day
q July 49, for furnishing Fuel for the Post once
Department, as follows:
FOR the delivery and storage Of ESQ tons C1.34o
Eounosl OF the best quality of Baltimore Com panV
White Ash Anthracite Furnace Coal.
For the delivery aud storage Of 50 tons (z,1U
poundsl best quality Of Baltimore Company White
Ash Anthracite. egg size, for CRATES.
Al the above coal 10 be thoroughly screened and
free from slate.
ALSO. rs cords OF the best Oak Wood, well seas
onsd and sound; and 81 cords Of well seasoned best
Bakers Pine.
The above to be inspected. weighed and measured
july II. lS70.
Average samples Of genuine Baltimore Company
w bite Ash Anthracite Coal mast accompany each
bid.
Bids for the different articles win be cons'derex
separately, and the DEPARTING Mt the right
70 reject all or any portion OF the bids recefv ed IN
deemed for the interest Of the Government 20 do
Good security will be required Tor the faithful
performance Of the contract.
Q. d. CHENowITH.
let-totd Post Once Deparfm euf.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEHCIAL.

In the New York money market yesterday the
supply was abundant at ia6 per cent on call
loans. The decline in prices at the Stock Ex-
change of course lessons the demand for money
Prime commercial paper passes at 6a7 Der cent.
The banks are buying, but show no disposition
TO take paper running beyond the middle OF
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAYmAsTER's oFFIcE,

NAVY PAfMAsTERS OFFICE,
WAsHINeToN ID. c., June "a, 1874.
Sealed Proposals, 10 be endorsed - Proposaiss
will be received ~ this ofico until 2 m THE
IwESII;s66ocoNp DAT OF JuNE, 1871, for she below
the Washington Navy Yard, and subject 10 the
usual inspection. to wit:
BueaR Of Yards aad Docks:
loo Zone hundredD tons Cumberland Coal average
run OF mine, q 20 lbs. 20 the toni
lbs. 20 the toni
The above Coal % be OF the best quality Of its kiad
The contractor h 20 discharge IL futo carts provided
~ the eoy ernment and the quantity delivered is
be paid Tor according TO the weights Of the navy
yard scales. To be delivered Immediately. Bidders
must state in their bids the time within which the
Goal can be delivered. Responsble security re-
syarded: Blank forms for bids 70 be fad at this
ONCE, The right is reserved 10 reject any bid not
considers cd advantageous 90 the government
EDWIN STEWART,
g4 OF Peymaster II. =. Navy.
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II IHos. DowLiNe, Auetioneer; osorseto vn.
NuLEs. HORSE. CARTS. HARsE>s. &c, THE
LhrkCfS OF CONTRACTION, AT Ap0-
On wEpyEspAy MORNING, June 10,
IVG IL O'Clock, will sell, at the LIVERY aud
"a Sale stables sf 4, q. Darnes, on Bridfe
street above the MaTket House,
10 fne,yourg, well broken n tiles.
Carts.
sets Harness.
! Horse, Saddle and Bride,
the effects OF Q contractor. Sale positive.
Terms: Cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
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opposite U. s. Treasury. branch, I North
Charles street, Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain
TEHRMo1EETzRs and Barometefs are repaired
and made to order BY Hemplsr, near * streetl
THE ExclTEMERT ooCAsIoNED By Low
10ll Peunsylv ania avenue. my1
THi iSTs 0isifuR9. ' "
Dr. q y. Mewe's Arabian MN Cure
=, onrss erdissry oosGks and Colds h sfsv hours
Heus's AraAaan rsuae nle,a P-rsaer
Ir5iss build II risht square ~. "a nakss D1rs.
E9 9snsrsl Dsslnty,n ~Less vssansy," s.s
aCasilssls ls S:sss.sA 0ssssy"
~ . - 20: 8 3 49, ~ 8 iS 81 Fl.
cs6s, S1o1I - ~ ISssylys.ls sys.ss.
g. g.. s - . 10Y So = s;
fp1yn 8 Co i..A "a ssEssss:
T, Ss:ssi;5 tx g, g - f...g,...l. eve.
SE :s:;ss = q - ! 90! = s:....
s::: :i s:i::::: q: . . ....
T1' 0'. 8 SIS s4ss!9SF9R.
sc sSs e IS; y e: n
..s E;'l; s!;E 30,
" loll Pennsylvania avenue. ny1o
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The District Democratic Convention.

II.
ELECTION OF DELEGATES To BALTIMORE.
The COnreRtiOH Non-eommittal on the Greeley
Question.
Inc democratic convention of the District of
Coiumola, composed of two delegates from each
OF the twenty-five legislative distrt-ts met AT
the board of trade rooms last evening" and elect.
ed X. L. Merrick and VIM. Dickson delegates.
ana VIM. ID. Cassin and Il. i. Swart alternates
70 the Baltimore convention on the 9th prOximo
Robt t. Ball was elected president of the con-.
venfion, and +. p. Berry and NJ r. DooIev sac
retaries- The following nominations for dele
gates 10 the Baltimore convention were made
Jos. III. Bradley, jr., VIM. dickson, r. +. Mer.
rek, John q Kennedy, j. b. Blake, W. W.
Moore, W: ID. Cassin, John Z. Norris, j. q.
Payne, and j. G. Berret.
- Inc result OF the first ballot wss:-Merrick,
q; DICKSON, 20; Berret, 10; Bradley, IT, 2; Cas-
SIN, rs Kennedy, 4; Blake, 4; Moore, 2; Clagett.
8; Payne, 2; Norris, 1. Mr.. Merrick was de,
CARED elected. The names of Messrs. Bradley
Payne, Blake, Norris, Kennedy and Moore were
Withdrawn, and the second ballot was taken
win the following result Dickson, 20; Berret,
10; Clagett, 4; Cassin, 8. There being no choice
another ballot was necessary, and the tellers
announced the result as follows Dickson. %:
Derret, -; Cassin, 3. There still being no
The contest narrowed down between Dickson
and Berret- The third ballot resulted as fol-
IoWs:-Diekson, q; Berret, 20, and Mr.. Dick
son was declared by the chair the other delegate
TO the Baltimore convention. The contest he
tween Dickson and Berret was quite animated
and when the result was announced there was
SAcCAhk CiAQplng or hands.
The following gentlemen were Nominated as
aiternates; ID. T. Dooley, VIM. Turner, jr., b.
i Swart, W. ID. Cassin, and VIM. H. Ciagett.
The ballot was then taken, and resulted as fol-
lows: Cassin, p: Swart. IS; Clagett, IS; Turner.
:, DoOley, %. Mr.. CaSsin was declared elected.
nessrs. Clagett, Turner, and Dcoley then with
uIeW, ana u. T. Swart was unanimously elected
alternate. The chair appointed Messrs w H
Ciagett, t. r. Miller, and NJ. L. Dooley a com
mlltee 70 wait upon the delegates and notify
them Of their election.
4, On motion OF Mr.. Lewis, It was resolved that
tne convention recommend the several iegisla-
i've districts TO elect three delegates from each
dlstrlct on the 18th July, said delegates to COM
pose the central executive committee of the
1emocIauc conservative party Of the District of
columbia, and who have power to calI conyen-
tlons &c, and to legslate for the party. and
who shall hold Office for one year.
Ine committee On resolutions reported res
oiuu0h, which was adopted, earnestly recon-
uending the Baltimore convention TO take sncb
acton as will harmonic all elements of oppoSi-
non 20 the present administration and save the
country from the disastrous consequences of
ne continuance in power of the radical party,
Inc cemocratic delegates go to the Baltimore
convention UninstructeL.
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CITY ITEMS.

LIGHT WOODEN CLOTHING and Linen Cloth
ing, In great variety, for gentlemen, youth and
boys
White Duck and Marseilles Vests.
One Price Only. GEO. q. HRNNING,
No. 4i0 It'll street northwest
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WIN. n. NHEATLEYS
w STAN DfEfNG
AND C0URdNG ESTABLrsHMENr

Georgetown, d. q,
nstaotnhed ISL; premium awarded 1852; and a nov
one Of the oldest, largest aud complete s.taS
nshments 81 the Kind In this country. Ny psfrons
Vii consuit their own interests By sending IN their
tall And winter goods during the summer month";
feet place tn the Dfsnlet for Cleaning or Dysine
SentiemenS Clothing; Everything appertaxnfns %
closed daily at sunset, except Saturday, when Il viii
De open Until 81 D. m. Post Office Boz 1873 ans
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, NY ay
and 18th St., pays per Ct on deposits. Nt3.1Itl6
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a nERIoAN AND rREHOa Wall PAPEss

81, have 9 jpst received A Esesy see inspsesi0n.
snd eomprhng the choicest pssterns in the market,
eS9n.npS q brSws Blankss Qrounaed browne,
Oaks, oetinss Drown etriPs and Da1aeks, Tinfs ana
Rs ne % nro1Sss 81 ee.nR COLI - y:sy
Of Borders 70 match. =
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PIANOS, &c.

y kAkk CHANCk-Hsyfns Determines 20 ,ptro-
AAOhEk PIANO, Phiisdelp hia, which M
s - nc pevcu improvements, nsenihceutsttNU
Aasf EsDo made, nov ofer the same at s. Per
cert Tess ceen than any cher fret class Piano can
exhrlne Tor yourselves.
deem CARL RIonrER, sss Psnns. ave.
Most AMUSING TOY oUrl-Csu.e. inanimate
~ heures 70 dance 20 the music Of pianos
Ior sale by :. u. WILD BRO, l30 ilthy GED
greet west, between Pa. avenue and 81 VINVv
AtSs yp StSfs Ptaa0s, and manufacturer Of
ena oeslers IN Musical Instruments generally
Repaired. secIs ma
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icy GOODS AT RKpCCED PIECES.

As the season IL advanced we are selling all kinds
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods NJ greatly reduced
prices; Our stock Of Dress Goods, Psrssols; and
selling them cheap win enable Us 10 do H. CAL .nS
examine our stock and buy bargains. BENI kNIN
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ONE OF THE OLD SETTLERs.-Our readers
may have noticed in the streets for few DAYS
past rather odd, but venerable, looking old
man whose icy whiskers and long hair invOlun-
tarily remind one of Santa Claus. He Is one of
the Oldest living German settlers of our country
Born September IS, 1870, in Germany, he was a
volunteer in the wars OF 1913 and 1874 of Ger
many against Napoleon the Great. Of which he
wears two decorations for distinguished gallan-
ny. He was member of the famous "tutzow
Corps and was an intimate friend of "Theoior
koerner" and carl John, names of poetical re-
membrance among our German friends. He
emigrated to this country September 14th, 1873,
and has resided ever since in New Oxford, Adams
county, pennsylvania, where he had for more
than half century led useful life as practis-
ing physician and proprietor. As in the old
country, so in this hemisphere, his intimate
friends have been and are among the distin.
gnished men of the time. Hon. Thad. Stevens
was his warm personal friend. DIR. Michael
Dietrich Gottfried Pfeiffer, the subject of this
notice, is the ancestor of two Generations of
good Americans since his arrival on our shores,
and Is now before entering upon his last great
Journey about spending year on visit to his
old home, which he has not seen for more than
half q century.
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ANOTHER EXCURSION will be given nv In.
erty Lodge Knights Of Pythias % 0lynont ~,
TUESDAY The remarkable order maIntained
on their excursion last season IL an Assurance
tnst TINS one VIII be free from disturbance and
Management guarantees an enjoysble time 10
those who avail themselves or this opportunity
for relaxation.
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IHcRxAs8 YouR wxALrH, BY placing Your
money Ct six per cent interest In the Washing-
tom city savings bank, corner OF tn street and
Louisiana avenue.
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"HuMPTY DuMPTYD sun continues 10 draw
at the National. Tonight ID the last but one,
and those who have not seem the piece should
not let the opportunity pes.
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BrILpfNG AssocIArIoNs.-Atth the afth regular
meeting OF the Territorial association. iaet
night, 300 additional shares were taken IN
the second series Of stock. Thirty-fom hundred
dollars sold ct IN average premium Of 58K.
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So SWEET, SO pure,
So safe, so sure,
SO suited to each dental want,
The Fragrant Noz0d0nt.

RELIEF FOR THE FRET-FRE, s1-Corns
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, etc.. sue
cessfully treated by DR.. White. 635 18th street,
opposite U. s. Treasury. Branch, North
Charles street, Baltim0re). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain,
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TIE 1. o. o. +. CHOIR advertise . irst-elase
moonlight excursion 70 Marshall Hall. ON We'd
nesday, the 18th instant, and every possible
good order. -.
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tOnoemSe0 Locals.
The frst annual report OF the central dispen-
sary shows 5l1 cases treated. OF which 2s3 were
cured.
The Marine band left for the Boston jubilee
last evening, and consequently no concert in the
DIR. Stewart having been detailed by the board
OF health 70 vacsinate the poor, may be found
at the Office OF the health officer, No. 1885 +
street, daily from 2 to p. N.
The sea wall along the Potomac river front
was completed yesterday. A substantial wall
has been built from 18th street east to the
Packard, charged with rape upon little girl
on Capitol Hill last May, and who has been in
jail since, was yesterday bailed the sum of 81 600
being deposited with the marshal as security
for his appearance.
The following changes in fire-alarm boxes
ma nave Sesn made No. 81, from the corner Of
east, and box 16 from IN and II streets south
wsst to 9th and streets southwest.
Delegations from the several pioneer corps in
the District last night consolidated the organ
tzations by electing Perry II. Carson colonel,
John Clark lieutenant colonel, William Waters
major; and VIM: Green adjutant.
MI H. H. Bishop, operator at the fire alarm
telegraph Office, lett town this morning on a
sixty days leave of absence after four wears of
unremitting service. His many friends hope he
Will nave good time, and come back with re-
The states attorney for Charles county, Nd,
has Informed the governor OF the frequent in
Marshall Hail. on the Potomac, by roughs, and
steps have taken to prevent such troubles in
the future.
The sanitary police committee Of the board
OF health have been instructed TO investigate
the circumstances attending the alleged leaving
Of the small-p Ox ambulance in an exposed DO
sition, near the Wallach school house, for sew
eral days while il was being repaired.
The expected flag raising By the radical re-
publican club last night did not take place last
In consequence of the refusal of persons occu-
py1ng the houses opposite the Headquarters of
the club TO allow the rope to be attached to the
cniinneys. The club will erect Flagstaff and
unfuTl their colors on Monday next.
Complaints are made to us by respectable cit
liens that the smallpox ambulance is driven
oy day through thronged streets, or left stand
ing at points where many people are passing
and liable to get infected. IL was only day or
two ago that we spoke of the criminal neeli-
gence OF somebody in leaving the ambulance
where school children clambered into IL unaware
Of the character of the vehicle.
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IN ockr POINT HOTEL, RHoDx IsLASD.
SEASON, Isss-oS THE EuRoPrAN PLAN

Tbs well Known and Iosalar summer. Resort.
ss :s :ss E. s Sc 5:
Sgsn ier the reception Of sassi. July lss.
rant attached Table a hote Cor ehilSren and 80
wants. For further information addre.s II "A
HUMPb kkfs, Proprietor. CITY Hotel, Previ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-15

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