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ST. LOUIS EXPRESS

ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
fnT-EGATEs wEsT-LEAVIs
wheeling dAiy Wheeling daily
A.....:...., 80 A. u. At..........ll:io 4 n.
AHHiIH At AKETTEs At
Cumberland. us p. n ,CoiRmbus. SIS .. n
Baltimore, ....SS p N iSGndusky -. 1859 , ..
"SAhnStoo, Ctndn1u. lois p. u.
p C,;.;;...G0 ?. n Chicago. -. $50 a u.
S Sei-aSSeipaA. sIS n ST. Loois.....i:o ?. II.
PAST LINE
EsT-LIATIs ET-LKAVEs
wheeling daily Wheeling daily
AZ. ......SsO p. N It........ ..sos 4 n.
AEHfyEs At AKXUEs AZ
S1noe-i&nd 20 = n Columbus. 80 p. -.
baltimore SIS l. n lSGn6usky. $50 .. 10.
Shl4deiphh Lap ?. n. Cincinnati. .l6I6 p. N.
S .St 1otk ...&$O ?. N. Chicago. $50 4 N.
D c. .....,IoSs :. n "sGntIy: eI i; I; l.
NAIL TRAIN.
EAsF-LEATr VESr-LIAyEs
wheeling daily Wheeling daily
ts...-.-...iI:So p. n At IFS p. N.
AANTH AZ AERITn At
SSnoefA1d ..ssoG u lCoizab1s. e. .s:l5 l. n.
baltimore ....4t5 p Il sand .s:SO D, m
D, c.. Gus p. N. CaissEo. .i3:is : a.
PHI +deiphi1 ll;So ?. n ST Louis 100 1 N.
NsE lotk.': 'sGrdsys excepted.
CU1BERLSSD ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsT-LAIEs HEsT-LEAyEs
wheeling daily Wheeling dKly
Ei.........I0SSA u 81 .........EES D 4.
AE1rIn A. AERTTEa At
Cum oerAnd 70 p. N Columbus. ..l3:50 l. 4.
'S-n6AyS excepted .lRciInI L.. SIS = n.
81 Louis. .... G:sS p. N
Sundays excepted.
WHEELING, PITTs'G L BAIT. DIVISION.
Leaves " healing Al I;lS 4 n, and 80 p n,
Sundays excepted
RAsI boond Trains make connections ~
Baltimore with G1tns for Philadelphia, New
York And Boston At Relay House, T!s Wash
tnEton City, for Al potrts South
West bo1nd tZAtIs make direct connection A.
Columbus !oI al points West Gaa Northwest.
11ekets 70 El 7sInc!pAi points can b. procured
Attic once ". P. SIXTH.
4Gstss Of Incorporation, Baltimore
R. T. DEVRIES,
leu General Agent. Whcel!TH {.
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TRANSPORTATION,
IaltimOre & Ohio Railroad Co,

RMANKsa
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
l. run By the following schedule on AID L!,et
June 10, lsi3-EhselinS tine:
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Bonds.
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At,iaaSia-

rps disease OF the memory or impairment of
the Idea or power of expressing language NAV
be illustrated by the following instances. 4
gentleman Of seventy years, when wishing for
pirate word. II he desired bread, he asked for
his boots, yet would be furious when these were
brought. Ii he wished a tumbler TO drink from
he would call for an utterly unsuitable vessel
and rice rerSd. Yet lie was conscious that he
used the wrong word, for if another person sug-
gested the proper word he at once adopted it.
Sometimes the substitution is applied TO a single
letter. An instance of this occurred in learned
patient of DIR. Crichton'S, who substituted the
letter for {. and, if he desired (HdFee) or cot
fee, he asked for (hGtEe) a cat. A singular case
was that OF Madame Hennert, who asked for
table when she wanted chair, and for book
when she desired glass, and even when the
proper word was suggested she could not pro-
nOunce ii, yet she conducted her household
affairs with accuracy and regularity.
Not only does the defect in question affect the
power OF speech, but il also extends to the act
OF writing. The person may articulate nuently
and rapidly, using strange words that he has
NAV even know that he Is talking nonsense, vet
when he attempts to express his ideas by writing
he will either write his words in conformation
TO his use of them, or he will write an unintel-
ligible scrawl.
Among other odd examples of this defect ia
one related by Professor Hammond, in which
the person always made the answer tons to any
question implying the use of figures, though he
would correct himself by holding up the right
number OF fingers For example, il he meant
two, he would say tots and hold up two fingers;
If he meant seven, he would say tois and hold
UP seven fingers; il he meant eighty-four, he
would say tots, hold up eight fingers and then
four. Another gentleman could not recolect
the names of his friends, but always designated
them by their ages-ScTibner's for August
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Condensed Locals.

The premises. mach ineTy and thirtv-eie!lt bar
res OF Risky were seized at TriJletts dstllery,
IN AieNsndria, on Thursday, cor non-pay ment
OF revenue tax.
Professor Gunnelle has been electrifyiug
tdchmond with his spiritual manifestations"
says southern exchange. Wonder if the Pro-
fesSOr Is our Master Frank Gunnell?
MI Levy, a Philadeiphi detective officer, ar
rlSed here to-day, and returned at one O'Clock
IN Charge Of the prisoner Binder, whose arrest
WIS noticed in THE STAR o. yesterday.
The Sabbath evening services in Lincoln Hall,
uudeT the auspices of the Yong Mems CHRIS
Iian AFsOciatiOn, are becoming popular places
of resort. and are exceedingly Interesting.
The Wa-lil gtGn library company announce
in arOther column that their's is the only large
circulating library in the city. :. contains over
1Z,ttO u lanes.
C0mTlai1ts are made by residents on 7-h street
southwest Of fast driving in the evening by par
ties CwTi9g fleet nags, and that til lives of Pc
Cestriars are endangered thereby.
The Young Catholics Friend Society give an
othCr excursion TO ST. InigOeF Fortress Monroe
and Seyells PJiTt on the i1th Of August. Thee
excursions are very pleasant, and afIo-d an Op-
poTtunity for enjoyment which cannot be sur
passed.
Auditor Richards to-day passed upoS. go GER
tifCates CaiHst the corporation CT Washington
hled by The FTce4msn's bank, amounting to
$50 60, with an accrued intercst of S1,3S7.
Also. =, iCO scrip certificates for paving Penn
sylvania ayeDue, and they were paid. These
certificates of small denomination are grad
usliy being retired, and will soon become ex-
tinCt
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G E . R G EFT WIN.

CONTRACTS AwARDED.-The following con-
tracts have been awarded, and work will COM
mence on Monday next, 29th instant: To
James MCCARTHY and II. @. Addison, LIST. I'd and
Sd streets for excavation and filling, and also.
laying curb, pavement and sewers under the
superintendent of VIM. j. Carroll. Favette
street to Timothy Daily, under superintendent
of Z. Z. Houghton, the same; Water street TO
Shinn x McGowan; LIST street is to have a wood
pavement. Other streets will be paved as the
citizens may elect. Mr.. Clephane has received
his block for Green street and will push that
Improvement through rapidly. Dunbarton
street is now complete, and the entire town is
being improved as rapidly as possible. The
citizens OF the third district are pleased with
the detection of the contractors and surperinten-
dents of streets f.. tAis district and from for
mer experience, know That their work will be
dOre faithfully.
: RELIGIOUs.-LastS SABBATH evening at O'Clock.
the Young Mems Christian Association com
menced outdoor meetings in front of the
butchers market on bridge street, and was
largely attended. Tomorrow evening A. T.
Stewart, f. X. Bliss and others will speak.
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lYeHDmellI Seeurifias.
Markets To-day.

BAlIDioRE, July y Virginia sizes, old Il.
NiFsinls oCrso idaIed, a5s: West Nirgiui.s Is:
Noffh carolina $, old, b; do. new, &C. do s2eeis al
BALTlMoRE- July q .-Oottob dull sRd nominal.
Low ihldchnFs Nts- Flour more active aud nrnler
fer new ana esh; cid mammal Wheat Sfeasy sr5
ntctangti Corn hTn, white southern, 7sa77; mixed
mixed, unchanged. Bye QE.et and UNCHANGED pr
yslchs very strong Mos pork. sl4 25a sIkte. Balk
mt eis NeTy strong and hanged. Bacon hrmer
eioes. n; sugar cured hsRss. 1916. Lard DULL ga
ga " estern batter la fair demand. good ~ cboca
lsa2o; fancy, e. Whisky fTm. IS
EEW lCAk, J1ly z.-stOoEs drH but strong
Solo miner, ga. Money easy Exchange, long
sesi short, ts4. Governments I'm ara s1ealv Viz
glIl 90 4i54; neS, 50. North Carolinas, f3IL
NV YORK. July S.-Flour steady. Wheat oCiat
LoHne JU'y E.-Conso's aud american securs-
ties unohsrRed. Specie in the Bank of Engla6c
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THE WEATHER

NAh bEFARTAErT, OgLcs Chez Signal Or<e,- D
WARRINGTON, ID. c., July z, iss2 IL a. M
cFNoPsIs Fo2 PAST TvRNTY-FoUR HOURS.
t-e low barometer FRIDAY night in lew Eng
Is-Il mas disappeared toward the northeast. with
hofAerly and westerly winds and clearing
Siear ana cooler weather AMI rising barometer
ItOLl Lake Erie TO Virginia. Light nortierlv 10
Eeeler,y winds, with fair weather, has prevailed
IRON the Gulf northvsrd to the lakes, and also
OF me puth Atlantic coast. Barometer nearly
stationary, with soCtherly winds and Gear
"5StheT, as lar as heard from, in the northwest
nortLerly TO westerly winds prevail from The
Mlssissippi to the entire atlantic coast and from
the lower lakes TO the Gulf. In the northwest
ana on upper lakes slowly fall ng barometer
southeriy winds and partly cloudy weather,
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INTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA

MARY Il. WILLIAMsON ct al: vs.. DONALD 5. VIII
HANSON ct al, Equity. No 2,39l
The trustee in this cause having re ported to the
Court that on the 29th day of May. A ID. 1872, ne
sold lot in Davidsons subdivision of square SIS TO
o. II. Granger, at and for the Of $50 O0D four
Thousand four hundred and fifty dollars; that said
has fully compiled with the terms of SALE
and that said ssle was in all respects fairly made:
1t is therefore, this 18th day of June A. 1871,
dered and adJudged by said Court that said sale
and sihereby, ratified and confirmed, unless
the contrary be shown on before the 2sTH DAY OF
july, D. 1877; provided copy of this order be pub
hshed in THE EVENING STAR, paper printed and
published in ashington City District OF Columbia
d. O. HUMPHREYS. Justice.
A true copy-Test: y. j. MEIGS, Clerk.
j;o-lswsw By l.. p. WILLIAMS, Assistant Clerk,
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"A sTHMA AND BRONOHIrIs ereetu.llI re.

A sTHMA AND BRONCHITIS effectualiy re-
"A heyed by the use Of Datura Tatuia, for u in q
most fearful attack Of asthma, Lord Dunsauy had
minute so, when the symptoms abated, and IN ten
minutes more he Was relieved wonderfully He
told he had used IL for with the most per-
feet success Certainly the inhalation had the most
magical effect ever witnessed. "-DT. T. Ne VsasI
" have never known an instance In which relief
vas not obtained: "-Ges; ALsxander. Sold a. to.
bacco IN tins as cigars and cigarettes in boxes ana
q pastiiles Tor Inhalation In boxes; By Ssyory 4
Moore, 143 New Bond street, London: and All
Chemists, Druggists and Storekeepers Throughout
the Sssses' je6-eosIt
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pOCKBRIDGE ALUM sPRINGs,
n, UTDnJSyT 4
OPEN JUNE 1, ls7

L,
This fayorite and celebrated watering place will
offer additis nal attractions this season. l.. . 4
Among other improvements there has been vEAy
added an elegant and spacious Ball room lEsl III
adjoining the parlor; the parlor has been epargod
and much i'm prov ed. aud the proximity Of the two
renders each easily accessible 1t will be kent in
stZ not surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The waters OF these special springs either or
greatly relieve most cases Of Scrofula, Incl pient
Consumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryn.
gifts. Chrenic Pne1monia, Chronic Dy.pepsis,
also great value IN those affections which are ne
cullar to the female constitution, and a. an ap-
peizer,a tonic. and general restorative, they are
perhaps, unrivalled amongst mineral waters.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ball room q first class band OF music, and in
general all the sources Of amusement and recre-
alton usually found q our best summer will
be at the command Of the guests at "R0OKBRIDGB
ALUM" The place Is within eleyep to thirteen
By rail- all in daylight Passengers leave the cars
rapidly over . smooth and level rosd of only eight
miles, set down the visitors ct tho Springs to tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application
Water for sale By Coleman 4 Rogers, Baltimore
also, in Washington.
Persons making use Of the ground,, &C., OF the
sprlnes' and not stopping ct my b vel. will be
Charged nail my regular rates. talS-2aw3vn
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A PHILADELPHIA COMPANY is putting I'D
extensive crushing and amaganating works,
and sinking several shafts in Spottsylvania
county, Va, To dig for gold. They seem to be at
work with the intention of regularly developing
the mine, and claim that they are sure of hand
some profits.
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WOMAN's RIGHTs.-The women of Carthage
Indiana, have abolished all liquor saloons in that
town. Some sixty indignant matrons visited the
various dram-shOps and besought their owners
to abandon their vile businecs, and. failing in
their mission, they formed in solid phalanx,
marched to the misery mills, one after the other
smashing the furniture and leaving havoc behind
them in every case.
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BASKETS FOR TRANSPORTING EGGS. Il
think all egg-dealers who ship eggs for matching
in boxes OF any kind make a sad mistake
Express men ICiU hrolO boxes, no matter how
many handles there may be upon them, or how
plainly they are marked "with care" Let then
pack their eggs in cut hay, in small baskets with
handles, and they will ride much be tier, anu ne
one will throw basket. iskets are also much
cheaper, costing ten cents each.-R. TdEsntine an
IOt{[t5u UCrId.
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There was no change worth noticing in the
New York money market yesterday, the ruling
rate on call loans being per cent. Government
bends were quiet and firm, tie advance i'm gold
stiffening quotations somewhat. The stock
market " as more active than on any previous
vas small
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A oO1. E T. st Z. ...... ..e ,:ss s..:s.,
LIJHRTR' Li1E. CfuHUr, SAND, &C., &C.. %.
Lrnbfh siLiS eet % order on skort notice.
Psvina purSosss delivered In say Dsrt Of ths pis-
S1SfaL RsrArB bousht and ssld ana money m
vestsd. 10 this breach Of the busin Il Yin here
s:s sys ~ 20 ). =. snt3 iSs M , =. sasi
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CITY MS.

FIRE! FIRR!-The auction sale of Fancy
Goods, Embroidery, &c, &c, damaged by lire
and water, at Mrs Clutches Fancy Store, will
take place on Monday, July Goth, at 80 street,
between 9th and 10th streets. Ladies' look out
for bargains. S. SAMsTAG & Co., Aucts.
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DROPOsALs FOR CAsT-IRoN WORK.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON, ID. o., July Is, 1S2.l
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
til IL N. AUsusT %, 1874, for furnishing: fitting,
and deliy ering the Cast iron Columns and Piastere
required for the Fret Second, and Third Stories Of
the South Wing Of the new state, War, and Navy
Department. Building at Washington, d. O.
Copies Of the drawing, specincation, and schedule
may be had Oh application at this once.
Payments will be made the delivery and &C
ceptance Of the work, deductng per cent. until
the conf letion Of the contract.
An bids must be accompanied by . penal bond in
bidder will accept and perform the contract II
awarded TO him, the sucency Of the security 70 be
certified by the United States Judge, Clerk Of the
United States Court the District Attorney Of the
district wherein the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right 70 reject any
or all bids, IL be deemed for the interest OF the
government to do %; and any bid that 10 not made
on the printed form, 10 be obtained q this ONCE,
and does not conform In eve respect with the terms
Of the advertisement, will not be considered neither
will any proposals be received from parties who
not themselves engaged in the manufacture Of cast
iron work, and who have not the necessary facilities
for getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed In . sealed envelope and
endorsed Proposals for Iron-vork and addressed
TO A. B. MULLETT,
jyls-lA Supervising Architect.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIsrRIO
l OF COLUMBIA,

The 18th day Of June, A. ID. 1S2.
ANNA V. FOWLER ct oil VS.. WALTER g. Cox eft al .
No. I'll, Equity Docketn.
On motion OF the plaintiff. by Mr.. Casey, their
solicitor. attorney IL is ordered that the defend
ants, Alice Dallam and her husband, ]. Dallam,
and Mary Otis English, Daniel English, Kate Eng.
lish and henry English. children Of Henry r. Eng
lish, dece ased, and Daniel Z. 6choneld. Fannie w
schofield, May 3 Schofield and Bfie Schofield and
Alice Jenes fchofeld, children Of Mary SchofieId,
deceased, cause their appearance to be entered
DAYS after this day otherwise the cause win b
preceded with a. In case Of default.
By the Court:
d. O. HUMPHREYS, Justice. &c.
True copy.-Test: r. J. Mics, CLERK, &c
Us s-N By u. p. WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk,
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subs.r,
i Der has obtained from the Supreme Court OF ~
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters
ALFRED HUNTER, late Of Weshington county,
d. c., deceased. All persons having claims Against
the said deceased hereby warned TO eYhihit tn
came, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscrber
on or before the 10Th day Of July next: thew NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benef Of hs
ssid eetate Given under nv hand this 1oth day OF
July, 1S72. ELOISE HUNTER
jy22-laWSwS Administrative N r
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING GOOD HOPE

Board Of Public Works DlStrict of ColHuJja,l
WGShHxfOH, July %, l5Y2.
sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until AUGUsT 4, (at nocn,D for the following work,
viz:
For the grading Of that portion Of the Good Hope
Road between the eastern line Of Cniontown and
Good hope, and the grsyeling Of sail rosd between
Nichols avenue and Coed Hope The construction
Of twenty-nCh 3Dl pipe culyert, fifty seven $50
feet long, with head walls Of stone also for
side walls to arch culyert Of stone masonry.
zach bidder will be required before presenting his
Did 20 deposit with the Collector Of ashn gtOn city,
to the credit of the Board Of Public Works, the sum
OF five hundred dollars, $780, taking q recei pt
therefor as guarantee that lac will enter into and
carry out the contract awarded to him, in accord
ance wi h his bid. The money deposited will be
refunded 10 the bidders after the award
OF the contract and TO the contractor after the COM
pletion Of the work.
Plans and specifications Of the above work can be
at this Office.
Proposals should be addressed to the Vice Presi-
dent Of the Board and Endorsed Proposals for I'M
proving Good Hope Road"
The Board reserves the right to reject any OF all
bids Bidders will state the shortest time in which
the work can be completed
jy26 ALEX. X SHEPHERD, Vice President.
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LOB RENT-One rear PARLOR, nicely furnish
y ed, first flight. Sl,; also, one Chamber, third
Si2: one hall room, es. 927 OH Ct, bet. 1 and
new Iork avenue. jy6-eo3ts
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s~ered that she did, but he boarded nine months
inthe year in the 18th district. MI Tarnerwas
finally admitted.
Mr.. Peter W. Pearson, from the committee on
conference submitted the report OF the joint
committee appointed BY the Greeley and Brown
central club of the District of Columbia the
jackson democratic association, TIE Young
Mems Greeley and Brown club, the Young
Mems democratic and conservative club, and
the democratic executive committee of the Dis
tIiet to confer together upon plan of CO opera
ten to promote the election of Greeley and
Brown, which provides for the represent ation
of the association in a grand central council.
ELEVEN THOUSAND DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
Mr. Pearson explained that at a meeting of
the joint committee an attempt was made 70
rule out this executive committee. but they had
carried their point, claiming as they did to be
the representatives of the democratic voters of
the district numbering II 900. The question OF
the adoption of the report was dis CusSed at con-
siderable length many of the delegates express
ing the opinion that the committee having been
organized for local purposes only, they shoEa
not enter into the proposed grand central couI-
Gil. and finally
TIE REPORT WAS LAID ON TEE TABLE,
and the committee discharged. Mr.. Yates, froa,
the committee on procuring suitable headquar-
tiers, reported shat they had not yet been able
TO do so; and they were allowed farther time.
Nj. +. W. Fenwick here took the chair, and Mr..
Dickson said there was a want Of concerted ac
ton between tho various clubs, and as there
feemed TO be some doubts respecting the position
of the democrats executive committee with
reference to the cSldidates-Greeeya AID Brown
he wished to SUI init 2 series of resolutions
the District democrScys support. TIE resOlu-
tons were unanimously adopted MT Davis
moved that committee be appointed - act in
conjunction with OtEer committee in srrang-
Messrs: Bal, Pearson, and Bauer were ap-
pointed.
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TYING line, on the end OF which is fish
hook, TO a large rocket, htching the hook 10 a
mans hat and then getting him to fire Off the
rocket, is the latest form of practical joking in
Troy. 1t works to the intense astOnishment OF the
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A VIRGINIA VoLCANO.-A sort of miniature
volcanic eruption, other disturbance of the
earths crust, is reported in Russell county, Va,
where a large rock burst with loud reports aud
fragments weighing from four to five hundred
pounds were thrown up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-27

DR.. WHITE, Chiropodist, treats Corns, Bun
ions, Club and IngrOwing Nails, &C., without
pain, so the patient can walk with ease imme-
dately. Operating rooms, 535 18th ST., opposite
L. s. Treasury.
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WASHINGTON SCHUETzRN yERE1N.

The full line OF ScAuetZen Goats, regulation
style, have arrived, and embers can now supply
themselves preparatory to the Fest
liable BROTHERS,
9 Corner eth and ID streets.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

905 sTkhkT' 905
PHIL III. WEIGH d CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS. A UCTIONEERs
AND INSURANCE AZ ENTS.
We buy and sell Real Estate. Houses, Stores.
Apartments and On1ces 70 rent and lease. ReDts
collected, guaranteed and advanced. Money care
fully nvested. Negotiations Of ell Kinds faithfully
executed; Houses built; long time given for pay
ment Plans, specification, contracts and deeds
skilfully drawn. satisfaction guaranteed. Give
M call and viii merit another,
~0fhce under Masonic Temple. je1k
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LOCAL NEWS.
ExcursI,,s. Pickles, &c.

Family excursion on the Lady OF the LAKE to
Smiths Point tomorrow afternoon.
Excursion - GlyClOnt on the steamer Zaltiee
&c -nOTrow morning at ten O'Clock.
Daily excursions 20 Mount vernon on the
steamer Arrow.
Marshall Hall Partition now open Scr the re-
ceptiOn of picnic parties
Grand festival OF the Washington SeEuetzer
yereiD, commencing on Monday next
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
snd made to order by Hemplsr. near * street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-27

FINE roll plated and jet and gilt bracelets,
misses and ladies' sizes, from So to $40 per pair,
received at Prigg's jewelry store, No. 457 Penn
sylvania avenue, between X and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-27
lust RECIIyEH
$50 HANDSOME SUITS
OF all styles. fol sale cheaD at
m7-tf B. HBLLERS,Jl MARKET Ounas

w sire TO purchase 0ENUINB TIAS q -
low prices 70 call ct the Chinese Tea Hong, +.