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Eciifiral Nnfns

Hon. y. VI. kuaIfI, Of fersey county. III -.
been nominated as the democratic candidate .ur
ccngEcss.
Murat Ealsteal is spoken OF az the Iiber.i-
democratic Greeley candidate for C0ngrcss q
the "a district OF Ohio.
The old la Crosse Dsraoers, is leaa, b., II.
succeeded by he la Crosse D1iig LsIsr1f f. .-
pot, which advocates lie election u Glt. .
ana Brown.
The republican cCrferees Of the 2+th ca-.,ras-
siOnal district % Pennsylvania having failed "a
aglee upon candidate tOr Congress, have adj
i0urned until the 9Th OF \ Cgust.
EIhe Maryland CO,urCd state convention IA
Baltimore yesterday was remarkable Tor the
moderation and wisdom with which. a. a BODY
u treated All the questions that came under ~
nOuce, ana for it, earnest appeal TOR an extern
ZION OF educational facilities among tie race.
ticket.
a conference Of several prominent straight
out democrats was held in Richmond, Va, yes-
terday, WITH the alleged purpose OF forming a
coalition against Greeley, and 20 stamp he
state for Grant. Tie conference was secret,
and the names Of the participants were not
reported, except Hon. James Ions and >
Hammer Gilmer.
Henry ward Beecher. in whose Sterling COM
mon sense the people OF This country have abld-
ing faith, SAYS in the Christian Union: I'm al
truly civilized nations the avoidance VI personal
display, manly simplicity, and dlrectness are
highly bonored. No American President was
ever 30 absolutely unpretentious, - simple aa1
nocest ~ his manners, ~ General Grant"
Brig FIGURES IN NEW YoRK.-one realizes
from Mayor Halls message what a great city
New York Is. Is debt IN round numbers Is
sig coo ,Ooe-twice a. much a. that 81 Philaiel-
phia, and more than that Of the nation before
the war. Its tax levy for tie current wear Is
S5O,io' ,1Zo.cl, ard lss tax rate $50. The pop
ulation is DOW nearly i,OGy.irJ0, the are Of the
city twentv-four square miles. and TIE water
frontage twenty nine mlles. n has 3n3 miles OF
paved ana leo miles OF unp6vet streets. Twenty
thousand gas lights nightly burn in The streets
and public places, ar a public expense OF Sl8
per year for each lamp. There are 80 miles OF
Croton water p'pes. and - miles OF sewers
One hundred anu seyenty-fye miles OF sewers
are yet 70 be made. There are over 2,abD men
on the police force, anG 60 t-emen. whose
salaries together amount 20 a rOuul sum of
S3,0CJ.0C0. An average number OF , 90 work
Den are employed each dsy OF the year up0n
public works. The city contributed - the sup
port during the past wear OF u, 40 criminals. II
aileyiated during the same time, by out io1r
and industrial charity, the SufferiBgs q laJ So
Of the poor and the sick. IL contributes 10 the
support, under private auspices, Ot - 90 chit
dTen IN the private schools OF various lenJnli-
nations. IL eNpends 500 900 f0r salaries OF
judges and CONT attaches. More than two nit
lions OF dollars are expended Tor edu ,aiiJnaI
purposes, and a hundred thousand children a.
tend school every day.
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THROWN INTO THE NIAGARA WHIgLPpDL-
Between four and i've O'Clock Tuesday morning
as gentleman was walking between Ire lower
suspension bridge and the whirlpool on the
Canada side Of the river AZ Niagara Fails. he
discovered blood on the edge OF tie bank. which
excited his suspicion. lie returned u CLIFTON
and with two young men went below t1e bank ID
find, II possible, the body OF the murdered man
They found where the body ci a man bad fallen
on the rocks below, and pieces OF the skull and
brains were scattered in The iinmedia e vie nifty.
1t was evident that the body had been thrown
into the river, but cine was let - - the rTr-
derer or his victim. There i no doubt, from the
fresh appearance OF the pieces of brain aud -kuil
found, that the deed was C0nnittel Non lay
night.
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The Pre.identiaI Cam,aipn.

MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE.
NEW YORK, July lS-The rep abiican na-
tiOnal executive committee held a meeting YES
teIday tafterDoon, which was executive IN its
character and for the most part secret.
Measures were discussed for forwarding the
canvass in Pennsylvania, Indiana, North Car
Dina, aud West virginia.
Ex-senator Abbott made a cheering report o.
the canvass in North Carolina.
Col. Errett, chairman of the central state
committee, appeared from Pennsylvania, in the
place of W. Ill. kimball, who is sick.
a suggestion from West Virginia was consid.
cred, looking TO tie utilization OF all elements
opposed to democratic liberals OF that state.
The details of the campaign will be organized
in few days at headquarters here.
A secret session of the executive council OF
the union league, also held in the afternoon,
reserved to cooperate with the national COM
mittee.
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DRY Goods

The holiday wees y - street., Observed ~ the
C sLry SIX Lgns 81 at s..ucd tn ~ .afiou 90
S.Ose ny ;ECU thC 81 - tLeSth. lJf eve -l.e lcw
COMMISSION houses and he iolbsrs generally
WHO refused 20 come into the agree m-at we're
compelled, IA e 90, o. The nse, VS. 10 AtCp hV'i-
az, 1T t,eFe A. a, "a VttaU.,s t-cl Coz i2-ns
afAtiirE ctStru tf'tu'TE their doors a-t ian
hing themselves 20 keep Coo. since -h5. here
las bCtn FasJ- 3 gev-ygi % bu>iue.- lui there
are su1acaent ~ seutaiiNts b. NeU York q
the lsrstf uius ~ >. Lc~is. N.Dti-us.i. Ohl-
ago ALL N,S oslSsus who ale rUs1. 'a raaNs
puTtE ass whFs "a. iEGlreEltEt n......l ID ,.ra-
ale something Ike au Hpfcargur, 81 activity.
The sales, however. have been On "a very mode
rate scale m domestic CuttCus. ana t.e iavcra-
=, rcTCr-S 81 he cotton UCI rtG-. 10 nearly
CERTAIN hist decline ia the raw material late
II 'be TAI VIII Dc rrrcett lv q tan ru most de-
scrITtlOIS Ct staple fabrics. In Noolf,us there
il q u4Osc yOntl,ut sErIcIG 8tiln. aut the c,Oth-
,ers have sEcwn IS M cons. .;eia'lt activity dur
rinc hfa; OF The Yea Eer las 'seCn disastrous O.
nearly every department a. business. >othius
has been done which could po-sla,y Ne put o.
Until he heat suh-Idgl- Prices la every lepar
ncut OF domestic goods are rHuig-..v ~t6aa.
bat there j. net Sufficient demand % make s
market to be relied Epuu.
Fancy CaSsiMerts have tctn sold more fre,t
drrins the week. lEt hardly 50 freely "a -
been expected. The sales have been principe.
ly 90 Tie clOjhiers, The iohbers nor beng r..
lsttd - yet 70 make them selections. satin. .
ale I'm suCa small demand tENt the mAugtact-
Srs are dissatisfied sud discouraged. There
however. slight M. rove lr.t IN -hs dem ID
ioE thtSe good. especially fur tie % Nck>. NJ.
the mixtures are very uull. E.auueis are f...
active and ths sales aIs very small. but D..
sitaCN. and letter o-IaAuu WI be real
istSr IN she month. Foreign gCN,ls are
called ior ~ thls season. and TIE irapOrtay
ale gilt, while nearly al tie invoices now ...
TlNins alc sent @ bonded WAREHOUSES, W. .s
they VII remain uU'i, after the first ot Aug.
when the reduction or the tara wtl GO 81. o.
effect. In the meauW HE the importers are o.
hlnitTs their samples ami making aTranFr-
mSnir Tor al active tal business. Prices " q
necessarily be lower. and the new scale VIII o..
mostly marked 10 silks and wcClieus. " T. D.
C.TtEdeEf, -fth.
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GERMAN REFORM CONVENTION.
NEW YORK, July ls.-Ihe German reform
association to- day presented an address OF ap-
prevail of the upright course of Controller Green
in his administration of the finances OF this CITY
to that official.
STEAMSHIP AGROUND.
The steamship Clyde, from Galveston, went
ashore in the fog this morning az Fort Hamilton
and remains high and dry.
BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT GOLD.
There were twenty-One bids for gold to-day
amounting to A ,195, 600 at fIom III to ia 81 <
The amount to be sold, Al ,0oJ 600, il sold, viii
90 at from 11i46 \ TO 1l4.52L.
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The Saratoga Races.

FIRST EAIE TO-DAY.
SARATOGA, July 1S.-The first race. hurdle
race, two miles, was won by Lochiel, beating
Astronomer four lengths. Tammany third, L0-
bella fourth, both close up. Time: minutes
seconds. The betting was four 10 three OF
Lochiel against the field.
TIE SECOND RACE
was selling race, purse $500, for two year ODDS.
three quarters of a mile. Luna won easily. witt
Liverpool second, Bouncer third. Calvert was
beaten on. Time: 1:19. Luna was the favorite
at four TO three against Bouncer and five 10 three
against the rest.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
From Europe Today.

STANLEY IN htA IL FOR HOME.
LONDON, July IA i spstCh from Port said
announces the arrival there OF Stanley, the
hero OF the Livingstone search. He Is accom-
panied by son OF DIR. Livingstone.
MINISTER JAYS DAUC aTER To BE MARRIED To
GERMAN ENVOY.
vienna, July ls.-It l. reported in fashiCna-
bic circles that General lie SCaweneitZ. envoy
OF The German empire ar the Court OF Austria.
Is about TO esTouse a daughter Of Hon. John
jay, nited States minister.
TRIAL OF THE PARTIES ENGAGED IL BURNING
JUSTICE KECGH IN EyFIsN.
Dublin, July IS.-BarUu KicarG neSy. on
opening the tT-ai Of the persons charged with
participation IN the burning in erigy Of Mr..
Juslict Aeogh, said the outrage was witnessed
oy thousands OF Mr.. heogh's Ieliow-countTy-
men with savage qualification. Such sceneS
could not take Place in any other civilized
country They would not even be tolerated in
the great republic during a Presidential com
test. The tTIal i going forward.
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e Affairs I'm philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1s.-Robert Selfridge
committed suicide this morning by shooting
himself with pistol, after having cut his throat
with shoe makers knife.
EXCURSIONS FOB POOR CHILDREN.
A meeting has been called for raising sub
scTiptions for excursions for the poor children
after the New York pattern.
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Affairs on the Pacific Slope.

THE MAYOR OF NEDDo IN FRISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE Mavor OF
Yeddo, Japan, dined with the alumni of the
state university this evening. He made an
ofncial visit TO the Mayor OF San Francisco to-
day.
ROBBERY OF A MAIL STAGE.
The mail stage between Dallas and Canon
City, Oregon, was stopped by three highway
men Yesterday. They obtained about $4,000
from the mail bag.
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bismarck Going tOstOp German Emi.
grafton

NEW YORK, July lS.-A prominent member
of the German house OF representatives writes
here confirming the news that Bismarck is 10 try
to stop by legislation the great flow of emigra-
ton from Europe TO this country. He charac-
only way to prevent emigration is to afford peo-
pie the same advantages they have in the United
StaIes.v
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The Judge barnard Impeachment

SARATOGA, July 1s-The Barnard impeach-
ment court reassembled at 10 O'Clock this MORN
ing. w. A. Beach, or the counsel for the re-
spondent, having just arrived, asked time for
consultation with his associates regarding their
first plea, which is of irregularty OF the articles
of impeachment The counsel for the mana
gers agreed to an adjournment for one day, As
many witnesses are absent. The court then ad-
journed until tomorrow.
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The CrOps I'm the Northwest

CHICAGO, July 1s.-The crop reports from
central Wisconsin promise well. The small
grains, with the exception of wheat, will return
a full average. The crop of spring wheat has
been badly damaged by the drouth and the
chinch bug. The yield will be light. The corn
crop.
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NNSfrueffye Ere.

rseine. n commsnced N Mnifords bs,n n,e - Is
the creek, spread TO Mulford's DWELLING an
thence mp the square. Assistance .s asteS
from Bridgeport, a. the whole town Is threat
ened. sueat-
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New York Republican State Conveu.
ton.

NEW YORK, July 1s.-Alonzo B. Connell,
chairman of the republican state Committee,
issues call for q state convention at Utica,
Wednesday, August 2lst., to nominate state
omcers, representatives in Congress at large,
and presidential electors.
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The Trial or .Boss,, Tweed.

ALBANY, July 1s.-The Tweed trial opened
with argument by David ID. Field, of Tweed
counsel, against the right Of the people to bring
suits; after which the court adjourned TO Sep
TENDER next, when q decision will be rendered
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belly Warden Nomination Inv Can
greSS fn fIlinofs

ST LOUIS, JE.E sN.-lG- democrats 81 the
sixteenth t.stTic; ~ illrois. iu Convention AZ
Wanda a. YESTERDAY Nominate, =. T.. Bryan foE
CVnErc--.
TIE GtCrai rsFgb lS2U c1nyer'iCu -t ere same
-iue AMI YiaCe ratified tie ternocr .t.c roaiirs-
Ton AID T.etgcc tie liberal Tel ls.--s-s % lie
* ATTY SUPPORT OF tic ticket.
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boston, July 1s-Owing to 5 misplace,
switch ON the Boston and Maine railroad ts,s
1srs s1 s.S %S engine and dozen freight cars
jured. S one W. IN
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CORNS EXTRACTED.

NV 0ORNS EXTRACTED,
w lTHOCT PAIN, so the shoe can be worn
with ease nme diately after the operation Ruuious
Diseased Nails, Vascular Fxcrt scencss &c suc-
cessfuily treated at DR.. WHITES, 535 18th street
opposite U. ;. Treasury. Hours: a. m, to D. m
Zee, per visit; attendance at residence 2 5 per
visit Press Of business At Office precludes yistiDg
patients at residences except between and D. un .
heiers 70 the many eminent ply sicians, surgeons
snd the thousands Of other well known and respou
sIole patrons OF his establishment. Established in
Warrington 1861. IvII.tr
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Presentation. Charles II. Lewis, U. S.
Minister to Portugal, is at the National. He
expects to leave tomorrow evening for New
York on his return to Lisbon. ....Gen. Ruther-
ford, Third Auditor, leaves here Saturday for
North Carolina, to take part in the state cam
paign. ''''Ex-Senator Abbott left here for
New York last night, TO attend the meeting OF
the national republican committee.
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The Way They do n. J~,..x

Mxw ICkK, July 1S.-Goy Parker has an
Pointeo Andrew II. Clark Commissioner Of
pubic works In jersey City, vice Bumstsd re-
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King and L. L. Holden, an attache of the Boston
journal, made . successful balloon ascension
Saturday. The balloon rose slowly into the
who were watching IL from the Common in
about twenty minutes. It ioated of at about
the rate Of fifteen miles per hour only. About
two miles southwest Of Scituate q descent was
made In an open held, where the excursionists
remained some ten minutes and unloaded their
baggage. Then they went up again and went
out to sea, where they were taken in tow by a
yacht and landed on shore. They arrived back
in Boston Sunday noon, In good condition.
BOLD KoBBERY OF BOARDING HousB.-In
xew York, yesterday morning, two men and
two women bound and gagged Grs. Hardy and
her servant, after which they robbed the board
ing honse Of over thousand dollars worth OF
jewelry, &C., belonging to the boarders.
Z - The ice shops are closed and not allowed
to sell on Sunday In Petersburg, We,
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ST. LOUIS, July l&-McKee & Houser.
formerly proprietors Of the Democraf Issued a
nav paper, the G1cbe, this morning. IL will
advocate Grant and wilson.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I y q l. " III A LII,
THURSDAY EYENING,JCLY
INTENSE RECEPTION AND GRAND SUCCESS
BRYANE'a- uINSCREES,
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT.
ESTIRR CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
TIE GREAT MCANDREWS
As UNCLE EPH IN
UNCLE EPH'S DREAM
OF
OLD KENTUCKY HOME
which met with thruders Of applause last evening,
Snd will be repeated by paIticuiar req uest.
DAN. BRYANT IN NEW SPECtALTIES.
Ri MEMBEk THE BRYANT'S LAST MONT.
Reserved seals tcr sale al Ellis Music Store. 1t
OLD mol On Exhibition NEW No.
4SE; and sale 439
1TE ST. AZ sTH ST.
uARkRITEk'S,
Eo Is 9TH street, between aaG streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings. Engraving, Chromos, 40.
Also, largest stock Paper Hsngings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Kings, Nails, &C., in the District.
81 TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name and Humber. jelly
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TRANSFER OF ARMY conversational A.
K. Eddy, deputy quartermaster general, has
been ordered 10 duty temporarily as chief quar-
teTmaster of the division OF the Pacific.
Major Jno. Mel. Taylor, subsistence depart
ment, has been ordered to relieve Capt. Thomas
Wilson as purchasing and depot commissary at
Baltimore, Md.
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ANOTHER SPECIAL INDIAN COMMISSIONERS
APPOINTED. DIR. Joseph Parrish, of Philadel-
phia, has been appointed by the Secretary OF
the Interior a special commissioner to visit the
kicwas and other hostile tribes of Indians in
Texas and the Indian country. and negotiate
for peace. DR.. III. j.. Alvord, of Virginia, will
be associated with DIR. Parrish in his mission.
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To BE RE-BXAMINKD.-The Secretary of War
has granted a denomination in September to
the son of the late Gen. Thos. Francis Meagher,
who failed to gain admission into the Military
Academy. This privilege has been granted the
youthful cadet in recognition of the eminent
services OF his father, at the request of many OF
the members of the old Irish brigade COM
manded by Meagher.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.


Clergyman, while residing IN South America,
es missionary discovered safe and sim pie remedy
tor the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Disease OF the Uri1 AIRY and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train 81 disc rders brought by bsnefu ard
vicious habits. Great numbers ma Te been cured by
tits noble remedy, Prom pied D. desire 70 beuefit
the afflicted and unfOEtUnale, viii send the reel pc
fcE preparing apd usD this medicine, In q sealed
envelope, TO sny sne who needs It, FTss AZ CaG5Ef
Address, JOSEPH IHdAS,
Station n. 6ibie House,
MARIE ly New York City.
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A"JoHNNY BULL" WANTS TO KNOW, You
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Eaton, Commissioner of Ed
ucation, received letter to-day from an
English gentleman residing in Worcestershire,
asking for particular information in regard to
the American system OF educating the deaf and
dumb. From what he has already learned, he
thinks our system an excellent one, and desires
to send his son "a mute) to America to be edu-
Gated at one OF our institutions.
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REAR ADMIRAL JOSEPH GREEN has received
preparatory orders to take command of the
North Atlantic feet, and will relieve Rear
Admiral Lee at Hampton Roads, about the 18th
Of Anrnsf
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Z - The ice shops are closed and not allowed
to sell on Sunday IN Petersburg, Va
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The CHICAGO PUBLIC BUILDINGs.-T The
Treasury department will soon advance to the
collector of customs, at Chicago, 81 200 900, for
the payment of the site for the new custom
house in that city. The money will be disbursed
on the order of the commission appointed to
select the Site.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
ErOR MOUNT VERNON The steamer ARROW,
IL Capt. frank HollinEshe adj, hsv- -E-Dss -
ing bean rebuilt and entirely reftted -
ty her present owners, will leave her-szxsxxr.ssS
wharf foot Of 7th street. daily Sunday excepted for
Mount Vernon the tomb of Washington and inter-
mediate landings. JAMES SYKES,
iel9 I'm Ger I Superintendent Steamer Arrow
MARSHALL HALL PAVILION.
This beautiful summer resort having been en-
lsrgeC and RENTED is row open for E~nEa I.
charter for Excursions ard Picnic g. -
parties. e.--7zEn=a
Special inducements are offered to Sunday Schools
and private parties.
n. IL Special arrangements having been made
wi the authorities OF eares county 10 keep order
at thin pavilion, persons yist this beauti
frl resort without fear of being annoyed by disor
Derby parties.
FOR terms Of charter apply to Capt. FRANK
HOLl1NGSHEAD,7 th street wharf jel9 I'm
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GNTENAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source TODAY were Sig3 3Sl.5l.
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Gov. DE BILLIE, of The Danish West India
islands, formerly Danish Minister here, arrived
at New York on the steamer Henry Chauncey
Yesterday,
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.TEpR.sBETsC.5k
BUSINESS DIRECTORY:

cs-.ai1ins Cards cfFirz+-class Establishments
"a Al z auehes Of Business II the Dirs-iet.
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER W. X. WHEELER has
been detached from the Colorado and placed on
waiting orders.
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bsVVUN0ss W csttIn OuUIt OOln pafly flU I
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, &C.

hIsTROP & DUDLEY, cor. La. avenue aud 7th street
4. NJ HALL, corner 7th and Y sts.. OPP. Post Once
kiLBGURS IATTA, corner 18th and q streets.
HERRING JONES, las street. near 18th.
III. N: koHRER, slS Ith ST., OPP. p. y. Department.
Nm. II. CLAsETT, Sl9 Market Space.
SOLOMON J. fAGUE, 702 st. ,bt7SS,op Post once
CHARLEs THOMPSON Co, 63s street corner 7th.
moore PARvIN, SIS 18th St, OPP. Treasury Dep
y. X. WILSON, 5ll 7th street, opposite p. D. Dept.
.. STORRs, lf24 street. near Treasury DEPARTING Mt
7. JOHNSON, tAuct'r y cor. Pa sv. Sd ct. east
KENNEDY SON, 18th street near Riggs Bank.
PHIL II. WEIGH Co., s05 st., Masonic Temple,
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EJUDGEJ. j. MARTIN, 9th auditor, has gone
to Alabama on a few weeks leave OF absence.
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NxW sxATe FOR THE PARK.
Quite number OF new seats have been placed
In Scott, Lafayette and Franklin squares, the
18th street circle and Smithsonian grounds. and
100 more have been ordered for distribution IN
the various parks -
PROTECTION OF BIRDS AID sHRUBBHRY.
GENERAL Babcock expresses his gratitude to
Major Richards and the ofacers under Rim for
assistance in protecting the birds and shrub
berry In the various parks, and also expresses the
opinion that ladies unprotected may visit the
parks at any time II the citizens assist the on.
GERS In catching and bringing to punishment
those who behave Improperly. He s deter.
mined to have our public parks e places on re-
sort for the people and win do all In his power
to punish severely those who misbehavo. 0n,ta
alarge supply Of plants and trees ~ no. =, tho
nursery and win be trsnEplanted in the parfs sf
the proper season. In addition 10 fhese n =
contemplated to purchase more with which to