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A l. Z X A N DRIA.

A & F. Il. R.-Work on the Alexandria aud
Fredericksburg railroad has been delayed a few
days by the necessity for building a bridge OF
iour or i've hundred feet in length at a slide
Just this side OF Freestone Point, but the trest
work upon which il is to be built Is already
erected, and the structure, it is thought, will be
completed by tomorrow night, and, if so, the
track or the entire length OF the road will be
lald this week. The iron from the lower end of
the road has been laid as far as Cockpit Point
two miles below Freestone, and that two miles
can be laid IN three days from the time the
rreestone bridge is completed. Trains, how
ever, Will not commence running regularly
through to Richmond before the 18th proximo
FAiRFAS AND GEORGETOWN TURNPIKE-
We are informed by Mr.. A. y. Hurdle the
engineer in charge of the Fairfax and George
town Turnpike, that the work on the constric-
ton OF that road was commenced last Friday
and will be pushed forward as rapidly as posi-.
bic; The road bed has already been staked out
and the work of building it will be completed
IL Is expected, in three months.
MARINE ACCIDKNT.-The tug Atlantic lett
here this morning to 60 to the assistance of Capt
Charles Ii. Unruh's schooner, which has gone
ashore and bilged in Port Tobacco Creek. The
schooner. Nj & E. Henderson, loaded with coal,
bound from Georgetown to a northern port, was
struck by lightning near Indian Head during
the storm of yesterday evening, and had her
three nasts shivered.-Gdsette, last ereniag.
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GEORG ETOWN.

GRAIN-Hartley & Bro. have received 900
bushels Of Virginia wheat and 200 bushels Of
white corn. The wheat was sold, to arrive, for
e2S5, and the corn at s. cents per bushel. j. G..
Waters sold 500 barrels OF yellow ear corn to-
day at from a IS to $50 per barrel.
FIsR.-About 10000 behring's sold at the fish
thousand. No shad offering.
LuMBKR.-The schooner Enterprise, from
Norfolk, has arrived with 90 900 feet Of yellow
pine lumber for wheatley Brothers, Joseph s.
j. f. Libbey, and Pickrell & Co. The schooner
Julia and Annie has arrived from Baltimore
with IS ,S62 feet of white pine, and the schooner
Arianna, from Port Deposit, Md, with ll0,o0O
feet Of white pine-all for Joseph and j. L.
Libbey.
THE WHEAT CRoP.--Advices received from
upper Maryland and a portion of Virginia rem
resent the wheat crop in tar better condition
than was first supposed on account of the very
dry weather. Recent rains, it is said, have
brought the wheat to head nicely.
DECORATION DAY.-The City Post OGfce.
with the exception OF the lock boxes, will he
closed to morrow, Decoration day. the same
as on Sunday, from 10 q. m. to 7:3O D. m. The
Farmers and Mechanics Bank will also Ia
closed TO business during the day.
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~ Cashmere goats are succeeding in Califor-
MIA.
"a sheboygan, Wis, boy had dies of a base
ball blow on the temple.
SSome of the democratic papers are for
Greeley "till forbid"
~ A Detroit man being foiled In his fifth at
tempt to commit suicide, wept because "eyerv-
body and everything work ed against him."
ITO grow rich, earn money fairly, spend
less than you earn, and hold on to the difference.
Inc hrst takes muscle, the second self control,
the third brains.
~"I don't care much about the bugs. - said
Warmley to the head of genteel boarding
house, "but the fact is, madam, haven't the
blood TO spare; you see that yourself"
1The emigration from Ireland to the United
states is On the increase, the movement this wear
having commenced earlier and being more
general than lever before
H-Strips of look ing glass introduced into the
roofs OF street lamps in LoRdOn cause them to
give three times as much light as the ordinary
palm.
MA Russian Prince who died lately ia sun-
posed to have been hurried to his end by brood
ing over breach of etiquette in aying forgotten
postponed rubber OF whist.
HAbt says the Americans have more talent
for music than the English, and that the growth
of musical taste here has been wonderful and
promises great future.
HThe accouchment Of Mrs. Anna Swan
oates, well known in America Is the Nova
delivered OF still born female child of gigantic
proportions.
~ A western prophecies breaches the doctrine
ola plurality olhusbands, and shows hieroglyph-
les on stone direct from heaven to support her
position. She holds to the doctrine of sauce for
the gander, sauce for the goose.
SA Newburg damsel has framed the verdic
a jury gave in her favor in a suit for breach of
promise of marriage, and has hung it conspicu-
ously In her parlor as frightful warning to all
trifiers.
SThere are many Kentuckians who have
never been nominated for President, but there
are few men in the state who have not expe-
rieRced the proud satisfaction incident to being
arrested as Columbia bank robber.
R-A Porter county justice compels his
grocer to make oath TO the correct measure
ment OF the kCrr--..c sold to his honor. The
beauty OF this Engagement is that the fee for
taking the affidavit exactly 0ff-sets the charge
TOR cil.-Ind. Zee. Netcs.
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THE WEATHER,

WAR DEPARTMENT 1ic. Chef Stgnal Once. D
WASHINGTON, ID. O., May %, 1872, 10 a. m. !
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwRNTY-rouR HoT-Rs
The barometer has risen from the lower lakes
to the Atlantic, the highest being central over
Virginia. IL has fallen over the northwest with
fresh 70 brisk winds, cloudy weather and rain
Clear and partially cloudy weather is now pre-
vailing from the gulf to the lower lakes. and
eastward 70 the Atlantic, with light TO fresh
winds. Cloudy weather at Portland, Oregon
Partially cloudy weather at San Francisco.
communicable area of cloud and rain
over the northwest extend eastward over the
upper and lower lake region, the Ohio valley,
and probably Tennessee. Clear and partially
cloudy, but generally pleasant weather con-
tnue over the gulf, south and middle Atlantic
and New England states, with light to fresh
winds. Rising barometer and northwesterly
wind extend eastward over the northwest during
the day, and the upper lake region and lower
Ohio valley tonight. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated.
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Government Securities.
JAW Cooke e Co. furnish tle fol,ovinC tn
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, May 2s.-yirsinias, consolidated,
te bid 20 day.
PALTINoRE. MAY 20 Cotton auie, and steady;
NV NV saiddlinss, i4a34k. Flour quiet but trm.
nheai duii, Pennsy lxania red S21Sa2 TO- red west
ern Sfa2 10. Corn: White southern staady 70. vel
low southern dull, y; mixed western quiet. 7la72
quiet and unchanged Provisions DUH with a de-
ginning tendency. Mess pork duh aud unchanRed
buik meats unchanged; sugar cured hams steady
lSalS9s: Lard dull ana unchaDged,s Western but
Ter active choice 2es2 good 20 prime 2la2S; fair -
and untetted, 90
Nsw YORK: May 29.-stockslvery weak. Gold
steady, "a. Money easy, 6. Exchange. long. 9A. I;
short, loH. Governments steady. Virginia Is, Is:
new, IS North Carolina q, 80. new, ~.
NEW YORK, May 29.-Flour dull aud declining
heat dull and heavy. Corn duh.
LONDON, May 70, SIP. m.-Corsls closed at 911
81; 10 s0's. SgL
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Condensed IoeaIs


The Olympic base ball club OF this city has
been disbanded.
Red Cloud and his brave. took a san about
eighty miles down the Potomac to-day. The
excursion was given them by an English GENTLE
man stpresent in Washington.
Some OF our exchanges, In using our reports
OF the Indian speeches at the White House and
Interior department, head them 9" 10, the poor
Indian" His n lme isn't 80 Lo,' Ii /, Red Cloud
The committee OF prominent citizens u well
come MI w. w. Corcoran home, left for New
York on the O'Clock train this morning. Mr.
Sorcoran arrived on the steamer Cuba, from
Europe, lest night.
school OF Alexandria to Glymont yesterday a
storm occurred, and the lightning struck the
flag staff Of the steamer City of Alexandria, but
fortunately injured nobody on board.
The bodies of the two boys-Chas. Efback
white, and Richard Bond, colored-who were
drowned in the Eastern branch, near Behring'S
bridge, on Sunday last were recovered this
morning near the lower bridge.
The democrats of the fifteenth district last
night elected the following gentlemen as MEM
bers OF the convention II nominate delegates TO
the national democratic as pciatiop: W. H.
Claggett and RObt- Ball; alternates, Geo. Will
son and r. W. McHenry.
The examination of the advanced classes of
81. Matthews Institute took place yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock conducted by Father
Tobias, the president of the institute Professors
Jsedore, Joseph and Famian, and by several
gentlemen among the audience, among whom
were DIR. Dent AID Mr.. O'Connell of the Pen
SIGN Office.
An entertainment was given Yesterday bv
Judge Macarthur to the leading members of
the bar previous 70 his leaving this city for
Europe for the summer. The entertainment
closed with asentiment " That his voyage might
be pleasant, and that he might be safely re-
TUNED TO Us at the meeting Of the court in the
fall" Heleayes on Thursday next.
Mr.. Alexander X. Shepherd and Mr.. John F.
Cook, delegates from this District to the Phia-
cetphia republican convention, have accepted
the preferred escort of the young mems republic
can club Of this city, and the party will leave
here on the 12:45 r. m. train on Monday next.
The club viii have meeting in the club house
this evening, and the report of the committee
OF arrangements for the trip will be presented.
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Er-
;;E'!lA
CEA SON OF 1872.

BEEkELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS,
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, WEsr NfRslNra
ga Mi!ssJropI "SuT yoAs's Rssn Ssafiaa, "a b A
u. r.. r.,
Will open for the reception Of visitors from slst
May 90 the 18th of October. lS-2 A. 7.
All kinds Of Baths, magt hcent Swim NiY4x
ming Pools, Natural Ten perature zee - III
Fahrenheit. Tho Baths ana Na.srs \ - = ~
Ter Rheumatic Afections. dyspepsia. Nervou-uass.
Seneral Debility and diseases peculiar q fsr,ales
Sulphur aud Iron Springs in el~se proximity %
Every ampsement. Professor Wits Band Of Ger
man Musicians are engaged fsr the season.
Passengers ave Washington 81 6:.s a. M D.
m. and SEQ by the latter train ample time fIr
supper at the Relay House.
Terms: Ssper day, Scp per week, e7s Per N NTH.
and ct5 second month. Lfbet al &c with fsntli-
Tor the whole season. Fare reduced. return ockess
Springs. A Il POTTS. PrCpri.fo-
AMsstern Union Telegraph in crice u s;sI
Daily Mail. mavrl-lD
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The New York money market censinaed easy
cent Government bonds are strong and higher
than on Monday. The stock OF nosfins bonds
on the srket is small, and it Is difficult 70 an
an order tor round amount ~ current quota
tons. Prices IN the New York market fuIly
keep pace with the advance I'm Europe. IL Is
estimated that the shipment of coin 20 Europe
curing the week will be between three and four
milliens of dollars.
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TY MS.

g. G. CoRNwELL s. Sons will close their store
to- morrow at 10 O'Clock.
BLUE FLANNEL SUITS of yacht cloth and wire
twist; the largest assortment. Drap d'ete Sacks
and FrOcks and Vests. Alpaca and Mohair
Sacks OF good qualities at extremely low prices.
GEO. c. HENNrNG,
No. 40 9TH street northwest.
LINEN COATS from 75 cents to ~.
Alpaca Coats from 50 to 81.
MOhair Coats from $3.50 to Sc.
Flannel Coats from 81 to SO.
EIsEMAN & Bro,
sos 18th ST., three doors above f street.
o
IN SPITE of your teeth,
Both above and beneath,
Being lightly enamel'd and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
Ii the SozOdonts daily brushed in. VS.
DUPoNCo's Golden Pills are unequaIled. Sold
by all Druggists. Sold wholesale and re tail by
4. ID. Gilman. Retail by the following drug
gists: Kidwell & Son; F. ID. Bowling, AZ and c
streets southwest; j. Coughlin, F, corner of 9th
street; p. Ii. Heller, eth and n streets; w. ID.
Entwisle; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
and 18th ST., pays per ct. on deposits. Gt3.14tl6
CoREs, &o.-Dr. White, Chiropodist. 81 for
extracting all your Corns and treating your
535 18th street, opposite Treasury. Baltimore
office, North Charles street. Fee s1.)
DR.. LEON, III 1 street, between It'll and 9Th
streets, Consulting Physician for Ladies. See
Personals. If
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near street,
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U
Having LEASED from the owner this favorise Er-
cursiOn site. am putting the Pavilion, /. a
Dining Room, and GuOUDds IN thorough vXA0
OrCer ard repair, for the comfort pleas are -
and enter fsinnlenf OF eNcursiOnists
Good order " III be maintained, and polire attend
ants VIII be on hand 90 serve visitors
Every engagement nada for the pleasure a rar-
ties visiting the place will be strictly piled with
The Rating snd Confectionery and Air gun priNi-
leSts are Tor rent O. responsible parties.
For further Information apply 20 the undersigned
or AZ me once OF the Potomac Ferry fnmnanv
myii-ew GEORCr a SUgk ~
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DRY GOODS.

In uOODS.
HEAVY REDUCTION
IN PRICE OF
DRY GOODS.
Plaid Mohairs, from 45c. te Csc.
Bleached IA Cotton, from 1 &C, TO SC
nnbleached A Cotton, from DC. 70 l2Kc.
Best make Seersucker Ginghams, from 40c. TO 3 Sc
Quitting Linens, from 40c. TO 35c.
And an immense stock q Plain and Striped Grsn-
adines, Alpacas, Black silks, Percs1es, Cambria,
ewlsses, Nainsooks, Victoria Lawns, Jap. POplins
ana Suks, French Organdies, Lawns, ParasOls,
Gloves; Hosiery, Ribbons, Innings. &C, at greatly
reduced prices. Prints from to l2xc.; Elegant Pa
rls Kids, 81; French Lawn Robes, o. 80, new and
BR0DHEAD a 90.
Ladies and Gents Underwear, direct from the
manufacturers, at wholesale prices. Just received
elegant French Organdies in Blue, Green, Buf, and
Purple, with Borders for Trimming. maylsfw
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SUMNER RESORTS.
. A z 7 o n

Y o n.
This This beautiful ana very healthy SUMMER RE-
SphIs eituefet On the Alexsndria end
Minehtsier tnrnpike, near saicker !. CAP. vEAH
snc ssrrSgpded ~ the Blue Ridse Noun ~
,slne, VA be .lenod Tor the reception " snsFis
June lst. Isl The house "a modern IN 1ructure,
Md hrsle ass u every respect. Since las, sunpler
hs cuhfngs have been greatly improved ~ she
eedittcn OF lsrge Stone bath -roCr Ths buiiiings
Ie stone CONSISTING et lsrg. and airy roons, con-
the lest theteAsoD can snpra There IL also on the
premises . nne eroqeet ground, perfectly shaded.
Piano IN the house.
Tbs place is within tire hours ride By railroad
OF Msshineton city. Anew md eleganf stage coach
WI De Ne q Tor the Accommcdstion of gue<ts which
Vii Deet The trains At II smiltOn Depot, W. and D
X b, " heneNer required
Persons in the city desiring 20 speod the sunnu,s
a. the co house Of tAe Blue kadse MouHTsiI. nj
please address G. W. WRIGHT, Round Han r. o.
boUdon county, Va.
nia avenue. maylstf
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PIANOS, &c.

"a ane hfkis city ths ssis6ssssd BdH6 ~
IL. A9 - ssvs rftAiso; rs,iss:.lhi.. Eh!ch
tops: 3 better ani1Esd. sad scss 5srsS3s tn.a ..s
ether Piano neAs, I nov. ofsr the $40 e 3 -
b bought, OF fof fsasona1ls instahnsnfS on sn1
sxnn1ne Toy ye1r11lyea. - = =
dec1 GAIL HOTTIE, s3S Psnns. eve.
lost AMUSING rOY OUTI-Ceuses inaainats
For .sle 81 6. .. WILD { BRO, DO IfEl
sGess west, eetween e. sysnue and 1stuu1t
and dealers tn Musicsl Instruments generally.
Pianos and ali Musical Instruments Tuned and
Repaired. decIf-tr
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IGHT AND DARK-COLORED PANTS, and
Il VESTS TO match, from S2.5o to IS, at a.
sTRAVs', l0ll Pennsylvapia avenue. my29
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THE COURTs.

E PoLrCB CouRT, Judge Saeu.-To-day large
number OF drunk cases were disposed Of, the
the degree Of aggravation attending each case
Ellen Brown, q colored prostitute, ehargedw with
yasrancy, was sent to the workhouse 50 days.
house 80 days. Mary Butler ana Rebecca Brown,
two colored women, bedecked with brass Jew.
eiry and Dolly Warden calico,. we're charged
who arrested them, did not give very good ac-
count of their habits; fined IS each. j. Edgar
Tug, charged with refusing to have his chimney
swept when called upon to do so, was fined %.
KNOCKING DOWN A sEREyADER.
Charles NJ. Little assault on Edward l.. Duvan.
Mr.. ID. said he went on a serenading party last
night to serenade q lady friend when this man
knocked him down. Nr. Little made q state
ment to the effect that he was keeper Of board
ing house, that among his boarders Is Young
man and his wife, that Duvall is visitor to the
house, his purpose being TO ruin the happiness
of the young couple, that last light at half past
IL O'Clock Duyall obtained entrance to the
sleepers by drumming on the piano. Witness
got him out after some trouble, but an hour
later he returned with some companions and
commenced vocal serenade on the curbstpne
making night hideous. He (witness) stood Il as
long as he could then got up and dressed him
self and went down stairs and ordered Duvan
he knocked him down. The judge said he had
bis remedy by another course, but in cOnsidera-
ton Of the provocation he would fine him only
SIS.
MISCELLANEOUS CASES.
Clinton Lamb, assault On Samuel Savoy; fined
So. John Curran, charged with making threats
Of violence to Ann Moran, his mother; $500 to
keep the peace, and to stand committed until
given. Thomas Fletcher, assault on jefferson
Whitney; fined 50. Nelson Harris, assault and
battery on Peter Wilkinson; fined So.
POP.
Mary Hill, assault on Rosa Ann Rebecca
Howard, heavy built black woman, with long
blue bonnet ribbons, who told the Judge that
Mary had long had an ''allimosity' toward her,
and yesterday she slammed the do in her face
and then tuck up a glass pop bottle and whaeked
her on the face, making big bunch riz up on
her cheek. Mary, who is a rather cOmely yell
low woman, told the Judge how it was from
which it appeared the whole trouble was about
a breast pin, a white man, yellow setting hen,
a broom and two pop bottles; that Rosa Ann
Rebecca Howard, knowing her to be in a deli
cate state, attempted to bunch her in the stom
ach, when she (witness) caught up a pop bottle
and defended herself; fined Al and costs. VIM.
Kramer, assault on Joseph Robinson; fined So
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

DHILP a soLoMoNs'
II NEW BOOKS.
The Spectrum Analysis Explained. By Professors
sshsllen kcscoe and II usgiHs --,...---.-.-.. 25c.
lcgues. BY Geo. M .Bsker.....---- 81 ~
The Way of the World. A Novel BY Oliver optlc
eusnge DWELLINGS. Being Description Of the
habltations OF Animals. By Rey. J. q. Wo q, II
Biblico. Theological Lexicon OF New Tes sAmrut.
Greek. By Hermann CremeT, Professor Of rh-ai-
ogy In the University Of Grefsv AID. - q 20
Fifty Portraits OF Religious and Philznthropic
Celebrities, with Brief Literary Notices IS Is
Oficial Blue Book, containing Register OF sfcrrs
and Agents, Civil. Military aud Naval in the SER
wee OF the United States, showing the State OF
TERRITORY from which each person was appointed
TO Office, the state County tn which he born,
and the compensation. pay aad emolunlaufs given
70 each, together with the names and cCmpensa-
ton CT ell printers employed by Congress, OF any
Department or officer Of the Government. Com
piled and printeaunder direction Of the Secretary
OF the Is 90
The Japanese In America. A useful aEd enter
tanning book. Edited by Charles Lsnman. Amer
lean Secretary OF japanese Legation ~ Wash
The NJ ystery of Pain. By James HintoE, ssthor NJ
:" Man and His Dwelling Place" &c...........s 81 20
rabies ard Legends % Many Countries. Rendered
Tyeman's Life and Times OF Wesley. Vol. 5. Com
pletng the - 30
The Midnight sky. Familiar Notes on the stars
and Planets. By Edwin Dunkin, Of the Roy Il
The Secret history Of the Internationas b. Oa-i1w
Rouehins it, BY Marx Twain. Another SUP p
UrcSUei in several styles. from rs TO i7 pf set =
Al the improvements: best quality rubber coated
balls, hard wood mallets, &c.
PHILIP Il SaIOMONS.
booksellers ana Stationers,
mayn 91l PENNSYLVANIA AYFNUE
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SPORTS OF TIE TURF.-The executive COM
nlttee OF the Washington turf association have
purchased the ground for the proposed race
track al Crystal Springs, consisting OF So acres
at cost Of S21 coo, and Gen. John Ellicott
commissioner OF public grounds and buildings
and submitted TO the committee specifications
and plans, embracing a club house. grand
stand, stables, and other necessary improve
meHts.
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PRocLAMATIox BIZ THE GOVERNOR.
Ezeeutire Office, District of Columbia,
WAsHINsToN, May 18th, 1672.
In Observance Of Decoration Day, the execu-
tive of ces OF the District Of Columbia will be
closed on Thursday. the 30th day OF May. 1
recommend general participation by the citi.
zens OF the District IN the cere monies of that
patriotic anniversary.
II. d. COOKE Governor
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WM. b. WHEArLEYS 't-i-
Nv 80 STEAM QfEING q
e AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT :
800 OrFIcK-lS JIRTERsoN STREET, :
0eorReeowA, ID. q. d ! 70 7 u.
Estseli.hed l6Sl; yeemiun awarded ls1; end u now
one Of the osdest, hrfst End most comRlste estab-
iehDente OF the kind IN this country. NY patrons
viii consult their fnterests By seudin6 n thar
fsll aud winter goods during the summer months.
Best place in the District for Oieaning or Dyein1
SsnthM.nr Clothing; Eyssythins sIl srtsinlna o
beopsu antil ex ,. n. Post Once Box 93. Al
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c, Tonight.

National TheGteT.-Janauschek in Chesriey
Void"
Lincoln Hau.-Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works.
Congregational ChErcA--Strawberry Festival.
LoSf7eT's GGrden.-Pic-nico of the Bakers Ben
eficial Association.
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The MOUNT VERNON LINE-The steamer
ARROW, under the command of Cant Frank
Hollingshead, having been thoroughly repaired
and RENTED, has resumed her trips To Mount
vernon and Marshall Hall, leaving 1th-street
wharf daily at 10 O'Clock a m. Capt. Hollings-
head is we'll known a. one of the most careful
tmelent, and courteous officers in his line of
business, and visitors 10 Mount Vernon by the
arrow may be sure Of having every attention
paid 10 their comfort and enjoyment
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g. G. CoRNwELL s. Sons will close their store
to- morroW at 10 O'CLOCK
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RExsHBER that strasbureer Bress eos 1th
street, between I and X are selling boots
shoes, CATERS, and slippers, retail at Wholesale
prices. They keep one OF the largest assort-
ment IN TINS city, and visit to their place will
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NoIIcH-F. g. and r. Co.-Money deposited
WIN tnr company till june ID draws interest
iroM .a 'ns LII OF june. Now Is the time to de-
per cent. from the lst OF lima se'O
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Book SALE--The sale Of books advertised by
Messrs. Latimer & Cleary to take place to-mor.
row evening is changed until the following day.
HUMAN HAIR il sold at low figures at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt factory, 7th ST., bet. ID and E.
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FISH AID OYsrrR MARKEr-Boord At B>a,A
Lespseseas-lnspector General Gafehef reports
the ioiosing arrivals % 900 herring, selling
AT irom - 70 - per thousand; 1,ooo snad SELF
81 5oas2 each; barrels oysters; 30 dozen OF 20 {
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