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Harb0r improvement.

HOW THE APPROPRIATION OF THE LAST sEs-
SION or CONGRESS is TO BE sPESr-sPEoI-
FiCATIoNs OF THE WORK To BE DONE
The proposals for dredging in Washington
and Georgetown harbors, under the sppropria-
ton OF $50, 900 made at the last session of Con-
gress for that purpose, will be received by
Major VIM. p. Craighill OF the L. s. Engineer
corps at his ONCE in Baltimore for two weeks
longer. The bids will be opened at noon on
Monday, August 18th. The specifications of
the work prepared for the information of bid
ders set forth that the channels to be dredged
are the Virginia or Georgetown channel, so
called, and that along the wharves of the
Washington front. The former is to be dred eed
to depth at mean low water Of fourteen feet
and width Of about one hundred and sixty
feet more or less. Amount of excavation be-
tween sixty thousand and seventy-f We thousand
cubic yards, about two thirds of this above the
Long bridge. That below the Long bridge is
Immediately above the buoys marking the en-
trance Of this channel, and extending about one
thousand eight hundred feet up the channel.
The Washington channel is to be dredged to q
depth of twelve feet at mean low water and q
width of $50 feet, from point about midway
between the upper wharf of the Arsenal, and
the upper end Of the Arsenal Seawall to the
upper side of the It'll street wharves. Amount
Of excavation in this channel from thirty thou
sand to forty-five thousand cubic yards. The
diameter can be thrust from six to ten feet
Rise of tide about three feet. The greatest
depth of cutting will be about 5 feet, the aver
age a little over feet.
The material excavated above the Long
Bridge may be deposited above the causeway of
the Long Bridge on the adjacent flats exposed
at mean low water. A portion of this may be
deposited in the locality west of 18th street, and
above the entrance to the canal basin at the
mouth of the "Tiber" Creek. The material ex-
cayated in both channels below the Long Bridge
may be deposited below the causeway of the
Long Bridge on the adjacent flats exposed at
mean low water. The material excavated from
al or any one of these localities may be taken
to and dumped in deep water below Alexandria
or deposited elsewhere, with consent of the en-
gineer. All places of deposit to be within limits
indicated by the engineer in charge or an au-
thoriZed assistant. The disposal of excavated
material is to be included in the price per yard
of dredging. Proposals will state price Of any
or each of the places of deposit above named
as acknowledgements bids of each division OF
the work Will be received or a single bid for the
whole,
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A l. Z x A NDRIA.

BOAT RACE-A race is soon to come off be-
tween the first crew of the Belle Haven boat
club, in their she'll, the Ripple, and Mr. Il
Lambert's boat, the River Sprite, manned by
TOUR experienced watermen. The boats will
round buoy of Jones point and return, making
two-milerace oft The names of the Sprite's
crew we have not learned, but the following
named gentlemen will man the Ripple John
s. Brooks, stroke; CORTLAND IL. Smith, port
midships; Julian L. Burke, starboard midshps:
Reuben johnson, jr., port; p. ID. Johnston, cox
swain. The race will take place next Thurs
day evening at $50 O'Clock, for a silver cup and
the championship OF Alexandria.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Iesterday evening, a
boy about sixteen years of age, named Anthony
Moore, a driver of the canal boat benjamin.
Williams, was kicked in the face by a mule, at
the canal basin, and seriously injured. He was
carried to his home in this city, on Pitt street,
between Cameron and Queen, where his pa
rents reside. His face was terribly cut and
bruised, and he has not been able to utter "A
syllable since.
CAMP MLETINGs. - camp meeting, TO
continue about ten days, was commenced at
Woodbridge, on the Alexandria aud Fredericks-
burg railroad to-day. A camp meeting will be
held at White Sulphur Springs, Fauquier
county, TO commence August goth. under the
management of the NJ. +. Church South. The
meeting at these springs last year was yery
this. w.
The CITY SCHOOL BOARD met last night.
Special committee on resolution of the super
inteDdent in regard to the gradual increase of
salary OF teachers in the city schools, made an
adverse report, the consideration of which was
postponed until October meeting.-SentineI, 26t,
inst.
MAN giving his name as Reed appeared in
West End two or three days ago, and stating
that he was going to open summer school in
the public school house there, and continue it
until the regular session began, secured several
scholars and an advance of 80, but since he got
possession OF the money he has not been heard
from.
THE CONSERVATIVES of Washington Town
ship, in this county, have selected Mr.. s. c.
Neale to represent them in the Richmond con-
venti0n.-GrzeHe. 26th inst.
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

white Cotton Hose at SIC, Sc, &c, slO2, sIO6,
81 s9, less 10 per cent.
Brown Cotton Hose at Coo, &c, Soc Sc, less 10 per
Brown Balbriggan Hose at 7S-, S3s 81 OF, al 81 A.,
81 "a, SIP, 81 Is, less 10 per cent
Lisle Thread, Fancy, Silk Hose, regular prices less
10 per cent.
Merino Vests at SC. to Sl4i, less 10 per cent.
Thomson Glove Fitting resets, regular prices, less
10 per cent
Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at zsc, Soc sc,
45c, SOC, 75c, 81, u Is, less 10 per cent.
Initial Hemstitched Handkerchief at Csc, &c, 81
Sl25, 81. 80, less 10 psr cent
Linen Collars xu6 Cuffs.
Ladies' Fancy Scarfs, 75c, less 10 per cent
Kid Gloves and button regular prices less &c
per cent.
Lsle Thread Gloves, i, 2 and button, at 75c, Sc,
81, less 10 per cent.
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0An extensive track in the easterly part OF
Long Island was devastated by forest IRE on
Thursday.
~IDdianapolis claims to have II 900 children.
And yet she let alligator starxe to death there
the other day merely for want Of something OF
that sort TO eat
~M krtstaffy, private secretary Of the Pope,
Is In New York, having made years tour of
private inspection OF the Catholic institutions
in this country.
IThe remaining huckster sheds and booths
outside OF Washington market, New York, were
demolished BY order Of board Of health Satur-
day night
~This Is the way II goes: "Bathing 10 the
recreation in the morning, one hour for hair
the afternoon, driving in the evening, and
dancing and flirting ct night"
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Investment. Bonds.

Ths Horthsrn Pacific RaflroaA Company hsvius
determined 10 close its TO Birst Mortgage Gold
Loan ct IN aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars, and thereafter 10 PAY higher rate Of in.
forest than per cent further Issues Of its bonds
he limited yexsaiad1 0 fhs $40 lsaS % so,C
bsias dssyesed Of through tbs usual agencies.
A the bonds sf this iseus ere made receivable in
payment Of the Company 3 lands ct 10, they ara
in constant and Increasing demand for this purpose,
and win continue 10 be atsr the loan 10 clossd-e
fact which much enhances their value and attract
iveness % vestmeDt.
The Company has more than 800 miles Of fts rosd
built and in operation, Including the entire Eastern
Division. eonneotins Lake Superior and the nsvRa.
ton of the Missouri river IL has earned title 20
nearly Ten Million acres Of its Land Grant, end
sales Of lands have thur far averaged osss per acre
All mark table securities are received in sxch.ns.
fer Northern Pscihcs.
JAY COOKE q CO,
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

Psimer's Pstent Yoke Shirts, ready made, for
SIC 50, less 10 per cent.
S225, So 50, S275, IS, less 10 per cent
English Brown Cotton Socks, 81 50, Sc, 81 50, 50,
upwards, less 10 per cent
Jean Linen and Merino Drawers, regular prices,
lees 10 ger cent.
Linen Collars aud Cuffs, regular prices, less 10 per
cent.
Black Ties, Black searfs, Fancy scarfs Fancy
cent.
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, regular
prices, less ~ per cent.
Kid Gloves, regular prices, less 10 rer cent.
LIsle Thread Gloves, as cents, less 10 per cent
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WHITE GOODS.

msurg Edges, lsc; TO slN yard, less 10 per cent
aamourg inserting, lsc 20 81 81 yard less 10 per CT
swiss Edges and Inserting, 25c. to 81 yard less 10
Nainsook Edges and Inserting, Is to sa yard, less
Victoria Lawn, SOC. to SOC yard, less 10 per cent
less 10 per cent.
Bishop Lawn, at SOC TO &c. yard, less 10 Der cent.
tucked frocking at eoc to 81 yard less 10 per cent
striped and Plain Swiss, at SOC to 75c yard less IL
Plain oreandy, 4sc. to 75c yard, less 10 per cent.
Aarsalia, at S1sc. to Sc. yard, less 10 per cent
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery Soaps and Toilet Articles, regular prices
less IL per cent.
PEARL Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons at Is cents
to SIS per pair, less 10 per cent.
Gold Shirt Studs at So 50 to SIS, lees 10 per cent
Ivory Gold Collar Buttons, 25c Sl9 So 81 g.
81 50, IS, less 10 per cent.
Plain and Fancy Fans, 75c; TO s24, less 10 per Ct.
an and Umbrella Chatelan, T5c TO SIS less 10 pr CT
0xydized Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, Vinegarette
IA &C, &C, regula prices, less 10 per cent.
jet Jewelry, regular prices, less 10 per cent.
Parssos and sun Umbrellas from IS 81 to Sl2, less
IL per cent?
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The FAILURE OF II. /. KIMBALL.-It is now
stated that the failure of H. /. Kimball. at
ton, Bliss q Co., and Henry Ciews & Co., of
New York, are said to be involved, the first to
the extent OF $4,000, and the latter 81 O6O 900.
IN ms failure. A dispatch from Boston to the
New York Times says he was a native of Maine
and engaged there and in New Haven, Conn.
IN the manufacture OF carriages until the war
destroy ed his business. After that he went to
the west, and by the advice of Mr.. Pullman, of
car notoriety, settled in Atlanta, Ga, and soon
succeeded in getting control Of the railroads in
that state: Finally he built the Kimball hotel
there, which proved too much for his resources.
and his property went under the auctioneer,s
hammer. He Is nowresidIng in Switzerland.
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LEE FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOHN H. JOHN
sON took place az five O'Clock Yesterday af,er-
noon, and was very largely attended b. h.
french Lodge, No. -, OF MasOns, of which he
has member, was out in large numbers, and
, Sere were laIge number of members Of the
bar present. Rev. DIR. Harris OF the EpisconaI
church, Ohcisted, and the remains were "a
Ken TO Oak Hill for interment. The pail bear
sIs were zen 7. r Bacon, Mr.. X. Is. Wash
lngtOD, l.. j. KlOpfer, w @. Harner II a
DIeMn. L. j >. Petty, Col. NJ. Thompson and
n. pTeutt, tthe two last on the part OF the
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS,

LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton skirts, tucks, IS cests, less 10 per cent.
" Sis
Eegantly trimmed Skirts from rs to $40, less 10
per cent.
Gotten cheRise' at e cents, less 10 per cent.
sim a.
Elegantly trimmed Chemises from 3 Il 80 70 a. lea,
10 per cent.
Cotton Drawers at e e cents, less 10 per ce.t.
=" 81
And full and com plete line Of other styles
Night Dresses from 81 to $40, less 10 per cent.
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a ROW AT SCHURTzEN PAkK-A .S.ab-
Guy dSs--1 esterdsy at the Germania Sohuet-
zen arr, number OF young men got into a
1slHte, when one John W Groves. Alias Lac
bfAhsaIi, drew knife and cut John BroSr AZ
IN tne arm, severlng one Of the arteries Ths
woubded man Wa taken To DIR. j. l. Sndi .
once where the wound WAS dressed and he ~ ~,
taken 70 his home near the Government Printe
ing once. Lieut.. Noonsn arrested Groves ana
but Brosnahsn having lost much blooi v1s -
able to attend, and the case went over ~"
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The Storm Yesterday.

A HOUSE STRUCK AND A WOMAN INSTANTLY
Yesterday afternoon. while the storm was at
ITS height, the lightning struck a house on the
virginia side of tie river, demolish-
ing o.e sde Of 1t and instantly killing an
aged cOlored woman named Nancy Williams,
who was sitting at an open window, and burn
ing nearly all the clothing from her body.
strange to say none of the other inmates of the
house were injured. The deceased, who was
years Of age, lived on I'D street, between G.
and III streets, and was on a visit TO her sister
at the time she met her death. During the
storm the sewer trap on Pennsylvania avenue,
near I'd street, became choked up and the
water OvertlOwed the avenue, penetrating many
Easements and cellars in the vicinity. II was
nnally opened by Mr.. Joseph Flynn. The
lightning struck a tree near there, tear
a 1hg On some OF the branehes but otherwise
In a number of the parks the gravel walks
were badly washed, and the street railroad
tracks IN many places, particularly in the
nelghborho0d OF grading improvements, were
covered with sand and gravel, which stopped
the cars for time. MI Joseph Williams res
idence. on til street, near the Boundary, was
struck by lightning and damaged to the extent
OF sHO. Mrs. Williams was slightly shocked.
/. In the Congressional cemetery some of the ter
racing IN the southeastern section of the
grounds was badly washed. Along the avenue
those OF M6s>Ts. Bacon & Bro, y. Ii. Shea. II.
J. Gregory, the Howard House, St. James, Ma
tional Hotel, ami st. Marks, also, Russell &
Leonard marble saloon.
In the eastern section of the city considerable
lumber was doated from the wharves, and at
one time the eastern section Of the canal was
almost filed with floating timbers but through
the efforts OF parties living along its banks but
little of 10 was lost
IN Alexandria county, Va, the lightning
suuck IN several places, several trees and tele-
graph poles being shattered. Three Young
men, Who we're near one of the trees struck
were Frustrated by the shock for a few minutes
The storm extended towards Baltimore, but
with less lightning than here, and in the upper
sections OF Prince George and Anne Arundel
counties the farmers hearts were glsddened by
the cOpiOus rains.
PLEASURE PARTY on THE RIVER EEPORTED
DROWNED ARRIVE ALL sAPE.
A rumOr was current in the city last evening
that the yacht Craig had capsized of Fort
Washington during the storm, and that Mr.. III.
Jones, special policeman at Metropolitan Hall,
was drowned This is contradic.e this morn
ing by Captain Hollingshead, of the steamer
Arrow, who states that he left the yacht Craig,
AZ O'Clock last evening, with all her party safe
n Marshall Hall, and that she would start on
her home~ard trip this morning.
The yacht has not yet returned, but il ex-
pected at the wharf this afternoon. A part of
the party landed at Alexandria and took the
cars for this city, where they arrived at /
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

INFANTS GARMENTS.
Infants Long Skirts at from slss to sikO, less 10
per cent.
Cambric Slips,
Cambria Dresses, Plain
Cambria Dresses, Embroidered
FLANNEL Skirts, Plain.
Flannel Skirts, Embroidered
Square Drawers,
Robes.
Walking Cloaks
Wool Boots.
And complete stock OF every article OF Infants,
weari all subject to q discount Of 10 per cent
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EDUCATIONAL.
DATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NEAR RALTTMfJR &,

"1Ah oALIIMOhE, MD.
ms Institute has been in operation for thirty six
years, and enjoys q national reputation. With the
number OF pupils limited to ninety it has re presep.
atlves from two-thirds Of the states Its location
Is pre-eminenty healt6ful, is central, and easily
reached by railroad from Baltimore and Washin1,
ton city. For circulars address
;,oo MRS. 4. II. ARCHER
-NE,- eolm Ellicott City p. o., Md
RIyERyIEW ACADEMY, PorcTTVV1s;v
aF.I finw0rk recommences September Ith Boys,
e..I ~. jyl6- 2m
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CITY ITEMS.

If YOUR HAIR is coming out or turning grew,
90 not murmur over misfortune you can SO
easily avert. Ayers Hair Vtgor will remove the
cause Of your grief by restoring your hair to its
natural color, and Herewith your good looks
and good nature. m'w.f&W
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LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS for the Dyspeptic
which Is not to be wondered at when we take
into account the amount Of bodily and mental
suffering that this distressing m alady generates
The Peruvian Syrup IA protoxide Of iron| mas
cure,tt thousands who were suffering from this
disease, 6
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

0ur stock Of LINEN SUITS PoLONAIsKs
REDINGOTS is the largest in the city and Ne
invite the attention Of the ladies to tbs great bsr
gains we give by the liberal reduction Of 10 Der cent
from our prices. ~ ~ S0-''
We name q few, with prices:
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n iNGToN r. r. La , 'ss.s.,ss
ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKSBURG Il. Il.
Como u Is aHd Sizih Sresfs.

OuIHU q D az SIN S.TeeIs.
Local Trains leave for Alexandria as foilows:-67,
s. ., 10, II. >. m Il noon. 2, s. 4. s. 6, g. D m
a. IA. and D. daily all other trains daily except
Sunday. ~
Local Trains from Alex andria arrive a. follows.-
6.3S, IS, 50, SIS, 10 g. II &. m, II IS, S. as
IS, IS, bSS, - IS, SIS .. m; IS a. m and Is
except Sunday.
Trains marked TINS connect with trains on
Washingt and Ohio b. r.
QUANTIC0 Accommodation leaves Washington
Z. 40 a. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN ENPRESs, via Richmond,
leaves Washington II - D. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets 70 all points South and Southwest
Tor sac OF Onces, corner 18Th street and Pennsyl-
vanta avenue, and corner 9th street and PeDnsyl-
ssnia avenue where pssser leave orders for
baggage 20 be checked At all hotels ABd residences
through 20 destination.
X. s. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Aeent. jy24tf
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TAKE CARE OF YouR yaLuABLEs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar pleof wants
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF New
YORK avenue and 10th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other yaIue
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take psyainr
the Chicago and Boston .fres. rom
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GBlLDpsN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. II
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t 10 q substitute for
castor oil. 4,25,eo3;
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TRY THE LIoS .oEK, as drawn only at Geo
W. Drivers Sample Rucms, corner Pennsylva
mia avenue and 4 street. tt
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THE AMERICAN BAPTIST HORSE Mission
SOCIETY. Of New York has purchased three lots
Nos. IL. II and 10, in block No. I, on Meridian
Hill, (l5O feet square,) and proposes to erect
thereon Immediately handsome brick edifce
4iNsO feet and stories and basement to cost
when completed, from S25, 900 to so 900
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FATAL SrNsTRoKE-Yesteriav norn;,,,
about ll:3O O'Clock, a eolored man, named Her,
, Ss,t hecden, was sunstruck while walking ON
iStn street, between g and II, and expired in
ley procured q CONVEYANCE and took ibe ho.i,' -
a. C snro. eaard-house, where Dr. Patterson.
nror,nt,v - was summoned. He responded
ranse ~ d sa decided that sunstroke was the
Inferred in pottsrs' field. INC remains were
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
ameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that 1t ie q standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings and
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THE SECRET why such crowds flock into thu
sample rooms Of George W. Driver, at the cor
ner OF Pennsylvania avenue and * street, L
because Of the refreshing character of his de
nghtful and cool beverages, and especially *
for the reason that the exquisite quality of tn,
celebrated Lion Lager Is improved by bein,
drawn from faucets Of improved construction. 4
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GEORGE ALy

the Chicago .RED TOWNSEND. in a letter TO
the Univ Tribune. says: "If the students at
Nortbs Gritty Of Virginia had the spirit Of
day IN boys, they would march some Satur-
q with picks and spades, up the side of Mon
se,lo, ard do q little Wholesale gardening
around Jeherson's grave"
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TH1 NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner o.
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct
Per annum ON deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, . to Z. Saturdays, to and
Na HS.I4tI6
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LETTERS From rns PEOPLE.

MR.. EDrroR:-Is there anything poor suffer-
ing scion of humanity can say, or any prayer he
can offer that will induce you to raise your pow
erful voice against the pernicieus practice Of
some of our wealthy but avaricious lot owners
of building small sized woodsheds on the back
part Of their lots and renting them to tenants
at q few dollars a month. Such places as these
1t Is that breed disease and pestilence; and when
II In considered that many Of the shanties front
on alleys not graded or paved, and entirely des-
titute of the comnonest 'conveniences, or II
they have them the tenants are too poor or neg
ligent to pay for keeping them in proper condi-
ton, the wonder Is that plague does not visit
us every year.
Very respectfully, CONTRIBUTOR.
Editor Of the "Erening Star'-You cannot
serve the business community better than by
calling attention to the unsightly, unfinished,
and dangerous condition Of the sidewalk on the
south side of Pennsylvania avenue between
14th and 18th streets. Only two houses of the
whole row have the pavement level with the
carriage-way and in conformity with law, the
other portion Of the square being from four to
six feet below grade. This sidewalk demands
the immediate attention Of the authorities to
prevent accidents, as well as to remove from
the most beautiful avenue in the world what il
30 justly stigmatized a. q blemish and eyesore
PUBLIC SAPkTY.
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A PICKPoCKET CAUGHT WITH FISH Hooks
Last evening Sergeant Woods brought to the
dressed young man, whom he had arrested on
Broadway car while in the act of picking the
Sergeant's pocket. The Sergeant who is known
as Beau'W0ods, told Capt. 4 ynan that he was
two treasured hy hooks In his vest pocket
when OF sudden he felt a pull, and LOOKING
down found the prisoners hand caught nv tbs
hsh hooks. Being an old fisherman he allo wed
amusement of those on board. The Sergeant's
big fish was locked up.-N. Y. Sun, 25th.
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HAMILTON & PRARsoN's is certainly the best
house in this city for Slate and Marble Mantels
Bronze, Gilt, Verde and Crystal Chandeliers in
great variety, and as cheap as the manufacto-
ries. Give them call. Y. N. G. A, 9th and
~. eos