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reliable and trustworthy sources. The follow
ing information, collated from different sources
of later date, shows the general condition Of
the grain and cotton crops in this State, Flor
ida, Georgia and Alabama:
Latest reports from Florida state that the
crops are generally two weeks behind last
season. Three weeks ago the heavy rains
throughout the State caused much grass, but
the planters were overcoming it, when the
rain began again last week, doing great dam
age. The caterpillars have made their ap.
pearance throughout middle and west Florida,
but have as yet done little harm. The next
two weeks will determine the extent of the in
Jury from this source. Experiments made
with Paris green as caterpillar destroyer,
have proved highly successful.
The corn cropis reported good in Alabama
Cotton is looking much better than four OF
five weeks ago, and if storms do not interfere
the crop in the State will be larger than last
year. The worms have made their appear.
ance much earlier than usual, and are reported
on every plantation. They have done little
damage, and the mischief, if any, will come
from the third crop worms, which are expect
ed three weeks hence. Cotton is three weeks
later than last year, and the indications are,
all things considered, that the yield will not
be so great. The corn crop is bad on low
lands in consequence of early heavy rains,
which drowned the grains.
Uplands will produce an average crop in
Georgia. Cotton reports are conflicting tor
southwestern Georgia. They indicate, though
good crop. The weed is small but healthy
and we'll fruited. The crop is about as early
in this section as last year. Middle and east
ern Georgia crops are good deal later, but
much better than some time since, and an av
erage yield may be expected. Parts of east
ern Georgia have suffered severely from
drought, but no general damage is sustained
For the past few days heavy rains have been
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COLUMBIA, july %.


Correspondent. Speaking of these CONVEX
sion bonds, what do you think of the suit of
the taxpayers to have them declared void and
cancelledf
Cardozo. Asto whether the effort to relieve
the State of them will succeed or not, of course
cannot presume to say. But I certainly
hope that it will succeed, and shall watch the
progress of the suit with great interest, and
gladly give what aid can to its successful
prosecution. You know, said the treasurer,
blandly smiling, that consider myself to be
to great extent the originator of the suit
If you examine the complaint of the tax
payers you will observe that it is founded al
most entirely upon the facts brought first to
public notice by myself in letter published
by me last year, in which, I think, I showed
very conclusively that at least six million dol
lars of the conversion bonds were issued with.
out authority of law.
THE WAY THE MONEY GOES.
Correspondent. Well, Mr.. Cardozo, there is
another matter about which ! would be glad
to have some explanation from you. There
has been great deal Of grumbling because of
want of money in the treasury. Can you
tell Inc why it is that you have no money to
defray the current expenses of the government?
Cardozo. shall be exceedingly glad to
talk with you upon the subject and to have
you publish what I say. I know there have
been great many complaints, and great
many Misrepresentation too, made about my
failure to pay claims presented here. When
you came in was engaged in collecting data
for the very purpose of publishing letter in
some of the papers explaining why it is that
our funds are exhausted. Ifyou will publish
what say it will save me the trouble of wri-
ting a letter myself, and I will feel very much
obliged to you. 1 am anxious, and shall al
ways be, to lay before the people every trans
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATroY-A mass
meeting of cOlOred citizens Of Georgetown was
held at Market house hall last evening to perfect
arrangements for participating in the emanc.-
ration celebration on the 10th inst. S. X. Col
iins presided; with William Lee, as secretary.
After discussion, William Anderson was ap-
pointed chief marshal OF the Georgetown divi-
sion of the procession, with S. X. Collins and
Logan Williams, OF the Sd district. ard William
Lee and James Martin, Of the 18th district, as
aides.
RETUENED.-Mr. COughlan, of the firm OF
HolhngswOrth * COughlan, returned Yesterday
from Chicago, and resumed the work of raising
the buildings in the vicinity of the market
house yesterday afternoon.
RIVER NKws.-The cargo Of ice on board the
schooner Mary Standish, which arrived az this
port on the 9th instant, was consigned to the
kennebec and Potomac ice company. The
steamer George II. Stout cleared TO-DAY for
Philadelphia. with 405 barrels flour for New
York via canal The Lady of the Lake arrived
to-day from Norfolk.
GRAIN TEADE.-The only arrival Of grain to-
day was the schooner Margaret Ellen from
Alexandria, with ! 800 bushels wheat TO Hartley
& Bro.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish to dav
were about 5000 herring and 5000 tayors
Herring sod at SO per thousand, and the tay-
Tors at 81 per hundred.
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lsiroins) s5c do tround Soc do. roasting picces
g lS iss l sSas a s al
Se1Si dried beef, 2@25c. hams (whole), H@Ic.;
6o@soe each lard, ieSiassc. '' 0's' ''s''''
.almon &c &C. .sas s.a ps1ss ss
each: herring; do roe,l ss. z dozen; do. tmelt,
sn GsP's asess ss Ss@'s To- Il
o@25c. ~; founders, i5c. r d.; shad, 1o97sc. 2
'G+Ms..GasS:, blue wing, &c :@sl pair; NAL.
vas bach, ss5oP pair; wild geese, sl@sias each;
Wild turkeys, S26ews5, each; prairie hens, ISc "a
nr saddle Grouse '''si per pair ven'0n '0c'
xEsE5aslEa.aPStatoss Irish, soc: gssk; do
peck cabbage, leslsc . head; celery, i2a2oc. ?
FEuirs-Appies. I eating } 4o65oc per peck; do,
(oooking,l SdWc.; chestnuts, l0Gl5c. per quart;
eranberries, 1s@aoc. per quart; oranges, 2od5Dc. 2
BrrTFR.-:Philadelphia print, Sc. 2 n: choice
T9hll, t5c.; fair do, 25@4ec. Eggs, ~ . dozen.
PouLTRY-Chieksns, a 3. p pair; ducks
sse-esi Is = pair; turkeys, si@sa5o each; s5s
WHOLESALE MARKET
Prices at the Wholesale market, as furnished by
Luttrel Huntington, general commission mer-
chants, az Louisiana ayenSe, between 9Th and 10th
ss@ss; family. $50 sioSo corn, sS@so; rye Is
ESQ; oats, 45652; wheat, Sl.OS2; beans-white,
dI$d %fS Gsasp sSs p aSsi ndsdSd
!otdl5; unpeeied do, 4e5; blackberries 5G7; dried
suss ss 81 Ssl GGsst d
green. Sc; dry, I4ei6; peeyes. 5t0@7; sheep ga
ea '1 rnSss s Is pf seGs, dSz
SIG 81; chickens, StC9@S5so 20; ducks Q dozen. 3
quartet 'S iSis ne ;e front nf do s@s. "n
prices as foilows:-Bsst duality 81 3o@I 90 cwt
aud second quality Sl4G9S 81 20 Straw at : -
oats at 10000.
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THE COVRTS-

CIRCUIT COURT, yefge Caifey.-To-Iay, Bert
In Jones. Envelope Go, agt. l. dempsey: y-rlCI
Tor plaintiff for S2kS3.5g. Dant sgt. District o
Columbia; verdict SET aside and new trial granted
The rem ainder oil the day spent IL hearing no
tiOns.
EQUITY COCRT.-Judge Hum phreys held this
court 10 day, and passed quite a number Of orders.
POLICE COURT, Jadge SReH.-To-day. Chas
Henderson aud Daniel Carroll. larceny 81 tin
bucket worth 81 cents: $50 each, 81 days in ail
Mary johnson was charged with assault and battery
on Annie Murray with intent to kill. Annie Sp-
peared IN court with her face terribly lacerated and
Plasfered mp. She testified that the difficulty oc-
CURED between them about an apron which Mary
loared her ON Inauguration day, nd Yesterday they
met when Mary attacked her with knife, cutting
her face and neck. The Judge sentenced Mary TO
iall tor SIX months Charles ohnsOn, charged with
being drunk and profane; Judgment suspended. Also
charged win refusing 10 pay the legal fare for use
81 hack fined the price of hack hire and Dsts
mak ing - ~. or 81 days in the wprkhOuse. imes
Taylor alias jew Tyler, charged with carving a
razor: $50 or 60 days in work house. c. H. New
man, d scavenFer, charged with neglect to answer
an order for the remov al Of neht-sOil; Judgment
suspended. Annie Lee, charged with disturbing the
congresation OF Mount HOreb Baptist church, on
10th street. S..
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Alexavaria Fish Market,

Quotations OF new fish for this day, furnished
by George W. Harrison & CO., whole lie deal
ers in fish, Nos. ~ King street, 80, 81, Sc fish
wharves, Alexandria Va.
Shad, fresh, per hundred, $500 to Si4.00;
Potomac family, per Dbl. 1920 to si4 90;
Economy family, Delaware per Dbl, $500.
Herring, fresh, per thousand, 800 to $500;
Potomac. No. I, per Dbl, $3.50 to 81 90; POto-
mac, family. (roe,) per Dbl, $500; Potomac,
family, per half Dbl, $50; good herring, old
Potomac, 500; Labrador, family, per Dbl, ex-
ira, $3.50; Portland gibbed, per Dbl, S3. 30; Bay
$500; Lake herring. Chicago. extra, SIS: St
Johns alewives, $500; white perch, per bunch,
Is to % cents; rock, do, IS To - cents; ORAL do
10 TO 20 cents.
Fish arriving freely.
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The NEW SoEG OF A SHIRT.
The song that sing is different thing
From the sad one tn at used ones heart to wiring,
when Hood made poverty, hunger and dirt
immortality true in the song OF the shirt.
Perhaps in the case OF shirt TO sell,
My song Will read pretty nearly as well.
The shirt that name no other can shame;
It's shirt without fault, suspicion or blame;
Wrought Of material 30 firm and fine,
And so perfectly nor ided TO its design,
That the man could lISver he such Ounce
AS to wear any other, who wore This once.
Gussett and seam are stitched by steam.
And there's no occasion for men to dream,
I'm wearing this shirt of perfect fit,
And feeling uncommony nice init,)
That they "wearingo ut'' any "human liv &c,
Either Of mothers, or daughters, or wives.
And so. to coptinue, yeu must understand
That this shirt, so carefully, nicely planned
To suit the taste of the manly mind,
And keep his temper serenely kind,
is benefactoT to every wife.
Who values peace and quiet life.
1t is clearly then. blessing to me-
This SHIRT whose beauty inspires my pen,
This matches work OF progressive ar
Warrant perfect in every part
Which he who has worn il once Will swear
The only shirt fit for a gentleman's wear.
And so sing of the beautiful thing
That suits all seasons, from Fall to Spring;
JOY forever to enc who knows
The sweet complacence, the bland repOse
That attend the wearing of first-rate clothes
If you'd like TO know, you'il find the best
At George c. Henn!ng's, Seventh street west.
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LOCAL NEW 8.


The Emmett Guard meet Monday evening.
See al.
tricerS Cornell and Burns yesterday cor
vFyed "a the insane asylum dementcd RaE
named John J. Phluger
Mr.. Thomas W. Chase. superintendent Of
streets tor the stb district, has resigned TO take
effect on the i5th instant
Brad Adams $40 r street, sends us the Base
bali Guide for ISIS. WOOdbuI * Clafiin's WssE-
~ for April 10. and the New York Graphic for
the nth.
We have a note from Mr. John A. Davis
president of the carpenters association. denying
that the association passed a resolution in their
meeting of Narc1 31st, in favor OF hours and
$3.50 for n day work. as published.
Daniel Webster was arrested last evening bv
sfieer Mills, upon info nation of A s. Taylor
81 the :. p q. A, on the charge of cruelty
testing his horse Justice Drury fined the
great FOUNDER ~ and costs
The circular recently issuCd setting forth ssthe
BrercSauye OF married women to enforce a
some hat radical marital regulation "a q GEN.
Iai icea,' did not emanate from the Moral
Education society, but from the Woman :
club which Is especially devoted .'to the cure
ana prevention Of the social evil and 10 the re-
compton Of fallen men and faren women"
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LUNATIC IN a FANCY SToRE.-Yestexiav
VIM. Allen, a colored man employed the
fancy store OF the Messrs. Adler, on the A ye-
nue., near 9th street, became deranged and in
sisted on lighting up the gas in the store and
holding religious services. They were obliged
10 call on the police and Allen vas taken 10 the
fOurd to be insane. He will be removed TO the
Insane aSNlnm.
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FlsHTowN. IN ALEXANDRIA, UPHFAvED.-
The business inhabitants OF Fisht0Wn have
been much stirred up by an order OF the yor
prohibiting the play ing of cards, dOmnoes, or
other game whatever, just promulgated there.
IL seems that they are in the habit OF solacing
i such modes the weary hours of waiting for
he arrivals of FISH. Many of the leading firms
there threaten to remove 10 Washington II this
order is enforcCd.-Ssn1iBef, last erening.
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SALFs OF FISH are quoted to-day. AZ John
sons wharf. As follows: Shad-10 500 for ship
ment. at - per hundred; 1000 for home mar
tet. SO, 90 con herring S5.Sf per thousand: 2DH
rock, Slj per hundred; 49e taylOrs ~ per hum
cred
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DIR. WIsTAR's WILD CHERRY BALslM.-This
Balsamie compound has become home fixture
Let all who suffer, and have in vain attempted
to cure their Coughs, Colds, Bronchial or Pull
monary Complaints, make use of this uneoualled
remedy. It can be relied upon, the Rass OF
testimony that has been published since its intro
GuctiOn, being ample proof OF Il efficacy 8
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TIE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON IL the world /.
the Dyspeptic. Everything looks dark asid
gloomy; he feels "out of sorts" with himself aud
everybody else. Life ID q burden to him. Thi.
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrur
"a prot0xide of irony Cases OF q years stand
ing have been cured by IL 4
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The NATIONAL SAVINGS BAFK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws per ct
per annum On deposits for each calender month
Barking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, Q to 4 ami
to 8. 27t3 1itts
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DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE IT
l. WILL Do THE MOST GOOD.

There is certainly better place in the city than
the
METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE,
SI2 9TH street, where, if YOU invest a dollar you
may rest assured yOu alcayS the fnL CO ne Of
your money, and where saving of % to 50 mis- on
the dollar Is guaranteed 10 you, without the draw
back Of receiving inferior goods The variety offered
Is SO large, comprising everything pretty and use
full that il has become a vaia task of enumeratine
the different articles offered and your attention il
only called to aforementioned goods, as all are
good, desirable, and very cheap, and immense quaD-
titles have lately been sold:
Gents British HALF HOSE, 8 pair for 81
Ladies' IRON FRAME HOSE, pair for Al
Chiidrens IRON FRAME HOSE, 5 pair f,r 81
Ladies' BIAS-TUCkED SKIRT, So, cannot be
bought elsewhere less than $3.50.
Ladies' RUFFLE APRONS. prime muslin; 5Qc
Fine Engiis HAIR BRUSHES. 81.
Il rench Plate HAND MIRR0RS.SI
Excellent Rubber Dressing COMBS. Is and SOC.
50 styles Gents SILK BOWS, Is and Soc.
Ladies' SILK SCARFS, all new shades, Sec
Solid w alnut, Phrnne TOWEL RACK, &c
Boys Leather BOOKSTRAPS, 25c.
-Four Pieces Excellent SOAP, 2Jc
Six Handsome GOBLETS. SOC
Beautiful Oval PICTURE FRAMES, Soc.
Pretty Carved BRACKET, 25c.
Corner and Side BRACKETS, soc. each.
TOWEL RACKS. PAPER RACKS, HAT
For a further list of
CHEAP GOODS,
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light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits, Rolls, Pastry
&c. Your grocer cells it. Full weight an,
strength. G
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IH&OAT AFFE. TIoNS AND HoARSENEss-
All suffering from irritation of the Throat and
Hoarseness viii be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded by the usa nj
''BrOioas BTon.kid T.-Ocbes'' ftb
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Trr Easter number OF Tie Sfs.1ag Ga-sfs-
viii abousd in gOcd things aaj ryerybOdy
stsr'G pct a cory tc-morrow. * viii cont ain
= after CT interest to all classes Of reaiers.
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CALL AND SEE in operation the most wonder
July improved Gas Burner of the age an in
crease of 20 per cent. illuminating power and D
per cent. less Consumption OF gas. Butdon't buy
until you see it demonstrated. On exhibition and
for sale at the mantle and gas fixture establish
Dent OF Hamilton & Pearson, Y. NJ. c. A
Building, 9th and ID streets 45eo3
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AN INAPPRoPRIATE NANE-The name re-
Gently adopted by the Orange and Alexandria
railroad, viz: The Wdshington Ctr, Virginia
Midland, Great Southern railroad, seems 10 be
an Inappropriate one, inasmuch as il has re-
Gently perfected arrangement with Mr.. Garrett
TO entirely ignore Washington. 1t is now pretty
well asceTtained that the Baltimore and Ohio
are about to build q branch road from about
Biadensburg TO Point opposite Alexandria 10
connect by ferry-boats with the Orange and
A'exardIia railroad.
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RAILROADS.

KkiLSoAD, - -
wA.HINsr0s; Jar; ?; lSs .
aoRE ana WASHINGTON AND TIE " KsT are
'0' run y '0 ToR BALTIMORE.
aud los ':S NJ. iJ' SIS. sic ss s sOs sSs 80
ON SUNDAY FOB BALTIMORE
Les.s 81 t:s and 500 .. N. and Loo, 81, IN soc
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, creep, Sunday, - AS, s,S aud so
sSes Mo an. ssf g n e1 s1S g Sunday At as and
The Loo. SIS and sls .. N. trains sop q: tho fci-
laurel, Annapolis Junction, Hanover and Rsl.y.
so y. m. st Penn Guessing.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave s e;s - M and .l0 .. m. bat no trzius 10 q
rom Annapolis on sunday
FOR NORFOLK.
Leave n leo D. m, except Sunday.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE wKsT.
Leave csily, except Saturday aud SUNDAY, ~ {, q
a m snd Us and $50 4. m. ON Saturday n SIS "a
a1o sN .. m, and on Sunday 81 SIS and soc .. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
iron New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, at
a. m :. aud s8 and ltS .. m
Fron Phil.delphla and Baltimore st ssos.
AID l;s0, SEQ, SIS, s;s. rs, SIS aud ios n N.
FROM THE wEST
Arrive st $50, o-x sBc hose r. mn
through tickets 20 the west be had II ne
lay, Also, Al the Company once. Is Psnusylvanis
sxenae. fsssensers purchasing tickets At the Ave-
ss nc 1sh snere srr.nse 20 hsve their BAGGAGE
sept ard NJ ,ntI The .ssssse car,
'. TtsoS q n ihroush Line"
Z: M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
1to. :. kOONIL Gent AT, Nashington. JA1e
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SNALr Pox CASES, one each, have been re-
ported at the following places since our last re-
port "A Hey between AZ AMI 9Th and q and III
streets, Fighting alley, No. $50 X street and 7i2
n str.et-sn southwest. Also one death, Ber-
tina Davenport, at the is ct named place.
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THE CARD Of Mr.. Philhppi, hair dealer, in
the ladies.
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Masonic ELEcTION.-At the annual con-
al OF W Washington Coinmandery. No. Z. F. A
A NJ, last night officers were elected for the
ensuing year rs follows SIR G.. W. Bennett,
eminent commander; Sir T.. G. Davis. general
i~~imo; Sir Robert Boyd. captain genera: Sir
q. VI. Parks, prelste; Sir w. j. ScsaheaSon
senior warden; Sir Pred. johnson. junior war
slen: Sir Edward Baldwin, treasurer: Sir War
rem II. OTcutf. recorder; Sir III. Towies warden
Sir " b. Fpgitt, trustee Tor three years and
SIR JEFF Rives for one wear.
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STEAMER LINES.

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALENANDR1A, Va. WASH
INGToN AND GEoRSETowN, d q.
From Pier :, North wharves Phi Eststss=S
sdslphiA, WEDNESDAY and SAT
URDAY, Of ~ m.
From SO Water street, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., tt s-
DAY and SATURDAY, AZ lea
This line connects at Philadelphia with ''Clydu :
Iron Line Of steamers for Prov dence, lsi0n aid
New England States. Ne Wharfage in B'stsn by
WM. CLYDE co, Philsaelphis.
A. REID, Alexandria. Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 50 Congress Street, Bo..
ton. apss
VVAsHINGrON, NoRFOLK, BOSTON. AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The nne Iron Steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips 90 ~
Eorfelk, will leave her wharf: TOO; Essy5kS
Of eth street, every MONDAY and0DD
THURSDAY, NJ o. N, touching ~ principal River
Landings, ing Al Norfolk With Steamship IL
the N and NJ Line for Boston and Providence.
Freisht should be addressed ..esre Of Lady Of the
Lake Wis Norfolk Branch ticket Office az Knox =
Express once, sos Pennsylvania ave nue..
I. n. CROUCH. Agent, efh-s:reet wharf.
DORSEY CLAGKTT. General Agent.
ms Plants store, corner 18th snd Pa ave.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

WILLIAM DICKSON,
GEN Raj INSURAN
AND
l. IS TATE AGENT
No. COS FIFTEENTH STREET,
oPPoeITE TREASURY.
Meme but the safest Insurance companies repre-
scented.
anteed. sr.-Ir,
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism burns
piles, ulcers. tooth che, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
lameness, bruises, b0ils. wounds. neural sia .
Toarsehess' diarfh9a, aud ali hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other adYertisaI
preparations JIM the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated OF in medical writings and
known to be a cure for these diseases m IA : ~
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The TEACHERS AND THEIR SALARIEs.-This
morning a meeting OF the teachers OF the pub
~hc schools was to have been held in the hall of
he jefferson school building to consider the
question of the compartment of their sllaficS,
but owing to the janitor having been given Or
deIs not TO admit the teachers to the building,
io ms citing was held, unless those on the porti-
CO. or dozen lady teachers-can be said
10 have held portfco meeting. Mr.. j. r..
ent, ard talked over the questions in an i'm.
formal way.
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WILLIAM KNABE CO.,
w BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHf PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the cubic fol
forty years, and upon their excellence alone-~
attained an unpurchased pre-eminenccSSSx
which pronounces them uneQualled for theirtfi Nv
tone, touch, workmanship and durability. They
have been awarded sixty i've gold and silver medal
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and inrroye(
Overstrung Scale and Agraffe.
William McCammons PIANOS and PIANOS anc
ORGANS from various we'll known factories for sals
ana rent, at REICHENBACH'S,
decl0-tr Piano Warerooms. A93 llth stret
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CusARD LINE.
Tx BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
,Russia...-wed-Apl. ls Parthia All. ;
Cslabris- .Sat---Apl. 10 FCuha-. " Cd IN
Steamers marked thus do not carry steerase pas
And every following WEDNESDAY and sAruR.
DAY from New York.
RarEs OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, $50, $40, and si.O
Tickets 10 Paris, els, gold, additionai. o48h
Return tickets on favorable terms!
sseersee ticRet. from Liverpool and Queenstown.
sEd all parts Of Europe, at lowest rates. Through
Antwerp ard other points on the Continent and ~,
Mediterranean PORTS. For freight and cabin pss.
Green fsr -ieersge passage, al No iii Br ssSSs
aoyis,ly CHAs. @. FRAScKLYN. Agent.
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany ,eE&8A
France, Holland, Belgium and the United>1b
Cabin fare from NEW YORK TO LONDON, Lry.
EkPooL, GLASGOW and DERRY, s6s aud 8 7s
EXCURSION TICKETS. sl2o.
Intermediate, 80. Steerage, $50. ali payable IN
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Country
can purchase tickets AZ lowest rates. For further
parts Lars apply to the Agent, Q. CAMMACk, ia.
BEYDERsoN BROTHERS,
maye Bowling Green, New YORK.