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The SchuetzenfeSf-

The attic ndance at the 9Th street Schuetzen
PARK yesterday fully equalled that of the two
previous days, and during the day and light the
grounds were crowded with men, women and
children, enjoying themselves in various WAYS
nor lsthere lack OF amusements. Man and wife
may be seen rolling ten-plns, the ladies too seem
TO take lively interest in the shoOtin 2, and not
q lew OF them are dangerous rivals 10 the more
experiences marksmen. Young America, and
the older folks also, indulge in the pastimes
provided, and, on wooden horses dash round
the circle, propelled by the muscular efforts of
several cOlOred attendants
me grounds last night presented an oriental
appearapce-at least 10 900 people were present
and the animated thronS, moving to and fro,
With their happy faces, led TO the conclusion that
endorsed the efforts OF the Washington Schuet-
zen NeTeIn 70 cater for the pleasure OF the
many who join with them in their annual fes-
u', Us ne eIang OF the beer glass rung out
than perhaps slight sedative influence was
hOuceable. quiet prevailed and good order and
sOclablllty was the feature Of the hour.
The attractions of Punch and judy seem TO
De fully appreciated, for at every exhibition of
the eOnjugal infelicities Of this celebrated
couple, thousand are provoked TO Iaurhter
particularly when Judy discards moral sIasiOn
as means Of quieting her belIgerent Punch,
and eonIuers him By muscular force.
THE PRIZES.
The following prizes were awarded Yesterday:
fcT L01tsS Sbco''HG-First, Mrs. W. Behrens;
second, Mrs. g. Rupert; third, Mrs. q. m
N1IahdeT' fourth, Mrs. j. YOgt; fifth, Mrs. F.
Boring Pri-ss-First prize, so, to G.. Wild
mayer, second, ~15, to &. Parker; third, SO to
q. Iriliug; fourth, -. to Samuel Ceas; fifth,
-, TO W. GrOverman; sixth, Sc, to W. Behrens;
seventh, -, TO Il. ID. Fabian; eighth, 81. to Jno.
NOgt.
The exercises continue to-day and to-morrow.
ms after moon at i've O'Clock, Prof. Hanson,
who has the Punch and JUDY show W i'll give an
entertainment in the pavilion.
Inc weather thus far has been most pro-
until the close.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, Jtdge Da,cSon To-day, j ohm
G. Mansfield, charged with profanity, was lined SIS
EE6wsrd d soper, DRINK and disorderly; .S5. Eliza
Fortune, sane: SIS. Fanny Davis, profanity in
Georgetown; So. Frank Cronin was charged with
stealing horse valued at $500. one harness worth
The latter visited the SchueZenfest last night the
PARK and after hitchiug his horse in tho shed under
the care Of the hostcr, he went inside for enjoy
ment, and on returning found his horse gone The
host'er testified to catching the prisoner with the
horse some twenty yards from he incIosure Cronin
contended for the horse and buggy, saying that q
gentleman had sent him to get his buggy for him:
sent to the grand Jury John Boss, threats to Mary
Willett; 9 200 bonds to keep the peace Myer Hen
line, assault on hurry Meyenburg; bonds to keep
the peace: Hannah Bannister, assault on Martha
Banks; So and costs. Daniel Buckley, Charles
Roberts and Henry Gordon, charged with an ARRAY:
IS each: VIM. Flynn, loud and boistsrous; SIS
James WilkersoR, assault and battery on James
Henry 50 and costs. Charles II. Augustus, a
coored boy, charged with theft of clothing valued
st about $50; reform school. Daniel Buckley
assault and battery on Julius Bundy: SlO and costs
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals


Miss Mary Ann MeCartie was yesterday ap-
,,o,nt,d a clerk IN the Dead Letter Offce
FeTgy Malone and his Philadelphia base bali
club tiay the washingtonians, on the Olympf.
grounds. AZ AIS p. m. To- morrow.
The BeIknap base ball club played the 6Old
PrObs" nine Of the Signal Corps yesterday. the
result being victory f0T the latter score Il TO T.
The new Abyssinis Baptist church, corner Of
T street and Vermont avenue, Rev. Henry Bal
ley pastor, will be dedicated neIt Sabbath.
The alarm sounded frcm box 81 Government
Printing ofice) yesterday afternoon, was for fire
caused by defective Cue in a house in jackson
alley, damage trtfing.
on Monday last, have since died, Git being a
case Of premature deliyery) but the mother is
doing well.
TO his room I'm Baltimore for the past eight
months by in4iammatOry rheumatism, is now
reported improving.
There is = dangerous hole in the Sidewalk on
Market Space, just east of the store of Hall &
Hume This morning an elderly lady fell
heavily to the pavement in consequence OF
stepping into It, and sprained her ankle.
Yesterday afternoon one of the oil tanks near
Easby's wharf, used in the treatment of wood
Tor paving, took fire, but the flames were
s1unguished by the employees before any
Messrs. Henry Adler, B. Kaufman, j. p. Her
= man, NJ. Cohen. j. II. Hsnline, y. Kaufman
NJ. Hofa, l. l.. BlOut, A. Adler and S. N Maver
yesterday filed in the recorders Office a certif-
cate of Incorporation as trustees of the WASH
ingtOn Hebrew congregation wOTshipplng at
the synagogue on Sth street.
The recent fire at the Navy department has
caused the officers in charge of various build
ings in the city rented and occupied by the gov
eminent TO take renewed precautions to guard
against fire. Additional water pipes have been
introduced in some of the buildings, and hose
attached on every floor ready for immed ate use
Morning Star Lodge No. 8, I. o. G. T., at the
regular meeting last night, installed the follow
ing officers To serve until october 3l:-H. III. b.
Arnold, ". q. T.; Miss Jennie Pipher, WIT;
Chas. A. BOyce, W. Sec. VIM. Numbers w II
Sec; Miss VI. r. Davis, W. Treas; Wesley
Montgomery. Chaplain; VIM. Phipps, W. NJ;
Mrs. RObinette, W. l. G.; JnO. Boswell, o. G..
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

9 Pslmers Patent Yoke Shirts, reaay-m.ds for
Sb 50, less 10 per cent.
san. $40, SAYS, IS, less 10 per cent.
upwards. less 10 per cent. ~
jean Linen NJ and msrino Drawers, regular prices.
cent. - -
Black Ties, Black searfs, Fancy scarfs rsnoy
cent. '7' 49, ." ~
Linen and silk Pocket Hsndksrchiefs, regular
Md Gloves, regular prices, less 10 per cent
Lisle Thread Gloves, rs cents. less 10 per cent
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS.

white Cotton Hose at SIC, sc, sc, slO2, slOs,
Brown Cotton Hose at Co., nc, Soc Sc less 10 per
Brown Balbriggsn Hose at 7sc, Sc 81 % 81 II
fla, S2.l2, S225, less 10 per cent
peI csn ancy shk Hose, regular prices, less
Merino Vests at 69c. to slA, less 10 per cent,
10 per cent. $500 '0oo
Linen Hemstitched Hsndkerchiefs at Csc, SOC, &c,
sc gc, &c, q, 81 Is, less 10 per cent
SlS, 81 50, less 10 per cent wv 90
Linen Collars am Cuffs
Ladies Fancy scarfs, 75c, less 10 per cent
Kid Gloves and button, regular prices, less 10
81, less 10 per cent.
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CITY ITEMS.

WHEN DUMB ANIMALS cry out their glad
ness,-when cripples take up their beds and
walk,-when Rheumatism Is banshed,-s
joints made timber, and swellngs disappear as
ii by magic, well may we inquire into the secrets
of the wonderful Centaur Liniment. There
has never been anything Ii Ike it. 1t has per-
formed more cures Of flesh, bone and muscle
ailments upon man and beast in the past three
months, than all other articles have in three
hundred years. T,eo5
A Cool, PoPULAG AND HEALTHY SUMNER
REsoRT-Dooley's Arctic Soda Fountain, on
SaPitoi illl' eOtf
HAVE You A CoUGH, Cold, Pain in the Chest,
or Bronchitis? In fact, have you the premon
sumption? II so, know that relief is within
your reach In the shape of DR.. Wistar's
SSase T So%s S Ssdg which in many
victim from the yawning grave.
For RELIEF PROM CoRNs, Bus1oSs.
TROUBLESOME NAILS, ETC., visit DIR. White,
surgeon chiropodist, No. 6s5 18th street, .oppo-
IN Washington 1861 r
TRY THE LION LASER, as drawn only at Geo.
W. Drivers Sample Rooms, corner Pennsylva-
mia avenue and Az street. II
PONDS EXTRACT cures rneumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, sprans,
ecalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
hoarseness, diarrhcea, and eli hemorrhases, Etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that Il Is standard
medicine, treated of in meaioal writings, and
known to be . cure for these diseases. m, tn s,n
THE SECRET why such crowds hock into the
| sample rooms of George w. Driver, at the cor
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and AZ street, Is
because of the refreshing character of his de-
lightful and cool beverages, and especially 30
for the reason that the exquisite quality Of the
celebrated Lion Lager Is improved by being
drawn from faucets Of improved construction. Il
TuRCo-RuseIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
| por Baths, for all akin disease, ct DR.. Shedd's,
sos e street. 500:
WILCOX q 0IDB's 1HwIHe MAonNA Tho
oelebfAted BasAaR PattornA Agency ct OhAa.
Bsum's heopekirt and coESst fAotory, tth street.,
| Intelhsenc6f Building. 1o,e
THI CONTINUITY % large appeesiats the use-
| fulnees Of Singers Sewing Machine. -
/ - =
THnHoNNfDRs and BaromeooEs aro repaired
| md maAe 70 order b. HsmplsEs mar * street.
| DOYg AND YOUTHT SUITS . specialfytnir
| lit srese. -
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FANCY GOODS.

Perfumery Soaps and Toilet Articles regular prices
less 10 per cent.
PEARL Ivory and French Sleeve Buttons NJ Is cents
~ 70 50 per pair, less 10 per cent.
Gold s6irt Studs at 50 to SIS, less 10 per cent
Sois oIlIsr "a Buttons, sc, sl.a, 81, s12s,
Plsin and Fancy Fans, 7tc: to ga, less 10 per Ct
an and Umbrella Chatelain, 75c TO SIS less Ia pr CT
OxydiZed Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, vineearette
IL, &C, &C, regular prices, less 10 per cent.
Jet Jewelry, regular prices, less 10 per cent,
Parssols aud Sun Umbrellas from Sc 50 10 sl2 less
10 per cent.
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SERIOUS STAINING AFFAIR LAST NfGff-
A BaItinorsGn Cut Jy a Philddsl phtda.-Near the
gate Of the eth street SchuetZen park, about
113O O'Clock last night, a young man named
Michael Hussey, Balttmorean, was stabbed in
the left side by another young man named h.
u. Slater, a Philadelphian, the latter Il the
employ Of Hilbert x Co., street contractors.
From all accounts few angry words passed
between these young men, who were merely
casual visitors 10 the grounds, while they were
standing near a group OF other visitors, but the
alteration was apparently OF 50 trivial a char
acteT that II was hardly noticed by any one. IL
was observed in minute or two afterwards,
however, that Slater turned upon Hussey and
appeared 10 be punching him in the side. Hus-
sey uttered an exclamation OF pain, which
caused bis friends TO approach, whereupOn
Slater ran ont through the gateway of the
grounds 1t was then discovered that Hussey
bad received two severe slabs in his left side,
and was bleeding prOfuselv. His friends pro-
cured hack and hurried him to the city, and
he was taken into Talty's restaurant, on 9TH
and r streets, where DIR. johnson Eliot ar
rived Immediately afterwards and examined
and dressed his wounds. The doctor says the
wounds, although dangerous, are not necessa-
rily fatal, and advised the patient TO keep per-
fectly Quiet 20 prevent any further hemor-
image. Hussey maintained the utmost COM
poSure, and says he does not desire TO have his
a-sailant arrested that il he lives he will settle
with him, and IL he dies Skaters punishment
would do him no good. The affair being be-
tween strangers, near the gateway, and unat-
tended with any noisy demOnstr atloHs but few
people on the grounds had any knowledge of it.
The acquaintance between these young men
had been very slight, and there had been no
previous difference between them so far as
known.
that the wounded man was dead. On the con-
trary, he IS somewhat easier this afternoon but
IL Is believed from dangerous symptoms man
ifested that he cannot recover.
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WHITE GOODS.

Hamburg Edges, lsc. TO 81 81 yard less 10 per cent
Hamburg inserting, lsc. TO lT yard less 10 per CT
Swiss Edges and Inserting, sc. to 81 yard less 10
Nainsook Edges and Insertinc Is IN 90 OF vars Lee
10 per cent. I'VE
Victoria Lawn, SOC. to Soc yard, less 10 per cent
striped, Plaid and Plain Nainsook, sOc to SOC yard
less l0 per cent.
Bishop Lawn at SOC. to &c. yard, less 10 per cent
Tucked Frockins at e0c to yard less 10 per cent
Striped and Plain Swiss, at Soc to 75c yard less 10
per cent. ~
Plain Oreandy, 45c to 75c yard, less 10 per cent.
Marsalia, q; G5Ic. to 65c. yard, less 10 per cent
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THE INAUGURATION EXPENSES TO BE PAID
At OHCE.-A meeting of the committee having
charge of the Inauguration ceremonies on the
lth of March last was held yesterday evening
at the Governors office, Mr.. A. X. Shepherd
presiding. There were present Messrs. j. W.
Thompson, Il. l.. Hume, Matthew Trimble,
Hallet kilbourD, II. A. Willard, and others
After full investigation of the financial affairs
of the committee, and an interchange of opIn-
IONS, II was decided that all the bills should be
paid at once, by an assessment on the gentle
men who agreed to hold themselves responsible
ior all expenses. committee, consisting of
Messrs. Thompson, Hume. Kilbourn, and jobs
r: Cook, was appointed and instructed to settle
all outstanding Indebtedness.
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A LENANDRIA A. WASH--
~ ISGTON *. X. - -rfss-sss-7
ALEXANDRIA a FREDERICKsBURG q. r.
Coma a. Is aHa Sixfd Srs,fy.

Locai Trains leave for Alexandria as foIl-vs.-s 2
., ., 10, IL, .. m Il noon, 2, ;, T. s, s,7s M
y "a. and D. m daily, all other tr-us daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrf,. ,s ,,t,.,-..
6-Ss, IS, s., ss, ~ S II g, a. m l2ss al 81
81 y, 6as, 6S3, 80, SIS D m; SIS q m All FL
except Sunday. ~ NSi"s u@iis
Trains marked TINS connect with trains nj,
Washington and Ohio r. r. "' w
7.sO a. m daily, except sunday.
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond.
lesNes sshington ii IS .. m daily, except SUNDAY
Through tickets TO all points South and Sort Invest
Tor sac al Omces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
Nenla avenue, and corner 9th street and PenDsyi-
vana avenue, where passer leave orders fof
through 20 destination,
*. s. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent. jy2g-tf
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
~ hoAb.
DrroT CORNER Ora sB SIS. n W ASSs

Amer July 24th, ISIS, trains will run a. follows.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE Az
BALTIMORE WAsHISGToS AZ
~ a. m, SiAsar. EXP, 6.l3 a. m, New lSrk ex
81 g. m. New rork IN "a M ri ALI -
pres, daily except sun oept sunday '' 'A
~ ..u, .o.o ss,s a. m. Express from
- s.s ~ os"J' Aeoommo- North aud IVES; daily.
\, 1.ssh.1' III a. m, Acoummoia-
Wtst daily, except Sun = Q. m Cincinnati ex
,fs ~. ". rres-, daily, except Sun
pres
s Bstirnrs srpre.. daily. sKSept s-s,1per -,
$50 o. m, B.tirnars &C 8 l. q m All daiir
eormndsti0n, daily, eI-' oepf sunday "a
oept Sunday ~ n m daflr s-o,,
SIS .. m, Cincinnati III. B4ltimors, daily fr
pres, daily, except San West and Norta '''"'
Gay .s, 10 o. .. M, Southern tx
IVY m eAly New 1ork press, daily.
,o Slsni hhprsss. l1s ,. m, New York
pres daily.
Trains leaving Washington NJ s.ga m AMI 40
2 m, connect At Bowie With trains for MsriboT'S
leaving Bowie ~ go and n a m and 50 n =,
6:2s .. m. N - me- shN
Traiss arriving at wsshiugtos AZ ms. ~. as
$40 sSo p m, connect a. Bowie with trains LEAVING
nNrtooro' AZ :. IS a. m, S,fU aud 9 20 n m
Passengers leaving TIER orders Al Tickef OrIce
northwest corner q 18Th street aud PenngylvRnis
avenue northwest corner of6fh st. and Penusyivants
sNenue, Can have their baggage called flr nd
checked At hotels and residences al points Norfh
sno Nest. Through tickets 60 Cincinnati, lluu-
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco AMI an
points north, northwest, west, ard soufhuraas
- X. l.. BUBAkRT, General SrnF
~. {. YOUNG, Gen J Pss-'r Agent. witt
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
oO'!0n Skirts stuek'' g Ossts, less 10 per cent
II SlO
Elegantly trimmed Skirts from rs to So less 10
per cent. - Nv wv ~
Gotten che%ise' at g cents, less 10 per cent.
Elegantly trimmed Cbemises from q, IN N AL
10 per cent.
Cotton Drawers at e cents, less 10 per cent.
And full and complete line Of other styIes
Night Dresses from s. 81 to SaO less 10 Der cent
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

per cent. ."
Cambria 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,
wear; all subject to discount Of 10 per cent
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MADE BAD USE OF HIS BACK PAY.-Yes-
terday man named Patrick McCleary, living
near the corner of 18th and Boundary streets,
drew his extra twenty per cent. due
him for service to the government, and on the
proceeds got gloriously drunk. Last night
about u o'clock. II is alleged. that he beat his
wife, Margaret MoCleary, in q shocking man
ner, making with stones severe wounds on her
head, leaving her senseless. Mr.. Cleary imme-
diateiyeleared out, and Oficers Brooks aud
Eieet, hearing of the occurrence, and finding
the woman badly injured, had her conveyed to
the second precinct station house, where Drs.
Harmer and Glennan dressed the wounds, and
pronounced them to he Of n very serious char
acter. She was sent to her home this morning.
she Is unwilling to make complaint against her
husband
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THB0UGH LINZ BETWEEN wAsHINGToN-
II PHlLADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.

rr..- -. " AsHINST TON, May %, lG3-hoon.
trains between " Washington and
viz: SX 49,
FOB hEW YORK, without change OF can.
leave oally Except Sunday at 7:5O O. n l:lQ and
b. D. m. "
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (sxcept Sunday at ESQ o. m, ITO an
$40 .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
phis NJ 500 D. m
sleeping car. for New York on $50 train only.
Through tickets Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston can be had the Station Office at all hours
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
aspolis, and the West
THOe. h. SHARP. Master OF TRANSPORTATION,
l.. NJ. COLI, Gsnerai Ticket Agent.
GEO. Q. kO0NTZ, Agent, Washington, mn
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n CASE OF ALLEGED ABORTION has been de-
veloped to-day, the victim being young widow
living on Pennsylvania avenue. She is in a
very dangerous condition, and no hopes of her
recovery. For prudential reasons the names of
the parties are at present withheld.
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SCHOONER SUNK.-The schooner Virginia
Emily, which arrived at Stephenson & Halls
ran down and sunk this afternoon by the
steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt while making
her landing. The schooner is owned by Capt.
Fall0n, who is now in Baltimore, and will prove
nearly total loss.
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock Of LINEN SUITS POLONAIsEs
hEDlNGOTs Is the largest in the city, and we
invite the attention Of the ladies to ths great
gains We give by the liberal reduction Of 10 per cent
from our prices. - '
We name few, with prices:
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RAILROADS.
DENNsYLyANIAA Ain LINZ
fhiEaP stk Iskk &sES5

DENNsNlNANIA AIN LINZ
To 'ffhhffEsP ssttssu 1shk 49,
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE INV ENGLAND
THROUGH BErMEsS WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equipment this line nex aud OF the mnsf
elegant and ispre.ed hnishs
PsHs Ssr c THsN eS
NIGHT TRAINS
f GR .fr Trains rsSIs III sEx5rrr SUNDAY,
vitl be run over PeunsylvAnis Air Line, leaving
Potomac railroad, aorthe.st corner Of eh and 3
fssi fs.S, leave wsshins-On TsS 8 m. daily. ez-
fssee Baltimore al SIS a m. daily, exe,s, sun
Leave we-s Philsdelphis at I,rP. N. dsay,sK-
Arrive at New York q; ,. m. daily, EXCEPT sun
k,sswc.s Ery,ss,, have Washington at I;Os ..
Leave Baltimore al ass ,. m, daily, except sun
Le.y. West rhiladelphis at sss D m. daily, ex.
Arrive at New York At $40 ,. N. daily eIoer,
Nish Eryress, leave Washington at SIS ,. m.
Leave Baltimore at lO;G p N daily.
7. ave we;, Ph,lAdslg h,s :. as =. n daily.
A'"s TRAINS RETuRSISG
taH L,s, leave New lere al s.sa an,
k.esslc.5 ETy!!s.., leave sssw YorK 81 SgP. q.
Arrive ~ W Washington AZ lltc 2. m.
AtShf EyprsSs, leave New York ats m
Arrive at Washington nj asa m.
Connections made in New York with steamers
on sound New York, New Haven and Hartf nj
railroads, New York CeHtral and udson River rail-
roAd, Erie Railway, and steamers on n udssn RIVER
Fare g. low - BY any other route.
Baggage called for and checked AZ hotels and rrf-
vate residences orders len the foilOwfug of.s
where tickets and information can BE- OBJ ainef.-
Northeast corner 18Th street snd Peuna ave north
east corner 9Th s.re-f and Penna ave: Pas-~nrsr
station Baltimore and POtonsc rsilrosd.corne en-
and streets. ED. =. YOUNG.
gyA-u General Passenger Agent
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IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED BY THR BOARD
oP PUBLIC woRKs.-The superintendent of
streets has been directed to have the pumps re-
moved and wells filed at the following local.
tties;-Corner Of 18th and X streets northwest
and corner OF a. and streets southwest. The
alley In square No. $50, between and o and
10th and nth streets northwest, has been or
dered 10 be paved with cobble stones. Orders
have been Issued for laying twelve-inch pipe
sewer in alley In square No. 6s6, commencing
within nifty feet OF B street and running To q
street, with the necessary manholes and trans:
also, for laying same size pipe sewer on the east
side Of Path street, from l. 20 NJ streets, north
west, with necessary manholes and traps 70
connect with sewer in l. street; also, same 81 re
pipe sewer in Il street south, from alley in
square III, TO Sd street east, with the
necessary traps and manholes; also, for
the parking Of N street, between 14th and 18th
streets northwest; also for laying q u inch pipe
sewer on north side Of said street, between the
points named above; also for laying same 81
pipe sewer on west side Of 18th street, from
Corcoran TO X streets The contractor for i'm
proving 18th street, from Rhode Island avenue
To Boundary street, has been directed TO pave
the earriageway of said street with the Perry
paving block. An order has been issued for
grading travelling, setting curbs, and layin 9
footx ais on NJ street, from North Capitol
street 20 the Boundary. An order has been
made for the paving Of street, between 18th
and 18th streets northwest, and laying foot
walks, and such other work as Is necessary TO
complete said streets between the points named.
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weshall on and alter JULY Is, till sEPrEN.
Der 1, -rer our entire stock at the very liberal
discount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL CASH
SAILS.