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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22
ARIZONA STAGE LINE

Twohorse wagons carrying the L. s. Mall, and pas. | ,engers, leave Prescott and San Bernardno every WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, Making the trip in sir days passing sn route, ERRRS. BERG. wICKENBURG aud CAMP DATE GREEK. can be furnished the same in
 FOUR OR SIX HORSE STAGES On private contract by giving weeks notice is sd vance to Agent of Arizona Stage Line at San Bsrnardno The rates fnr same will be in ProPSron to the aeeonmo dation required
 Regular Rates Of Fare.
 Currency From Pre'cott to San Bernardino s75o0 rom Prescott io Wiekenburg g.............. 70 co From Prsseou to Ehr-nberg .45 % From San Bsrnardno to Ehr.nb-rr. ............3 35oo Prom Sss Bernsrdno to Wicksn burg ......... GO co
 Local Agents: n, Lh. San Bernardno L' o GhANI Prescott hANA Road Superintendent
 JAMES GRANT. PROPRIETOR. H. PERSON, sUrEHsrESpEST. seP2s'72
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22

It took western vi, 10 suggest that Mormon. Ism is merely so attempt 10 Utah lse ornamental vpmek
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22
N or IC F .

The undersigned will sell all the personal property V. longing to said estate day and place above Said property consists of mule horse wagon, two sets of harness, blows saddles, cooking utensils &c. JOHN RAIBLE, Administrator.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22

Which may be required during the hscn year eommcnn ing July ls 1873 at each of the Depots and POss in the Department of Arizona.
 In conformity with general order No. 37 War Depart. ment A c. O. ls7 local proposals will also be received up o the hour and date by the Quarermaser at each of the Depo,s and Posts for furnishing a enable proportion of the Grain, Hay and Wood required there.
 Grain to be delivered in sacks which 10 become the property the T. s. and Hay in stacks either baled or loose.
 All supplies furnished to be of good merohnntnhle quality and to be delivered n such times and n such quantities as may be desgnaed by proper authority The quantities stated herein approximate, and arc subject 10 ipcrease dimnution during the hscal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22

cFimIhll Court sPartiDg ano,hsr man's
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22

At which place and time they will be opened (bdder' having the privilege of being present) for supplying all ot q reasonable proportion of the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22
PRESCOTT.
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN, HAY and WOOD.
Saturday, March 29, l87
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF ARIZONA, ,
 CtuEP QUARTEHNAsrRRs OFFICE. 4 PRrsCoTT, 4. T, February l5, loIJ

Sealed proposals in tnpcate with copy Of this ad tsement attached 70 each will be received at this unll noon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-02-22

OFFICE or THE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER)
 DEPARTMENT oP ARIZONA.
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. February l3, le73 Sealed proposals In irlicaie with copy of this adver. trmsbt attached each will be receired this oice
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EOR ETOWN.

he SToRM.-Our city was visited YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON with severe thunder storm. Along
the diminished streets consider able damage was
zone to new work, and in High street. opposite
"a, Ine cellars were all flooded, but as the mer-
Cnahts mad prepared for such an event very
nttle damage was sustained. The lightning
struck brick house corner of High and Beail
streets, dong very little damage.
INJURED BY FALL.-This morning, while
MI Wm Taylor, the pilot of the tug boat Gov
OF the tug, he accidentally fell from the schooner
across the rail of the tug, and was seriously in
gured DIR. Bowie Tyler was sent for and found
IL necessary to leave him aboard of the tug du-
ring the day, as moving him might endan Ier
THE P-sTRHRr railroad over Rock craek Is
now in running order, but only to Congress
street, Georgetown, by which it can accom- mo-
GATE but few of our citizens. If extended to
fayette street, it will get three-fourths of the
street car trayel-with the terminus at Congress
street not one-fourth.
THE CANAL FREIGHTs characterization
q me Bodtmen.-festerday the boatmen who
nave been carrying coal for the New Central
company refused TO load at the reduction of
nVe cents per ton, from S1.45 to S14O Ito
Georgetown and Alexandria, respectively to
Sl.35 and S1.30. 1t seems that the Hamnshire
and Baltimore men conceded in this refusal as
but three boats 1.-TWO of the New Central and
one OF Hampshire and Baltmorel are renorted
as clearing this port yesterday, and they were
loaded MISREPRESENTATION Nelcs, 29h.
GRAIN TRADE.-The schooner Lizzie Rapan
and IhOs. p. Morgan have arrived from Alex
andria, with 1900 busheIs wheat for Hartley &
Bro. The sales on Change to-day were 500
bushels common red wheat at SI45, and 500
bushels good prime do. at S1.57 to S1.6O.
The IMPROVEMENTS of Water street has
been dlsbanded for the present, we under
stanu, exceptto repair the present cObble stone
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Investigating the Magistrates ana
lnusfahaas

AFTER our report closed yesterday, the Legis-
lative committee investig eating the magfstrtfes
aud Constables heard the testimony of Mr. l.. V
Heard in relation to an attachment served on
him by constable named Kimmell for rent
Claimed 70 be due DIR. j. Ford Thompson. The
attachment was served while witness was
moving his household furniture, and his piano,
belonging 10 his wife, was seized, while there
was other property belonging to witness on
he (depOnenti had arranged with DIR. Thompson
for the settlement OF rent due him, but suisse
quenty said Thompson drove up to the house
when he was moving, and, apparently much ex-
clsed and Indignant, demanded TO know how
this was. DepOnent replied that he was NOV
ing, a. he Lad already notified him, when
Thompson demanded, excitedly, "Have you
the money! DepOnent answered "NO," when
Thompson refused 20 listen to any explanation,
but Jumped into his carriage threatening to
procure an attachment, which lie did in less
than az hour. a. this constable was in his house
with tie attachment within that time. DepO-
nenf Claims that the process throughout was
Illegal, the piano being exempt by law.
Mr.. Alexander MOfiatt testified that some
time since be had maj working for him named
COe, at the National Park, with whom he had
Ofer to settle with him. The next day Con-
stables Gordon and Sprague with officer Ander-
son vent Up stairs in depOnent'S shop; depOnent
went MP also, when SpragUe drew pistol and
tlrt atened him. Anderson came up aad
SpTague put mp the pistol. DepOnent asked
What authority they had, and the produced an
execution issued by Justice Ferguson at the suit
OF COe for SOS, and levied on a wagon which
Sprague sad had already been sold.
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sanitary Matters.


II the meetu ~ of the Board OF Health last
evening Prot. LangStOn, from the committee on
Ordinances, 20 whom was referred the subject OF
Temedylug the evil existing from cattle being
driven through OuT thOrOughfares from DrOyersi
Rest, reported: That under the organic act the
board = given no power % prevent the driving
OF cattle through the street,, It's jurisdiction
being confined e. the sale OF uuwholesJme food. :"
i be report was accepted.
The report Of the health OF, GER detailed the
Operations Of his Oftic Tor the past week show
lig thit no new case Of small pON had been re-
ported, and that tOrty-seyeu nuisauces reportei
bad all been sbated. The health officer SUBJ
Hiited an additional report, stating that an in
Vtstlsauon Toy him had convinced him that the
service Cf garbage collecting has until very
recently. been carees~iy performed with no
proper ldea " Te>i possibility; that with the best
application Of the present means the work can
net be done satisfactorily 70 the people: that
with sN more collectors with good teams IN,
service VII! be performed with general satisfac-
Ton, but to reach the true sanitary standard All
garbage should be removed every dlv, which
NOUld now require at least forty carts. lie re-
commented that the board should consider the
questions OF requiring the garbage collectors
lthree) now assigned % Georgetown to dunn at
u IN street wharf also, the question Of the col
lection OF ashes by them, which Is not done by
garbage men in Washington. The report wa
accepted The premises No. CD 9Th street north
west we're condemned as a nuisance and orIereI
to be aOated.
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SUIT AGAINST THE CHRONICLE PrRLIsHrEg
COMPANY By ONE or TIE LATK CARRIERS OF
THE PAPER.-IO day, Mr.. EnOch Totem, for
John allon, entered suit against the Chronicle
FURNISHING Company. In the declaration IL l.
stated That John W. FOrney, proprietor of the
CAT1Htcie, agreed with plaintiff that In cOnsif-
Grafton OF plainJiff soliciting subscri utiOns for
said paper, and with reasonable care and dill
gence selling and delivering 20 all persons who
were or should be subscribers residing ON or
within a certain route, and attending 10 All the
business connected with said route, aud would
lay said FOrney reasonable sum for the
palers, and for the further consideration OF
$50 by plaintiff paid FOrney, the latter sold him
the exclusive right AMI privilege Of selling
~ reasonable advance, and delivering
the paper on the route; that FOrney, on the
Sdpi anuary, ls.1, sold the paper TO j. NJ
biOrrls, subject, however, to the rights of the
piainun, and Morris agreed TO fulfil and carry
out the agreement; that on the 10th OF ,Juns
Isl, Morris, with j. -. Ladd, f.. A Paul, and
y. K aust, were incorporated as the Ch~5Hi-T-
publishing Co, and they agreed 10 fulfil and
carry out the agreement. lie AYERS that n
Iaithfully carried out the agreements until III j.
LIST OF July last, when the defendant wrongful
" and lnjurioUsly refused AMI still refuses 10
denver TO plaintiff any OF the newspapers, and
they wrongfully and iniuriOusIv sold and de-
lyered papers IN said route. Plaintiff claims
$500 damages.
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A l. E X A NDRIA.

To BE HANGED FRIpAY.-Notbinp has boar
neard so far from Gov. Walker in regard 10
william jackson, now under sentence Of death
Tor the murder of his wife. Should the Gov
t sLnoI not pardon him or commute his sentence
the sheriff will proceed to execute the sentence
OF the law on Friday next. The same scaffoId
upon which Charles Manley was executed will
Thursday. 'N
FlRE.-This morning about O'Clock the
mouse OF Humphrey Dalla, co!ored, at the ca
hal BASIN, caught fire, which was not put out
s,,i II hsd burned entirely the kitchen at the
back and part OF the roof of the main build-
lng. The fire department did not turn out
S6atinel, last ereRi4g.
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LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS

white Cotton Hose at Sic, sc, &c, 81 sIOs.
Brown Cotton Hose at Coo, &c, SOC, Sc less 10 PEI
Brown Balbrigesn Hose at 7se SIC 81 % :, 2,
81 a., 81 u, 50 Is, less 10 Der cent w. . ~
10 per cent. ~ F''~o9' VS.
Merino Vests at sc. to sI.44, less lG per cent
Thomson Glove Fitting lrsets regular prices los
10 per cent. f''~-7' ~
Linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at DC, soc, &c,
45c, 5Oc. T5c, 81, 81 IS, less 10 Dor cent ~
ini'lH Ieuistltched Hsndk eTcBiefs Al Csc, &c,
Sl.25, 81, less 10 per cent wv wv 80
Linen Collars sna Cuffs.
Ledies' Fancy Scarfs. &c, less 10 per cont
hid Gloves and button, regular prices, less 10
per cent f-' - ~
81, less 10 per cent
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LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. ia. ,es Hudson, in getting out of his
" agon yesterday, fell and broke his leg.
Michael Long, garbage master, was to-day
removed BY OrdsT o. Governor Cooke.
Governor Cooke yesterday reaplOinted Mr.
II. A. Hall superintendent OF assessments, an
once recreated by the Legislative Assembly
june %, 1873.
A. j. Fails, esq, chief clerk of the DEPART
ment OF Justice. viii pay the metropolitan po-
lice force their July salary on Monday next.
Yesterday he paid the Jail guards.
Patenr were yesterday granted TO Washing
Prall, pneumatic water elevators; q. Z. Daw-
son, revolving seat; Emma Marwedel, appara-
tus for cleaning knives and forks; X. o. ID.
Smith, fare box Clsudin ID. Turnbull, street
car awning.
Notification was given ont In the colored
churches on Sunday last Of meeting to take
place last night at Bethel Union hall on NJ
street, near 18th, to advocate the claims of Mr.
Greener for reinstatement as teacher of the
preparatory high (cOlOred) school; but as there
ing was held
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RALrIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
pr,or c,,,r, O. r-7

Afer July 24th, Is72. trains will run .li,,rs.
ANAtN LbANE fOR TRAINS ARRIVE AZ
~ Dab lhOhE WASH INGTON.
daily "'' Niagara Enp' t-lS =. M, New York eN-
80 a. m. New York EN - M "a An. 49,
press daily except sun capt SUNDAY '' w
So -, s.u- - SIS a. m. Express from,
i.si-, "'''s seO'hlho- nth aud West daily.
MS r.. -. ~ = a. m, Accumu6.fa-
HH AZ, f-st In" ton from BALTIMORE
day. 49,. "a "a hstl eN-
ls,s n, Nm Vol, - Pless, daily, except Suu-
O. I'm p.,,; E3em.,N. \. e,pr-s.
$40 p. m, Baltimore SC OILS n M Al l.ii-
compensation, daily, sX- oert SUNDAY "a
as - - - - 2. m.s daily, from
=. y. ~ tihrlnhHl IN. baltimore, daily frrn
gress, daily, except Ssu. West and No-fh' A''-
9:g5 m e, daily New Yorl p-.... "a southern Ex-
Night Express. Hos n m NJ VI
lO.lo m, Pacific En- express. N
press daily.
Trains lesFinr Washington AZ s:isam. aud so
p h-s connect ~ Bowie with trains fsr N.r-i.,r'b
leaving r. vie ~ $50 and n a m ana 80 4, ~
6.25 ?. IA. ~ - 'ia' anu
Trass arriving AZ Washington a, IlIs. m els
$40 > . ,: m, cuuueci a: Bowie vfh train. I-.v1ng
MEnrliero' az : - a. m, $40 and 30 .. ma.
Passengers leaving their urdtrs ~ Picket OrHra
northwest corner u IS street ana p 5ursyivauis
avenue uerihw"st corner Oh a Il and PaTrsyIvauis
sAerue, can have their baggage called for ard
checkef NJ hotels aud Residences q all poluts Norm
shd " est. Throush tickets 10 Cincinnati. g1lnrn-
leans, Chicago, Omaha, Saa Francois. aud an
points north, northwest, w-ss. and soufhu..af
- . - y. l.. Ut BARRY, General snnF
n. :, fOl Nc, Gen ] Psss'r Agent. fr2if ~
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

. : Is 50, less 10 per cent. "
Mertno Shirts, sic 81, SIR 81 O. 81 * 80
S225. 81 50, S2T5, SIS, less 10 per cent. 60
hhgnsn Brown Cotton Socks, 81 50, So, S75O, So
jean ~. Linen IA and Merino Drawers, regular prices
Linen Collars and Cuffs recular nricas toss IN -.
cent. f-'' 49, Az POI
BLACK Ties, Black scsrfs, Fancy Scarfs Fame
cent. f0o' A0'e Az PCT
- prices, less 10 per cent. e-i"i
Ma cloves, regular prices, less 10 Ter cent
Llsle Thread Gloves, IS cents, less 10 per cent
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FANCY GOODS.

less 10 per cent. ~ ~
Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Butfons q. o .s,.
70 5 per pair, less 10 per cent
GolG shIrt studs at e 50 10 Is, less 10 re- cent
So 81, IS, less 10 per cent ~ - - -
ram and Fancy Fans, 75c. to SEA lees 10 per Ct
an Hhd mbrela Chstolain, 75c. 70 IS, 10 pr CT
OA3eAed Buckles, Sets Ear Drops, Viuarareffo
T., &c, Sc.' guI4r prices, less 10 per cent.
~ ) VERY, r cular prices, less 10 p6r cent
Parasols sHt Sun Umbrellas from s5s0to sl1. los
10 per cent? : 49, ''7
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WHITE GOODS.

Hamburg Edges, lsc. to 81 81 yard, less 10 per cent
Hamburg Inserting, lsc to 81 yard less 10 per CT
Swiss Edges and Inserting, sc. to 81 yard less 10
Nainsook Edges and Inserting Is 10 * yars Iass
10 per cent.
Victoria Lawn, SOC. to SOC. yard less 10 per cent
Striped, Plaid and Plain Nansook, 3d. TO SOC yard,
less IN per cent.
Bishop Lawn, SOC. to Soc yard, less 10 per cent
Tucked Frocking, at Soc TO 81 yard less 10 per cent
ped and Plain Swiss, at Soc to 75c yard less 10
per cent.
Plain Oreandy, &c to T5c yard, less 10 per cent.
Aarsslis, at Size. to 65c. yard, less 10 per cent
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" CIGAR MASUFACTU REES write TO Tar
STAR 10 say that the published statcmau. mat
''tl e Assessor Of Internal Revenue. " n Rurr
has compared the accounts Of cigar makers OF
this city and found a deficiency OF 16OlJ cigars
WLlch Should have been returned for TAXATION
between the iSt ami 10th OF july Is Incorrect in
using the term edgar makers instead OF
nclgar manufacturers" and in designating Mr.
Bar. a. assessor Of internal revenue, the asses
sois having been abolished since the 2qtI of
May by act Of Congress. For the Information
Ci "cigar manufacturers" il NAV be stated that
siEce the date mentioned Mr.. Burr has been
tHl1oytC by the orlce OF supervisor OF internal
revenue for the revenue district cOmnrisin,
fenhsy wanna, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary
land, and the District or Columbia, with
sleeiti - supervision over all revenue matters in
tins District and Maryland. and that he exani-
natlqn Of accounts Is one Of his duties.
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LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.

LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS.
Cotton Skirts, tucks, SO cents, less 10 per cent
Sis
Elegantly trimmed Skirts from slzsto son Iazs n
per cent. w.
Gotten chemses at 75 cents, less 10 per cent.
Elegantly trimmed Cbenises from 81 N 10 IS La.
10 per cent
Cotton Drawers at q cents, less 10 per cent.
And fun and complete line of other styles
Night Dresses from . lea to SO, less 10 per cent,
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, JUDGE Dscson To-day, ALFRED
Baldwin was fined S5esch three separate CO arges
Of maintaining nuisance; appeal taken. Liszie
Hawkins, loud and boistereus: SIS. Sally d ,bbius.
charged with being q prostitute and vagrant, was
sent 10 the workhouse ~ days. Samuel Higgins,
loud and boistsrous: as. Jane 0Hsre, same; IS.
PATRICK Brannon, violation OF hack law; IS. Ben
lanin Taylor, assault and battery on Ella Chase.
This was a severe case Of kicking a weak and de-
fenceless woman without cause: SIS and costs Hen
rietta Warren. assault and battery Mary Warren;
81 and costs Giles Miller, assault and battery on
St nn Johnson ans costs GeSrse Wsshing-
go and costs. Edward Lynch, threats to
James b. Burch; eloo bonds TO Keep the peace,
John Talbert, assault and battery on Barbara Cur.
ssnit ma 10 Keep tne psace ShsSies watson as
keeps an ordinary or eating house, and Watson. a
pig colored man. came in and called for pork and
beans, which he ate and then, according to her &C
f wsked out without paying her, and took the
Mary asked for the knife, when he assaulted her:
SloO TO keep the peace. David Craig, assault and
battery on VIM sweeny; S5 and costs. Charles
smith. assault and resisting Oficer e. J DuvalI;
Slo and costs Henry Barrett, assault and battery
on Bridget Barrett; bonds to keep the peace Fred.
ertck Myers, charged with selling LIQUOR without
license; 8 los and costs; appeal noted.
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NELT SERIOUS CHAEGE.-A warrant was
issued yesterday BY Justice NV. Buckley, upon
oath OF Minnie Smith, charging Alfred Snow
den with hagIug, on the p instant, fe.oni0usly
ted ElLt Smith and committed rape
upon her Tie warrant was placed in the hands
OF Omcer Il. r. Harper, who returned it into
court with the person Of SnOwden. The parties
All I'VE IN Georgetown, and are cOOred people
mT. ~ ans, acting I. $. attorney, asked that
the prisoner be committed for a hearing as the
woman was very SICK in the hospital in conse-
quenee OF the injuries received and couId not
be present Tor some time. it is said that there
were three parties altogether in the case and
ma nc OJher Two are unknown. Sn0wden was
Committed, These cases are becominJ onits
-ITegUeEt Of late 4~''@
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INFANTS GARMENTS.

INFANTS GARMENTS.
Infants Long Skirts at from slsS to s4E, less 10
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 q discount of IL per cent
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LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS for the Dvsnan4ic
which Is not to be wondered at when we take
INTO account the amount of bodily and mental
suffering that this distressing malad generates
Inc fsruridn Syrup "a protoXide Of irony has
cured thousands who were suffering from this
disease.
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EDUCATIONAL

- ICELAND BOARDING AND DAY SCH
II FOR BOYS,
40 LdHras Street, near Park ArsHue,
BALTIMORE, MD.
VIM. ID. MARTIN, A. M. Principal, assisted by
graduates OF the University of Virginia. French
ana herman taught by experienced native masters
Season commences September 18th.
dress. Iy9S nm
DATAPSC0 FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NEAR BALTIMORE, ND.
This Institute has been in operation for thirty-six
years, and enjoys a national reputation. With the
number OF pupils limited to ninety, il has represen
tatiVes from two-thirds Of the states Its location
Is pre- eminently healthful, is CENTRAL and easily
reached by railroad from Baltimore and Washing
ton city. For cir culars address
MRS. r. II. ARCHER,
-yz1-eozm Elicott City P. o., Nd.
1 ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY, Ar 40.
- BU RNDALh, Mass. ten miles from Boston, on
Boston Albany railroad. AdrdHtases: Location
ana appointment unsurpassed. Tried teachers in
every department. Students fitted for Boston Uni
yersly -Four years Classical course in the Semina-
~. Special dvantages for Music, Modern Lam.
gnages, and Pain ing from Nature. AtnsS: Thorough
Culture-True Womanhood. Next year begins
september rs, 1873. Address CHAS. W. CUSH-
RlyERyIEW ACADEMY, PoUeHKEKPsIE, n.
- Wv ork recommences September llth Boys
ann iyl62m
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READY-MADE DRESSES.

Our stock of LINEN SUITS POLOylIsES
REDlNGOTS Is the largest in the city, and we
invite the attention Of the ladies 70 ths great bar
gains we give BY the liberal reduction Of 10 per cent
from our prices.
We name few, with prices:
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RAILROADS.
pEyNsYLyANIA Ala LINE
fhitzR I'LL gssk &ssss

DEsNsYLxANIAA Ala LINZ
IL 'ffhhiitzR sfh 9sAhx &ssssEs
AND ALL POINTS is TuE SK% ssSLASp
rBEoueH BErSEkS WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE 6F CARS
The eanl snstt on this ise is new aud Of the rnost
PULLMAN PARLoR CARS on DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN rA siShr f fkkkffSsSS CABS ON
f m sfir TRAINS rssI s az kSsrpr sNn,y,
viii BE- run over Pennsyivan,A AR Line, lSavins,
from and arriving the depot Of The BAtiaore AMI
Potomac railroaa, northeast corner q e,h aud d
fssi La, leave Washington T.O g m. daily. Of.
Leave BALTIMORE At sls m daily, eScep, san.
Itave West Philadelphia ., I1np. N. daily, e1.
Arrive at New YOrh s;sp. m. daily, except sun
k,,sHo.G ETg-es, have wsshiagton II IOsp.
Leave Baltimore at 2:Ss ,. m, daily, except Sun.
Lesys West Philadelphia Al Sos ,. m. daily, ex.
Arrive At New YOrk at 9iop. m. daily EXCEPT
AisS E7yrsss, leave Washington at Sos ,. M
Leave Baltimore a, Io.s p. m daily
L.sys Wc;i Philad.ig6' a isS5 =. :, daily.
Arrive " N rsh nGSs 4 Ek SiT III sally.
las L.ss; a, lcs,s New lerk at $50 m.
f''soSs inns n9s,i iSaS. y S.ST YORK At sypn
Arrive Al " Washington - n .0S . m.
NtFM ErpfsSs, leave New York al IN m
Arrive AZ Washington At o.lSa m.
c.nneoiioSs are Risde y Me-. Tork with steamers
on Scuudt New York, NV Haven and HaFff5-s
rsil Dads, New York CoRtral aud Hudson Rv-r raii-
r1sn, ttie RAILWAY, and steamers IN Hudson RIVER
are a. low ~ by any other ruute.
bsSgase called for aud Oh rckei at hotels and rrf-
vate residences orers left the following olisss
shefe tickets and Information can BE- nbfafuea.-
Northeast corner 18th street aud Pcnna AZ. torth
east corner Oh STREET n1d peuna ave. ras--ncsr
sstion Baltimore and Potomac railroad conner a.
and Is streets. ED. :. YOUNG.
Jy14-u General Passenger AGENT