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washington Markets The Ruling
Prices To-day

MEAT.-Beef (porter house, 2S1ssOc > H.: do
Ag2oc do !eornedl lO@l51sc.; pork, i215sSjc; do.
teorued), Sdl2io mutton, l5a2Oc, lamb I52Oc veal
d. sliced 2s2sc; shoulder I~h ,ieI, loo, cnf as
slic Fac H,iddlings, loo, cut IL beef tongues
&C SOC EACH lard, lOGl21sc. Market for beef very
Fl,H.-Rock, 4Oc. p bunch; perch, 4oc. y bunch:
sc ;@sI each; swapping turtle, So. 81 each;
catfish, 25c. q bunch; I5bsters, i5c p To-; salmon
trout, l5c 2 %; sheephe ad, Csc So sturgeon Sc
e p; msckerel, 2@25 each: salt water tayIors, 40c
q bunch; salt water trout, 4Oc. d.; spots, 4Oc do.
yEeETA BLEs.-Potatoes, Irish, new ,5oasO > peck;
DO, sweet Sl@S 81 Is 2 peck; onions, Sc. 2 bunch;
cabbage, Make. ? head; tomatoes, 2es5Oc Ppeck;
teets, +9te ? bunch; cymlins, 25c = dozen; Gu
9lnIbeTs, 5c dozen. Corn, lO9l5c. 3 dozen.
FRUITs;1Apples, new, eating Soc. p peck; do.
apples 5ys5c each; bananas, 6og75c Pdozen goose
berries, he 2 quart; whortleberries, loo quart
water melons, .0eg5c. each. watermeIons, 256550c ;
DAMP FRuITs.-AppIes, Sc. ? quart; peaches,
Igeeiedl, Is; DO ESnDeeied), foc.; blackbeTries,
,BrITER ~Philsdelphia print, CSC y H.: New
ES Ssk 81 d SaoIee roll sos s,, fair do a'e.
,PouLTRTEChickens. siSSi50 , pair; spring
9hs nek 81 Ssgs6 ' aoz., 75c.9Sl.25 ? pair.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
Price. at the wholesale market, a. furnished by
wFicGrTne $3.50 psrne ty ss s % IS
MIL i:sdH%ldSf%s:' {; ;9is..1G, s. s. b aSrs'
;Gf.ss' Ssi.1: sss Su,s :GI'nS Rs.4 sIs
dozsn, 5000 $500; Chickens, 81 Ss 4oc; @ &S1i
Ss.hed, 2 n, Soc; do .unxashsd, p, ao@sc;
&c IS ssSStf new Sssn:, ;S'sSss
s. ssS. q Ssy and DSd BEEN .od
srie.s as f9Iows:-Best anality, sl.H eewt., and
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AMEANSwINDLE.-TheW orkingwomen'sPro-
tective uIhon is now engaged in fighting one of
meanest OF the many mean swindles TO be found
10 tnls CITY. It's generally known as the "sew-
ing machine swindle," but might be described
as patent plan for stealing from those who
nave nothing. The manner Of conducting the
iraua Is simple enough. The persons engaged
IN IL buy mp lot of secondhand sewing ma
chimes; paint, varnish and tinker them up TO
look like new, and sell them to poor working
women at the price of new machines to be paid
ior by instruments in work. After letting them
work few weeks, they demand the balance
due IN money, processing to have no more work:
ana II the women are unable TO comply with the
SSeInanG, tne machine is taken away from them.
Several of these cases have come before ths
courts, and will be pressed-it is hoped sue
cessfully, though it is said that there are legal
meanness, with heavy penalties, will be In or
der.-N. y. EIDreSs.
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Ike une-hOnorcG s.. Andrews society and IFS
youthful cosmopolitan friend the Burns club
joined hands 10 celebrate the anuiversaryof the
birth OF SIR Walter Scott, BY delightful pi,-
ne al Marshall Hall Yesterday, the 18th l'he
games Of Old Scotland were for the bows dam
eng ioT the lads and lassies, and fresh air and
agreeable gossip for the old folks. A delightful
storm while on the Arrow only made the sun
Stine brighter as they reached the pavilion
the racing "a frog, the three-legged race,
sack aud Other races, jumping matches and
Ilgh leapiug, was won by Masters Morris
WOOcley, Turtou, and the three Buckfngham4
One OF the most interesting features of the day
the beautiful little daughter Of w H. Chase
miss May; the second by Miss Mary Gibson:
third, Miss Small. We have not Space to piv We the
names OF the b aIties from Baltimore, Alexan-
Cria, Georgetown and Washington who trippsd
50 gracefully 10 the music OF the dance by
DOnch's band. The day was one of unalloyed
pleasure notwithstanding the dampening in
tuence OF an occasional shower
Among those present we noticed Gen Bal
loeb, president of the ST. Andrews Society.
his usual enthusiasm chilled by the late be-
the successful competitor for many of the
prizes; Mr.. Saunders, the father OF the new So
c1ety, "The Patrons of Husbandry." Messrs
Hannay, Small. Berry, and Fawcett as officers
exerted themselves 10 please ali. The namss
that follow consist OF heads OF families and old
bachelors, but nary an old maid. Shoemaker
AitehisOn, Gibson, Duncan, Howard, Daighist,
truikshanks, Small, Wise, Wilder, Wool
ley, Kaiser, DOCkstader, Pagan, De9rumOnd
Smiths and Browns OF course were there. We
should add 10 the list MIR. Daniels, the lively
editor of the Richmond Sat- Journal who came
over from his handsome country mace on the
virginia side. He and the representative of a
Washington paper might be seen discussing the
products Of good husbandry at the table OF the
great patron himself with an JUNCTION that
showed their willingness 10 patrOnlze good
things.
Long may the memory OF Sir Walter be kent
green by such pleasant occasions
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ga Presbyterian CHI 1reh In w aterloo, N. Y,
has thrty-three widows, and with true waterloo
spirit the men "die, but never surrender
aHA dray loaded with three barrels of whisky
and two empty collins created a sensation on IN
streets Of Alton, H., few mornings SINCE a. IL
passed along en- route TO the freight depot.
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TIE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were S2l9 GEO, r9-swff
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THE OLD MAN BRNDRR."-A special dis
patch to the Chicago Tribune, from Dubuque,
IND, August 10, says: Considerable excite
ment existed here to-day on account of a rum0r
that the cd man Bender, the Kansas man
butcher, was in the city. A man OF the name
OF sullivan was positive he saw the old mau
walking on the street, with a stick over his
shoulder on which were his shoes. He was
bare-footed and in hurry. No attempt was
made to capture him, as the man who saw hi IN
was afraid to arrest him, and the officers would
not believe the story when informed that he
had seen the murderer. There can be no doubt
that he is the original Old Bender.
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CANP NFRTrN6.-To-rnorrow Sunday, Shit
IaIa park camp meeting viii be in full opsr-
alton Direction, ~ miles east Of Washington,
across the Navy Yard bridge, up Good Hope
nh. he contractors ON Good Hope hall expect
70 grade the hill to-day, 50 that it will be pass
soIs, a - lssse sttendanss y expected. All are
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wesasii on aRd alter JULY Ia, tn sEprEN-
BEE L, saer our cutire stock at the very lteoray
discount Of 10 PER CENT on All DASH
SALES.
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NC REGARD
FOR ORIGINAL COST!
HABL6 BROTHERS
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
jy2s CORNER 7TH AND D STREETS

N UTJtE OF IMPRUVINU A PUBLlU ROAD
~ IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
DISTRICT OF Coz UNBfA,
$40 WASHINGTON, August /, 1873.
w hereas the undersigned, the Board Of Public
Works, believe IL conducive to the public Interest 70
cause the Piney Branch or Fourteenth-street read
Mldened and Strengthened on the land of Mr. JOSEPH
y H. Hall, opposite Bryants spring; aud whereas
the widening and Strengthening of said road has
been, by the direction II the undersigned, duly
office:
Nstice is hereby given of the proposed widening
and Strengthening of the aforesaid road and All peT
sons having objections thereto requested TO
make them known to The undersigned on August 22
at noon, at the Office Of the Vice President on Inc
Board of Public Works of the District Of Golumbia
Room No 10, Morrison's Building, Four-and-a "A,
half street, Washington, ID o.. where any objectiops
which may be II ade will be heard and Considered
HENRY d COOKE,
ALEXANDER X. SHEPHERD
LANES A. @AGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
HENRY A. WILLARD.
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THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
ard made to order by Hempler near y street.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

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WoMEN's RACES AT CRICAGo.-At the PIC
INC OF tne 81. George's society, an English or
ganization of Chicago. last week there were
all sorts Of queer amusements, noticeable among
which were the women's races. First there was
race for girls under II, which was well con-
tested; then came one for girls over IL, and
their course was laid ont through tall grass
seemingly for the purpose of inducing an ele-
walton of skirts and a display or ankles, or 10
cause the runners TO trip, which they did fire.
quently. A handsome parasol rewarded the
victor. Then there was a race between married
ladies of all ages, and lastly a widows race.
There was much jOckeying in this, but It was
won by Mrs. Maloney, a square, honest runner.
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cred citizens of South Washington met Last
night. pursuant 20 call, over the Office OF r. l.
Boswell & Co., tor the purpose OF organizing a
"Cnion Charitable Association" some thIStv
present, and after an interchange OF views All :
jOuTned 10 meet again next Monday evening, a.
the same place, when IL is thought an organiza-
ton will be effected. The objects are 20 estab-
lsh an institution for the instruction of colored
children in the mechanical arts. and 10 provide
means Of education and q home for the desti-
tute OF the colored race.
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BATCH OF New READING MATTsR.-From
j. snilington we have HdrpeT's Magazine, Frank
LeNtss Aonthig, and DenloTesfs Mirror Of Fdsh-
teNs ior september, aud Harper's Bdxar for Au-
gust 80. From kervand & Towers, the Atlantic
Monthly and Hdrper's Arcatas for September,
IRON D. Y. Parker, Harper's Magazine for Sep
" for August q.
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X EEP III HANDY.
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Cholera, Dysentery, Diarrhea, Summer COMPLAINT
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An old, well tried remedy, entirely vegetable,
pleasant TO take quick and certain in effect can be
depended on In the most urgent cases. may be given
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tains ne Campher or Opium It % pleasant extract
and readily taken by children. Keep it In lie
house and use In time. All ask for Il is a trial
Don be put OF with something else. Buy H. Try
it. =; Many OF our most valued Testimonials are
used 1t for years Sold BY all live drug gists
Prepared only by HANsELL BRO, 1000
Mefket 81, fnlIadeIphia. jV-m.w S ,3m
III HAVE EXAMiNED THE FORNULA FROM
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pure vegetable tonics, with nethne injurious in ts
composition. recommend At a. . hesithful tonic
beverage, free from stfmuants, and especially benz
sfcial to invsiids suffering and other
] street, corner 18th, northwest. Nanufactory 319
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Lockwood, Hufty q Taylor,

TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLO ON
ALL CASH SALES,
COMMENCING T EspAY, JULS IS, CON.
TINUISG TILL SEPTEMBER 4, Is1s.
SALES or ALL SPECIAL ORDERS soH
SHIRTS AMP DRESSES AND oTRKR
Articles EXCEPTED
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SUICIDE OF a FRENCH ACTRRss-A late
Ietter or Mr. Granville Murray to the New
YORK Herald, from Dieppe, tells of the suicide
OF French actress at French watering
place. Mile. Pepita Sanchez set the exampIe
IN Paris three weeks ago, and a Mile. Marie
Augustine Coste, aged 81 years and born at
orleans, followed suit at Dieppe, with more
speed than the matter required. IL appears
mat Nile. Coste became enamored of a villa at
fouville, near D1eppe, and desired one of her
admirers TO buy IL for her. Nothing could be
more reasonable than such a request: but the
aGmirer betrayed n sordid mind, refused tho
VITA, ana even endeavOred to break of his
friendship with Mile. Coste altogether This
led 10 a stormy scene, in which Mile
Coste vowed that rather than be an out
cast and reduced 10 earn her bread labO-
Tluusly, she would fling herself into the sea
he admirer evIDced some scepticism of this
resolve, aud so Mile. Costa, TO prove that she
could be rs good as her word, rushed screaming
over the rocks, and cast herself into the water
hoping, says rumor, that her admirer wouli
hasten 10 dive after her, which it only occurred
10 linn 70 DO when diving was no longer of any
use. This is one edition of the adventure: but
another asserts that Mile. Coste drowned her
self without ostentatiOn at midnight, when no.
body was looking on; and a third reports that
the impulsiye person made away with herself
out OF Jealousy tor a sister actress who had OH
tanned an engagement at the Deppe theater
lot "hlch she herself had been maneuvering.
A BUFFALO CLERGYMAN GOES TO THE RACES
AND PREACHEs ON THEM.-Rev. j. Fletcher, a
lniversalist clergyman IN Buffalo, preached on
sunday upon the recent horse races in that CITY
taxing AZ his text: Know ye not that those who
run in race run all; but one obtaineth the
prize. SO run that ye may obtain. The Com
mercial AdyertiSes, of Buffalo says that after
some Introductory remarks the reverend gentle
man said that he went TO the races personally
that he might see the finest specimens of the
noblest animals that God has given to the hu-
man family, and he thought IL should be a
clergymans duty to see such creatures, since
he caHnot own and must not drive them. The
horses, he said, prepare 70 do their utmost and
II any man can nse such knowledge to advan-
tage, and bless the world by a ministry of good
to be derived from it, the clergyman can whose
duty bids him to use the best illustrations OF
human effort as an inspiration 10 the highest
possibilities of his people He also went To the
races for the purpose of knowing the Compare
tive good and evil resulting from them Second
mana Information, he remarked, does not gem
orally result in frst-class KNOWLEDGE
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PIANOS. &c.


sole agents for the celebrated sTEINwAY Piano
and MASON HAMLIN'S CABINET ORGAN
S29 Pennsylvania avenue,
anglo-ot Under Metzerott Hall.
CREAP PIANos;-seversl excellent SECOND
will positively be sold below cost for cash-HEA
rom want OF room-and same price allowedttt NV
II WIns 1 RRn neg P p n three years Ate
sIlEfF PIANOS. sug2-tr
T. KUHNS PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
o32 New York Avenue, near TIN street,
BROS, New York, in use by tine first pi-S
;sERsTiiGgI sTEkLiEG oKoGN PianosfffT7
priees, and for rent. All kinds Of MUSICAL IN.
SHIPMENTS, own importation
Pianos, Organs, Ii arps, &c, tuned and repaired
oseo lnstruments taken in exchange jyS
UCAs' PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
las SeueHta street ao7thIcsu
Pianos and Organs and Musical INSTRUMENTS Of
every DESCRIPTION on hand; sold on -essy-R.
terms. Pianos and Organs tuned ard regu- 54
CRIMES, No. 1O3 Bridge street. jyia-tr
"A SECONDHAND PIANOS,
from different factories, now on hand and --<..
for sale or rent on EASY TERMS, TO u,sksffTkr'
room st
RRICHENBAoHs PIANO wARERooMs,
s2S llth street, above Pennsylvania avenue,
Agency for VIM. Knabe & Co.'S aud WIN. Nc
Oammon's PIANOS.
SECOND hand PIANOS taken in part payment 70,
new Pianos. ~ S.sty
s-,T,IT- - -
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RENOvATING TIE COURT HOUsE.-During
TIE recess OF the courts workmen have been
busy renOvating the court house and cleaning
TOE paints and furniture. ventilatOr has been
placed in the roof, by which the foul air will be
conducted from the building. Furnaces in
the pas nj have been substituted for the old
Stoves: The work Of renovation has been ex-
terded TO all parts OF the building tncludino
the MARI ais once, clerks rooms, grand Jury
1he courts Nili reconvene as fOllOvs.-FaHf.v
September ?; Law or Circuit. Sen,an,ttte,
Criminal, september -; and the Court in ca,
ersl Term, September 22d next WI
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The Magistrates and Constabtes.
TEsTIMOSE BEFORE THE LONG COMMITTEE I'd

DAY.
This morning the Legislative committee in
vesugating the magistrates and cOnstab!es
heard James II. Nermilya, who testified that in
a certain suit which he had before Justice .JOs
4. X. Plant, he (Plant) charged complainant
SIS, which he (Plant) alleged was the amount
OF costs; witness appealed tOthe Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, where he found the
costs assessed az 50, instead of SIS; depJnent
complained 10 Plant, and asked a Correction or
the docket Of the Supreme Court, which Plant
sterliy refused.
SCARED by A sTUFyED CROW.
An Old colOred man named Harvey q. Rich D..
erdsOu, sent a communication complaining of
Justice Smith that he keeps a stuffed crow in
lis Ofiice, which he tells cUlOred peOple Is the
devil, and IN one instance 80 badly scared a COL
ored woman that she was taken sick and re-
quired the attendance of physician.
DEATH or Mr.. II. %. HoeD.-The death of
our well-knoVn fellow-eitizeD, MIR. H. o.
HOOd, yesterday, after few hours sickness
be spread that the disease from which he died
was Asiatic cholera. Mr.. Hood was from Baf-
falO, y. y, was about sixty years of age, and
had been carving on the business OF jeweler in
this city for about twenty years. He purchased
the property a the northwest corner of Ifth
street and Pennsylvania avenue and in IS,;7
erected the marble front building which nov
stands there. Mr. Hood was OF a kind AMI
cha rltable nature and a good neigh Dor and his
reputation for integrity among the business
community stood high. His funersl will take
place at O'Clock p. m tomorrow from his
late residence, No. sol 18th street northwest
and will be attended by the Masonic fraternity,
Of which he was a valued member.
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