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Another Half Days Work by tie
Board Of Commissioners.
Final Adoption Of the Report
on Public Service.
Complete List of the Salaries to
be Paid.
An Unsuccessful Attempt to sAln-
flucncc Logislntion." :,

An adjourned mooting of tho Doard OF County
Commissioners was hold yostorday afternoon,
President Nlil]or In tho chair. There wore prof.
ent Commissioners Ashton, Doguo, Galloway,
Joues, Loncrgan, Pahlman, Nool1o, Blngor,
Crawford, Clough, Harris, md Harrison.
4 communication wea received from William,
Dyo, caohier Of tho ox-Co,1nty Treasurer, roc
onlmending that s59.G0 bo repaid to m intllyld-
ual who Ind made doubio payment OF tnxoR.
Roferred 10 tho Committee on Equalization Of
Taxes. ....-.
TIE sA1AnY QUESTION.
Tho Doard then tools up tho report OF tho
Committee Of tho Whole on tho Salary question,
which was conDiderod by items.
Commissioners Harrison moved to Ax the pay
Of tho Chief Clerk Of tho Recordor'a oftco at
"a, 600. Tho motion prevailed by yoto Of to Q;
tho ilo,n for the galary Of the superintendent OF
tho Folio Department. Carried.
Commissioner Galloway moved to fix tho
Jailor'a salary Mt $4,000. 10 understood u that
Commissioner Ashton was on hand with Ills
Gu stonary appeal for high aa1aries.
Commissioner Harrison wRs informed that
Folz onjoyoa nico littlo income on the liquors
brought Iii for prisoners.
Commissioner Galloway motion was lost.
Commissioner Singer moyed+o h1 tho pay at
e2. 200. Lost, by 4 vote OF to U.
Commisaioner Ashton moved to glyo the Cor
onsr elcr at ,t1aa ansy S1 q 9og tho Coroner
ought to have Deputy inatcad Of q clerk, and
moved that tho salary be nxod at Sl,2oo. Car
riod.
tro rs follows, those fixed by Inv boinG mRrk0d
Two In tho County Court, Mt $1, 200 cach., Other
Courts, 2s at n each por day for time actualy on
, 1873-01-23
PAYMENT or TAXES.

Tb tae Editor Of The Chicago 1fibuns:
SIN: I'm stranger bore. Think Of stopping
awhile. Came from Ohio. Thore, taxes are
paid promptly, ~ 4 rule and without much
, 1873-01-23

& OE7 YOUNG MARRIED FOLKS ARE m
O,AU vitod 10 examine thu Empire Farlor pedstoad.
Elegant uniqug. ana eoononical, aurpastca nj Others
and 9conpes snly room Of an ordinary bud
hss a 1atR a to Hs6q nns
nuyety ot Tic times; r5SSs MY e sS5 Hol lM...;
TO-, t51 WeBt Afatllsou.et
, 1873-01-23

Six Or seven months aea, people In various
parts OF tho United atatoa received 1otters from
England and Scotland, gignod sd. D. 7. Dcuo-
holrs to i1umonse fortunes in tho !" Old Coun-
try" and stating that, on tho receipt Of q cor
tain foe, he would communicate further in ro-
gard to tho great wealth tloy would surely in
korit. Many wero foolish enough to aond tho
amount demanded, npd, OF courEo, now find
themselves 40 much ont Of pocket. A rocent
iusuo Of tho Glasgow Mail states that Denollot,
who was sojourning IN that city, committed Bul-
edo by taking opium, last Christmas. 5tappearA
boon made to tue American Consul, md nlso to
tho city authorltioa, md the police were working
up tho ,uattor. Choosing death to exposure,
tho sonsitiye swindler took The fatal atep.
, 1873-01-23

DERBONAL-TH1EK OF YOU HOURLY. YOuR
Iou Know bow you arc. you uot os aud $40 mel
NAY.
, 1873-01-23
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


E,OI. BALE-A FARM OF lGo ACRES ALI, M
pKoyod. eo milos from Chtoazq; pt!so. as Ac5s.
HEDENBEfsG, y South Uaual-st,, I'd door.
I7IOR BALE-OR ENUIIANGE-FOR CHICAGO on
st.. Louis property, improved farm Of 1i5 in
AaWs County Njscniixit, cgnvnnlont railroad and
scliool. Address NOUEisT WATSON, Peabody, Kan
dale. ~ to go Gall or address tho ownor, At eU
Hnte.at. o. j. HTDUGiI.
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Died.

BRERETON.. ON Friday morning. Auens, 18Th,
SLORGEAHNA. wife Of Wm H. Brereton, in the
Funeral viii take place from her late residence,
near Olenwood Cemetery, at D. m 18th instant.
invited.
HARDING: On the 18Th instant. WILLIAM b.,
son Of VIM. II. and :. Il. II srding, aged 5 months,
New York papers please copy
HEApERsoN. On Friday morning, August 18th,
HARRIE I: HENDERSON, eldest 500 of Charles
y. and Lizzie Henderson, aged years, 10 months
Death has claimed our little Harrie.
Set seal upon his brow;
And his eyes that shone so brightly,
:, Shine IN heaven with Jesus now.
Funeral Sunday evening, at 5 O'Clock, n ON the
residence Of his parents 20 Jefferson street. George
HOOD. Suddenly, on Friday, Mr.. n 0. HOOD.
Funeral win take place from Masonic Temple,
Friends and scquaintsnSee are respectfuIly inSitsi
TO after d without further notice.
kRE9 90 Ihs 18th q q ASusPSt At gRg oGce
WALLAOk, only son OF W. W. and Virginia Kirby,
The relatiTes and friends Of the family are invited
70 stteha Ihe on sunday afternoon, st four
RUSS. On Thursday, August lsth, al u NJ =, Mrs
JANE RUSs, wife Of Benton Russ, in her S6th
TIE funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, north street, Capitol Hill, on sun
day 90 msrrow,l at O'Clock .. %. The friends Of
ICspitsl and ChronicIes.I
SrMMS. On the lah instant, al Warreuton Vs.,
snd Eliza N. simms, aged years, 10 months and "a
street northwest, at O'Clock D, m, on Sunday.
l1th instant Friends OF the family are invited 70
WANNFLI,. On the 18Th Of August, Is7s. Mrs
LITTLE Il. WANNELL, In the 2sih year OF hsr
Her funeral viii take place from the residence Of
her fat her. on street, between Sd and 9Th sreet-,
n me csfsie Cemetery a Iaufsi Ma
All friends respectfully invited.
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HA lighted pipe in a pocket with blasting
powder, lately, broke of a match in California.
ga "uuculent monster of iO' stabbed a
playmate IN Gotham.
~ missouri boasts OF a woman seventy-one
years OF age, who walks six miles 70 market
carrying dozen turkeys, twenty chickens
tNehty-tOur dozen eggs, and six pounds of but
ter, while her daughter stays at home and ex-
eycises on the piano.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIP
lVl BRIwEBN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK,

Hereafter the fine Ste smships Z. O KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week -ScsI
ly trips between NEW YORK, ALEX afrM
ANpRIAl WASHIE GTON andSs-nsD=.
GEOkGET0WN, as tollows:-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 80 East river, every SATURDAY az q
p m; leave GE0RGETOWN every FRIDAY at !
IN, and ALEXANDRIA the same day At ~ M
For full information apply to K. A.DENHAM,
Agent, office and wharf foot of High street George,
town, or at the corner Of nth street and New York
~ FreiRhts delivered by Kuoxs EXPRESS. Or
ders left at General Office, 6O3 Pennsylvania ave
tended to. f' "
jell-tf wv. THOMPSON, President.
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Road LOCOMOTIyEs.-It appears from the
report Of the select committee appointed by
the British Parliament to Inquire into the
euect OF the use Of locomotive engines on turn
pike ana other public roads that the use OF trac-
ton and self moving engines is becoming daily
OF greater extent in the United Kingdom. IL
was said by = representative OF one engineering
hrIn ,that ont OF eight hundred road locomotives
built by them up to the present time about We
hundred are believed 70 be employed In Eng
land. Another engineer said that he has sup
pned about one thousand self-mOviug engines
70 BRUSH owners. These engines are mainly
OF two kinds, ploughiug engines rendered locD-
motive under their own steam, AMI engines built
for traction
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DGOPOsALs FOB HEAD-sTONEs FOR Ma.
TIOHAL MILITARY CEMKTkRIEs.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QuARTERMAsrER GKNKRAL's OTrIcR,}
WAsHINeToN, June n, 1878. \
Proposals are invited for furnishing Head stones
Tor the National Military Cemeteries a. prescribed
ey the law Of Sd March, 1873, of which the following
Provided, that the head stones required by an act
entitled ian act TO establish and protect National
Oe o., approved February "a, 1857, aud the
be Of durable stone, and q such design and weight
IS shall keep them In place when set, and the con.
tract Tor supplying the same shall be awarded by the
secretary OF War, after sixty days advertisement
IN ten pewspapers OF general circulation, to some
sponsibe person or persons whose samples and bids
shall In the creates. measure combine the elements
oiunraDliity, decency, and cheaphess; and the sum
OF one million dollars Is hereby appropriated for
said purpose ont Of any money in the Treasury Hot
otherwise appropriated: and the Secretary of War
snail nrst determine for the various cemeteries the
size and model for such head stones, and the stand
bids shall be made and decided with reference there
to- and contracts may be made for separate quauti-
ties OF head stones; and the contracts made I'M
der this act shall provide for furnishing and setting
gate exceed the sum hereby appropriated.
The total muir ber to be furnished IL estimated at
~ ~ For the known, la ,6s4; for the unknown,
Specifications, describing in detail the standard
nxed by the Secretary of War, can be had appli-
cation by letter to this ofce, where also specimen
Will be placed on exhibition within q few days.
marked Proposals for Headstones for National
Military Cemeteries, p and addressed to the Quar-
ternaster General OF the Army In whose Office they
W 1e spensd IN ths OF bidders; on Sat,
BY order Of the Secretary of War.
QSartsrmaster General, Brevet Major General o.
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MILK, II If now found out, pint being given
every few hours, Will check violent stomach
ache and incipient cholera. Only you mustn't
Ooill Il, but heat IL sufficiently 10 be acreeablV
warm. Typhoid fever, cruel as a tiger, is a dis
ease for which the doctors have navsr baap aI,ia
TO DO much. Now We are told that milk Is an
excellent medicine to give in such cases. Ii
houTlshes, promotes sleep, wards of dellrium,
typhoid and scarlet fever Is 70 have all the milk
he wants. What with Attorney and other
diaries, and the new medical discoveries, this
peaceful fluid j. really looking up
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SALT is a simple remedy Tor many things. IL
Will cure sick headache, make cream freeze.
make butter come, take ink stains out of cloth
OF any kind. kill wens, kill worms: make the
ground cool, 50 that il is more 20 genial 20
celery, cabbage, &c; ease the itching pain
caused by irritable skin diseases like hives itch.
&c; produce vomiting or stop IL, as you like;
and many other things too numerous 10 men.
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RAILROADS.
DENNSYLyANIA AIR LINE
fhiizSSE fk Tasx


AND ALL POINTS In THE mn. Sps ESaNI,Asp
THROUGH BrrwsEN WAsH1Naros AND
WITHOUT E EM. YORK an CO,
The equipment on this line is new And Of the most
FARESE d sfsGfR Rar G1h
NIGHT TRAINS.
fHsES TRAINS R2Iissy b i1y tExdEpr SUNDAY,
from and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
faa L,ne, leave Washington 7:ss g. m. daily. sx.
Leave Baltimore at s:Is a. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia ct LEE p. m. daily, s..
Arrive at New York ct Z p. m. daily, e1cspt Sun.
Rishmond Exysss, leave Washington q. Los ,.
m, daily except SUNDAY.
Leave Baltimore at ass ,. m, daily, except Sun.
Leave West PhiladeIp hia ct sos ,. m daily, OK.
Arrive at New York ct s:iop. m. daily exoep.
Visit Express, leave Washington at s:os ., M
Leave Baltimore at IO:5 D. m daily.
Leave West PhiIadslphis = i:sO a. m daily.
Ail''s i" TEAMS 4 RE siS Ts GSai'''
Fast Line, leave New York at $50 q. m.
fiet%esa EIP!ess, leave New ?; York a. Sis NJ
Arrive a. asSn 1sfon at Ss ss ssr M m
Connections are made in New York with steamers
railroads, New York Ceatral and Hudson River rail-
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
Baggage called for and ebecteS AZ no,e,. and
waite residences on orders left at the following offices
where tickets and Information can be obtained:-
east corner 9th street and Penns. ave.; Passenger
ststien Baltimore and Potomac railroad corner 9th
JY2i-u General Pas5enger Cent
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PROPOSALS FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
RrpEAT~ nE E<Hu aVrNG Avn Dose

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTISs,S
July 26th, 1873. \
I'll 10 O'Clock a.. m, TUESDAY, the 26th day Of
August, 1873, for furnishing one thousand U,OOO)
tons OF run OF mine Georges Creek Cumberland
Goal, TO be delivered at such times and places, and
IN snch quantities, as may be required, and subject
TO the conditions required by act of Congress an
proved july II, $50, viz: THAT such coal shall
weigh 22iO pounds to the ton, and shall be
AID weighed, and the quantity of each load certified
at me time Of delivery, BY the appointed aud
9nailhed under the act for that purpose, and that
Inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid BY
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the d, h day Of August, 1873, the Department
reservpg the right to reject all any portion of the
No proposals. will be entertained unless accom-
paniedby satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfill
the contract, will any payment be made without
the certificate Of the inspector that the coal fur.
nished is such as the contract calls for
Proposals should be addressed and sent to the
Office Of GEO. B. MCCARTEE
Chief OF Bureau OF Engraving aud Printing,
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ARCTIC Recommendations the compan-
ions OF MIR. Leigh Hunt, the amateur Arctic
explorer, Is young EtOnisn, the son Of r. B.
Potter, NJ Z. for Rochdale. From a letter
written by him on the 18th OF June, at Mossel
Bay, north coast OF Spitzbergen, q deg. IS min.
norIn iautnde, and 10 Deg east longitude. IL APP
pears that they reached that point on the previ-
ons evening, and found the Norwegian eSpedI-
ton about three miles from the coast. AsPot-
Yer senior states, Mr. Leigh Hunt had lett the
Norwegians last fall at the same place. with the
promise TO bring them provisions. Fortunately
he has been able 10 Keep has word, for they
were greatly IN need Of supplies, having lived
during the entire winter on half rations The
season Is said TO have been exceptionally mild
which explains the excellent health OF the Nor
Neglans ana the relatively small loss Of two
men Two or the Norwegian vessels expect TO
start Tor home As soon as the ice permits but the
others wish 10 wait for the return of the boats
from the Seven Islands. which l. expected in
about month. Yong Potter describes tie
weather as warm, namely: IS deg. Fahrenheit,
and in the sun CO deg.
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CRIMINAL ECoEoMY.-Generations vet I'M
born will tear their hair at the parsimonious-
ness OF the present trustees Of Hanover town
ship, Jefferson county, Ind, who are building
school-house on half acre of ground close 20
beautiful beach grove, which could have been
osayedv
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB FUEL,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Seal Proposals will be received at the pep.rt.
ment Of state until m, on the lsT DAY OF Sc p.
TEMPER, lS73, to furnish this pariment with Fuel
Tor the year ending June 80, lS4, to be delivered In
such quantities and at such places as desired
Information as TO kinds and quantities can be oh.
tanned on application at this Department
The iight to reject any all bids or to accent any
bid, or any portion Of any bid is reserved and ga
BIDDER IL required to deposit with the Treasurer al
the United States the of $500, as guaranty of
ataithful performance of the contract awarded to
him. EDWARD HAYWOOD
auglb dtSepl Disbursing CLERK and Super'ut.
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WOMAN in San Francisco proposes TO walk
coo miles in / 900 hours, and her husband who
IL a Methodist preacher, wishes the bet Was for
ten times the distance, and that she would
march of on a straight line.
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LENANDRIA a. WASH.
n 1NGTON r.. n. LA ssrrt 800 !
LhAANDHlA a FREDERICKSBURG Z. Il.
C0rner q 3 and Stkih Streets.

Local Trains leave for Alexandria as foIIows:-s7,
8, y, III, IL, 3. m u noon, /, 2 8, 4, s. D. M
a. "a and .. N. daily, oil other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive as folIows.-
6SS, y, sS, 30, 10 %, II SO, a. m, Il 49, 49, 49,
81, IS, 5S,, 6S3, 80, SIS =. m. s33 a. m and 81
except Sunday. -'
= Trains marked TINS connect with trains on
Nashiu q and Ohio X. T. W
OUAkTICO AccOmmoda alton leaves Washinotop
7.sO a. IN daily, except Sunday
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
Leaves Washington ii Is D. m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets TO all points South and Southwest
Tor SAFE at Othces, corner 49, street and PennsyI.
ysnia avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyl-
vanla avenue where passen gers leave orders for
baggage to be checked at all hotels and residences
through 10 destination.
X. 5. YOUNG, Gen1 Passenger Agent. jy2itf
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X ERBY, DENT a. CO., GesUaI Ard,o~sus sd
"A SSm.ssss.os Ms.e4s.ts, also Agents ier Her;
SIS 9TA STREEr, near Pennsylvania avenue
9oods sold e auction ct our roems or any part Of
Estate ct anetion. Liberal advances on consign-
ments and prompt retur myl0-IY
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il has obtained from the supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term; Letter.
Parliamentary on the personal estate OF fkAnk
I TAYLOR, late Of Washington County, ID. e.,
deceased. All persons having claims against Al sae
with the vouchers thereof, TO the subscriber on OF
before the I'D dAy Of July next they may otherwise
b. law be excluded from all benefit OF the said es-
/ tate Given under nv hand. this I'D day OF July :,
las. VIRGINIA n. TAYLOk,
! jy5-sN' bxecufrtx,
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PY LATIMER 4 CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST
Star Once Buildings.

WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE, FRENCH
PLATE MIRRORS, WALNUT AND PAINTED
mAkBLE.TOP CHAMBER SUITES, BRUS-
AT AUCTION.
"a On TUESDAY MORNING, August 26th.
ct 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at No 5l3 9Th
~ street, .ween and streets, northwest,
Tan excellent assortment Of nearly new Fur
niture, &c, consisting In part Of
Carved W alnut Parlor Suite in Hair-cIoth
W alnqt and Mahogany Msrble-top Tables,
French Plate Mirrors, Lounges,
Brussels and Three-p ply Carpets,
Stair Carpet and Oil Cloth,
Lace Curtains and COrnices.
EngrsvinRs. Mantle Clock and ornaments,
Grover Bakers Sewing Machine,
Carved Msinut Bedstead, Toilet Sets,
MaTble-tep Chamber SUITE,
Marble-top Cottage Set,
Painted Cottage Set,
Tucker and other Springs,
lair and Husk Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows,
Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, &c,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Kitchen Requisites, &C. &c.
augl5-dts LATIMER & CLEARLY, Aucts.
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NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PHlLADELPHIA,A ALEXANDRIA. VA, WASH
lHG1ON AND 6E0RGETnWN n ~

SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharyes, Phil r-s
aeelphia, WEDNESDAY and SAT E-sS1A<-k
URDAY, at I'm. ssr1EnE6k3a
From So Water street, Georgetown, d. c. Tues
DAY and SATURDAY at 10 n. m ~
This line connects at Philadelphia with "Olyde q
Iron Line Of steamers for Providence, Boston and
New England States. No wharfage in Boston by
this line. G.. Y. HYDE, Agent fer n ~ n ~
VIM. P; CLYDE & co, PhiladeIp hia. - u "
II. A. REID, Alexandria, Va
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress street, Boston,
~ Freights delivered by Knows Express Or
ders left at General Office, sos PennsyIyapia a ye-
nue., or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at.
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OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
" WASHINGTON, ID. O.. August s, 1873.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals, Endorsed " Proposals for Work
on the Washington Aqueduct," will be received at
this office until y O'Clock, on the 10th DAY OF
AUGUST, for building Dwelling and Wooden Fence
the Conduit Road.
Proposals will be received only on the printed
forms, which, with specifications, forms of contract
and any desired information, can be had on sppli-
cation by mail or in person, to
D. e. BABCOCK,
Colonel of Engineers, U. q. A.,
aug5-6t Chief Engineer, W Washington Aqueduct
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STEAMER LINES.

WAsHINGT0N, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
W PROVIDENCE
The fire Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
hsvlns resumed her regular trips TO IT,
Of 9Th street, every MONDAY and sf1Eaz7.4s
Ih9ksDAY al 2. m: touching at principal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steam -hip Of
the N. and N: line for Boston and Providence.
Freight sb. uld BE- addressed care Of Lazy Of the
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket Office at Knox q
Express Off e. sos Pennsy lvanis avenue.
CROUCH, Agent. 6th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General gent,
mN Plant's Store, corner 18th st and Pa. ave.
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CUNARD LINE.

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW FORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK H4RBOR
FROM NEW YORK
Ouba .....- Aug. Is Samsris. -sat--Aug. Is
sootis.---.Wed.-Au Aug. % Abyssinia--sat-..Aug. rs
rAiR-ris-- We'd. Aug. n Batavia...--Sat--Aug 90
sRussia-.... Wed Sept. Oalabria- .sat---Sept S
'JaSa-...W ed--Sept10 Sept. Is
Steamers marked thus do not carry steerage pas-
senEers.
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY from New York.
RATES OF PAssAGE-Cabin, $50, Slo0, and $50
Enld, according TO accommodation. <eorsH-
Tickets TO Paris, SIS. gold, additional. 4 ErN
Return tickets on favorable terms .sS--7szs-s
Storage, $50, currency.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
and all parts of Europe, at lowest rates. Through
bills of lasing given to Belfast, Glasgow, Havre,
Antwerp, and other points on the Continent and for
Mediterranean ports. For freight aud cabin pas
ssge, arnly at the Company's office, No. 4 Bowling
Green; Tor storage passage, at No III Broadway,
CHAS. g. FRANkLYN, Agent, New York
Otis BlGELOW, Agent, Office. 643 u street
noVlS-J northwest, Washington, d. o.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

IN
..CARO. bess leave TO inform his customers and
the pubic generally that he has removed bis -
Bazaar 10 No. eOa PENNSYLVANIA AVE 49,
NUE., under the National Hotel. where hef
will keep Q nne stock Of GOLD and SLLVER
WATCHES, Swiss and American make, JEWELRY
and DIAMONDS, which he will sell q great bar
gains. Solid u karat Gold Watches, from 90 uD-
wards. Goods sold on monthly instalmants. No
trcnble to show goods. Watches and Jewsry neatly
repaired. Remember the name and number. u,
CARO, toe Pennsylvania avenue, under National
Hotel. instr
RI!OR1 CONG 1LslWHIR1 s1anns u
- Diagonal Dfeo Suit for ~, specially lan1
only g p had at 4. ox1AUps 1oa1 Isnna. aye.,
DRIDAL AND EUNERAL WRIATHs, BOU-
ID DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS AND SrAR0
Preserved or Embalmed in VISA. All kinda Of Hair
Braiding done, Ornamental Hair Work on 0lsss and
Pearl, By Mrs. FRIES, late Of Boston, No. eos Sfh
street, near i, northwest References Nm Pred.
dent Grant, Mrs. Admiral 0oldsboroueA, w. n.
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