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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-10
LNsTALLATToKs

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF REcHABITEs.
The following officers of Capital Tent No.
SO, !. o. Of B., were installed for the ensuing
term By P. g. r. James GoESns, Of Excelsior
Tent No. ~, at Baum's hall, corner Of East
Capitol and Fourth streets southeast, on FL
day evening: Louis b. Hollinberger, shepherd;
@. II. Isham, P. G. R.; John Wooded, O. B.;
George Ryall, D. R.; James Edwards, r.. g.;
Alexander Lynch, r. g.; Thomas Hamilton,
treasurer; Jas. d. Turtin, levite; 2. b. Isham,
/. g.; d. E. Marks, 0.-G.s G. W. Dennison,
chaplain; L. q. Hollinberger, trustee.
At regular meeting Of Eagle Tent No. 9,
Junior Order Of RechGbItes, held recently, the
following were installed as officers: Shepherd,
John r. Mahoney; P. G. B., Chas. sanderson;
@, R., Edwin Scott; d. B., Edwin Noting
ham; r. g., Walt. Mcfarland; T. B., Enos
Berkeley; treasurer, John G. Axe; levite, John
7. Lighter, jr. John R. Hshopey vas elected
Representative 20 Columbia District Tent No. 2,
which conYenes at Georgetown August ~.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
AYoUNG NAN SUPPOSED ToHAvE BEEN
KILLED BY A KICKING HORSE.

AYoUNG NAN SUPPOSED ToHAvE BEEN
KILLED By A KICKING HORSE.
The following is taken from the Prises GsOT-
giGn, of Upper Marlboro, Nd;
"on Wednesday last Charles W, son Of our
esteemed fellow-citiSen, Rector Humphrey,
esq.,, aged about eighteen ysGrs, went into the
pasture 10 catch horse, and remaining an IN
usual length Of time, search was made, and he
was found lying IN the field IN sn unconscious
state, With several severe buses about his
head, supposed to have been caused BY the kick
Of horse. DR.. Dyer was Immediately called
In, and used every means to restore him to
consciousness, but without avail, his dangerous
condition being still unchanged at IL O'Clock
yesterday morning, when the Doctor len him.
he returned to bis side yesterday afternoon,
and we are In hopes TO hear Of some improve
ment in the condition Of his patient before
going to press. While is q fine youth and
universally esteemed, and his family have the
sympathy Of our entire community ct this Be-
dous accident"
The gentleman has many friends IN this city,
who will be surprised tolearn Of his misfortune
and hope he may recover.
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NER ApHRRTIsENENTs.

Comique summer garden.
Base BAH match tomorrow.
Bay mare ct police headquartera
VIM. Relrce Bell. atsoFnsy 81 law.
Mt. Vernon Institnrs, 1850 street..
Meeting Of HibsrnIA building association.
Meeting Of the Medical Society, Wednesday.
st. George restaurant opens to-day Is usual.
Second hand books 81 Anglims, 1874 = street
Cumberland valley Institute, MeohanieSburg,
Pa =
store corner Of Eighth and Market Space fO-
rent.
Twenty thousand dollars % Loan Dy J. W.
Starr.
Richard Roberts. iolO seventh street, books and
claims against Jay Cooke Co. wanted By j.
b. 5qaieT 90.
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RArAL sRooTEEaI AEERAH
A MAN KILLED ON THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO CANAL

On last Friday night an STRAY occurred At
the seven locks, about eight miles up the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal between . canal
bOatmAn named Z. D. Hartley, colored, and an
Irishman named Michael Mcouade, ~ which
the former was shot and Instantly killed BY the
latter. From the meagTe information received
It appears that the deceased went into the store
at that point, and 3 dispute occurred between
him and McQuade, when e Is alleged the de-
ceased called McQuade - Irish of q
-, and made at Elm with cheese-knife, and
that McQuade seized a pistol and fred, the ball
entering the eyeof the deceased, and, passing
through his BRAIN killing him instantly. Nc
Quade, who IS captain Of a canal-boat, surren-
dered himself to Justice Quit, Of Montgomery
county, Maryland.
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okMH roDKY.

On the Olympic grounds to-day, at O'Clock,
VIII be PLAYED the hrst OF = series Of games for
the championship OF 'the typogaph ical fra
ternity," between the " Minionn Club, OF TEE
REPUBLIcEE ONCE and the g Nonpareii," Of
the Sgndag Herald. A close contest & entici-
pated. As TIM q the frst OF the series, no
charge win be exEcted fer admission.
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RASE RALL.

Undoubtedly quite jisrOrs VIII be created
on next Tuesday among the base ban fraternity,
Is the third game Of the series for the cham
uioushfp Of the South comes Of between the
crack organizations Of the District, the Creigh-
ton and National. As ladies are admitted nee,
no doubt large number Of the fair sex win be
present. Game 70 be called at { p. m, sharp.
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At TIE NV sroRR

AT THE NEW STORE
We are Offering great Inducements to purchasers
Of Ready-Made Clothing. English Worsted,
Double-breasted and Singfe-breasted FrockC Goats;
Cashmere Business or Travelling Suits; Alpaca,
Serge and Minis Cloth Sacks. Ali Of the above
We viii close out at msnufactury prices.
Persons in want Of Black Cloth Suits our SUP
ply Il up 70 the standard.
NOAH WALKER & Co.,
626 PennsylvantA avenue.
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PROPOSALS..
DROP0SAIS FOR WROUGHT AND CEsT>
il IRON WORK FOR THE LIBRARY OP THE
NEW STATE DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF SePERyIslN0 Arc aiIzcr,
IaEAsuHY d ARIME.NsI, \

r
60, NAsHIEGToN, ID. O., Jnly Il. ~ =,
" m. Of the 18th day OF August, 1874 for
delivering, fitting and putting In place the roq ~
and work required for the LiorAry q me
Copies ofthe drawings and speclheations may ne
bad on application II this once =.
All sc1tolding required BY the contfac.ot5 % pss
ne Work In place VIII be fnrnlshed y me Dspalt-
msn., fee OF charge, but WI Dc sreesea y me
Proposals VIZ be nads FOR the whole work com
Plsse as SHOWN on drawings, aud described In spe-
me whole Of the work must be completed within
fourmOnt rs from date OF acceptance ofthe proposal
Payments viii be made monthly, deductlng 10 per
cent, until the completion or the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied BY penal bond OF
Two responsiole persons, In the sum % twenty-five
eept and perform the contract, II awarded him. the
ggmeieney Of the seenrity to Be certified BY the
United States Judge, Clerk OF the United States
Court or the District Attorney Of the district
wherein the bidder resides.
The Departments reserves the right 70 raiect any
O. al Bids = be deemed for the interest," q tie
Every bId must Be made on the printed form 70 Be
Obtained At this ONCE, and must conform in eVarT
respect 70 the requirements OF this adVartigemenf
or IL VIII not be Considered.
Proposals viii net Be received from parties Who
are not themselves engaged in the manufactura Of
cast-iron work. and who have not the Necessary
facilities for getting ont the work
All bids must be enclosed in q sealed envelope.
Endorsed . proposals for Wrought and Cast-ifon
Work Of Library, New state Department, wash
jyas-ist s M 4- e 4 t55rlsfi,,s..
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HRTHEaDA.

Rh5san paraiieled sped lse0mp0undedl N NATURES
IaboraforT. and frofn inazic power and unprecs-
daufad ~ lerer,ents tnaoSt eminent mgn N thil
naffon have Gffer a tho1uh and severe Test, pro-
nOlrcaf Il fhe oniT sogarn Remedy for Brtght'f
Disease and Diabetes; III URINARY lAoeSt 80
Liver Affections; also lopsy, Gc.i -. ~ t1e
Minds OF many our clalnhzy seen pc 80 "
-, = sttii 80 ueS ~ ne medical science. We
- 1,,,f = go 20 not an your Skspticigm 10 b
So1r -s-fi n BETHEsDl on Z cure you, Il cannot
49, ~ 40 you any MID Therefore Avail yours
- = nntsf pleisant eGcient curative igen4
oVsr 0Rsred 20 sqaerip lmanltI. .I1e " etef -
n AZ ~ CHARL 8 Ell 4 co. - Drug Stera,
Ne. 90 Pennsylvania awe. Beware o. spnrlo1a
GSterS. Ask for Bethesd For sale By sToTT y
o.: sn %. ~ sl-s,isy. s1o thesda Adyocats.
eenaAo1 RHARD DUNBAR,
plreetorand General u afer, Bethssda prlngI.
WKsHINGroN, u. C., Ddnberso, lEA. decSi-I
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PURE, HEAITHgs REFRESHING, IEVIt

PalmeT'g American gtnger ale, . temperance
beverage, for sale by dealers throughout the Dis
triet ct also per dozen, 1t the depot 81 Greene
street. Georgetown, d. q.
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AT THE NEW sToRI
Undershlrt and Drawers
Hosieries and Suspendors.
Collars snd Cuffs.
Ties and CraVats.
Bows and Searfs.
Shirts at a1.50.
Shirts o. t1.T6.
Shirts at 600.
Shirts at t225.
.. Shirts at t250.
Best fitting, the best made, and the cheapest In
the city. NOAH WALKER 20,
s2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NJ ASHANdION AMI OhAO HAAAhOAR.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT TWO DAILY
EXAEDR1A AND RUReELLvLLE, BEGIN
MING MAJ = ls14: - 49,,
exandria az e;l0 !. and sac p N. Pass LeeshnFg
tEolng westward az - .. m md os25 p N, and
Leave Purcellville % SAD .. m. and lid ,. u. /;
pass Leesburg going e9stWaGdl a. z "a. and i;iQ
s;l5 p n, and a washington a. SD :. and s:se
pii.1sssneers from W ashIngton win take he wash
inrton and Ohio cars a. The Baltimore aud Potomac
railroad station q =. N. and p. m. and 20
through to Purcellyille without ehnnge Of cars.
The s:lo .. m. train from Alexandria and I1sso p.
m. train nom fureellFille connect II PurcellvtIle
With kger's daily line Of coaches for sulckersviile
BerryYnle and Winchester; also with Reamer's
Aide and MlddiebnrE. n.
Annual tfckets. eoO n. II. HAKENNkh.
myis-tf General Ticket AGENT.
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HoNEwARD BOUND.

After the sermon and great deal of talk over
Il, parties began to disperse and wend their
way to the cars in waiting upon the switch,
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JoHx BECK b soS sen the celebrated susaes
Lager Bear ct as per barrel
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MISUNDERSTANDING
kOURTH AND FIFTH DAYS At WASH.
INGTON GROVE.

IMMENSE ATTENDANCE OF TRANSIENT
VISITORS YEsTERDAY-sCENEs IN AMI
ABOUT THE CAMP REPORT OF THE
LEADING SERMONS AND MEETINGS
NEWS AND GOSSIP.
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MEICAL.
E1noRIDA AoUE KS

FuoRIDA AaUE LIS
A certain cure for lILEG and BEVEH DUMB
CHII.Ls and AGuE, Wflut any ofthe IN iurloas et-
fects Of auinlne, mercd ar arsenlc-
Numerous testimoniiOf their areslle excel In
Aul cases Of Chills aHFever, afteF qui1iAe and
Other remedies bad cIolefefv fniief are In the
hands Of the proprietd
A cure Is guaranteed every case.
Price. 90 cents q box lent By mall nee.
Z TOR sale by- ftOBERlECKf. Proprietor, kieh-
mond, Va, ana By thDrugEtsts generally Of me
District Of Columbia. Jyls-lm
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RAILROADS.
2ALTMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
:FROM WASHINGTON 6ITY.
5:ooa. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
!. WAY stations on main stem, and Wash
7;o q. m. Baltimore and Relay.
500 a. m. New York, Philadeiphia, Boston, Balti-
s:osa. m. chIeaso, H 81 Louis, Louisville. cinein-
nati Columbus, sanduskY, Berkeiey,
and Bedford Springs, Deer Park. Pitts
I bury Eocky Vile. MhIa. Grove, Ser
EreaericE, ,stsanton, whits sulphur
ssA PoIapF 6e fo; s1gpsF a. q Ss1iIon
$40 =. m. baltimore and Way Stations.
loco a N. Baltimore BladenseurE Beltsville, Lau-
rel, Annapolis junction and Relay.
Zoo p. m. New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Elli-
ann N. eStt CITY, Baltipore Dlnner at Relay.
ass p. m BeltimoEe, Frederick, and all Inferno
I:1SD. m. EIncSss.ss, HsseTstoyn,, Fredsriek.
- Metropolitan brEuch. -.
ss 5 n. Baltimors Snd ReTsY anu ''.'i0n'
.;e5 2. m. Baltmore and Relay,
natl, Columbus. Sandusky, Deer Park,
toTn: PS sRTlns' e KEsIBsi TsSEfSss &
I:Sop. m. baltimore and Way Stations.
Martinsburg, BerEeley Springs, Cum
F e5IsRa Roea. P ri S Sars eh ne
y,.,, SUNDAY TRAINS.
ana IN No wy as4AOns-osSS = AAsf = HsAA
For Baltimore and Relay. tao a. m. and 7.os D.
: Mest-e06 ., N and p. N.
: All trains stop Z Viaduct Hotel, Relay House sta
) TOE further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket ohiees, Washington Station, and
for baggage TO Be checked and received e any point
In the city. THOS. K SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
GEO. s. KOONTZ, General Agent je3l-tf
baltimore & POTOMAC R. R.
- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS N. W.
On and sfter June 8, Is74, trains viii leave Wash
ington as follows Washington time;
e. m, Baltimore AecoinmodatiOn. daily.
s:s q. m, Limited Express for New York and
ms !. s., East Line Si iSr the West daily, s1-
90 ?; m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
s:sip. M, For Pittsourg and the wests daily. For
the North, daily; except saturday.
I:& P N, Accommodation % Baltimore daily,
s:oS ,; m, For PhEladslphia, New York. and BOS-
'G Tf;G dn for POPE CREEK LINE leave tsa. m.
D, m, daiiv, except Sunday ~
Trains for ANNAPOLIS leave At SIS .. N. and
PSiIman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg Is run
on the train leaving al $50 p. m.
Pullman Palace sleeI ing Car 10 Elmira IL run on
tickets and Information can be procured at the
q ee esed or d checked at hotel sand pr
vAte residences orders len al the Qhees Of The
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street aud
~ si4lb stPeet and Psnnsy avenue
DEPOT BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
eOrner sixth and B si us & YoUSe.
daueral PASSENGER Agent baltimore, Nd.
EDMUND l.. DUBARk1t
jc2 Superintendent, Washington, d. O.
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TAKE cARE 81 YouR HILuARLra

JOIN BECK SoN sell the celebrated Stieaes
Lager Beer ct els per barrel
TAKE CARE OF YOUR YALUABLES
Gall and examine the IRE and burrlar-proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company. corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street for gafe
keeping Of securities jewels silTer-WaFe or other
valusble8. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annum, according TO sire. No business man can
afford to do without them.
TsksVsrHtns JrOn ths chicago sad Bottom Area
CITY ITEMS
USE less Of Dooley's than Of any other Yeast
or Baking Powder, as II Is much STRONGER. Put
up full weight. Give 1t . fair trial
Is YoUR STOMACH UNKAsYf
Many dyspeptic OrusuS would be willing, Il is
said, give half his wealth for an easy stomach II
this 10 o fact why do any Of our "solid mem co.,
hnue TO endure the pangs Of tndigestion3 Is e
not patent to the whole community that Hostel
ters Stomach Bltters will cure the worst case Of
chronic dyspepsla in six or eight Weeksf No 90
casion for the expenditure Of half fortune; few
dollars will sulfice 70 accomplish the object
Surely, every man who Is not "sand blindn to the
great utilltaTian facts Of the day must know that
this celebrated vegetable specific promptly re-
lieves all diseased conditions Of the stomach,
liver, bowels and nervous system, restores their
Yigor and imparts regularity to their functions
Is your epigastrium uneasy3 Is the Vulture
disease, gnawing at your llTer3 II 30, resort at
once 70 the Bitters.
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STEAMSHIP LINES.
A MEXICAN AND RID STAR LINES
a sH MI sTEanS5ES rs RRfTTT ETR5PE6SSr.
NOEoLK, Nv YoRR
MERoHANTgLINl or srEAMsaPs

WAS HINeToa I'D NEW YORK.
Hereafter j ne hne stsaTiafpa Z. o. KNIGHT and
SOhN 6lB~ON WI axe regular WEEKLY
TRIPS BETN ZEN NEyHORK. ALE1ANDRIA,
WARRINGTON and tSHRGRTOWN, - folioRBs
Leave New York rom Pr q East River eVery Sat-
urday at 4 D. u. Leave teoFretoWn eVery Friday
at .. %. and Alexandrikhe saEne day at ~ n
For fun In formation apk 70 r. p. A. DEHHAM,
Agent once and WHIT water street, George
town. or at the corner (SeTentsenth gtreet and
AsT t2rf avenue. ,. ". THOMPSON,
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1874. PENSsYLYANIA 1874.
no THE SosTHwlke9gU ROUTE SHUru AVN soTrR-
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT.
On and after June Il is-l trains will run a. fol-

TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACY ROUTE
Win Elegant Scenery. Palace State-Ioom, day and
night Cars with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles IaVed % Western and Central
SIS .. m daily 70 Baltimore Daily, sxceut sun
day, for the North and West.
li:B1 =. m. daily, except sunday, North and West.
vile and New Orleans.
Through nom washington 10 Pittsourg and Il
Tickets oy tins route can be procured at the oees
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street ana Pennsy-
Vania avenue and sixth street and PenuzylYa nla
aytnut, where reliable Information VIII be given ~
Psese myers procuring tickets at these ohiees can
secure Accommodations in Palace Cars a., Pitts-
ieas Genersi Passenger AGENT. BsItimore, ia.
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BUY YOUR slate and marble mGntles Of Hamil-
ton G'Pearson, Y. n. q. A. building, corner Ninth
variety IN the Dt6tricE Also, lstrobe stoves,
CRATES, ranges, &C., and e prices that defy COM
petition, considering quality. Call at show rooms
eoualed.
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eQuAeo.
MANY who are suffering nom the effects Of the
warm weather aud are debilitated, are advised By
two or three times during the day. In 8 little
while those who adopt this advice frequently IN
crease the number Of ''drinkS," and IN time be-
como confirmed inebristeA A beverage which
will not create thirst for Intoxicating liquors. and
which IL intended especially for the benefit Of
debilitatec persons, whether st home or abroad,
Is DR.. Schehckis Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the juices Of many medicinal herbs, this prepara-
ton does not create IN appetite for the intoxieat-
ing cup. The nourtshing and the Incorporating
properties Of many valuable natural productions
contained in Il and well known 70 usedieal men
have most strengthening influence. A single
0Sts q ne To1is S M % It's Valuable
over exertton or from any cause whatever, wine
glassful OF Sea Weed Tonic taken sftsT meals WI
for wholesome food. TO al WAC are about leaving
their homes, We desire to say that the excellent
effects Of DR.. Schenek,S seasonAblS remedies, Sea
" evident whom taken b. thoso Who are injuri-
ously affected By Q change Of water and diet No
person should leave home without taking sup
ply Of these safeguards along. For sale By AL
Druggist&
no ONE MKKD N SHORT on KcEBY
since &c can be procured on ooilateralB 10 any
amount ct less than half the usual rates, At r
Fulton's, No. sls Ninth street., near Pennsyt
shnf sTs991s MSIpSZ en- saSEs p SSssnsS On
have enough and 70 spare d the Hhlthly lucrs''
there e displayed hne assortment Of gold and
silver watches, diamonds, musical instrumental,
sewing machines. and . vast assortment Of other
articles which are selling 81 almost one-ha what
they can Be bought for elsewhere.
wHIrA clean, SOuna teeth, Al may hsye BY
using daily TEuRsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and 80 cents Per bottle.
BsAUTIYUL, Bon, glossy hair, all desire 4, an
may have 70 BY constant use Of THoMPeoN's Pc.
made oPtime. Prize 2 and Soeents Per bottle.
LIGHT-coLoRRD KID Gloves arevery stylish when
not soiled- JoUvEE's inodOrous KID Glove Cleaner
VIII ren0Vate them thoroughly. Price, q eenS
per bottle. All Sold b. druggists and fancy deal
WELLS MA0HINEsPRBAD sTREHarzxHTzs
PLAsTxAs. whenever 3 plaster is needed, are IN
riValled. Price, %, ., and 80 cents cash.
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ADJUSTMENTS 81
lOAIoUE-sUMnER THEATRE.

GREIqHTON vs.. NATIONAL ON russ
O'Clock sharp, - sIouhasi a
Ladies fee -, -.
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CONIoUE-sUMMER THEATRE.
AUGUST lo.-Eyery Night ard Wednesday ana
~. Saturday Matinees. -
a. I2duction for the first time IN Washf,yf,,, -
- : anti Al Drama, In two acts, entitled me
P4RATE7S LEGACY
VI, EaE WRECKER,S FATE.
Ansaasment Of tie eeiebratsd SONG and Danes A.
lists, the
- snSF RE0fhSrA
stuart sisters, Robinson FauaiIr, NisST stJs ",
ifss .ftii Vtb ~ ste, Lou Sanford and old fIToT-
- auio-ot
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DROPosALs FOR DREDGING.

DROPOSAllS FOR DREDGING.
ENeINEER oFFIcE, o. 5. ARMY, 4
HEwPORT. r. l., July 2, IdL :
Sealed proposals viii be received at this odice
follows. -. r
For dredging the following places;
l,WAreham HArbor, Mass,
. Taunton River, Mass.
3. Pawtucket River, 4. I.
4. Newport Harbor, B. I.
5. PaWeatuek River, r. l., and Conn.
For Rip-rap Granite;
/. BreakWater at Hyannls, Mass.
2 BreakWater at Block Island, r. ]. ~.
8. lefty At mouth Of Connectlclt River.
For removing powders, Fall River Harbor, Mass.
Specifications in regard to the works and bank
forms for proposals aud guaranty, upon which all
bids must be made, viii be sent on aPplie1tion 70
Major u Engineers, Brevet Major General o. s. A.
jyH-6t
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SERVICES AT 1890 N.

The crowd Of visitors having disembarked
from the trains and found their way to the inner
court Of the camp and TO their many weleom-
ing friends throughout the grove, the bell was
sounded for attendance u2on public worship in
natures gTea. temple, the pillars Of which are
the everlasting oaks, whose foundations are in
the bowels Of the earth: the roof the interlaeing
arms Of the trees, and the floor the leaf-stTeW1
ground. Soon the vast auditorium Of this
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QITY ITEMS

USE less Of Dooley's than OF any other Yeast
or Baking Powder, as II Is much STRONGER. Put
up full weight. Give 1t . fair trial
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DELAWARE RIVER AT
FORT MIFFLdN BAR.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
No. ls2s CHEsTNUT STREET,
PHILApKLPBIA, PKNN., July IS ls7L
Sealed proposals., in duplicate, with q copy OF
this advertisement attached 70 each, VIII be re-
eelyed At this Odice until 12:30 O'Clock D. m. or
MONDA1S August u lssA, for removing, BY dredg-
ing, from the bar In the Delaware river near Fort
Mifain- 400 cubic yards, more or less, OF sand
mud, and loose material.
Forms, specifications, &C., viii be supplied from
this once, where me map 2, .oesiy may be seen.
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About $50 O'Clock Thirty minutes late) the
first train from Washington came with seven
passenger-cars loaded 20 repleti0n. About Is
many friends were in waiting at the station 10
welcome the visitors, and when the cars were
emptied the scene presented was that Of q great
miscellaneous throng, all bent upon CON-
mon object. Soon the procession was under
way TO the camp ground.
The landings were scarcely cleared before the
shril whistle from GaithersburR announced
the arrival Of the Frederick city special train.
In moment It was halted at the camp switch,
and eight car loads Of passengers were emptied
upon the platform, including In its number the
wealth and beauty Of all the intervening sec
ton Of country between here and Frederick.
A half hour later smoke again rose in dense
cloud IN the direction Of Washington, and the
locomotive, gToaning beneath q burden OF
twelve passenger cars, loaded until parties
were hanging on in every possible attitude.
This made total Of tWenty-seven car loads
landed by ran, with apparently as many from
the country. Among the visitors the following
were noticed: B. II. Warner, j. g. Parker, r.
Champlin, o. D. Barret, Samuel Emery, John
+. Thompson, B. F. Lloyd, ". ii. Stevenson,
George White, Harry Craig, T. Edward Clark
Theodore +. Gatchel, Mr.. Appleman, G.. h
Snow, John Welcker, VIM. Pope, r. L
Thompson DR.. W. o. Baldwin, L. j. Draper
John W. Dick, Lemuel Williams, General Hin
kle, W. 7. Dove, W. Lumsden, 7. j. Lut
trell, VIM. Hough, John g. Adams, Dr.. Franz
Foster, eanluel Wise, Robert Jewell, Thomal
Bowling, Mrs. E. Ridgley, Thomas Greer, J
~ pade