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G. ORG ETO WV.

BISHOP PINKNEY will preach in St. johns
church Tomorrow morning on Christian work
in his church. See ad.
The REVIVAL MEETINGS at the West George
town NJ. T.. church, of which Rev. l.. I'll. York
is pastor, are nightly increasing in interest, and
forty hye conversions are already reported,
aud still the good work goes on.
COAL TRADE.-The coal trade for the week
Pc t has been quite up to the average, though
dull With some of the companies. Tue receipts
of Cumberland coal for the week were I6,4f7
tons, and / ,62i tons Of Youghigheny gas coal
and the shipments Is, 1870 tons OF Cumberland
and ,621 tons of the gas coal; making the total
receipts for the week lS,o6S tons, and the total
shipments l6, Sl1 tons.
GRAIN TRADE.-The canal boat Hattie and
BC-1ie arI.ved to-day with 3 800 bushels wheat
and 100 barrels -four for Hartley 81 Bro, AMI the
toat Seneca, with 300 bushels wheat for IL. NJ.
Talbot, and 800 barrels -four, 400 bushels wheat
560 bushels corn, and 100 bushels rye for Il. @.
Wheeler. The sales to-day were 800 bushels
wheat at si37; 400 bushels do. at $13T 4; 3, 50C
bushels do. az 81 80. and SEQ bushels corn at 3 l.
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wall Arress Ts,.oaw

NEW YORK, = ptember 2.-The PoSt's financial ar
tcIe say s-AoEey here IL 2G7Iz for ca loans " 81
merch ntile pa per as quoted es;erdsy. Gold opened
nss, has since sold as high as lC1s, al hough Dst
OF sales have been st lO9% G0lOg36 On gold loans
rates have been "ffst" ana lll5s az for carving
Foreign exchange was marked up II 4.4ls and u
Tor prime bankers sterling, but rates for business
ave no bigger than yesterday to wit: 4S3z1 aud ass
Government bonds are Gts higher tn an esterdsy
In market for state bonds, Ternessees were higher
aud Missouris we're steady. Stock market open I'D
steady, and during first hour low priced western
stocks dec lined Ben aipder of list has been strong
from IeniDg, prices gene rally having touo he'd
est OF the season. Extrt sales have been a. fol-
lows: Telegraph. 79l4 97954; Union Pacific, Sh0
"a; Lake shore, 1879; New York Oentrs 1Ol al
iGlssi Pacific Mail. 49,a950; st. Paul, S3}S GB. /;
ga; Rock IslaLa, 1867 <'S
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
washington stock exchange. sent. DC

C,,otatsons t.rHtshEd ~ kidaleton e Co., tankert,
the meeting of the W arlington Stock Exchange to-
ssa day. :; geld, lGsss bid, 1917 asked Bank
National Metropolitan Bank, no bid, liz asked;
2nd Mt. Bank, IS bid Citizens Nat. Bank, II3 bid
Ony Passenger Railroads Metro politsn Stock, II
bid, sksd; Columbia STOCK, l61S bid. saadrT
Lis;-New York, Alexandria, Warrington AMI
District Securities; District OF C0lum0ial-Wn.
20 . Bends, 7's, J.. j., ISIS, 81 bid; Chicago
Relief Bonds, Is, J. 1871, IS bid Perm ans nj
imp Sc. J 1881, 90 bid, IS s,ked; do, rs, y &
,lS9i, 50 BID, $50 asked; Market STOCK Bonds, 7s,
Five Year certificates $40. 81. s n. 1875,
e5's bid. :5S asked; ",ren Yesr bonds," SIS, j.
81. J :, Ios2, 90 BID; do. ILrgJ 6's,g. MSN,
l9J2, 81 bid % ssk.d. Board Of PubIi, Worss-Cer
BID g asked de-; 1875, 50 pid.G5 asked; do 1871,
- BIC, IS ask, d.; do. 1873, $50 bid, sI1s asked;
Sc, j., 1874 So BID, II ssked; do, 1875, cas- BID
- .sktd; % l66 70 asked: 90. ISL, SO pid, u
bd IS ssktc. Water Ceriitic stes SIS ISL, % ssKei
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Contieuscd Locals

Religious TeTIva's are n progress a. the Meth
Cdlst churches IN th's city anu q. 0rgetONn.
Col. FiOTeree promises the readers OF the Ga
zstts tc-mOTT0T sharp and spicy number,
abOuIClng IN good things. See bis al.
i. ". CiaytOn, /. :. Mar,lsu, J. II. Nun shv,
and y. G. Voting, late policemen, are revue u
! 70 SslI AZ me Controllers Office Of the Dis
Mr.. homas Thompson, a p3zt secretary Of
the American Protestant Association, and -
other persons OF +b's citJ. have forwarded an
application for a charter for lodge of the or
der here.
RI Rev. Bishop Cummins, OF TIE Refor md
Episcopal church, VIII preach in the audience
room OF Lincoln Hall Tomorrow evening, ex-
planning the history and doctrines Of his church.
Mr.. VIM. Guinapd he's recently erected at his
co1l wharf. foot of 80 street, one OF Hunts au-
tomato railways, by which sc gels are unlo Id
sGot the coal. and it i screened. weighed and
eDptied with remarkable CELEBRITY.
An Old gentleman name 4 Smith, on 81 str5 e.
southe 2st, and who - employed in GsOTgetOE
last evening on returning home hal -lms angry
words with his son "a - his 1.-THE -Dn'sl msuner
OF liE ng and during the alterc .tiOu " s. lick
en- With para ysis.
Yesterday AFTERNOON horse attached to one of
hsssTs. Mcfarland, Stephenson < c. wagons,
driven by a man named Sullivan Dec anne fright
eDed By the cps at the corner Of Maryiard ave
Due and liza street southwest, ami ran AVN,
throwing tie driver out ami sertouslg II iUriny
him about the head aud back.
Some Of the unseTt .keTs complain that ID
othceTs OF the BOaTd of Health Connected y i. b
TIE vital stat st,c7 office give them ard psr-ons
who have lost I.iends 6y death unrere- sary
trouble IN the strict cODstt lct.on of the regula-
tons governing the issue Of burial permits, in
cases where the attending physician have failsd
20 register their names in the books Of that Of
fee.
Mr.. Jsues B. AcQuillan, a nat We Of this city,
but long resident of California, died on the
18th instant in COlrsa county, in that state, of
dis ,ase Of the heaIf, IRON which he had suf-
fer6d many years. Mr.. McQuillan wcs print
er by ttale, having worked on The STAR in
VDufn. has haen in,
California editing some OF the leading news
pspeTs.
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BALTIMORE, September 26.-Virgiuis sixes pael
eIs, IS; Itrginias consolidated, 5N4; West Vir-
BALTIMORE, September IS Cotton aufet. FIour
steady; Wheat, dull. Coro, dull. Oats, hlm. RYe
dull. Hay. unchanged. Provisions, heavy. Wits
ky, nrm. Quotation show no material change
Nkw YoRk, September IS Stocks active and
strong. Moneys. Gold ga. Sterling, long, 4S451 ;
quiet.
NEW YORK, September 20 Flour dull aud uu-
changed. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn duh and
unchanged.
LONDON, September &c, 1880 .. m.-OonsoIs s25s
as for money on account. Ten -fo-ty bonds, lOle
Arle, preferred, 55A. New York Central, 50.
LONDON, September Is, nOon.-The rate OF dis
count in open market for three months bis is
10 Is PET cent, which is 3lS below bank rate
Erie, 250Il<.
PARIS, September 26.-Bente, at 50 francs AMI IS
- @ ~
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An Unmttlgated Nuisauee.

EDITOR STAR:-Cannot the police arrest and
bring TO punishment the miscreants who
nearly every night deface and injure the door
steps and walls OF private residences in the
northern part of the city by the use of tar chalk
etc? Whether the offence would be punish able
as malicious injury ID or destruction OF property,
90 not know; but am sure 1t would go hard
with the offenders at the hands OF the victims
OF their villaiDy il once caught in the at,
whether there Is any law against ii or MT.
Meantime, think that If the policemen would
give little attention TO the matter they could do
great deal to break up the deviItry complained
of. HorsgKEEPER
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THE WEATHER
HHL w U "a u II u Eks
WAR DEPARTMENT. OyicE Of Ca,,f Sign

JNtV SlgHnE UTrg,I
PRoBkBHITIEs.-Duriug the rest Of Sat .rday,
over the 5onth Atlantic and eastern gulf states,
slight charges in barometer and temperatures,
northeast winds yeeriDg to southeast on the gulf
corst, cloudy or partly cloudy weather with local
cGast rains. Over the lower lakes, falling barOms-
ter southeast to southwest winds, higher temperA-
tur! J, cloudy and rainy weather. Over the upper
laSes falling followed by rising barometer STATEN
AIRY followed by lower temperatures, sonthsrly
winds, yeerins to northwest, cloudy and rainy
tionary falling barometer, higher temperatures,
soutBerly Winds scoudy weather and possibly local
rsirs Over the western gulf states, rising b1r0ms.
ter, northeast to southeast wiLds, partly cloudy
weather and possibly light coast rains. Over the
barometer, southwest winds veering to northwest,
and cloudy followed by clearing westhsr. Over the
lower Missouri valley and the no, Shwest, rising
bsronet diminishing northwest winds aad ganer.
ally clear weather, with somewhat lower tempera.
turCJ. Over New England and the middle states
falling barometer, higher mperatures, southeast
to southwest winds, and clear or PATTY cloudy
weather. CF1tionsry signals are ordered for Al
pena AID Escanaba
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81 Mrs. Lovejoy, 6S years old, living near
Baldwin, Kansas has just become the mother of
q fine boy.
aVThe farmers around C'oster, y. j., pre-
Diet hard winter because the corn husks are
unusually thick this year.
ga child apparently died a. Bahama, Cal.
few days ago, but while 1t was being buried,
the mother uttered q cry aud threw herself
upon the csffin, exelaim;Dg that the child hal
spoken. TIE coin was opened and the chiid
found 10 be alive.
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REAL ESTATE SALKs.-B. II. Warner, real
estate broker and auctioneer. has sold At auc-
ton the following property OF ). p. Browns
subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, ID. c., viz -
Lots "A, IS and 46 81 5 cents per square foot, to
G.. ". SeatoD; lots IS, 50 and 20 al \ cents per
square foot, 20 B. p. Snyder; lots II and ~ at
Il. cents per square foot, 10 IL. 9. willard; lots
e ard So st ~ cents per square foot, TO b. p.
sny6er, lot 81 AZ 81 cents per square foot, TO
ID. N. HouShtcE; lOts 90. 70 and Is at 3 I cents
Ter SQUARE foot, to G. W. Seaton; lot ~ at %
cents per square foot, TO same; lots s. and 50 az
~ cents per square foot, 70 Lewis Clephane;
psrts 80 and 81 at cents per square foot, 10
same; lot sex st ~ cents per square foot, to
same; lot az st 81 cents per square foot, u b.
p SNYDER; lot s. AZ cents per squsre foot, TO
Y. Clephane; lot % n cents per square foot, 20
Is. p. Snyder; lot - at "a cents per square foot,
70 same. parts OF lots IS, . ana 81 improved by
A two story and mAnssrd roof frame dwelling,
AZ As Coo, 70 Matthew G. Emery.
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A PRISONER DIscHAReED.-ro- day Freier-
lex Brooks. colored, arrested by Officer Arnold,
WAS before the Police Court, charged with hay
ing assaulted one VIM. Hsnsborough IN BAiti-
more, attempted 70 force him on boat and
t~kipg bis clothes. The complaining witness
not putting IN an appearance, nole pros was
entered and the prisoner discharged.
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TIE TOURNAMENT AT BRIGHTwOoD.-Yes-
teTCay afternoon the grand fair at BTightwOOd,
for the benefit OF Holloway Lodge OF Good
1emplaTS was concluded by tournament, and
in the evening grand ball took place. The
tournament was under the direction OF the
committee, MesSFs. j. =. CTOckeT. IT., W. w.
SWart, e.. G.. Stone, and James McNerhany,
and IL took place st tue race course. Me-sFs.
W. II. Stone, n. Osborn, and VIM. Offatt were
the judges, and Messrs. Chss. f.. Stone, WIN.
Simpson, Horace Jones, and JAS. McNerhaDy
the maTshsls. The knights were addressed by
Mr.. Il. L. SwaTt. The fitting resulted: Knight
OF The Unknown, VIM. McCurley, o; Knight of
California, jas. Gillian, J. knight OF MoatTO e,
r. Clencenning, I; knight OF lie DrOit Park, j.
b. Thomas, 3; Knight OF BrigdtwOcd A. r.
NcChesney, I; knight OF Castle Blank, Charles
Kirg, o; knight OF Virginia, ). Rigg, o; White
kElEht,W W. Swart, 2. In riding OF the tie
by California, MOntFOse. and Brentwood, each
scored 3, and they continued 20 ride until IL was
decided that California wss entitled 10 the third
ITize, and BrigetWoOd the fourth. The vic
tOiiOus knights were announced, and made their
selections as follows: First, knight OF lie DrOit
Park, John 3. Thomas, who chose Miss Maggie
Fioecker "QH6en OF Love and Beauty" second
White Knight, W. ". SUaIl, who chose Miss
Kate H. McChesney fire. maid OF honor; third
knight OF California, James Gillian, who chose
Miss AEce McCheSney secord maid Of honor;
fourth, knight of Brightwood, A. X. McChes-
ney, who che le Miss saddle Swart third maid OF
honor. Af.er neat address was delivered by
W. q. LtpScomb, eSq., and the Queen aud her
maids were crowned with due pOmp and cere-
mony by their successful champions.
The exercises were concluded in the evenin 2
by grand ball, given at Masonic ball viii
was largely attended, many OF Washington's
beaus anu bellies contribu ing to swell the num-
ber.
During ne afternoon a race OF a half mile
dish for $40 took pace, in which the fOllowiI =
entries were made; Nat, Fanny, Sleepy Dan
and LongfelloT, the race being won by Nat.
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SALE OF BROWN STONE FRoNr.-Hon.
q o.ge N. Robeson, Secretary OF the Navy, has
recently purchased Of Col. X. 1. Fleming lot 2
ana part CT lot 3, square 2H, fronting on the
18th street circle and Massachusetts, ayenne.
next TO the corner OF nth street, improved nv
an elegant brown stone front building, for
$50 500.
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IHB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
Rev York avenue and 18th street, paws 5 per
cent. per anDum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to 4. SATURDAYS to
4 and to s. 97t3 11tIs
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NEW GooDs FOR FALL OF 1874
Dress hats for Gents, Youths and Boys,
White Shirts, Drawers and Under Shirts
trunks, Umbrellas, Nalises and Bags.
Linen Collars, New Styles Scsrfs aud Ties,
In e1c!e variety, at popular prices.
LEWIS, 900 It'll street, bet. / and X.
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MORE IMPRovEMKNrs.-Ane enterprise L. now
beng organized, which promises 10 ornament
our city, by building one hundred substantial
and elegant brick dwellings, containing every
modern convenience in an eligible quarter, 9th
and X streets. Some Of our best citizens have
organization and select officers at the meeting
70 be held in the Board OF Trade rooms next
tuesday night, as advertised In another column
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Georgetown Advertisements,

THR singer SEWING MACHINE sales of1s7.
were s21a $50. tI9-.vtf
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs.-FromJ Jos. ShilIington
and Robert Beall we have the dresdfully funny
Josh Billings farmers Allminsx" for 1915.
From the authors we have ''The Comedian
Heart by Arthur b. Anderson, published by
Il. Il. Han, Washington; "Behemoth; or, The
Grimes, Georgetown. The latter is slightly sa-
trical on Brother Beecher. From Lewis Baar
the Washington agent, we have the October
number OF The Metropolitan, the interesting fash
ion magazine pnbl'shed by f. Butterick s. Co.,
New York.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AmussmeDIs. dc, To-uIght.

F--s~s Opsra Houss-I.ast night o. Mr.. ). e.
france, in rs sensational drama, " Marked for
Iffr'
T-safsT ComiJus.-w. Il. Csvsnsgh, in "The
81 sd Poet, ;" with other new a,s-actiops.
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SEE TIE new dry goods offered by Began &
wyIie, who have a name for low prices and
fair dealing second 70 none.
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District Government Affairs.

The following bid for lettering street lamps
was Inadvertently omitted from the list pub
Ished in yesterdays STAR: William Boron, No.
j, = cents per letter; No. 2, II cents; Nos. 3,
and 5, cents, or Il cents per sign comp lete.
Noavsrds have yet been made.
Engineer hoxie to-day addressed commant-
cation TO the District Commissioners stating
that applications for water T1sips are 50 numer-
ous mat IL IL impossible - act on them all. He
ssks authority ID do as much Rs may be justified
by the condition Of the water fund, giving
preference in the order of tie dates Of said APP
plications, as no other equitable distinction can
be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-26

THE most beautiful window in the city of
mOderate-price goods is at Prigg's jewelry store,
on the avenue, near \ street.
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THE NEW WAsHINGTOS COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION offers ia our columns
Il day most equitable system for the sale and
repayment of advances in building s7sOciations.
As the printed Constitution contains a full ex-
PLANTATION of the plan, we will merely refer the
reader TO the advertisement, Sd that he may
form bis own judgment. The one dollar rate of
dneS places the stock within reach OF all. aud
judging by the rapidly increasing stock list, the
plan bids fair to become very popular and sue
&c siul. The first payment on stock ia to be
made next Thursday night, at the Board OF
Trade rooms,
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WATRRMELoNs FOR THE CRowD.-A few
days ago Mr.. j. r. w. Mankin brought suit
against the Adams Express Co. for loss sus-
tained by "non- delivery Of melons as per agree
ment to Salem, Fauquier county, Va, and for
sms,n 81 {sa Ta, ssw,ng melons to
10 be taken by any one who desired )" laid at $40
before Justice HOPPER. Judgment was given
,fr plaintit for s26 and costs. Defendant, by Mr..
G .Inett, entered an appeal.
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest, but
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Elegant
Biscuits, Rolls, Sc, prepared in a fe minutes
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SABBATH SCHOOL GArHERING.-The re-
opening of the Sabbath afternoon services in
Lincoln Hall to- morrow promises to be unusually
interesting. AS Ii is the Sabbath for the quar-
terly review Of the s. S. lessons for the past
three months, IL is proposed to invite the chill
dren OF the Sabbath school for review exercise.
An address reviewing the lessons by the Rev. s.
h. Mirieh, blackboard exercise by DIR. Foste
and an address by Rev. W. Q. Steele, of Brook
Ign, n. Y, will be pleasant opening of these
always interesting exercises.
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CTF ITEMS.
PRIGG's.


Received at Priggs,
on the avenue, near IN street.
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ANoTHRR ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT CHILD
STEALTH G.-Last night as a colored WON An
employed in the family of Mr.. George FOllans-
bee was walking with a child on I'd street, near
the corner of ID northwest, a white man fsaid to
have Iesembled the individual who about four
weeks ago" grabbed" the child Of Mr.. o. Brien)
came, and seiziHg the little one put it under his
arm and made of. The woman screamed, and
men we're in pusruit Of the would be kidnapper
and pressing him closely be laid the child down
near the intersection of "a street and Indian 1
avenue, and ran into the lumber yard near th at
point. The private Waterman there attempted
TO stop him by firing two shots at him, but he
Succeeded in making his escape.
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GTRAw Hat AND BosSEr EAOHHBY
- Also, ladies' aud ssnis' FxLf HATS "A
leaned, dyed and reshaped. Our patrons may l.
rely on their work bef 10 vi doLe, 102 E~
s<p1l o. HANNAH WOODSTOCK.
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A CcLoRED Boz JUMPS Prom A SECOND
STORY WINDOW AND BREAKS HIS LEG.-Yes-
teIday afternoon a colored boy named Moses
HipkiDs was caught by the sexton OF Ora G
church, corner of s and 9Th streets, northwest.
throwing acorrs at the windows. The sexton
chased him into a room in the second story Of
the church where there is schcol) and locked
him up. The boy Afterwards jumped from the
secoId-story window, and broke his left leg be-
low the knee. He was removed to his home in
an alley between 5th and 9th and 5 and Bound
airy streets northwest by Oficer McGraw, and
DIR. lennin called, who rendered medical as
sistance.
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THE HARVEY s HOLDEN CIVIL RIGHTS CASE.
In the Police Court, Judge Smell, to-day, in the
case of the Dittrict of Columbia against George
W. Harvey and Thomas Holden, charged with
failure to accommodate Charles b. Purvis and
John NJ. LaDgSton, (colOred men ) with a lunch
motion was made by defendant 10 postpone
until Tuesday next. on account OF absence OF
Mr.. Harvey, one Of the defendants, and coun-
sci, from the city. The motion was granted,
and defendant, Mr.. Holden, gave his own re-
cOgniZance for appearapce on that day in Slen.
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FoR EASE, comfort, and safety, wear the
Elastic TTuss, sold at Z3j Pennsylvania ave. Ii, s
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REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs-T j. Rout to J.
@. G. DieterIch, lot Is. square 693; SIS BE-.
Scott ct al. TO Alfred Richards, lpsrt lots IL and
20, tquare 1c3; 500. j. A. Wineberger to j. p.
Sampson, lot Il, square $50; IS, 800. Robert [.
Fleming 10 Geo. NJ. Rsbes0n, lot and part 5,
square 247; S53, 500. NJ. Judd to jas. Howitz,
lot ?, square CSC: $500. Geo. Bauer to NJ.
Sherman to NJ. G.. Emery, lots and 4,
square SEQ; 10000. j. F. wOllsrd TO
Sam. Kicks, part lot 81, square 554; 900.
squsre 456; -. Bailey s. Ashford 70 Chat A.
johnson, part square 90; $500. j. q. G. Ken
nedy - Rebeccs r. Mellen, parts lots L and NJ ,
square go; .t3j. Amzi L. Fuller ct al. ID Thos.
f. Green, pvt lot %, square pas: sI2N. 50. ,Jo ;
Patch, trustee, to Sarah y. Seifert, part lots 81
and 95, square 365; -. John b. Hammond to
Louisa Z. Metals, part lots aud y, square
400; $1,000. Henry T. Sanders to Geo. NJ. Bar
ker, part lot 81. square 81; 81 500. George A.
Lane to Henry j. Patterson, lot 81, square 1874;
S1,0l2.50.
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hFsT, JOHNS CHUROH, GEORGgTaWE-
Wy Bishop P!NKNEY will preach special dis
TG15e on on ChIlstsn work in this church TO-
O'Clock.
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BRAuTIFUL FooT, We have Just received
full line of French Boots and Shoes for ladies'
gents, misses and children. A call is solicited
10 exA mine our stnck
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All good players go to Adamson's New Bill
hara koom, 305 9th street. where their Canes
cost them from ten TO fifteen cents per game.
IabIes, Balls, Cues, Cigars, Wines, &c, first
class. Always pleased 10 see his friends aud
patrons. ADAMsoN, 315 9th street,
u,6 Ground floor, next TO Pa ave-
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CoRNs, BCNIoNs, sc.
For relief from Corrs, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " h,ts's establish
lnent, No. 555 18th street, opposite the L. s.
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sell them for higher cash price than snyp -
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GEO. 8. CLoGG & Son,
100 Pennsylvania avenue,
Next to Galt's Jagelry StOra.
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ESCAPE Of DesperadOes from Jail.

Lynchburg, Va, August 11.-Informa-
tion of bold breaking at Pittsylvania,
Virginia, has just been received here The
following are the particulars
Yesterday, at noon, while the jailor was
carrying to the prisoners their dinner, four
of them, headed by the murderer, Joe
Clark, made a desperate assault ON him,
seized and choked him. In the struggle
the ,jailor was thrown over the banisters and
down the stairway, bruising him consider
ably, though not dangerously. The pris-
oners then succeeded in forcing open the
back door and making good their escape
Immediate pursuit was given, and VIM.
Smith, charged with forgery, who had
escaped, was recaptured. Clark and the
other two are still at large.