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THE WEATHER,

MAsHINsToN, d. o., August 10, 1874. io:sj a. m Z
xPRosABuIIIEs;-During the rest of Monday, over
and southwest, With clear or Clearing weather
slightly higher ten perature and higher barometer
over the middle states lower lake region, winds
backing to southwest and southeast, higher tenn
peratnre, partly cloudy weather. and northwest
Over the south Atlantic and Gulf states lower ba.
remeter, high temperature, partly cloudy weather
and winds mostly from the southeast end south
west. Over Tennessee and the Ohio valley lower
barometer, higher emperature. winds mostly from
southeast and southwest, partly cloudy weather,
and rain areas. For the upper lake region, falling
barometer, higher temperature, southeast TO south
west winds, increasing cloudinessssnd rain areas.
FRI m Missouri and Kansas to Minnesota, low
barometer, high temperature, southwest to south
east winds, generally cloudy weather and rain
areas.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office of THE
sIAR ranged to-day as folows-8 a. "a; 10 a.
20; II m, 80; 2 p. m, SIX.
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ROMANCE FOR SURE-A. d. Cornell, OF
Plainfeld, Conn.,, because the course of true
love did not run smooth, went away to the war
in 1861, and was never heard of until last week,
when his appearance astonished his friends
All his relatives, father, mother and sister, had
died during his absence. He went away penni-
less aud returns immensely rich. The girl,
who didn't reciprocate his love before the war
is yet maiden, and is now lured into mstri-
mony by his wealth or himself. Either purse
and other or personal charms have caught her.
The nuptial strings will soon be tied.
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CWY ITEMS.

a SIX your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits,
Rolls, Bread, Griddle Cakes, Waffies, sc. De-
pot, 90 New street, New York.
The wHoLEsALK SLAUGHTER whish takes
place when hROlcIeS' Patent Ponder Gun, con-
tanning his Insect Destroyer, is brought TO bear
upon house or garden insects, can be compared
TO nothing go well to the effects of the deadly
mitrallleuse in the late Franco Prussian war.
hnoloies' Insect Destroyer does not hurt humans,
however, and may, therefore, be handled with
IMMUNITY. Where a considerable quantity is
required, as in hotel, or on board a steamboat,
saving is effected by purchasing a large pack
age at once. Depot. q. n. Crittenton, No. :
Gth avenue. Sold by all Druggists and
GTOcers. eos
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Chiropodist, is in attendance at his establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury
department, from a. IN. TO p. m. Fee, 81 per
visit. Established in Washington, ID. @. 1861.
DR.. White removes Corns without pain, so
the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands of well-known personages who pa
uoniZe DR.. Whites establishment, find that
the feet, economises time, and cOnduces to
health, comfort, ana cheerfulness, and prob-
ably TO length Of life.
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ELECTION or OFFICERs.-At the reguiar
weekly meeting OF Morning Star Lodge, No. s.
l. -. G.. T., held on Wednesday evening last
the fOlloving officers were elected % serve for
the ensuing quarter.-W. G. T., W. s. StetsOu;
w Y. T., Mis-. Elizabeth GOurlay; L. Sec.
VIM. Gaines; Fin. Sec, &. s. Hatch; Treas
Mrs- kobinetti Chaplain. VIM. Phipps; Guard ,
Mrs. Bullock; Sentinel, j. T.. BTawner; Mar
shal, Joseph Fleming; ID. Marshal, Mrs Low
Mrs. Ste tson and Mrs. SweaseT; Asst. Sec, Mrs.
Gaines.
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SERIOrs ACCIDENT on TIE POINT OF Rocks
RCAD-N esterday an accident occurred near
the depot Of the WaShiT gton Grove Camp
ground, on the Metropolitan Branch Railroad.
y nCu4 beI OF excursiOnists had assembled to
take the train, and az one came down from the
GaitbersbCrg Switch young man named
Wheeler, said 70 he from New York, Ia attempt
ing 70 get on fell between the two last cars on
the tain. He was wounded slightly about the
head ard severely about Tire spine. He was
placed on the train and attended 10 by Or.
SOmmers, who was on the train.
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WAsEIkGIoEI EsRT0LK, INV YORK

WAfBauksSgG6SSs , ss sSSfPfh9 ovfbE kIw YORK
The hne iron steamer LADY OF TIE LAKE
having resumed her regular trims 70
SIXTH street. every MONDAY anctSzzzxzzI3
THURSDAY, at ,. m. .sSaching AZ the prfnctn.,
river landings, CONNECTING ~ Norfolk WITH sfSa,.
ship Of the nj. and Nj Line for Boston and Pei
dencei with the Old Dominion Sfeanshfn do,n
gsEy for New YORK. Freight should be sddre.ssa
"Csre Of Lsdy OF the Lake, via Norfolk (" so
N. Il. fITZHuGH, A gent, 6th street wharf
A. q. PLANT, General A Csrf
ap30 ReOm No I q. PLANT R-efffs.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ SUNDAY, july d, Isl

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, july B, lSi.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
soe .. m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
1.oo 2, m, Baltimore. Annapolis, CRANBERRY and
Nay stations On Main stem, and W Washington
500 m, New York, PhiIsdeiphis, Boston, Bal.
500 ,, SSisssS; s. Louis, tCu,..,s, ctps,G
f t,Ta sPfins,; Der Park, Pltt.blrs. Rock
t r., Whit !, s.IsASr sp.ias.: Psslc, GAYS.
sc e N, Baltimore and Way stations:
ioog Laurel m, .BstimEre Bsdsn.6Srs sstsvie,
LOO 2 m J New YSrk, Phiisdsiphis, Norfolk, FL
I Bs BsslnIs sS,. Ds ns a RsaT
80 ?: m, Baltimore, Frederick and ell inter-
<.l3 p "A. Winchester, Hsgerstown, Frederick,
F0 l,,. OF books and Way Stations, via Metro
80 N. Bal more, Annapolis and Way Stations.
o.anss p M BsI.imore and Relay.
100 ,, m, Chicago. 81. Louis, louisville, CInotn-
n sS s SGiDDui, ssDdIskyi Deer PARK Be5ks-
IN mar Cars; BTeakfaa at GraftoH.
90 p m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
Msr'insburg, Berkeley Springs, CumberiAsd.
s s.og9 ar al stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
bdH'a'sanss and Hsg StattoHs-e.3o q. m, LOO,
For BaLtl1OTs and Rslav.-7.3O a. m. ana T.os
IVES. sos a: m. and 7p.n.
PlnSbRTg SO .. N.
81 Az Ttains Stop al VtadET HOtsl, kslay
For further Information apply =, the BslsirnOr.
ard Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Station, and
ssD for Bsssass to bs CHECKED and Fsceved Il
TAGS oaL sEas sas. na Tss. Ct Is:Ssp
GEO. .. Ko0NTz. Genl Agent. jES
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RAID on The Pound MHN.-On Saturday
evening, POundmaSter EInstine and his forces,
while Taiding on dogs in SwampOOdle were set
uIOn by over a hundred residents in that nei Oh
bOrhcCd, male and female, and for a time the
paving stones few lively. The wagon used in
carrying captured ANIMALS was completely
riddleds and the horses and driver injured.
EiDstine finally had 70 call upon Lieut.. Kelly
Tor protection and aid which resulted in the
arrest OF two Of the ssssulting party and one
pound man.
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THg NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 8 to 4. Saturdays, 9 to
and to 8. 27t3 l4tI6
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oIoF iHlEF. This morning, about nine
O'Clock, Henry School. colored. took a shirt
ron l. GCidman's store, corner of eth and G.
streets. ana made on, but clerk discovered
the Ibetti and starting OF with the cry OF StoD
thief,' large crowd assembled and joinsd IN
TIE pursuit. Officer Amiss wac in the crowd.
ani overlook him at the corner Of I2th and /
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10

NAVAL EXAMINATIONS BOARD.-A board OF
Officers, composed Of Commander Montgomery
Sicard, Chief Engineer Fithisn, and Assistant
Naval Constructor Fernald, with Foremen
Hoover, Marceron, and Rose as experts, has
been convened at the navy yard for the pur
pose OF remessuring and reinspecting a large
amount OF lumber which has been Purch ssed
and paid for.
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REAL ESTATE Agents.
JuAS BOYLE. FRANK BARNUn.
JUAN BONLR q Co..
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERs

xb9- SoS 18th street opposite y. 9. Tressury.
fOk eALE-A handsome HOUSE ON Il -
No; slS; a new large double HOUSE, corner ~
furnished or unfsrnishsd. A ooTTAGE IN VII.
sardr ton; price; S.yse. Several small H0UsEs,
have several very fine FARMS, Improved and m.
improved, on different railroads running from fhs
CITY, Tor sale ~ low nguree or excnanGe for cifV
property: 10000 feet Of GRoUND in vsrious ear
lions OF the city for sale q low figures 90 cav
furnished House for rent a. sl2s per month - =
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ri NtHOh LINZ.
"A sIS SA SShs AZ sbT giss saEoS2gcEDs3&&
f4FORlTB ROUTE FOR TOURTSTS
passenger Accom- modn tiOns rnsSr.asx
ssTfRnnEs1 HhSDh AND
IRON fIERs 70 AND "a NORTH RIVER, Nv
~ RATES of fAssAGE-PaYABIE IN CUEEFNCy.
~ GLdSGOK, LIHERPOOI, I0ND6N
phhh Z. QUEbASTO WN on BELEaST"
Sabin return Tickets issued a. reduced rstes N8'
lhIEhMkDlATt Sas. STEERA9E els
EIGIts tSskedt0T any dDgOtHf az lotrssf 49,
TOR 1lckets or turt her Information applv -
1Yo,o. nIss ANNIE n. HUMPHREYS,
n. sou ~ street near Pennsyivanis sreore
.n ITO SAhhACk CO., lz23 y street, M "
eso-n.,N d-om nesr Treasury Dept, Washfrs,fon
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Buy THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 295 Pennsylvania
avenue; perfect cure guaranteed. S,3,6
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THE TRADES.

a VIKINGS AND IRON AWNING FRAMES
"A FOR STOKES,
Manufactured by
NJ. q. COPELAND,
oto L0u1si6na avenue, one door east OF TIN street
AWE1EGS for Stores, Public BuiIinss, He;els
Private Residences
ICON FRAMES for Storeg, at factory prices
rent. A ~ "
Goods msrs-,y
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MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
rlety OF work can be done on the Wheeler and
convinced of this by calling at No. 461 Pennsyl-
Vanla avenue. 7,G,1
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kEw Express LINZ VIA CANAL.

PHILApEbPhih,A LEXAkDBIA, Va, VASE.
SAILING DAYS.
IRON Pier D, North WhsrVee PHI
snslPhia, "WEDNESDAY and SAT- - ~
UkDAN, e ls n. Ecrz-<z1zz-* =
ron 81 w We, ssreet, Georsetswn, d. O.. noE.
,,Ihi s line connects a fhiiadeiphi. win "OlyoeS
New Ensisns states. ne Wharfage II Boston IN
'1 VINE me oypSSk fdh a AEs1i FER D. q o.
"a. RElD, Alexandris, Va.
WALDO A: PEAkOE 80 oonsre1 street, Bosson,
ders len at General Once, COS pcnnsyfvanfa sye.
eue, or &c the steamer wharf viii BE- proupfiy q.
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
MAID OF THE
Masonic Relief Association
OF

NORFOLK, va.
THURSDAY, September 8, 1874.
This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC Re.
LIEF ASSOCIATION, OF NoRFoLK, Va, under an.
thority OF The Virginia Legislature act passed
complete the Masonic Temple now in course of
erection In Norfolk.
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lSsTALLATioS OF OPFICERs-At a regular
Rechabites, held recently, the folloyino were
installed as officers. John X. Mahoney, shep-
herd; Chas. SaDdersOn, r. q. r.; Edwin Scott.
.. q; Edward nottingham, ID. r.; Walt Nc
Fsriand, r. s.; EnOs Berkley,F S. John q.
Axe, treasurer; John 7. Lighter, IT., leyite
John X. Mahoney was elected Representative Ia
Columbia District Tent No. 2, which conyenes
at Georgetown August l..
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M KROHAETe Line or sTEANsHTP1
WASHINGTON AND NEW yoKK.

hs,esiteI Iss fns Steamships n. q. KNIGHT ana
sOhh OIbsOH vii make regular week 49,
Y MlSs between NV YORK, ALEX- 4FH8
SEORGETOwH, a. foiioTs.-I,e.ya ME- Vop~
ron PER Ss hast river, every SArU RDAY al 4
= Us tsaNs w Hk0nShIyWk every RIDAY ct y
20. iuli inforI1stion Apply q h. p. A. DHHHAM,
AeeNts once and wharf 63 Water street. (,eore.s
town, or 81 the % ITth street sno Se1 Ters
syssses y; w. MPSOE, Presidsnt.
defs len At General once, COS Pounsylysni, 49,
sue; - 81 toe steamer wharf. vim be promptis -
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No HuHs 9. L.. ZIG. b .t,l ~ i.lI e..
sS SSS 3 Ssi ss: ,;S z s::;; g and
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THRREIs FOR SALE at the EbbItt House druy-
store Duray's Rheumatic Remedy, which cures
rheumatism, without fail.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship BY
New Express Line. {"

FROM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
Mark frelRht via "Clydes Iron Lino,n and shfu nm
Boston snd Providenoe Railroad, -
Gee advertisement of"New Express Linen
For full information apply to-
,r,,lx .sv.,., g. Q. y. HYDE,
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1874 sumnIB AEe IN, 1874
POTOMAC RIvnR LANpIsssi Il

LEOSARDT0WN.
me svi,t ana fayorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
OaItain joseph white, leaves 6th-
s su.st hsr, eyery TUESDAY and E.z<4kAS
oAlobphI MOkklNG, for Land -nS1zz<zznAn
ings en- Potomac, as follows.
ON TUESDAY, ON sATuRn.y
leave At O'Clock for leave Al = f-io1h'ss..
GlymOnt, Glvm,,, iof
Sandy Point, san5T Pc,
liverpool Point, IfTeTnooI p6ss,,
Smiths Point, tmitbh. Pc, N''
Chatterfon, Chatter,I.. '"'s
T, "a. = NJ nar1, etewartis Wharf,
matthias' Point, Maftbissi p'1ns,
Dtns Wharf, MaffoY Cr..oS
msttor Creek, I,or~,-,ct ,Tt.-t
BOngwood Wharf, DfIlis Whsrg -~A'i
Coltons wharf, Colf0r !. No.
BlsckistOns Island, Rlacki.fonss Isi.,a
CuTri0man. T,eon.rt,o.a 'a'ene'
Returning on Wednes- CnrrSoras, n
s,saihs the above keturning on Sunday.
Fsrs -. x.-...- q. making above landings.
spplyto VIM. h BYLKs, Agent,
goIo-a oih -sfrsFt Wharf
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$40 TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold paws
TWO hundred per cent a month. Send for par
tculars. Tumbridge & Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. ia:
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EsrAB LIS n 4 % IssI.
lllH N
STEAMER LINES

~ i CE.
wharf every McSBAY EyEHTHG
p 49,, elHek, ioc Lsonsrdiown, Piney e sgA.k
Baltimore. U NTcUTfsc.T-
gyl6-tool
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Gu n A X ID LIN z.

NOTICE.
a.. Mltn the view OF sfuinishiug the cheucas ~ rot
usloh, me steemers Of this Line take . speeif,ss
S,9IsS lvi All seasons Of the year.
W Nne nutNard passage from Queenstavu n w.,
lpIt 1i bostol, crossing Meridian Of 81 ~ a n,
~ hothihe 70 tie north Of -. -"
~ TIC noinewArd passage, crossing the Nartdga,
oiso o. 4 lat, OF nothing 90 the north OF a.
TIE BRITIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS
BBTWEEN NEW YORK AND LTTF Rpoor
CALLKNG ar CORK HARBOR
FROM NEW YORE ERoN 49, w., 80
-S-.tis u - 80 = \, tlA --.. snt., SEP .
sIccrts 60 aus ~ hnssta--... Wei, - 3
- e. lg = Javs.--.. a. Sep. y
b,'..' 49, % . aha -....N ei.. 2. 20
40 ,s- " ~ - y. Per I'D ....--Sst.. .. ~
UhDAG from New Herk - D0~
gers. bao'NA
RATRs OF PAsSAsE.-Csbin, $50, sIOc ana AIM
GOO, nccurCing 90 accommodation riCkefs - D.,
able terms. steefcFB $50 currency
cteei Ase ticke,s r. NJ Liverpool and Qusensfouu,
snq AZ fsTts OF Eur PC, A. lowest rates ThrouEh
eIte OF lacing giVeU Tor Belfast, GLASGOW, Hsvre.
nntserp, aud other porte on the Continent and Tor
MsoiteIra nean ports. For freight and cabin psss.
sgei arnly al the Oompauy's ofice, ~ RoS,lias
Sreeni Tor Storage passage, No. IN RroadrsT
Trinity Building, or 70 OTIS BICEIOW. Bspke-
900 Ltb street, opposite Patent OfHce
lanS-lY CHAs. @. ERANOKLYN Agent
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AUOTIONEERS.

D. y. ABsTIN. RoBrR, go
H. n: RYAH co.,
General Broker and Heal Esfat< lne<x.,..-- -.
7th street, federal Building, opposite ps,.s ss
Once Department. He2
Special improvement and General -
faxe speid PROMPTLY and Ct Low rsfss s&e
N psrsons v,ssias ~ aanI 0ffIoE-AI
M e ~ e ss zoe I'D s soossr i:Ss
ss6sn NJ - 1SnS.s re ~. sssses vhsrs thsir
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A LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON r. q

A LEAASDRlA q WASHINGTON T. Il
AIAkAANDRIA 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES R.
CoRNKR OF 3 AND SIXTH STRBErs.
LEGAL trains leave for Alexandria ss foIlOws:-o
10, IL O. M, 4, 3, 1857 , m; y
a. and D. m daily, all other rains daily sIcspt
Local Trains from Alexandra arrive a. foloy.,-
SS:Sss, 1872 sSiSSS, s;SS. Ic;Sss 1855 a ma
'3o' s:oS $50, s:SS, o:SS, 1888 3. N. The $50
other trains daily except Sunday.
Washington and Ohio b. T.
RICHMOND fact EXPRESS leaves daily. ex-
oePt sunday, ct p. m, arrive ST Richmond lO:4s
Pm.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmoud,
leaves ashtngton :j3 D. m daily except Sunday.
. Throueh tickets 70 all points South and Southwest
Tor sale at Onoes corner 18th street and Pennsylya
MIA avenue and corner 9Th street and Pennsylysuis
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bse
rage 20 be checked at all hotels and residences
through 20 destination.
r.. 8. YOUNG. Gent Passenger Agent. jyx-a
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
ROCKS FOR SUMMER READING,
JUST PUBLISHED AND FOB sALRAT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE,

Nj Mother and l. A Love Story. By the author
Of" John u alifax, Gentleman" Price soc.
Not WoOedn A'
Arctic Experiences; containing Capt Tyson's Drift
dition. fN
From the Clouds to the Mountains. b. jules Verne
Emile GabUrian. -
Wilkes, Sheridan and Fox, the Opposition under
George the Third.
Under the Trees. by Prime.
Physiology z r Practical Use.
Health and Education. b. 6ev. Ohas Kingsley
Pet; or, Paslimes and Penalties. By the Rev. H Z
Hsveis, III a.
Deep Waters. By Anna II Drury.
Tangled Skein and Slaves of the King.
Blank Books, Pass Books, Note, Letter and Car
Papers and Envelopes, wholesale and retail, at
sHILLINGT0NS BOOKSTORE,
Jy29-tr Corner 41z street and Pa avenue,
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10000 TICKETS-e,O 900 CASH GIFTS.
e23O,OOO TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
A NEW FEATURE, TO VITA Cir is Guayaa.
teed 10 one Of srery tan Consecutive Nxmbers.
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS

This Concert is strictly for MASONIC pu nc ses,
ano will be conducted with the same berali " hon.
esty, and fairness which characterized the rst en-.
terprise. JOHN l.. ROPER, Prtst.
Fer Tickets and Circulars giving full inform atiou
address, HEERY v. MOORE, Secretary,
Assats Wanted Errytrhere. je1s- An
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II iCHARD d. MOHUN Co.,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTAT1oNEEs.
1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS
The Evangelical Alliance Of 1878, vol, sc
John OF Barr eveld, by J. b Motley . yols, Sno 81
NJ Mother and L, by Author Of John Halifax, Il
mo-, 81 90.
At Z or Mercy, by james Payn, paper, SOC.
HerpeT's Travellers Guide TO Europe and the Ess,
for 1874, vol, 81; 3 vols. So, uly2o-tr
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baltimore &

baltimore & POTOMAC RAILROAD
y pIPoT CORNER 6TH AND BsTRRtrs NV.
"a BAL TIMoRE. ' RASHfS zero RON 4
STes e. % Dali, northern eK olSs m,sew York EI-
500 .; e.. IOcommoda .$s a H'i n. r.s. Lin.
press Tor New YORK, Don daily eT sunday.
Z. Gar trstn Far 1 sns Ensds sfl;mS sE:
iIIe9 =. n, Fast Line press daily, en-. sunday.
" est daily ex. Sunday 1903 .. 10 Limited Ex-
TOP, daily, eI Sunday daily, en-, Sunday.
s;S0 p m: for PittsouTg 1913 p. m, Aooommods-
Olneinssti, and south ton, except Sunday.
daily, s1cs P Bsi.&d RE- and Ss L: T lFsR
$40 p; for PhiladeI kGpre p daily southern
i lion Z 70 b. Baliim SorI daily
except Sunday
'i Ysll p Night mi s fstlg: ssT
dsy Wenssdss and FrSay sSd sac q M Dn d nG
Pope's Greek leaving Bowie At 10 a m ana $40
p. M, arriving ct Pope1s Greek ct las aad 1:2s
Trains leaving Washington at 5:35 q. m. and
$40 p m. connect at OdentOn with trains for Al
Trsirs arriving q. Washington at 1910 an.
and -:s3 ?. 10, connect st Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once
avenue northwest cor nsr 9Th street ana PeRnsyIya
nia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnsti, OOluIo.
bus, indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans, Chicago, 0Isha, San FrancisCO, and oil
- Z. l.. DUBkRBY, GeriersI eupr
n, 8. YOUNG, Gen1 Psss'r Agent. sp2s-f
tof PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1911
sGp IsII. YES !. ssSSTE. AND SOUTHWEST.
"a'GiD EtOn:. , i:ss a BALTIMORE 5;HssR
=. $50 nm - 7:5bp ma
I6k GhEhT DOUBLE rRhOk RGUTE,
81 elegant Scenery, Palace State-room Day anc
NkIt Ssisi WIZ monderp improvements.
I've hundred miles saved Is Western and Central
The 1888 Q. N. daily, except Sunday, Southwest,
We. ADJ Northwest; $50 ., N, daily, Cincinnati
MAKE CONNECTIONS
through from WASHIHGTON TO BUTrALO
UEiDAS0 ARD ST. LOUIS without change
Tickets oy this route be procured at the ofcee
corAer OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and
corner of 9th street and PennsyvaEia syenue under
hstloeal Hotel, where reliable Information will b.
Passengers procuring tickets st these ofsces car
secIre accommodations In Palace Cars for Chicago.
81. Louis and Buffalo.
Sd. b. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent.
.u Baltimore. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10

Buy YOUR GAS FIXTURES of Hamilton &
Pearson, Y. Nj. q. A. Building, corner 9th and
ID streets. They keep the largest stock and
finest assortment in the District, and at the
lowest prices. All fixtures put up by expert
enced hands in neat and workmanlike manner
One third saved in gas consumption by using
our improved burner. 7,25,eo6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-10

WEEKS DOISes In WALL STRRET.-Explains
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copy sent free. TUMBRIDGK & Co,
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-10-22
VIEWS ITEMS.

The amount Of domestic money orders
during the last fiscal year was S7l424,
sol, aud The amount of interHntiQna
money orders s., 2Gj,242.
according 10 The official reports there
has been marked decrease ia the mum
I Der of steamboat accidents daring the
past year az compared with previous
years, aud this favorable state of things
/, attributed to an improvement ia the
personnel Of engineers, improvement Of
machinery, aud the more rigid supervis.
ion Of the general government.
Complaint comes from leading mcr-
chants Of New York that smuggling Is
being extensively carried on and thar
thee are constantly being under,oid IN
,le o!,-n opku. They lay The trouble
10 the T.. prai ol the moir'y law, and pre-
diet heavy tiflng On n, the cnsom
revenues.
Yeas aga. according 10 history. We
gave England the ,ursey, and We kuow
not what game eJ.e ha. since crossed the
water from oar wood. aud plains. Bnl
( II /, the prairie hen that goe., next:
British sporfsmen, In despair. tt, the oh.
.tfnsrr disease which threatens the cx-
iurripp Of the uron.c. having already
Unmarried a csrao of rbe urairie fow
which has been distributed among
.pansmen and Landed propriel4rs for ac-
cllmatlzalloa on the English moors.
..,.;,a., ol...r,si tina third .n,,iyoy.,r,
.s,t.,. =, g., r.;.,a,. aaJ s.,,,a.y h,
d. - .I,,.f,,., ..r the .,,ra. ba,,ts
msflct. aud pubic schools. On satur-
dae, the 800 smeu who have baeu WORK.
u. from The tua cud. OF lhe new lake
aad shore aurpl. six mile, long, " mch
i.+o dulb.e tis capacity Of tie city water
uaras. u,,t aad .i,ook hands alcr their
tedloa. work DO Clue bowels of,he ea.th
fBe .a.t brick WIS laid SATURDAY night
lhtl.ragre.s made I'm tbe city, the past
wear. +. r.pre.sutsd by 1850 new bnild.
lng.. valued At sl2.594 ,4o1. ran average
rs.ao Of s9iso.