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RnPGLIPa EnILRu

At about q. ~, on Sunday, while Mr.. James
Plant, Waterman at the War Department build.
ings, vas on his post on Seventeenth street. be-
tween Psnnsylvania axenas and Il street, he OBJ
served two colored men enter private alley lead.
ing 70 the rear Of the building occupied By Mrs.
Davis. His suspicious being aroused, he immedi-
sicily sent report Of the Occurrences 20 the guard
room, which brought Acting Corporal McAnally
on the scene, who promptly entered the alley, and
while examining the premises found basket Of
provisions secreted under the kitchen porch By
this tina two police of1cer1, who were on duty IN
the vicinity, were informed By the Watchman u
what was trsngpiring. and Ohacer Baily entering
the alleyl stumbled down some steps near where
McAnaliy found the provision basket, and accL
dentally came In contact with the objects OF bis
search secreted under the porch. He instantly
secured one Of them, and handing bis revolver TO
McAnally, with directions TO Il II the prisoner
attempted 70 escape, he dxed the nippefE on his
man. The other officer coming n secured the
prisoner accomplice, snd both we're taken 70 the
etatio1-h01ge, whence they viii be brought 70 the
Police Court to-day. On being searched q shoe
makeris knife and bunch Of keys were s0und IN
their possession. One Of them when detected was
bAre-footeo, having his shoes N ais hand. Il Was
most fortunate that the Williams we're 1etected By
the Watchman. as there we're none but females n
the house they attempted 70 rob, Mrs Davis, son
being absent ffon1 the city, circumstance which
was probably known 10 the depredAtors.
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was held, number Of participants being from
Washington, under the direction OF +. A. Wilson.
The concert Was given for the benefit Of the Pres
byteriRn church ct RockTfllel Those prominent
as singers were g. @. Browning, Pred. q. Calvert
Jas. II. Cartrell @. ShGrkey, ]. Bryant, 3. II.
and Messrs. ]. ]. Blackf0Td, Samuel Dyer, q.
BerleW, Mrs. w. II. Pope, Mrs. .. 9. Calvert
Miss ShaYkey. Mrs. Winter, Mrs. Mygatt, MrE.
BodnEh, And Miss Messer.
Ga thearriYal Of the singers IN Rockville they
were met at the depot By q committee and
escorted 10 the large boarding tent In Rockville
when they were invited to partake Of Q bountifui
success OF the church Amer the inner man was
satisfied they proceeded to the church where 8
large crowd was assembled 70 witness the per-
formance. The programme, which was varied,
was well carried out and the singers were the
recipients Of the highest praises and thanks for
their Efforts.
DIeIINGUIBHED VISITORS PnE9EHT.
On Friday the number Of distinguished per-
sonages present Woe much larger than on the
days previous, and among the number many
Washingtonians. The most notioeaDle were.
Hon. William Walsh, Of Allegheny county,
I'D, the eandidate for Congress nom the
Montgomery Blair, his opponent IN the eontegt
for the nomination; Thomas MeKaig, OF Wash
fnQtop county, Nd; Dr.. Johnston and Dr.. Duvall
OF Allcahany county, nd. The announcement
that Mr.. walsh was on the grounds drew large
crowd totthe vicinity Of the presidents TENT and
whenever ne was seen on the grounds he was re-
ceived with the greatest oordiality Mr Hlair
quainted with al, and very frequently he could
Dc seen introducing Mr.. Walsh to the residents
OF the county. This action Of Mr. Blair was we'll
received, and was the subject Of much talk.
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NURsIEG BABIES.
REGARDED as Az ART AND AS a PAS.

pro.pOrr no ~ ~ ~, ~ ao paS
n61AADGO - AN an AMI 40 a 40
TIME.
II Is perhaps q mistake to call this popular
amusement. as n q really loved ana coursed By
put comparatively Small seesioh % the eommu-
nifty. This section for the most part consists Of
~ - ~ ~,
Ao'uaseu y 1eeeeolo uo.oi 'n-s a. sls
trouble ana Vexation oecasioneo oy me 'eneruos'
ne individuala are loud An THAR praises Of the
,,-.,,- ,,dsv ,o,ioa .Dd ,,.l~e !. s-raat ,rstan.a
- - =. -, - -. 80.
generosity BY allowing friends to dance their IN
farts IN THAR arms Almost a. mueh "A ever thev
Dlease1 Tbosa Who avnii themselyes Of the pa
cious permission 70 oct N THIS manner invariably
pretend that they like doing 50 immensely, and
their attempts ct deception might be successful
a b'-o ~, -, - y ,., -
ne. II may oe needles % remArk tnat thelr eyl-
dent oiec0mnture u largely enjoyed ~ the
causes Lhers ,e, -, =. ....,-.. >. - -, a..
People Wi NOS oe tequlred 20 pe told lnht
baoles are ~ n9 mean thtotestln8 ollects. Iney
are nealiy 81 snAes W. OILY RsteSpsioie POM
Of differences between them peing that some are
uGlier ana more ul-oenaNeo tnAn are otnsrn.
Isey are nearly Al lss nks piglingsi Iney nevs -
al got Eye when neNo ~ " PleA.-,ne AnAoA y
persstentty staring one OUT 81 countenaneei ana
upon tns ieees q ne Vs. sc LUCK ntsle
lamps "a Rutsty.lss s1ppssslsss Mnsea -, ~
eolfsesl. $500 ~ as.S ~ " nc Hssi
arr ksnetfelly y ~ e,spl4fine sn.taoss,.
y has oeen remarked that the piainest ane
mos. i-osnsfeq 1-nss ass me mosS gelSsse =.
tnen Psrensss, uEtne. 49, 80 tlss tney ~ ~
tne one na.eL =. ~ IDLY W. ~, W
people N sel.te - - 49, W 49,
y g0S.e 1881 s'9sis4 ~ - sss,t dsi, th
Rerentss ~ - c,,Sas =, ,I ~ ~ ~
tney sna.t ~. 1919 $3.50 ~, s.t ,i,ttss
tsssoa.sito ~ $40 ~ bs-to--s- s,d bs,,rS
.ssts ~ sScnt fhs eourse ir,dieatsd hsv 70
is -k 4, 7. - :, 800, ~ ~
~ ~, - iecfi,c X e-nerieses nav veil
e-,ose = ~ --.st,-c isS-,3,-,e f-c-, 49,
~ = - ~ 4, = - - ,thf,,
y s-e. 49, ssf 49, 4, a S,,,s. ~ ssr,ee ~
shSa ther bsh;es Al you. Fhsy are In ne habit
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4 GRAND EzzLE.

PRIZE FIGHT WHICH DID NOT
COME OFF.
Saturday night report became circulated that
prize fight would take place Sunday morning
between man named Shreeves and another man
named Constantine. As . matter Of course, In
quiries were made regarding the affair, and It
was ascertained that the fight would take place
ct an early hour In the morning, on the Virginia
sic Of the Aqueduct bridge. In the morning
vehicles Of all Kinds could be seen vending their
way 70 the fighting ground, but when the hour
set apart for the fray had arrived 1t was declared
on, owing TO one Of the parties refusing to hght
IN consequence Of his having his Sunday clothes
on. This was q sad disappointment 70 the crowd
and they were obliged to return without having
their desire gratihed.
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TIE SEA WALL CASE.

The case Of Whalsy and Bernard against the
District Of Columbia, reported in the Equity
Court to-day. is an application 70 restrain the
District Ccmmissioner1 from taking the contract
Of the plaintiffs for making sea-Wall e James
Creek. The commissioners some time since de-
cided to annui the contract By reasons OF neglect
70 comply with the terms Of the contraet, which
contained stipulations for nrstc.asl Nolk A
temporary Injunction was granted, 80 reported 3
few days ago, and on Saturday the case came up
for hearing, Mr.. W. A. Cook appearing ior the
contractors, and Mesers Blruey and stanton lor
the District. A number Of anidaFits showing the
nieriority Of the work were GuDmittedi ana tle
case argued on all answers and exhibits. MT.
Justice Humphreys reserved his answer until 70
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NTH WPALTH or THF ASTORS. p

It is q fiction pleasing to most people to ex-
aggerate the wealth OF men known to be rich.
The taxes Of the Astors, paid in New York FRI
day, amounted to 2s9,057.ss. This is believed to
represent an assessed valuation Of about sl2,-
100000, and the assessed value is usually about
two thirds OF the real value. Upon this basis We
ind the Astors paying taxes on about SIS 900 900.
But for some inscrutable reason the assessment
upon the Astors' real estate is said 10 be only
one third its value, and have the real estate
alone worth about t3o,Ooo, 900. This, however,
does not touch the bottom Of the matter for there
IL said to be IS much more, the taxes upon which
are paid by lessees. ThusHe have the snug little
gunl0f $4,000 900 for real estate alone, and how
much deeper the plummet would sink 10 the great
sea Of wealth. after striking the personal prop
erty. may be only left 70 conieetlre.-Brooklgn
Union.
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LIST o. 80:
xUMBER Of TICKErs. IOO,0Oo
PRICE OF TICKETS.

The Montpelier Female Humane Associates,
chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia and the
Circuit Court OF Orange county, proposes. By q
series Of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish and en-
dow - Home for the Old, Infrm and Destitute
Ladies Of Virginia, - at Montpener the former res
idence Of President james Madison.
GovERNoR's OFFrcE
RcHMOND, July 3, 1874. !
II Affords ne pleasure 70 say that am well ac-
quainted with large ma GRITTY Of the ocers OF the
Montpelier Female Humane Association, who re-
side N the vicinity vf my home, and attest their
intelligence and their worth and high reputation
gentlemen, IS well Is the public confidence, infu-
enee and SUBSTANTIAL means literally represented
amOng them. JANIS L. KEsPER,
Governor Of Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA,. VA, July g 1874.
Ny personal acquaintance with Z mai fity OF tha
gentlemen controlling the Montpelier Humane As
ISOLATION, and the reputation Of all OF them enables
me to commend them as fully entitled to the conf.
cence Of the public. No act or representation in
consistent With honor ndtntegritY need be appre-
hendee IN the conduct or representatie o. these
: Q. 5. Judge Eastern District Of virginia.
Further references By permissiOni His Excenen-
ey Gilbert o. waller, ex-GoVernor or Vs.s Hen.
Re6t z Withers, Lieut.. Governor OF Va, and o.
senator elect senators and Members OF Congress
POr nan particulars, testimonials. &C.. send for
circular.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
Remittanees for tickets may be made By express
prepaid, post once money order on Washington
D. c., or By registered letter, addressed 70
Hon, JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres't n. y. h. A., Alexandra Va.
Rs IN M %a2s apy % s4aA a. 81
store, and At 2l6 Sixth street northwest. au1-ly
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TOLL TIE BELLS.

Edfl0TQf the Ndtloa1I RsDu6Ilc11s
Sm: WIN you favor young American by invit-
ingthe captains Of our river steamers torevYe the
beautiful custom o. toIllng the bell Is the pass
Mt Vermont am sure that they viii not only
comply with the requess, but viii thank you Cor
the suggestion. By that means va viii show the
world that Geo Washington Is still remembered
here, and Il may be the means Of nddinR f0W
more hlnckl IL rnarhln 70 the innnunln IIt.- Al II.
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DRAWING CFRTAN AT THAI DATE.

Grand total, - 90 gina an eash..........s sa0o
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, ESQ; halves SIS; tenth, or each
coupon, IS; II whole tickets for 500; ~ tickets
= orTickets sndinformatiOn,
Address, mo ppA,rvrTrr
Agent and Manager, Public Library Bliidlng,
Louisville, KY. augl+F&Tu-im
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~ THEATRE COMIQUE.
TtKF chRF OF YoUR TILUABLEs

Can and examine tia IRE and ourglar-prool
vaults Of the 6afn Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping II securities Jewels, gilver-Waro, OF other
Yrl1ables. Rents, from ten 70 sixty collars per
annum, according 70 Size. no bushels man can
Tass Z. ~ rs al cAsssao sns Boston arss
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NEW ADVERT1sBKENrs

A desirable house cor rent.
See notice to the dove thief
Lodging a. No. $50 Pennsylvania aTenue south
east
Thos. Z wnggsnan has desirable propssty for
sale.
Dunssnson Bsos win ssli en- Tuesday lot o.
furniture
Duneanson Bros. VIII sell: on Tuesday sIz sets
OF harness.
Amestlng Of the Medical Association VIII Be
held Wednesday evening.
The MnrYiand Instltztion FOR the Blind, BaltL-
more, viii reopen September Is.
The sale, b. Latimcr = cieary, Of valuable real
estate viii take place Thursday. 8cplcuD1I IT.
a bank must be 6 poor place 10 iupatt eecret-
a. there d cash car aud1 tchef t1fre cen
stnnIIF.
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Allpersons interested in the Tournaments for st.
Joseph's Orphan Asylum VIII meet Ct Carroll
ball On Monday evening. September Il 81 80
ont said ENTERPRISE
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The Meszrs. Douglas, Of the Neg EaffoAal Era,
Saturday afternoon obtained preliminary in
junction to restrain Marshal sharpe nom SELLING
suits. The ease viii b further argued.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

GOVERNMENT SALES.
TSNERSSf EST ! Sf.S OF my 0k6Ta-
VI ING AND EQuIrAGE AND MATERIALS
AND QUARTERMAsTEB'S STORES.
DEPOT QUARTER11As1ER's OFEIcE.
FH1LADELPHIA, August Il lsI4.
Wllpe sold a. public auction. at the Philadel-
phia Depot OF the ouartermasfer's Departments,
(schuyl XII Arsenal, con mancing on VlEDNES-
DA1, septsmoer l6 1874 a 10 O'Clock =. N, undo,
The direcron o. Captain John =. Rodgers, ~. 8. X.
U. :. A. quantity Of Condemned Army Clothing
and Equip1ge. Materials and Ouartermastari1
stores, consisting In part on
SEQ Pairs Iro1serS.
1900 Great Coat.
1850 flannel Shirts.
eeo0 Pairs o. Drawers.
81, 900 Rubber Blankets.
~ Rubber POucheE.
44,oo0 knarsack hooks. Studs, 9c.
1900 Gross 6uGpender Buttons.
Zoo yards Blue Wool Flannel
100 yards Z Gray Iwilled FLANNEL,
And various other articles, including large lot o.
Wollen, Cotton and Rope Cuttings. The terms o.
sale VIII Be stated IN the catalogues which can Pc
obtained At this oflce. az the sehuylkill Arsenal
Sons Nos. - snd1n south Fourth street. fniiar
~' L. G. EAsToN,
Assistant Quartermaster General, o. s. A., Depot
Quarternasfer. aul5-6t
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EVFEINC INgTRUCTToN.

The effort being put forth BY the COMMITTEES on
instruction Of the Young Mems Christian Assc-
citation to provide for young men the opportunity
Of getting instruction from the vcFy best Of educa-
tors Il very low rates meets with general appro-
val. and Ii appreciated By the young men OF the
city. The means Of improving the evening hours
b. study and recitation1 has made an opening for
some which has been the channel 20 great u8eiul-
ness The plan Of these classes i 20 nave Two -
citations week IL the various erancnea OF one
hour each. Latin and Greek, beginning $40 a.
vanced, are 70 be- taught b. Prot. Bssoomt kngllah
grammar and physical geogIaply, ~ frolal1of
Chic<ering vocal music, By Q. BurleWi ph9no.
hietorY, by Prof, Wescoti II viii be seen that
such corps Of instructors VIII make classes that
must be valuable. The commlftee are uiaap-
POINTED IN being compelled % postpone f1f one
week the opening Of the cla1ees IN the classics ana
mathematics and English grammar, IN conse-
oueuco Of the absence from thc city Of three oItn
professors. These VIII commences on tho zst.
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YETERANs az NEXTOO.
EXCURSION no EARsHALL HALL

EXCURSION TO MARSHALL HALL.
The excursion Of the Mexican War Veterans
TO Marshall Hall to-day promises 70 be an ENJOY
able affair. The steamer viii leave her wharf at
the foot Of Seventh street ct Q 3. N. and lp. m
After the arrival ct Marshall Halo the Ao'clock
boat General Albert Pike viii make an Grafton
COMMUNICATING the great events identified with
night cars VIII be ready 10 convey the excurslon-
lists 70 their homes. II Is rumored that poem,
written BY Mrs. General Henningse1 and dedi-
Gated 10 the Veterans Of the Mexican War, viii
be read after tile Grafton By ygung lady Of this
Tt6e following letter was addrssssdtO LsPred
dent:
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 9, 1874.
TO the President OF the Unfted 6tdtes:
DEAR SIR: There is to be an excursion BY the
veterans Of the Mexican war from this city 70
Marshall Hall, (ehangod from Glymont,) on
Monday next, September Il, IN honor Of the 9th
anniversary Of the surrender Of tho Oily Of
Mexico 70 the American army IN 1Sf.
/ have been instructed, BY vote Of the men-
bers, 70 request you 70 give such orders as VIII
tive Departments II the city who may desire 70
join with NJ IN celebrating the day leave Of ab-
sence for Monday next, as Il Is an anniversary Of
which every American familiar with the history
Of his country may justly feel proud, and Il s pro-
posed hereafter % Be especially honored by those
Please accept the inclosed complimentary ticket
for the excursion, and allow me 70 assure you.
Mr.. President, that the association viii be glad
q haFe the honor Of your company on the coca
sion referred 20.
J. ". DENVER, President.
In response the President has requested the
heads Of the several Departments to give leave
OF absence for the day TO all who may desire to
participate IN the excursion.
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This court vas engaged as follows Saturday;
wholly Brainard "a District Of Columbia.
case araued rnd submitted. and decision r.
served unlil 1Ionday next.
Don1lat e, 81. w sharpe e 81. Order 70 i.iu-
ftt.rainI1r order ADJOURNED
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CITY TTENs.
TAKE COURAGE, IEVALIDs

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER y the cheapest, but
not the lowest priced, Baking Powder. Eleg8nt
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AMusBMENTa


FORD'S OPERA HOUsE-LEO AND LOTUS.
Ehe nrst representation Of the pirates bur
lesqne, LEO and Lotus, - IN Washington VIII be
given this evening ct Ford's Opera House. The
DurIesque introduces new snd tasteful scenery,
new songs and dances. The principal roles VIII
Be sustained By Miss Weathersby and Miss Chap
man while stanley. Denham and Weber will Sc
prominent n the cast. The costumes Of the ladies
viii be very rich, the music lively, and the whole
entertainment characterized By novelty, mirth,
THE THEATRE COMIQUE.
The patrons Of the excellent Thestre Comique
VIII greet tonight for the FIRST time the Callfor.
mia artists, Miss Carrie Armstrong and Mr.. Jas.
H Larkin. Their speoialties are said 70 Be Of
Superior merit. The great banjo player and
rmusical moke, " Mr.. Frank Jones, il also added
to the Hist OF attractions. Edwin French and y.
D. Harris remain. Altogether the bill e 3 strong
one,
THE ROMAN HIPPODR0ME.
Barnam's great Roman hlpp0dromo opens n
Baltimore to-day. Exhibitions afternoon and
evening. Excursion trains viii be run during the
week
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BUY YOUR slate and marble mantles Of Hamil-
ton & Pearson, Y. u. Q. A, building, corner Ninth
and ID streets. They keep the largest stock and
variety IN the District. Also, laerobo stoves,
CRATES, ranges, &C., and at prices that defy con-
petition, considering quality. Call at show rooms
eQualed.
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ELEGAET, sweet, hight and wholesome Bread,
Rolls. Biscuits, Corn Bread, Muf1ns, BuckWneat
and other Griddle Cakes, and Pastry and Cakes
Of every variety prepared with Dooley's Yeast
Powder. az
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On the conclusion Of making the awards the
president Of the society, Elisha J. Hall esq 10 4
lev remarks returned thanks for the PATRONAGE
given the society IN their efforts TO promote the
interests Of Agriculture and said the tWenty-drgt
annual exhibition Of the Montgomery COUNTY
Agricultural Society Was At en- iend, and Q year
hence he hoped 70 meet again those who hsd been
present during the days set for the tWenty-frst
exhibition. The band then played "a Maryland,
my Maryland and the people who hsd assem-
Died IN frent Of the stand 20 hear the awards,
some IN carriages, some on horseback, with
large crowd on foot began 70 Wend their
way % the gates, leaving the grounds with
crowd vas leaving. those who bad booths on the
grounds we're employed IN removing the same,
and ere the mass Of people and vehicles hsd got
ten ont, long streams Of wagons, bearing what
remaI1ed Of the side shows. confectionery stands,
&c., followed IN line; and IN less than one hour
amer the awarding Of premiums WIS begun, the
grounds were IS clear Of everything. other than
TIE property Of the society. 81 they we're week
areviouE % the beginning Of the fair
At the railroad station where large number
OF people were assembled awaiting the arsiYal
q TIE train 70 convey Them 70 Washington, the
sucoees and disadvantages Of the fair we're
tnofcee hly discussed, and while some were not
l1llsy expressed themselves % the elect that Il
naq been re most successful ever held 81 the
eocletls ne cnly strong ooieation held b. this
cia.- tee Increase Of the prices OF admission
IRON -Fenty-hTe 70 nifty cents and the very poor
1rfans ellenta Tor providing meals, the lattor
nfco.lll1llng song walk int Rockville where
sse7s PROVISION YES made for the Tlsltofs com
lropflelfes- citing tables such Is would please
Al OLD roLEs crvrrrr
3npssea3 = znt aq auaisur Cd Folks Coneert
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.ROF. VALEHTTNE

Reopens his Fashionable Dancing Academy, Ma
sonic Temple. TUESDAY, September ., for
ladies. from 5sS9to p N gent leme7, e sssq 2.
D. m Ihave procured tEo Proficient leachell %
assist in the instrucfion. For further information
inquire corner Seventh and 3. sepi2-lW
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sTPTFNBER fs-ETery Night and Two na.sn..r
Firsf sppsarance in Mlasalngton q ne renoaned
STRON6 and M SAHES II. ,LARKIN. PI--f
appesrance % the celebrated Banioist Musical
M6fe and Ffnlopaau Comedlan, Mr.. FRAWK
Jones. Billy Carol EdWin French, Pred. D-
Harris and Old fsVorites retained. Friday evening,
SepfemDer IL. Comrliment1rT Benefit 20 Prof. d.
E-FAYLOR, teacher o. the manly art Of self-de-
fence. sepl4-otd
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- ~ BAAFAAI LANa-4eaea
In response the President has requested the
heads Of the several Departments to give leave
Of abEence for the day 70 AL who may desire to
participate IL the excursion.
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IA 80 sna D1AHAA. and . full and edecltI1
Coneoy CompanT n new and brillfant
The New York herald., 1874-10-20
City lara sold to the extent OF $50

Of Decembe City SOLD to the extent OF $50
terces at l3Ac. Der-lh - =
r., market TOR raw continued rm
hssrS Of sses q 19 hhds o Cuba kascovsdo ct sc
lb Refined was not materially CHANGED in value and
standard As and ,le HE for harda We quote
ssir to sresrv gSSs lsr ,.sg ss e d. good
sfc sc cenrifuss hhds ana bosss Noe % GnS'Gs
SIC. ss,sc mossses hhds and boxes 4sc. Sc: ':
e .Ns s,.e'm m% o. % n io.s S . ss s1e Sis
Ike. white io.4c iiHc Porto Ricc-kennns, com
SIC. Brazi-butch Standard Nca . % ii. g. Sc
Java-Dulch standard Nos 10 tol2 stc. 9{c. Msniis
Superior and extra superior. 7Ac. q B%c
RicE-Ihe demand was iair in Distributing way and
the market hrm sales 40 terces of Carolina al 7c
7xc per ib and rs bags Of Rangoon at &C. G<c, per
ID. Patna quoted at 7c A74c.
srEAaINK-The market was inactive but values were
not materially changed; quoted at AAc for Western,
and l5c q l5kc. for city.
IALLowIwas M auie out arm at Sc for prime city.
WHIskvy.-Receipts, sos bbls The demand mod
and prices steady at the decline noticed Saturday
III les n