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quaint, partial, and opinionated. Perhaps We
see these Presidents better under the strong
light Of intense neighborly prejudice, and the
STUDY OF human nature is benefited by the
frank, dogmatic manhood whi.h was uu-
consciously sa-irizipg the high society
whose claims it asserted when putting
gown these ana. Such IL was and is.
Mr.. Tayloe lived in the vestibule merely of the
more,consummate American character and more
perfect social life which is to be, when the vanity
OF caste and the average misery against which IL
ls renewed are of both eliminated BY the institu-
uons and the modes of thought which have
maze such men as John Tayloe, of Mount
AIRY, already impossible, and made this book
repys, or John Fox. G. A. 7.
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AL E x A NDRIA.

EAST ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. - Material
trains on the East Alexandria railroad are now
running from Bladensburg TO the house of Mrs.
Grimes, but short distance from Marbury's
Point, opposite this city, the western terminus
of the road, to which latter point ft il expected
they will run by tomorrow night, provided the
weather continues favorable. The connecting
point on this side Of the river, the foot OF
Wilkes street, is being made available for use as
rapidly as possible.
REV. JOSEPH PACKARD has been appointed
postmaster ut the Theological seminary, Fair
fax county, Va, vice Rev. VIM. Sparrow de-
ceased. The salary of the postmaster at this
Office is $50 per annum.-Gdsette, last ere,in0
DEATH OF AN AGED CoLoReD MAN,-An old
colered man named James Mitchell, died AT his
home, near Mt. Vernon, this a. m, at O'Clock.
In the S6th year of his age. He was formerly
the slave Of Judge Bushrod Washington and AZ
Ter the war, being very old and infirm, he has
eked out a scanty subsistence by selling flowers
to the visitors TO Mt. Vernon. He married his
second wife ON the Gath of August, 1874, the
same day the capitol OF the United States was
burned by the British. From the time of her
d ath, about two years ago, the old man has
lived In single blessedness. Sentinel, last ere-
ming.
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THE WEATHER

nlB DEPAkTMENT, Dgtrs u Gttf StFHai nNosr.
MssHlNGToN, ID. January -, lsla. 10 - q m (
Ibe Barometer has risen rapidly la the northwest
end upper lake region, and thence s0uthVArl L. tho
Gull coast IL has also risen a. the rfstricts on the
htantlc coast. The temperature has fallen In Al
tue aud Nery cold aud clear weather 10 r.
ported from the northwest. clear IT partly cisndv
weather, and light q gentle westerly aud northerly
Ninos, prevail m the Ohio valley. thu souther6.
nldoie Atlanttc and New England states CiBuig
weather and light snow, with sOuthW ssterly winds
are reported frUm lie lower lake region.
fhobABILITIEs. For Tho New England aud mid
uit Atantc stat - generally clear weather, vita
southwestern TO norihWesterly winds, will prevail
during the cay, followed b. lower tsmp.rature ana
partly cloudy weather during SUNDAY. FOR the
sout bern states colder and generally clear weather
with nortbeasteTly g. northwessriy winds and con-
tlnued high barometer. f.rthe Ohio valley, light
10 tfeen sUui hWesferly and ngrihWesterly winds
with decidedly cold and generally clear weather
Tor ths lake region, partly clouiy weather, with
aFeAs - light snow during the dav, followed a.
cold, Clearing weather and rising baram,.sr 20
the northwest Continued clear aud very cold wea-
ther, Win northS westerly aud southvest~rly winds
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Qrotrtions farsisls8 ~ Mdslefoa q Co. baakers.
The following were the prices hid snd asked az
the meeting OF the Washington Stack Exchange
to-dsy:-C. =. gold. n bid. 4. :. bonds
iSt5, j. n ,, li5a bid. Bank Stocks-Na-
tonal Bank 81 Republic. i25 hii, Second
National Bank, 10. : asked, 50 shares sold. CITY
Passenger RSlroaes-Columbis stock, iSs bid,
% asked Metropolitan bonds, IS bd. Sandry
List-Nstional Theator bonds, y. a. T., per
cent, 20 asked, Masonic Temple bonds, p. Il
\, per cent, gold, = bid Washington city
gas stock. o. bid, Great Fails Ice Co. stock, 20
asked. MariposA Land and Mining Co., 3, com
mon: bid do. preferred. Is had. Chesapeake
ohio Canal preferred. i0a bid; Arlington
te Insurance Co. stock. i0i asked. New York
Al Ssndrta, Washington 4 Georgetown \. 90.
secs, 10 h'd, J 70 asked. District Securities
ANF.iet OF columbia Permanent Iinprove-
ments :, y n J., ISL. a. bid. - asked: wash
M year certificates. 3-ia VI. q y Is. =
- hld, 10 year bonds, Is. y. 4 J.. iS.S. = bld
- Skeoi n nd loan deg 6'sg.M Is Y. 1902.
. hld. Cefuhcstcs or stock. ItSg3 = - i A n
y - NJ pleasure, - asked. Board OF Public
NorkS-tertincstes. general irnprovem men, -
=. x y. ia, - bid, ~ ASked. 90 is-F Fl ma
asked; DO. 1850, = bid. sGs asked. a.. 49,
2 bid, ? asked; do. ISIS 4 hid. - 49,
90. series ,9S hids ,5E asked. Certlhcstes
sewer. Sc, isss, !. & y. '5et hi. "a assei' a.
ls'5, e. bid, % asked, do. iSss. 81 bid 10 a.kss
do. series, - bid.
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The MarEets

.bALriMoRE. Jan. - Virginia SKIES oonsoli
ussaeo, .. West NirginiAs. N. Sarh paroitn /.
49,, old, %' do new, II; a.. special tan, 5 ia
Baltimore Jan - Cotton dull ana be.,r,.,.
30 flonr cull aud steady: prices uuchang.f
Nneat Neah, except best grad s-white, choca. lbs.
iAlr 20 prime do, ltal~5. choice Au.ls.r lastfi
100 - prime red, l>i.al, 10. common 70 lair d. ,
ietgla' fennsy wanna, l7OGlSl. Csrn dun ani
heaNy-white southern, 7Sds2. yellow southern, N
mixed western, Ses4 Rive weak and dulI-sSitE-
"rns t'doc; western. 81 ass. Hay unchanged PR.
VISIONS hrm and IN improved demand none Offering
Mes pork-l6.So0E. Butk mcsts-sh1ulders a.
"a ,l'M rih sides, t4tdsts. BAcon-shouldars
- as clear RIB sides, %. Lard, Suear-curef
asn's, EGs Con.e unchanged. WHISKY, shade
nrmer-lUldh2 Western butter, moderate d.
msnd; steady. SuEsr quiet-lO
NEW foEK, Jan. p -Stocks active ana HIGHER
Money 4. Gold, liss. Exchange, long, sslss -bort.
4S6 Governments strong
NKw loRK, Jan. a.-flouF quiet. Wheat hrmer
Corn dull.
LONDON, Jan. 81, y 30 = m.-Tbe address Of
hlAdstone ANNOUNCING the dissolution uf Parlia-
ment hattens Engii-h secu-i'ies Cousols Tor maneT
y, s'esa' Ter account, s2Gs2. 1910 ., lU5s Erie,
LONDON, Jan. ALP m.-Erie, tgA au1,.
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THE COURTS,


To-day, Robert johnson, profanity; -. John
Mhiteside, do; forfeited - collateral. John
r. Brown, do; 50. James FORSYTH, do: IS
Sidney Jones, playing ''shindy" or .stag {"
lpropelling ball by striking it with a stick;)
-.
LICENSE CASE.
Charles Parker was charged with unlawfuIIy
carrying on the business of pedder. The evil
dence was TO the effect that defendant was
going from house to house showing a hutiBg
IRON, ana having circular stating where il
could be purchased and on what terms The
defendant submitted that the article was a
patented one, and under decisions OF the Su-
preme Court of the United States he had the
right to sell. Judgment was suspended. The
charge against Reuben Thorp of engaging in
business as commercial agent was dismissed
Charles Stelysrd and Charles Dickson, larceny;
reform school, Abraham Wheeler. assault aud
battery by striking q boy with stOue; reform
school. Julia Hall, assault and battery on
Mary Smith, pleaded guilty and was fined -
and costs. Celia Solomons, assault and battery
on Eleanora Hines, little girl; s5 George
Gerhold, assault and battery on Mary Vernon;
$40 and costs. Maria CANT. assault and bat
terry on Anna Wells; 50 and costs.
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Aggregate amount collected. O.. sasS ..s.s Is
discount OF AZ per cent is allowed this
ONLY on All general taxes due for 1872 {.
Tax PAYERS should bear this IN mind. ana sef,is
thelr bills before the month expires.
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LOCAL. NEWS,


National Thedter.-The great Shakspearisn
spectacle, "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
Ford's Opera Hous..-E. A. Sothern as ..Iyord
DuDdresry."
Lhsdter Comique.-The sensation drama.
MARKED for Life" and other attractions
Ministries. s"
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CITY ITEMS.
FINE JET JRwKLRN,
Fine Plated ,Iewelrv.
Fine Gilt .Iewelrv.

Alaska Diamond Jewelry.
received at Prigg's Dollar JewelTy Store, No
45I Penn. avenue, near = ST.
NEW CHEAP ROUTE TO TExAs.-The ssIrou
Msuntain Route" is now finished from st.
Louis, through Missouri and Arkansas, TO Tex
afkana, IN Texas, where II connects with the
Texas and Pacific and International railroads
Tor all points in Texas. This line b TAO miles
shorter than any from st. Louis, and has re-
duced the passenger rates very materially. The
time through Is much quicker, and altogether
II lie the best route TO Arkansas and Texas. 22.J
lime TRIES ALL THINGS" and has proved
that Or. HiStdT'S Bdlsdm 4 WiId CherrV IL the
remedy par excellence for the cure OF coughs
colds, Group, whooping cough, bronchitis
asthma, phthysic, sore throat, and influenza
IL cures coughs and colds inStdHtsr. IL soothes
the irritated parts; IL heals the inflammation
and even consumption itself yields 10 its magic
influence. 9
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The DEATH OF THE SIAMEsE TwINs-JVhot
Or. Hothngsacorth Says About H.-,ames Hol-
hngsworth, of Mount Airy, at one time family
physician to the Siamese twins, has arrived in
Phiiadelphia. His object in coming is to con-
suit with Dr. VIM. III. Pancoast, demonstrator
OF anatomy at Jefferson Medical College. Iela-
tive TO a post n0rtem examination of the bodies
OF the twins: DR.. Hollinsworth over two wears
ago attended the twins, but since that time has
given them no medical advice. Thew lived i'm
an out OF the way place. and he was not present
when either died. His brother, also a physician
was there after Eng died. Chang for some finn
had been suffering from some pulmonsry dis
ease, and the Thursday before he died he rode
some distance in the cold, and suffered GREATLY
That night they got up and sat by the Are
Ihey complained OF a pain in the breast
About daylight Eng was heard calling. and
when the family entered the room Chan1 was
dead. Eng said he felt very bad, and was suf-
fertng in his extremties. He asked to be ruhhad
as he was covered with cold perspiration. He
only lived two hours after being discovered
DIR. Hollingsworth saw the family soon after The
death of the twins. He says the wives are mot
willing for post norton examination. He then
went first to consult tho children in varions
portions Of the State. The bodies are buried
beneath their house, but are in q state of pres
ervauon. They are being guarded by the Fam
lily, and cannot be removed without their com
sent and knowledge. No funeral services were
held over the bodies, as they have not been
permanently buried. DIR. HollinpsWorth IL of
opinion that the family may be Induced to aljow
an autopsy In the interest Of science.
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B. II. WARNER, who has for many years been
engaged in real estate business on 7th street,
between and Fl, 10 fitting up new Offices in
the Federal Buildings, corner Of 7th and r
streets, to which he wiz remove on the 10th Of
February proximo. 4
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BKHKApED BIZ THE HANGMAN's RoPR-
Marshall Norton was hanged ut Mantezena,
California, yesterday, for the murder of valen-
tine Eischler, near Antioch Center, Costa
county, Cal On the scaffoid he said the mur-
dered mans wife instigated the murder. Whep
the drop fell his head was entirely severed from
his body, which fell lifelese to the ground
London. "
@The British settlers of Virginia are nre-
pairing to celebrate the birthday OF Queen Vie
toris, May Is, in Richmond, with abspouet NJ
presides ="
The Rev. r. II. williamson. rector nj 81
stephens Episcopal church ct Wilkeebarre'
Penn, has resigned his charge and annou ned
me- allegiance to the Reformed Episcopal
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Six Months Receipts OF the District
0s0vRFm

TIE foloving is statement of the receipts
10 the office OF the Collector of Taxes for the
from July lst TO Dec. 81. ISIS, Inclusive:
Geasrd' Tares for 1851
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THE CoRCoRAN ZoUAvRs.-Last evening,
Lieutenant Colonel Robert /. Fleming aud the
staff of the LIST Regiment National Guard visit
ed the armory of the Corcoran Zouayes for the
purpose Of inspection. There were present a
large number of friends of the corps The
company was headed by their recently organ
ized brass band, which embraces in its men,
bership some of the best talent in the District.
The inspection was entirely satisfactory, and
at its conclusion the company, Differed by
Capt. Enoeh and Lieuts. Fry, Miller, and KEEL
ley, proceeded to the residence of Gov. Shep-
herd, where, after the band lad played several
airs, they were Hospitality entertained.
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George Goulet & Co, $3.50 per Basket.
81. Marceaux, s225O per Case.
All leading brands of
Champagne
at lower prices than they can be bought else
THOMAS Russell,
1910 1913 Pennsyivania avenue.
DIR. HELMBoLD, the originator of Buchu, haE
the satisfaction of knowing that all his imitR-
tors have failed - produce the benefits his pre-
Paration insures. Helmbold's Ext. Buchu cures.
The Others disappoint. Persons suffering from
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, Premature Decay,
Loss OF Nigor, or any souvenir OF indiscretion,
cannot apply the remedy too soon. The great
point is TO get the genuine Buchu Extract,
which Is Helmbolc's and no other. For sale BY
all druggists. eos
GET THE GENUINE Article The great
popularity OF . Htibor's Compound q Cod Lirer
OIL and Lime" has induced some unprincipled
persons TO attempt 70 palm of a simple article
OF their own manufacture; but any person who
,s sunerihg rom Soughs, Colds, OF Consump-
article. IL requires no putting; the results fol-
lowing Its use are its best recommendations,
and the proprietor has ample evidence on file
OF its extraordinary success in pulmonary com
plants. The phosphate Of lime possesses most
marvellous healing power, as combined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DIR. WilbOr. This medi-
cine is regularly prescribed by the medical
Boston. eos
PoND's EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore throet, sprains,
scslds, soreness, old sores, headsche, collie,
lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhPa, and all hemOrrhsges, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from sill other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL is standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known TO be n cure for these diseases. N, n, sd
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is nc
preparation like Dooley's CslisayS Tonic. g.
per bottle. 60
TIE srseER sKwIss MAoHIsz sale. ofIa2
we're s2is,66o. &,l2-s,wu
A Couch, CoLp, or SORE THROAT REQUIRES
immediate attention, and should be checked
III allowed TO continue, irritation of the Lungs
permanent Throat affection, or an incurable
Lung disease, Is often the result. browns.
Bronchial Troches, I" having q direct influence
on the parts, give immediate relief For Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Catarrb, Consumptiye and
Throat Diseases, Troches used ais0ays soi0
good success. eos
TIE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the uss-
fulnese Of Singers Sewing Machine. IS
TurErorrrsEs ana Sarome5sr. are reps,rss
and made 70 order BY Hempler ne ar AZ street.
Tunoo-Russ1Ar BATES; aaso, Medicsssd Va.
pr Bath, for al skin disease, q DIR. shedds,
M t MgSI HtAsslt FIFE ss|solsr.
GOLD sfIssSa3iAsG 4E s,Is.r.oSSss.
..s. I; 4. ..sssrEs ..,Sss ... o 81 4.
DRY GOODS.
10 Per CENT. OFF.
GREAT BARaAiSa
TWENTY PER GENT. win be DEDuorrn
from all Wool, or Wool and worsted eOod, Of an
kind, where the price s above n per ysrd. "a
rAh fhs okHr. DEDUCTED from ell COCA.
where the price 10 ai and less.
w. w. BURDErfR,
'sns-u No. leii mn stree. norsAv,s.
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The SCHOOL DIRECTORS Of San Franc,sco
have abolished the teaching of French and
German in the public schools, except in six Of
this action is that there are ten thousand child
rem in the city, who receive no primary in
.truction because they are not funds sufficient
70 erect suitable edinces to accommodate them,
struction Of primary necessity to these Children
before giving to the rest instruction not sbso-
lutely necessary.
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ASSIGNMENT OF JUDGES FOR THE DISTRICT
CoURTs-The following assignment of Judges
day:-Circuit Court, January term, BY Chief
Justice Cartier; May term, j ustice Macarthur:
October term, CHIEF Justice Cartier; District
Court, both terms by Justice Humphreys; Crimi-
nal Court, March term, Justice Macarthur:
June term, Justice Humphreys; December
term, Justice Macarthur; special term in
Equity, Justice Wylie, except September and
October, when Justice Humphreys will have the
bench; Probate Court, Justice Olin.
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Surf AGAINST THE ODoRLKss COMPANY
To-day Messrs. Stilson and Halves entered for
Benjamin K. Nickerson q suit against jerome
Bradley, Lewis r. Keller, VIM. Painter aud
name of the Odorless Excavating Company and
Francis Carter, for alleged damages to his horse
and buggy (laid at 5000 charged to have been
sustained by the horses attached to one of the
wagons of the defendants taking fright in Oc-
tober last and running into the said horse and
buggy.
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COPIES Of the pamphlet Chow to Get Richn
may be obtained on application ct the book
stores Of Messrs. Warren Choate 81 Co., siI
Pennsylvania avenue, John q. Parker, 521 18th
street, and Richard Roberts, 1026 It'll street
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PoND'e EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothsche, sore thnoet, sprsins,
scslds, soreness, old sores, headsche, collie,
lameness, bruises, bOils, wounds, neuralgia,
hoarseness, diarrhpa, and all hemOrrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from sill other advertised
preparations in the fact that IL is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
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ARRESTED ON A SERIOUS CHARGE-James
II. Castle man, clerk in the employment of
hr. george. Wilson, proprietor of the Wash
ington brewery on X street near Rock creek.
was arrested to-day charged by his employer
with Enforcement of various sums during the
quarters for ahearino
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A SINGULAR AND SERIOUS ACcIpRNr.-Yes-
terday, lager beer barrel exploded at Beck
ett's beer garden, on E street, between 18th
and 14th streets, and broke both arms of Mr.
Herman Richter, the proprietor of the brewery
attached to the garden, and otherwise injured
him very seriously. He was badly hurt about
not fatally injured internally. Drs. Roberts,
Leiberman, Elliot and others Attended him
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there IL nc
preparation like Dooley's Cshsays Tonic. g.
per bottle. eo
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TEE COMMUNITY st large appreciate the uss-
fulnese Of Singers Sewing Machine. IS
THrRnonsTsks ana Barometsrs are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne r ~ street
Tunoo-RussIAr BATHS; also, Medioatsd Va.
Ros Beths, for al skin disease, - DIR. shedd's,
- - eQeeG s-O.e.
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REST OF THE SQUARE.
In the half square where Tayloe lived was
the house built by Harrison Smith on 18th
street, when first editor of the Entslligeneer the
Branch Bank OF the United States, now Riggs,
Commodore McAuley's, jefferson Pages Mrs
keTr's, and Mrs. Hills.
TAYLoE AS A BOHEMIAN.
The foreign correspondence of Mr.. Tayloe,
mainly written in 1861, is not remarkable, even
when describing horses, although there are
some American references of interest, particu-
larry in one letter from Spain, which describes
a rare book, of which only three copies were
printed, by Anthony st. John Baker, who was
Secretary Of Legation at Washington under
minister Augustus Foster, in 1911.
ms minister and secretary disc mbarked at
Ahnapois, and called upon William Pinkney,
VINO had simultaneously arrived home. Next
S Siy me English party set out for Washington,
again at p. m, and arrived at the Union Tsy-
eInJ georgetown, at nine in the night Baker
aItenueo the races the same fall where there
rHv no s1a1S Tor the ladies, and the carriages
greys In chariot, Mrs. John Tavloa :. cosoh
ard four, Madame Jerome (BonapartaI -
and + oster had curricle and grooms ysith a.
hyeries. Baker visited "'', nne
MOUNT AIRY
In the Northern Neck, III miles soutb or vss,-
ington, in the midst of An estate of 8. 600 acres
The house was built of dark stone, found in the
neighborhood, had handsome elevation. two
square wings connected BY covered ways.
large hall in the center through the house.
long gallery mp stairs with family portrsits. n
front, and French garden, conservstofFy sn I'd
orange and lemon trees IN the open air
Baker wrote the following shrewd account of
the virginia planters In the administratio Of
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CoUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT requires
immediate attention, and should be checked.
III allowed 10 continue, irritation of the Lungs,
permanent Throat affection, or an incurable
Lung disease, Is often the result. browns
Bronchial Troches," having q direct influence
on the parts, give immediate relief. For Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptive and
Throat Diseases, Troches are used alOays ,Oio.
good success. eos
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The WASHINGTON NAV NARD-Nore WorE-
men Discharged For some time past a large
lathe, belonging to the ordnance department of
the army, has been undergoing extensive re-
pairs and alterations at the ordnance machine
shop of the navy yard. The work on il is fin
ished and Il is being shipped in pieces by rail to
the FRANKFORT arsenal, where it will be used in
weighs about forty tons. A force of workmen
are now engaged in putting in the boilers of the
United States steamer Shawmut, which is being
repaired at the yard One hundred and eight
men lnearly half the force) were discharged
from the machiue and boilor shops and foundry
in the department of steam engineering yester-
day afternoon.
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CHAMPAGNE

currency prices.)
George Goulet x Co, S22.J0 per Basket.
81. MarceauK, S22.50 per Case.
krug * Co, S2i5O per Basket.
All leading brands of
Champagne
al lower prices than they can be bought else
where.
1910 1918 Pennsylyapia avenue.
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TER sIseER Sewing MAoHIsE sale. ofIa2
were S2l9, 600. 4,l2-s,vtf