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The New District Governmept.

AFFAIRS AT COLUMBIA BUILDING To-pAY,
Controller Baker il to- day squaripg accounts
with the stragslers on the rolls heretofore au-
Gi.ed, but 10 new rolls were opened. The
crowd in ~ street V a. very large this morning,
composed mostly of laborers who are waiting
arxiously for what IL due them. The rolls OF
the lsborers are in course OF adjustment. and
will be completed in a few days. These rolls
viii include the general and special superin-
tsndtnts under the late board of Public Works.
The employees OF the engineers Office and the
Gfhce OF the superintendent OF property under
the late board Will receive their pay to- morrow.
THE BOARD OF AUDIT
Is expanding in size daily, the business de-
harding 1t, Several temporary appointments
have recently been n ."dA In order TO keep the
work up. IL is expected that the work On au-
citing the entire District Indebtedness will be
finished up by the LIST Of December next.
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS TO-DAY
made tour through the different Offices in the
Columbia buildings TO see how the officers were
working.
CARE or THE POOR.
Mr.. 81. z. Hodgson, attendant to the Wash
tpgton asylum. was before the Commissioners,
by request of the latter for the purpose Of con-
sultation about the conduct OF affairs at that
Institution. They stated to Mr.. Hodgson that
the officers Of physicians to the poor having
been abolished the duties of his Office would
naturally be increased, It was the purpose to
Ieier All cases where duplication for medic ii
lum. Such cases rs heretofore have been under
the pnyslclanS to the poor will in
the future De reported to Major Rich
ards, WHO will ascertain through his
police force as to the necessities of each respec-
tive case. and when found meritorious send
them to the secretary of the commission, who
will give tickets of admission to the ASYLUM, OF
orders for medicine. Mr.. Hodgs0n ingOr med
the commission that the building for the use of
the intendsnt and his family was nearly com
pleted, and that the portion of the asylum now
occupied by the intendant would be vacated in
few days, and this room, together with such
frame out-houses as can be fitted up would &C
commodate about $50 more paupers and sick
than they have now. Proposals are now being
prepared for furnishing fuel and provisions for
the ensuing year to the poor. The supplies for
the Georgetown pOOr-house will be drawn from
the Washington asylum.
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SO TO $1,000 invested in stocks and gold pa IS
two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
ticulars. Tumbridge s. Co., BANKERS, Wall
street, New York. ia.
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BURIED By An EXPLOSION OF Coal OIL
About 1880 O'Clock on Saturday night an alarm
OF IRE was turned in from box "a, caused by the
explosion OF q cOal-oil lamp in a small house in
an alley, between 4th and 9Th and street aud
Massachusetts, avenue. There was no DAMAGE
dene 20 the house, but colored girl named
Mary Lewis was badly burned.
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ROBBERY AT SECRETARY DgLANo's HOUSE.
Late on Saturday night officers Sutton and
Daley discovered two cOlored men in the neigh
bOrhOOd of MessTs. MOhun & Sons lumber
yard, who appeared to be endeavoring TO con-
ceal something near stable. They approached
them and took them into custody, and found a
large bag filed with some kind of goods. On
arriving at the station-house the bag was found
TO contain a number of mantel and fancy orna-
ments, with table linen and bed clothing which
were marked as the property Of Secretary Della
no. The men gave their names as Chas. Wilson
and Frank Smith, and in conversation about
the goods implicated two other men, William
Henry Payne and William Taylor, who the of
mitted for a hearing on Wednesday next The
articles bad been stolen during the absence OF
the secretary and his family from the city.
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"A PAsslGE RlTEs RBDUcEDs fan
hkN fORk AND GLASGOW. 184k
fAgORlTs ROUTE FOR TOURTSTn
fassenset Accom- IN odetions UnsurRa.Ssd
SIEAMEh EVsh1 WhDNESDAT LVD
SATURDAY..
FROM PIERS 20 AND "a NORTE LIVER, m
TO GLASGQH LIYERPOOL, LOVD0N
DEhhf, QCEkNSTO or b ELFsST
cabin goo TO $40, according 20 Aocumm dalton.
CABIN return Tickets Issued At reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE sRs. BTEERAGE els
- DT0ffs tSSHsd for 1rv dnNoisHf az lOtrssf az.
For Tickets or further information sppiV to@''
MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREYS,
$SO l,fh street. near Pennsylvania avenue
OIto CAMMACK Co.. l433 street N w .
pcn,vJ-6m near Treasury Der't, WASHINGTON
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TEE SECOND GRAND FESTIVAL for the BEN
ent of the Immaculate Conception church, uu-
Ger me auspices Of the North Washington Cath
ono ASSOCIATION, at Byer's eth street park this
evening, promises to be an en- oy able affair and
tne ooJect y one which commsnds itself 70 our
eiuzens- Cards OF admission only 25 cepts
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ANOTHER CASE OF RECKLESS DRIvINe.-On
Saturday an old colored woman, named Turner
Stewart, while crossing eth street, near Mary
land avenue, was accidentally knocked down
and run over by passing vehicle, and had her
ankle badly injured. Such cases are OF daily
occurrence,
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THOSE WHO DKsIRz BARGAINs-ard WIN doaa
not?-should note the advertisement OF Mia M
d. hant IN another column. In her speciaIties
me osres competition, both In goods and prices.
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Foot HurgeFy &c


Dr- White, chirOpodist, will be in attendance
at his rooms until Saturdy evening, July 18th,
after which he will be absent until Monday
morning, August Sd. Thousands of persons who
visit DR.. Whites establishment mo. 535
18th street, opposite the Treasury department,
Washington, DC, find that timely attention
to those important members, the feet, econo-
misses time, and cOnduces to health, comfort,
and cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF ne. DIR. White removes Corns without pa n
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
ofthe feet. Office hours from a. m. to 6. D. m
Fee, 81 per visit. Established in Washington
ID. G. 1861.
WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL SrRsEr.-Explains
stock operations on email capital without risk
copy cent free. TUMBRIDGs 6 Co.,
1924 avail street, New YORK.
WILCOX b GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street.
mten12encer building. 1923
TEE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of1sY2
we're s2l9,660. &,12-s,wf
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST CoLoRED MAN.
Saturday night Oficers Mari and Ssffell ar
rested a colOred man named VIM. Sheldon,
charged with assault and battery with intent 70
commit greater crime upon the person Of a
colOred girl about fifteen years old. Ii seems
from the statement Of the girl, Ella Ringold,
that she WAS walking along NJ near 5th street.
with an umbrella in her hands, and met Shell
don, man fOrty-hve years of age and church
deacon, when after some talk together Sheldon
caught the umbrella, and, starting of, told her
that IL she wanted il she must follow him.
Anxious to repOssess herself OF IL she followed
Sheldon, who, when he arrived at the wood and
coal Office kept oy Mr.. Taylor Campbell entered,
and when the girl approached the door he pulled
her in, and throwing her upon the floor, at
tempted the outrage. The outcries OF the girl
reaching the ears OF Justice y. L. l.. Reese,
who WAS passing, he caused her to be released
and on hearing her statement issued a warrant
for the arrest Of Sheldon.
The prisoner was arraigned in the Police
Court before Acting Judge Dawson this MORN
ing on the charge Of an assault and battery with
intent 70 commit rape on Ella Ringold and
plead not guilty. The prosecuting witness testi-
ned as above mentioned, and also that he
threatened to kill her. He was committed for
the action of the grand jury.
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INSURANCE FRAUDS IN IRELAND. - Soma
smart persons In Ireland got up a little copspi-
racy to cheat the New York insurance com
paby, but unfortunately for themselves they
were found out. Among the accused were two
doctors, who certified as 10 the health of their
nelghbors from general knowledge, without
taking the trouble of asking the interested per-
sons whether they wanted their lives insured or
not. The jury considered that this was crimi-
nal neglect, and found them guilty. as we'll as
the sgent, who seems TO have been the organ
lZer OF the conspiracy to defraud All three
were sent to prison, with hard labor, the doc
tors for twelve months each and the agent for
eighteen. In the opinion OF the Irish press the
punishment is too light.
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CARLOTTA SHOTWRLL RELEASED FROM THE
ToMBs.-The case of Miss Carlotta f. Shot
well, alias Mrs. Roddy, was one Of the first to
which Assistant District Attorney Horace Rus
sell turned his attention on his return to the
District Attorneys Office. 1t was thought at
the time OF her triumphant acquittal after an
Indictment for larceny had been found az ainst
her at the instance OF General p. ID. Roddy
her lover, or husband, that the supplementary
prosecution for perjury would be abandoned, or
that she would at least be admitted to merely
nominal bail. The influence, however, of Gen.
Rcddy's counsel, Little JOHNNY Davenport, was
strong enough to keep the young woman in the
Tombs until yesterday. Then MIR. Russell or
Gered her discharge on her own recogDizsnce.
She at once went to her mothers home in
Hackettstown, y. j. She may return on Mon
day next to have nolle prosequi formally en-
tered at the beginning of the August term of
the general sessions. When this Is DONE the
remaining subjects of litigation between her
and Gen. Roddy will be the divorce suit her
bond for fifty 81 900 first mortgage bonds OF the
Selma and Gulf railroad, her claims to $4,000
In shares in the Automatic Veutilator COM
pany, which she assisted in organizing, and a
general demand for her matrimonial and pecu-
mary rights. 1t Is rumored that in both her
defences and her prosecutions she will have the
tacit support of Mrs. Roddv No 1, who will de-
cline to furnish proof of alleged former mar
riage.-N. Y. Sun, 3lst.
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For CAMP MEETING

FOX CAMP MEETING.
For Trunks. Bags and Valises,
Go to LEWIS popular One Price Store"
800 800 18th street, bet. and X.
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Libel Suit Under the New Law.

TT-AT
AGAINST MR.. g. A. STAFFORD.
Mr.. Samuel A. Stafford, of the Sunday Gazette,
was arrested by Officer LOngstreet, on SATURDAY.
evening, on warrant sworn out in the Police
Court by James II. Plat, jr., representative in
Congress from the Petersburg district Viz
GINA, charging that the said Stafford "did un.
lawfully and mahciousy write and publish or
cause to be written and published, q certain
false, scsndalous, and malicious libel concern
ing him, the said James III. Plat, jr., a mem
Der of the Congress of the United States OF
America"
Mr.. Stafford was released the same evening on
giving security in the sum of $1,000 to m AXE his
appearance before the Police Court this morn
ing, Mr.. Corkhill, or the Chronicle, becoming
his security.
Mr.. Gloss, in the Police Court this morning,
asked continuance until to- morrow, because
of the absence OF the prosecuting witness, which
was granted.
Three articles have recently appeared in the
Gazette in reference to Mr.. Platt, but it is not
stated ON which he bases his affidavit
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rSsoTIgs To pnPosirogs OF egoR3T.
ihe rate Ell interest ordinary de po.it, m sae u,
THIS oar, TON and sltsr Augns lst, iSt, via be
FIVE PIR CENT. PER ANyUM.
Interest 1. always computed and aiIovei for aa,h
calendar month ay order Of ths Boari
HkERy P0LklNHORN Pc .i.aut
JAMES DICKSON, Cashier jIlsIs
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A TLEES WHARF,
GOAL and WOOD constantly on hand an de-
lfvered promptly to all parts of the City, ov
rates.
GOODWIN Y. ATLEE,
lot OF eOhNTL1HG for sale cheap, Severe
tons OF best BOOFING FELT on hssd. spS-tr
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RAIDS ON ALLEGED HOUSES OF BAD RE-
PJTE--Iesterday morning Sergeant Fainter
and Officer Luskey entered house No. 1905 r
street northwest and took into custody Cathe-
rine Roster, colored, the keeper, with a white
woman. Both were locked up for hearing
before Judge Smell to-day. Roster is charged
with keeping a bawdy house.
Last night Sergeant Fainter, with Officers
Peester and Miller, made a descent upon a
house on 18th street, between g and ID streets,
in the Division, and arrested colOred man who
calls himself DIR. Isaac Williams, and processes
TO be veterinary practitioner, and two young
white girls named Ann Hill and Minnie Fry.
Williams was charged with keeping a bawdy-
house, and the girls were detained as witnesses.
This place is said by the police to be a resort
for young and inexperienced white girls, who
are initiated into life of shame. One OF thesa
girls, about twenty years of age, is about to be-
come a mother.
Williams was arraigned in the Police Court
this morning on the charge of keeping bawdy
house. The evidence. was to the effect tn at
Williams occupied the front room down staire
and the garnet room, and that women with men
bad been seen to go up to the garnet room.
Further evidence was taken. and the court i'm
posed a fine Of 800. MI. f. z. Gloss, for the
defence, noted an appeal.
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CITY ITEMS.

Buy THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue; perfect cure guaranteed. S,3,6
USE Dooley's Yeast Powder If you relish
nght, sweet and wholesome Biscuits, Rolls,
Pastry, &c. Your grocer sells 1t.
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WAsHiNGroN. hsRIoLK, INV YORK
BUsTOG, AND PROVIDENCE
Tne me iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having respmed her regular trips 20
SIKH street. every MONDAY and r>z7zkSzn3s
THURSDAY, ~ .. IN. s.SuchinR at the PRINCIPAL
river Landings, cunnecrsDg 81 Norfolk with sfesro
ship OF the N. and NJ. Line for Boston and Pro&i.
DC ncei with the Old Dominion stearlsbip Com.
pshy, Tor New York. Freight should be aSdresssx
"Oare OF Ledy ofIhe Lake, via Norfolk >"
N. II. FITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
A. q. PLANT, Geuorai gert
eI0 RSom No. 10, Plant RrfIdipc
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TRANSMISSION OF BLOOD REMEDY FOR
CoNsUMPTIOH-A new remedy for consump-
ton has been founder at least the doctors
think so at this momentum the TRANSMISSION of
the blood Of animals. In France TRANSMISSION
has always been performed from man to man;
out while It has been found easy to get men to
give up their blood for money, while enjoying
the eclat OF an experiment in a crowded am
phitheatre amid the applause of hundreds OF
students, good Samaritans are rare in private
life. A medical man was unable to find any one
ready to sell his LIES blood to a young lady
until ne made romantic appeal and In the
case OF an aged man it was quite impossible
But DIR. o. Hesse, of st. Petersburg, saws that
human blood is not absolutely necessary. He
has performed the operation of TRANSMISSION
thirty-one times. In sixteen of his cases dehb-
rinated blood was emplOyed-a practice gene
rally condemned. In the remaining fifteen
cases the blood of sheep was used. There was
one death; in three other cases there
was no perceptible improvement through
out, and in some cases perfect cures. DIR.
Hesse hopes to prove that he can cure pull
monary phthisis in this way. DIR. Gedellices
has tired the TRANSMISSION OF sleeps blood in two
cases. In one there was great improvement,
and in the other complete cure.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, july ~, 1874

kALIlmOhE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, july o., lE4.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
700 M, BstimOrs. Gnnsp6 Ii Cranberry AMI
way Stations IN Main stem, and Washington
Z 80 a. m, baltimore and Relay.
, m;, seg g 10Th, Philadephia, Boston, Bal
sos a m. Chicago, ST. Louis. Louisville, ciuc,u.
f ns columbus, ssndIsky, Berkeley and Bed
Vile, r Grove rf'aeS slsan RssR
tn In, White SULPHUR sP;ins.: Ps!lc, GAYS.
Baltimore Bsih. Of B sSs s ssS g:
uaoio1 and keI ss.'''ill'
LOO P N New YORK, Philsdelphis, Norfolk, IL
s.se ,: Bsii@ore, Isar. and Rs Il S''a''
S'4S ?: m, Bsti%oEs, Frederick and sn inter
Point Of Rocks and Way stations, via Metro
~ .. m. Bal more, Annapolis and Way stations
Eos s. m., BBs sti9STs and az k RsIsE
PR.tl; Sol1n6us; s:nd%ssy, Deer Pars, BSsts-
, o, man C9,s Breakfdu az Grafton.
Se ?. M, Baltimore and Way stations.
harrisburg, Berkeley Springs, Cumberland.
stoPs at Al stations on Metropolitan road.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
boR'a'S a ard Wy a S'atfoHs.-e.So a. m, 90,
For Bah'mOTs and RslGv.-1.3o a. IN. ana .os
Wssi..s.o3 a: m and7p.m.
PlnsbWr $40 p. m.
~ Az ItaiHs Stop at Vicfsu HOtch Relay
Fer further information apply =. TIE Bal.imor.
and OHIO T.cket Offices, Washington Station, and
aiken for Bssss9s to bs CHECKED and rscsissd s
any point IN the city.
L NJ. O0LE, General Ticket A gent.
GEO. b. KoOETZ, Gen1 Agent. jy2
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WHAT CHEAP CANDIES ARE MADE oP-tn
Inceshgdtion By The Brooklyn Board of Heqlth-
From recent developments made to the Brook
Ign sanitary authorities It appears that the
manufacturers Of sweetmeats in that city have
fallen into their old bad habits of using poison-
GUS compounds, several children having re-
Gently been taken i'll suddenly after eating
candy. At meeting of the Brooklyn board Of
health yesterday, the following very importan
resolution in regard to the matter was intro
duced by General Jourdan and adopted:
Whereas frequent complaints have been made
by the press and people that terra alba (which
Is nothing but plaster OF Paris or gypsum)
glocuse, lampblsck, sulphuric acid, anime
Verc1gris, Brunswick green, gsmboge, smalt,
ultramarine, oil OF turpentine, prussic acid,
rotten cheese, fusll OIL, chrome yellow and other
drugs and compounds are largely used in the
manufacture OF such candies; and whereas the
indicrimate use of such poisonous drugs and
compounds is considered deleterious to health !:
Resoired, That the sanitary committee, or
such Officers OF this board as they NAV dire CT
do thoroughly investigate and report TO this
board as soon as possible the mode and material
used in the manufacture OF all descriptions of
wares and merchandise made and sold by con-
fecti0ners, in order that the children at least,
may be protected from the evil effects of the
dangerous compounds sold under the doscrio-
ton OF CANDY. y. Herald, 31st.
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COAL AND WOOD.

COAL COAL!:
We invite the attention OF consumers TO our stock
OF COAL, embracing all the choice qualities, 70
at lowest market rates
OAK and PINE WUOD, sawed and split or il
tbs stick. "
OAK ard PINE KISDLIEGS, ia bundles or by
the cord. STEPHENSON 4 BROTHER,
Office, 12is Pennsylv snfa A7Clue,
je25tr Mill and Depot, Seventh street Wharf
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MI EBcHAHT'e LINZ or sTIsNeaTP,
WARRINGTON AND NEW yoRK.

.i6Ss,rssI.er roe nne Steamships n T. kHIGaTsa o
Sonn ShbcOn Vii make regular Neek. Ief>-~
INnk oefwes. hkR fOkk, ALEX 4fH6
a aESppphdA, MAsBIH TON 1ad2fz&ksHk
49, RYE gE IOhN, a. foltows.-Lesve NEW YORK.
uon rieI 81 Esst river, every SATURDAY. Al "A
m; leeVe eE0kGETOWN ever FRTnlv A. =
F 70, nc nc AL1AAbDBIA the same daF at Is
Zen Sni, oaiee snd wharf SO Water street, George,
- rrsssn,. W. ITO. PSoF, President.
A. - :. ll delivered by EBox's M Press or.
80 .e. ~ Ser srai Oflee, COS PenrsvI~Nnis ave-
$500 - the steamer wharf, vii - rror0 rsly ~.
- =. teifsF
NEW EXPRESS LINZ VIA CANAL
- BETWEEN
tHlLABELfHlAa ALEXANDRIA, Va, VASE.
Ih0fOS AND GEORGETONt ID SH'
- =. eAiLiNa DAYS.
flon fier - North Wharves. Phil
tSHssiSSasiff; !. Ssihlp - and SAT- s,=S
"a fIpn ~ 5ter stFse;, Georsotswn, D. O., MON.
This line oonnso;s ct PhiIsdelphis VITA "clvo.,,
iron Libe" of steamers fer ProTideuoe, Boston &C
new England stste. No wharfage 81 Boston bx
VIZ CLYDE or 66rP PsI .sSSi f.r D. o.
u. A. REID, Alexandria. va
WALDO A. PEA HOI, - Oonsrss street ,Bossor,
Ireights delivered BY KnoEt Exprsss. Or
SER len q General Once, eeS rcnrsy(vanis eve.
cue, or q the steamer wharf viii b promptly a.
10000 ~. sr3-tr
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FROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Eew Express Line "

fRoM BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
marx freight via "Clydes Iron Line, ;" aud ship bv
Boston and Providence RaiIr0sd.
pee edEeftlsemezt of"Nsw Express Line
For fuil information syply to-
sD,a,v ssw,,. So. Q. y. HYDE,
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CoAh'I ooALI woonu woon,
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs
Ordered: TEN THOUSAND TONS BEsi
QUALITY ANTHRACITE COAL, some of which
constanty arriy ing, both by vessel and railroad
which we are selling cheap, for cash. Also, No.
lots of Bakers Pine and OAK Wood Facilities IN.
surpassed BY any firm in the District. 224O pounds
always guaranteed to the ton,
Depot at our wharves foot of 18th street.
Offices: 1907 street, and l1l3 sth street
northwest. spll-eoIy
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lust IMPORfKD,
VIA NEW YORK,
500 BARRELS WHITE BROS PORTLAND
cEMEHT. fresh eround,l
which VIII sell at New York prices for cash or
WIN. 9UINAND,
Jy50-&s 633 sLouisiana avenue.
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1874 sUMhk8 AkEANsEMESr 1874
POTOMAC RIvnR LANpIsGs.i o'f

The win and favorite Irop steamer PILor BoY
captain joseph bite, leaves 6th-
stIest Wharf, every TIEsDAY aDo e aen-S
sA1UkbhH MORNING, for Land
ON TUESDAY, %, sATuRpay
leave st clock for leave al ,sriork a.,
GlymoDt, 0lYmont w
Sshuy fointt Sandy Point,
Liverpool Poirt, Liverpool Point.
CC,hni.ns ROM, emfths Point.
Snstbefton. ChattertOn,
teNa. = " harf, etcwarts Wharf,
Ioisoht wharf, Tols0us wharf,
Matthias Point, Maftbise' pint
plils Wharf, MattoX Greet
nsttof Gre (, Iongwocd WhAF{,
Longvood Whsrf, DilIis What
19Itoi " bari, ColtOs's Wharf,
Blackiston . Island, Bl.ckisfou,s Tsiand
CuTr man. Ieonafstovru
heturnfLg on wednes- Currioman
1sy, making the above Returning on sanday
hE rn g. making above landings.
Hpplyto WM. II. BYLKS, Agent,
yelo-u 6tf-atre4f Wharf
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Esr.BLIsHsB 1871.
STEAMER LINES.

NorIcE.
The Steamer GEoRGEAHNA leaves 7Gh street
wharf eye'y MONDAY ENEkING,
a; clock. for l. snnsrdtosn, Pinel e SsbN
Point, 1srshsll's, Point Lookout and . $500
Baltimore. n NI0UTfNGaLU
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