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THE COrRra.

POLICE CoURr-JHdge Ddcson.
To day, James Mount, q white man, was
charged with carrying q razor. wm. Martin
testined that Mount threatened TO 'scook his
turkey" and subsequently went TO his Mar
un's) house and threatened his mother ani
scared the children, and In an alteration with
him the razor fell out; $50. Charles Bishop,
ysgrsncy; bonds. Jennie Sweet. profanity; %.
Columbus Marston, disorderly; IS. Levi Hazel,
profanity; collateral forfeited. VIM. Parker,
dlsorderly, s. Charles Halves, do; collateral
forfeited. James Flanagan, violating the ma
ket regulations; a. j. II. Harlin, obstructing
Sidewalk; 81. Michael Shse, failing 70 protect
an excavation; 81. "Isaish," charged with
stealing meat from the center market; SO.
military Jones, charged with having obtained
from Minnie Oden quantity of dress goods un-
Der false pretences; sent TO the grand Jury. Al
hert Beeket, threats of personal violence TO
Maggie Williams. Defendant plead tn at it took
place at GlymOnt wharf. The prosecuting wit
ness testified that the threats were made At the
IN street wharf; bonds 10 keep the peace. job n
Green, assault and battery on John O. Cook on
the 5tb OF July. Cook testified that twenty or
thirty boys were having a stone battle and he
was struck by stones twice, once BY Green; as
or 20 days in Jail. VIM. Toomey, Michael Far
reli and Jchunie Green, larceny of three boxes
OF cigars from Frederick Seitz; s2J and cost or
60cays in jsil each. Abraham Burnett and Chas.
Berrett, larceny; continued. VIM. Turner,
profanity; collateral forfeited. Thomas FreU,
assault; 81. james Mann, threats of personal
violence; 5000 bonds to keep the peace. James
henry, malicious trespassing; IS. Caleb Street,
larceny OF Sli; so and costs. James Taylor
assault on Kate Smith; IS and costs.
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6 EOR q ETO wv.

THB DRAW OF THE LONG BRIpGE.-There Is
great complaint among those who navigate the
Potomac river because the draw is not opened
when required for the passage Of boats In the
railroad charter is the following clsuse: aFhat
the said Baltimore and Potomac railroad com
pany shall erect and maintsin tho drawbri iys,
so as not TO impede the free navigation of the
Potomac river, in efficient working coalition AT
all times" Notwithstanding this, il is repre-
sented that some of the smaller tug boats with
stone oarges in tow are compelled in the dav
time TO wait until some larger craft arrives 20
they can open the drawbrdge and pass both
through at once. It il hardly necessary to state
that this detention OF vessels Is "a great tlissd-
vantage to the commercial interests OF George
town.
SHELTER WANTED The patrons of the Me-
some sort Of shelter at the corner of West aud
Montgomery streets, while waiting such long
time for the cars on that street.
ACCIDENr.-About IL O'Clock to-day Mr.. G..
machine shops, on Water street, was caught
aud drawn toward a turning lathe, and but
for the prompt action of one OF the workmen
who was near would have been seriously in
Jured, II not instantly killed. He escaped with
q slight cut on the arm and minus one shirt
sleeve, which was torn off clean TO the shout ier
GRAIN TRADR.-The schooner America ar
rived to-day from Baltimore with 3, 500 bushels
wheat consigned to Hartley & Bro, which was
sold some days since to arrive. No sales are re-
ported to-day. In the absence Of choice wheat
on the market q correct quotation IL difficult,
but 1t would probably bring $50 to SIS.
THERE will be services at st. Johns Church
10 morrow. See advertisement
COAL TRADR.-The coal trade for the week
past has been somewhat limited for the want or
vessels. The receipts of Cumberland coal were
lo,oSs tons, and the shipments Is. 0S2 tons. Gil
more, Meredith & Co. received Z, 024 tons of the
foughiogheny gas coal and shipped 2,O26 tons
OF the SO me, making the total receipts for the
week i! $50 tons, and the shipments Is, les tons.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ARREST OF TYLER.-At late meeting of a
celored Masonic lodge at Arlington a member
attempted to Obtain entrance while a degree
was being conferred, and when no one Is all
United. He was refused admittance by the
tyler but persisting in his efforts the tyler drew
his official sword aud threatened to perforate
his abdomen IL he forced open the door. Upon
this the rejected member went az once to JUS
tice Austin ard had a warrant issued for the
arrest OF the tyler on the charge OF dra wing a
weapon upon him.
ACCIDENTALLY CUT.-A Young man named
William Golway, living on Patrick street, was
accidentally cut in the abdomen with a knife
by his father last night, and badly hurt. His
rather, with An open knife in his hand, was
out OF the grasp of this friend, the knife entered
the abdomen OF his son, who was standing be-
hind him. DIR. Brown rendered the necessary
surgical assistance.-CGzette, 18Th.
POSTAL AGENT APPoINTED.-Our old friend
Martin Maddux who received the appointment
OF postal route agent between Lynchburz and
Danyille, about a month ago, has resigned in
favor of bis con, VIM F. haddux, who mas been
appointed 70 his place.
LAND SALB.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, sold to-day the farm belonging to james
ID. Crawford, near NOkesville, Prince William
county, containing lS5 acres, TO Robert ID. Van
fossen, OF Ohio, for 80 per acre-SsRtiHel, Ij,t.
~ The owner of the American yacht Ea-
chantresS has challenged any member of auy
European yacht club TO race with his vessel
next July for a cup valued az one hundred
guineas. over the Prince OF " Ales cup course.
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The Corcoran ,ounre Mnrk.,.

s,na s 100, OF IB COMMITTEES OF FIFTEEN.
tee of siftee" p. m. to day the slb-com nit
.ha wen from the mass meeting In favor of
,c erection of market house on square NJ.
$40, SCorcoIan squsre,l !th street, between o
ana vas held at McGuire's, to hear the re-
port OF the committee appointed to So
ncit for subscriptions. There were present
MessIs- j. Q. Parker, j. W. Moore. W. IL. Hoo
" AZ rs Laurent A: Rupert, JOS. Werlich,
ley, o. s. b. Wall. Mr.. Thos. Lewis, the co
tractor, was also present.
Mr.. Lemon, chairman. called the meeting to
order. Mr. j. y. Parker, secretary, stated that
been done.
Mr.; wheatley reported $500 on his subscrip-
ton LET thus far; Mr. Parker, 100; E. .. Dom
$3.50; a. Gleason stated that he would head bis
list with s. ,000 Mr.. o. s. b. Wall reported
$1,000; w. III. wylie, $500; W. II. Hoover and
IN footed up nearly S4 600, and some of the
largest propertyholders had not been waited on
as yet This was regarded as q very encourag-
Ipg showing, and the members present ex-
forts. ~ -
Mr.. Fenvick inquired of Mr. Lewis If, having
seen the list, he Was prepared to 90 on with the
work. The fact that over s23 900 had been sub
scrlbsd In one day was an evidence that tue
people meant business, and il only remained for
MI. Lewis to show disposition to work to in
Immediately.
Mr.. Lewis said that he was unwilling TO risk
spy more; the District owed him enough. While
ne regarded the subscribers as good men, he
would not like to undertake the work unless
,aere were one or two men-responsible-to
hardle the money.
The chairman stated that it was in contempla-
ton when the subscriptions were all in for tue
subscribers to appoint some one or two who
who would attend to collecting AMI handling
the money.
After some discussion as to the authority Of
the market commission and contractor, 1t was
uecioed 10 hold meeting at any early dsy next
week to elect a treasurer.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Editor Star: My Bible reads "Preach the
gospel to the poor" Yet last Sunday evening,
feeling that the words of one who had made
Christ and his works study would be q help
and comfort, L started from the vicinity OF
Trinity church, and not until had passed and
looked upon the darkened windows and closed
doors OF six places set apart for the worship OF
God, did find resting place where the gospel
OF Christ was freely given. Good DR.. Smith
made covenant with God to do His will. How
faithfully he has kept the bond, his works do
testify.
Are there not in this city ministers of
God who could land would, IL asked accept
ably I'LL half these pulpits, aud give at least a
chance for those hungering and thirsting after
righteousness 20 have the gospel preached to
them, while the more fortunate ones go
SrMMERrNG-
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DEATH OF REV. W. s. BAIRD.-Rev. w. S.
Baird, a prominent member OF the Baltimore
Conference Of the NJ. f. Church South. died at
StephensOn's depot, Virginia. on Thursday
afternoon, aged 81 wears. The deceased en-
tered the Methodist ministry in 1872, and for a
number of years engaged in the itinerant work.
stanton (Va.) female college, and for several
years past he has been connected with the Bal
nI0Ore Episcopal Methodist, the organ of his de.
nomination, which he has conducted with sig
nal ability, beirg a forcible and fluent writer
with Just appreciation OF the wants of his
readers. His re mains were brought TO this CITY,
and u e funeral took place from the residence OF
Rev. NJ. A. Turner, No. 1912 X street, this after
noon.
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The 18TH street Wharf.

kditor iStdr:-Your report of the action of the
District Commissioners relating to the nth
street wharf, might lead some readers to be-
lieve that the Commissioners are about to sell
ness Of the tenant. This wharf being the prop
erty OF the city, ii is not likely that the Com
miseioners viii sell the property or the District
topay the Indebtedness Of the defaulting ten
ant. On satisfying themselves that the tenant
was paying no rent into the District treaeury
they resolved to take such action as would com
property for rent 10 the highest bidder at p1biic
auction, without prejudice to race, color or pre
vious condition OF servttude.
MATHEW SoMwpa
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SAILS OF RIAL EsTATE.-P. L. Berry, IT..
real estate agent and broker, No. 1915 Penn
sylysnia avenue, has sold recently house and
lot owned by j. II. Ridgwsy, on Washington
Heights, between 18th and 10th streets, for the
sum of 80 coo, to NJ. l.. Noerr, of this CITY
TbOs. T.. Waggaman, real estate broker, has
sold lot 45. in square $50, to Danl Ganey, for Is
cents per foot.
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Tho Lnhnrarsa Dn-

Mr.. Editor: Why is it that Iaborers who have
in some instances waited two years, have still to
wait until all other employees of the District
government are paid? DIR. Pardon says in his
letter Of the other evening that several pay
rolls are made out. Why not show them a
chance. The delay looks like forcing them into
paying some favored few twenty per cent. The
public knows WHO SUFFER-
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Our Game Laws.

Mr.. Editor: Will you publish the following for
the benefit Of many gunners who shoot game
out of season, and for the information of those
who "gun" in the marshes. The following are
the periods during which game can be killed in
the District, to wit: Pheasants and patridpes
5th July to LIST February; larks and robins from
LIST September to LIST April; water rail, sora,
ortolan, or marsh pullet species from 5th Sep
TENDER to LIST January; hares or rabbits from 4th
July to LIST February. Vide corporation laws
1853, page 279. ESPoRrsMRNu
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Chiropodist. is in attendance at his establish
ment, No. 535 18th street, opposite the Treasury
department, from q. m. TO p. m. Fee, 81 per
visit. Established in Washington, ID. @. 1861.
DR.. White removes Corns without pain, 50
the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular EKcrescencss,
Club and Ingrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands Of well-known personages who pa
trODize DIR. Whites establishment, End that
timely attention TO those important members,
the feet, economies time, and conducss u
health, comfort, and cheerfulness, and prob
ably to length of life.
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~Ida Troxell, aged only IA years old, conn
mitted suicide at Richlandtown, Pa, = fev
days ago, By taking stxychnine.
~Phineas Battle, who committed suicide ut
OranSe, Mass, gave $4,000 TO the Universslist
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MORE WORK, better work, and a greater va
riety of work can be done on the Wheeler and
Wilson Sewing Machine than on any other. Be
convinced of this by calling at No. 46I Pennsyl-
yania avenue. 721.
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y PICNIC AND TocRNAMENT was held in Cen.
teryille on Thursday, at which VIM. Palmer was
the successful knight. He crowned Miss Au-
gusta Wrenn queen; Jos. Bryne crowned Miss
Lula Mclean first maid OF honor; Robert IT.
terbeck crowned Miss Townshend second maid
Of honor; w. +. Thomas crowned Miss Lizzie
Burke third maid Of honor. Twenty-Five knights
entered.
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WAsfBiuSsSSdoSSsi S ASSRT9LK, kLy YORK
Ire hbe iron steamer LADY on TIE LAKE
nSeslsnE resumed her regular trips a.
SID street. every EoEDAY and dx-s3x5.zts
r.TeT 1an9fn at "a .:saehine at the principal
ship OF the nj. ana N. Lire for Boston a. prs1,
esnee; VIII the 0ld Dominion sreanship Com.
"Osrs Of Ledy % the Lake, via EoTfoIS '4i o'so1
q. II. TITZRuGH, gent, en- street. -e,r,
.o A. y. PLANT, General A ge1.
eI0 keom No. 10, Plant Pr,lsi,.
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two hundred per cent. a month. Send for par
tculsrs: Tumbridge 81 Co., Bankers, Wall
street, New York. ia;
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WEEKS DoINGs IN WALL STREKr.-Fxplsins
stock operations on small capital without risk
Copy sent free. TUMBRIDGK K Co.,
1924 oval street. New YORK,
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THRRR 10 FOR SALE ut the Ebbitt House
drug store "Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. %
which is guaranteed 70 be sure cure FOG rheu-
matsm " I'll kipds,
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"AULD ScorIA."-Our Scotch citizens will
nave gay and festive time this year at the
games. The club has joined the North Ameri-
can Caleoonian Association, and members from
Canada and the northern states viii he here to
con,end Tor the prizes, as win be seen BY the
Advertisement elsewhere.
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subscriptions to the contingent fund for COM
pleting the monument have been received as
follows: Corcoran Zouaves, S25; Second Ma
No. IL, /. o. OF .. F., $50; Heber lie Favour,
Act. Adjt. GenI state of Rhode Island, $50;
Washington Amateur Press Association, SIS;
Central Lodge, No. I, 1. o. Of U. F., ESQ. Next!
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NJ rRoaASrs LA. or sTIAKsHTFv
WASHINGTON zND Nrw voRx.

,l hsssssner tns nns s;e-mships T. O. KHIeHr sus
2spSis eefwssn snT r0Kk, kLEx: s{1
from Pier 80 Tat river, every sATTapaT A
Sm; le.ve GEokGETowE every FRID1r 81
Agent, ,u o ,c,G s.S ,pk e DEs Hal
sysn1s; ". THonPsOE, Presideus.
eretfne delivered By knoxh Kxprsss. Or
s1s, sr Z, g ths steamer wharf. Vim Be prc1ptS =.
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CHARGED WITH FoRGRRY-A few days ago
Detective McElfresh arrested David Murphy on
the charge of having uttered two forged notes
OF S125 each, purporting TO be made and signed
by A. 3. Lincoln. The charge was preferred
hearing and the case was set for this morning,
but another party having been arrested In Phil
adelphis, who is said to be the principal In the
transaction, the case was continued until that
person can be brought here.
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Corns. &c-Dr. White,

AGENCY FOR UNIVERSITY MEDICINES has re-
moved TO Jos. w. Nairn's, corner OF Pelnsylva-
MIA avenue and 9Th st. Almanacs free. tSep3
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WILL PAY.-A trip now to the great closing
out dry goods and carpet sale OF Wolford q Shil-
berg, IA 7th street southwest, viii pay. Pre-
vio1s to retirement Of this firm from business,
they are Offering many extra inducements to
purchasers. Those who have not been to this
establishment lately, should by oil means not
miH the opportunity.
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A LITTLE Boy DRowNRp.-Yesterdaya after
noon q white boy, i've years OF age, named
Clarence Frost, was drowned in the Eastern
Branch, of Clark's wharf, tooth OF 4th street,
while bathing. His body was recovered and
taken TO the residence ofhis parents, on Georgia
avenue, between 81 and Sd streets southeast.
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FIRE To.DAY-The alarm of nre st 12:45
O'Clock this afternoon from box No. As was
caused by the burning OF O two story frame
house on 10th, between L and n streets north-
wess. The roof was nearly destroyed before the
engines could be got in place 10 work. Loss,
about $500. Origin OF Are unknown.
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 9 to 4. SATURDAYS, 9 to
4 and 6 to 8. 2lt3 Hts
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NEW HXPRKss LINZ VIA oAHAL.
rHrIA AST6s Alb dIEESHAhpRIA W. VASE

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"a M SsI 1ssr rrss Ssorssssvn. d. o.. NON.
= n; IN: oean.e.. {. fkiisdslys,s with -o,,s.,
NJ nst.9 sssner ,er Providenoe, Boston and
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Ektpo 4: fi1 l.ciS 9 o Don .r....o.e.
Ss. ss' One. ;. sss 49, o.
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AUOTIONEERS.

IL AstIiS' boszRs n. RYAn
=. n. HYAl q CO..
0enerei Broeeu and Bel 1esxs AucsSsn~~r~ A.,
Once DsSsrfnsnt' s0s's roo
~1eGS tngIoyensnt snd osnsrsa Ssvsrsss
GMn1AL luRLoYMIHr OTVIoE-.1
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IHk SfNGRR oKWIb6 MACHINE sales ofI5.2
were e219 $50. l,12-e,wn
BUY THR ELASTIC Truss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue; q perfect cure guaranteed. S,3,6
BUY YOUR GAS FIXTURES of Hamilton &
Pearson, Y. NJ. @. 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 mp by expert
enced hands in neat and workmanlike manner
One third saved in gas consumption by using
our improved burner. 7,25,eo6
WINE or THE wooDe, indoreed and pre-
scribed by the leading physicians as q laxative
and digestive remedy, Is steadily gaining In
popular favor; for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con-
stipation, and Headache fs unequaiIed. AZ ,eo2s
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MAcHrr1. The
celebrated BaIaaf Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
mtslligencer building. 1o,2s
THBRMoMRTlRsa and Barometers are repaired
and made 70 orderly Hempler near AZ street
THI CONTINUITY at large appreciate the use
fulnees Of Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
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CsB less of DOoley's than of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as il is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give il a fair trial.
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1874 sUnnrs AReRasGkMESr 1871
FOTOMAo RINnR HANDBAGS 'off

cCLIOh'S. BLAcKESTON'S ISLAND, AND
L1ONARDTOBN.
cn,si s"I,, and i.yertte Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
s,.s.s No. soeeph MhIiei leaves 9Th. 49,
M ~ Ia nohNlkG, for Land nnz-81n
ON TUESDAY, ON sATrRn.v
s,i,, % ciOcA Tor leave al O'CLOCK for
Sandy Point, sxydV p,,,
49,. teS ~ Folnft Liverpool Point,
C SI.n fNihi, Smith Point,
ttewart's Wharf, StsWart,s Gb.r,
1850 WHAT, Tolso1s Whsrf.
pisSs ~, IelLi, Mstthtss' Po,ut,
ne wbaH, MsttoN Crevk,
Iastoh ciehi LongwOod Wharf,
CIugNyoa Nhets Ollie Wharf,
pIIten nan. Coitohs Wharf.
pn aSsizton lslsno, blsckistonis Island,
poiIisahan. Leonsrdtovn,
netOEhiis on Neones- turrionRn.
Is,n,., nsAins the eDufe Returning on sunday.
E.,n ~. ...- - makiDg shove landings.
tpplyto NM BYJEs srep,
ycLo-l Ma-strett Wharf
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LOCAL NEWS,
Condensed Locals.

DR.. Ezekiel Lockwood has been commissioned
a notary public.
The cornerstone of Mt. Olive Baptist church,
on eth street, between l. and NJ streets, will be
laid to- MORROW At , O'Clock p.
Col. Thomas Il. Florence was able to ride out
on Thursday afternoon, the first time for many
months.
Rev. VIM. Mcclure will conduct the service
Of the Reformed Episcopal church In the audi
ence room At Lincoln Hall, to- morrow evening.
Company &, 1st regiment, makes an excur-
sion 10 Marshall Hall on Monday, the proceeds
of which are to be donated to the Wsshing ton
Monument fund.
The Gazette tomorrow will be very interest
ing, containing an original story, Edith Mer-
ton, the Pretty Treasury GIRL" and other inter-
esting articles.
Mr.. G.. L. Sheriff. wood and coal merchant,
missed from his yard, at the foot OF 18th street,
from time 10 time, small quantities OF stock, and
on Thursday night, the thieves becoming bold
er, loaded up scOw with wood and carried it
away.
The annual reunion OF MON Lodge, X. OF P,
took place last evening at the lodge room, cor
Der eth and ID streets. Past Chancellor Dough-
erty presided, and introduced Past Grand
Chancellors Csvis, Thompson ard FOxweII,
who delivered addresses on the principles OF the
order. The singing by Messrs. Dougherty,
Daley, Smith, Riley, Bonn and Kahlert, the
banjo solo by Redheld, and the recitStiOns
"Shsmus O'Brien" and the ''Irish School
master" BY y. X. Kelley, during the evening,
added 10 the interest OF the occasion.
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CITY ITEMS.

htCeIveu at Prlggs JeweIry Store,
NO. 40, Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
STEAMER LINES.

NOTICE.
wharf every MONDAY ENRNINO
~ BY Q eloeki Tor Le1rardtown, Piney e G4as-S
os nlsltorI' Z. hIGHriHGALH,
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FRon PHILADELPHIA
Ship By
New kxpro6s Line. y

Nal . lson bosTOH AND rRovIDEHCg
nsEA He ny VIA "Ctydes Iron Lire, y aul sbfu ty
Boston and ProyideDce Rsilrcsd. -
= sson,,eItisemekt of"Nev Kxprese Lineu
fof iuil information srply to-
.-,,t, G.. HYDE,
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THH SINGER SKwIss MACHINE sales ofIs.s
were e219, $50. fI2-ewtf
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BUY THR ELASTIC Truss, 235 Pennsylvania
avenue; q perfect cure guaranteed. S36