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nRy DhhN hsN LLk, MONTGoN 30,

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- Ihe undersigned hay iug Leased tho sf.5,s M. -
hoteI viii D prepared this season e. CT srr--i-S
&C mr. eau is . ladies and Cent? luar ~ are
iue - 30 me srrliii sr m Lfh- I'm .in --1rrv
Inc air l. pure; being located uea- tn Sucar ~
- ~ sI.p Commands extended rtev IS
W siue stHSe m"unttlns snd tne surrounding
1879. fishlhk hnd huU1iuE In aiuus4ar T.n-
- ~ ~ II lrtNttnt, nave bees made o. the huIId.
rs e.lce last summer, srCh 'Hf' room - \, -
stu' ' f''ile ''lr iiartosXfile laro, or IN, N =
fAAlrosd and one h0uIs ride OF the an
-, ,rhi-; ~ p"r Gay. sud frCm 3 20 so rar seak
III" ~ cnlet = aid seTN ants hall price F,r p
-, LII fihhtln Apply - OF address a. A RAJ,
- = haf 2os' VS. " mtg 1mery Co NJ rI}f-.s
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lCFBERGS IN THE ATLANTIC-Tha New
York sun says The German bark Ever.
haru Dellus salled from Bremen with cargo
OF merchandise for Herman EoOp & Co nj
thls city. on Dover she encounte battling
winds, and after beating two days n a vain
effort 10 get through the straits. was OBLIGED
10 Put about and take the northern passage
which brought her TO the American coast q
little north of Cape Race. On the ith inst,
800 miles nearly due east from the cape two
large lcebergs were sighted. Tie captain
ran up 10 within mile of tie larger berg 10
take us measurement. He found ii over :;nl
ieet high. 500 feet long and a bout hal as wide
Al distance 1t looked like row of gable
rooted houses. The next day the vessel was
surrounded by the icebergs, and on the 9Th
Two more were passed. The ice was moving
slowly in southerly direction. The atmoS-
phere was clear, and so cold that the men
could not work without gloves. On the 9fh
The brig sighted an iceberg about $50 feet i'm
heIgnt, hard aground on the Great Bank,
within fifty miles of Cape Race, where the
depth OF water is not less than 30 feet,
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NJ y New York firm have started n sardI,n
factory at Eastport, Me.
~ The Philadelphians figure up that thay
are cheated out OF over 100000 yearly nv
short weight In coal. ~
AZ Miss Newton, OF Delaware. poisor "A
herself because her mother mispronouuced a
Word IN the presence of company.
a. A slight-of-hand performer is edifyipp
BOSTON with the most puzzling manifesto,
lions OF spiritualiSm. including the Katie
nlhg materializatiOns, and explaining the
PERFORMANCES in accordance with known
physical laws.
81 Money Is being raised at Tarrytown FOR
monument TO Washington Irving In the
vicinity of Sunnyside, his former Country
seat A club OF ladies. of which Mrs Gaoroe
". Aerrell is president, have the matter In
charge. ''ei AZ
"Miss Annie Oliver. a young LADY, n,
az out twenty, preached Sunday evening in
the Fleet street Methodist church Brookivn
y. Y. She was introduced as a woman who
hTi conquered eight hundred liquor deal
erS clos ed their saloons and Won them ali 10
"a Christian life"
ss~Among the effects of the late c. r. Han.
Of Croydon, n. H., the appraisers had the
satisfaction OF handling, counting, and com
pntlng the value OF over three thousand
pieces of silver coin, representing all denom-
IL atiCns OF value and all Municipalities OF
coinage. II was evidently the accumulat ion
Of life time.
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THE TAX-PAYERs OF Iowa county, in this
state, don't care much about the Reecher
scandal, nor whether Henry c. Bowen knows
anything about IT or not. But they know
lbey nave got 10 raise tax Of ST. 900 to sat-
isfy a judgment that Bowen holds against
the county on some railroad bonds that he
bought for ~ cents on the M,ioankee
Meas.
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DEATH FROM SUSST RoKE.-Wm. Carroll
employed at the Soldiers Home was over
come by the heat on Tuesday. but managed
10 reach bis home, 12ii l. street sou theast,
WbeD he died yesterday.
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ENCHANGE HOTEL,

$3.50 Situated GA FEe highest n'i1,'.- she ~.
AZ y hilr- i'pn Mashlnk1u ~ mrrn-
ing aud evening trains each NaY Eara r. -
trp' 81 Is The hotcl J. uew, with double pr, h,s
shd the dinirg nom cool and airy Tho c,untr, -,
a. healthy a. any tn tn world. and Their. are M
mus juices fna' q, - WltGuuf children gr.f,.rr.I
Jela-Sm FRANCIS J-CASNuS Pr,,rist -
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Warrington stock Exchange. Ju,v -.

Qaotot,cns FURNISHED By Middleton + Co, 5ass-y
IRE following were the prices bid and asked al the
meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange to-day
Z . gold, liz bid, ll2a4 asked. Bank stocks~Ns
tonal Bank of Republic, AS bid; National Metro
Pohtan Bank, los bid, Ill asked: Second Nation Al
Bank, % bid, loo asked, Citizens National Bank,
~ bid, JIG asked Farmers and Mechanics Nat
BANK Bank, OF Georgetown, lC- bid. City Passenger
hailroads-M etropolitan stock, ?2is asked: CoInr
sia st1ek, p ssked; Metropolitan, bonds, 6s, M 4
g 80 bid. Sundry List-Naionsl Theater bonds &
a - p. c., IS bid; Masonic Tempe bonds +
& A, Eer G, gold, a hid; Washington Civ Gas
stock, g bic; Ci Is speske and Ohio Canal
Bonds 6s, ll6 bid, l20 asked Arlington Fire Insur
Snce Company stock. 100 biu; National Union Fire
ms Co stock, lsc bid: National Metropolitan Fire
insurance Co. stock los bid. COrcorsu Fire InSnr
ance company stock, les bii. District Sa,urirIes-
lDlstrlct OF luuhia - Per imp g., J. 4 ]
lS2l g BIZ, I0o asked; do. do, ISL j., 1871. q
nLdi Market stock bonds, -, j & J., ls92, 50 hi.
Water Stock Bond. 7's.J & J. 1891. % bid: do
DO do, 1873, % bid: Funded loan Congress 6S a
r. a a; large 1871; 7l7i bid, y. asked: do, do /,
s sn ali ~ BID q asked Washington Five Year
Ger 81 10, y, ISIS, loo bid, !ol}a asked Ten
nesr Bonds, 6s, j. J., ISIS, 81 bid: Fund Loan
s soEGs' Les o. N 1863, g bid; Csrt's =
Georgetown EGeneral Stock, S., J. 4 j. A q
lsol, - bid; b ard Of Public Works-,'ertificafes
Gtheroi Imp, SIS, j. j., 1874, saIs bid OF
asked do 1875 s9ta bid 81 asked: do 1876 Sax hi
~ asked DO lo1, 50 bid, 81 asked: do 1873 st5 bd
VI ked do Series Sg1s bid, 81 a.ked: Cerli+ &C.
W atef Cert1cStes. SIS, 1877. 81 bid
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE SOLD-Thos
,oW ing sold yesterday, at private sale. Lock
Mills, situated between the Chesapeak Ike and
ONTO canal and the Potomac river about two
miles above Georgetown, to Mrs. Caroline
Morgan, for $4,000.
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THE MARINE BAND will play az The Smith
sCuian grounds this afternoon an aig de-! g
Gated TO those who pay their special i'm, prove
ment taxes through J. (. Lay & Co, No. 253
- stTeet-AdCi.
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CITY ITEMS.

A MONUMENT as big as the grand Pyramid
might be built of the teeth that have been
ruined by neglect. Shall this thing go in
lace Of the great fact that SOzOdo,u is a GER
tain preservative of dental decay?
-~-
1T Is NO WONDER that invalids lose naitn
IN all specifies. when so many worthless med
1c1nes ere advertised for the cure of various
diseases; but which when tried, are "found
wanting" We have yet to learn, however
OF .1 me first failure Of Or. Wistdrs Balsdm Of
buo Cherry to cure coughs, colds, and pull
monary disease. 80 cents and 81 bottle,
large bottles much the cheaper.
nature. NATURES BEAUTIFrER Will remove
iiecAies' ZIG
ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias
n me- ,r s at NO. 5 Pennsylvania avenue,
near 81 street northwest. 1876
ASK you druggist for Natures Beautider.
$50 to $4,000 has been invested IN Sock
irlvlieges and paid 900 per cent. profit. Chow
Tum6ridge q Co, Bankers, Wall street,
NeW 1ork. 6,3:
THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
NeW fork avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent per annum on deposits for each calendar
mo mon an. .Hanking hours, 9 to 4 Saturday.
Bun,o GsFnif ,, vsss.IsE .,I E1sle'esnc.
treated at Dr.. Whites establishment, IS 5I i5tS
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
q. m. to p. m. Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to
press OF business during Office hours DR.,
White Is unable TO attend patients at resi-
dences' except after 8 p IA.
FOR Moth Patches, Freckles ana Tan, ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Lotion. II Is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
PeT7ys InIroued Cosnedosas and Pinspls REM
ouw, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult Dr.
r. @. Perry, - Bond street. New York. 6,6,I:
~, THl stHeER SEWING HAoRIsH saiss OF
ls1z were e2 A.2s,N.
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"A THE BEvERIDGE HNTSE

M2Y MIDDL EEUEf, LoCG6t-V - ~.
A33St Il nov ready Tor the reception Il Sr-1rtef
BOsrieis. IL lisa hsnd-auia house. w-isb 81 -.
sna large portico-. sut D. kept IN TIE l,st -,ts
miidlebufg y situated a. the m'>i lsau-tfgt aaa
s"UthNe~i 81 Washington City, has Ilur,s.s,r "a
ana pc 1Strt society. rhorn Il VI nm
hedcai waters have bs-nu pronounced - Phrsi-iara
wit the Railroad Depot. At Lea.i,rrrc s5i ~ A.,
fialas \ ire. ride o. Che springs every ,fay So
t, .il, &C, address JOSEPH n. PATTON. FRO
g.
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EITC-TpNS OF OFFICER The Grand
iousc OF Old Fellows last night elect
81 tiie following C-fCer~ Tor the enSr,-
!nS terin. l. b. Allyn, grand master: Y
Y Feity, dePutv grand master. Joseph III
i'a'iei grand varttr. +. He'll : gceet. ,TenI
stere'aTy. San USl Wls1, grand treasurer.
" ~ r. Mclean representative 20 the Grani
] OsiEe al tire United States
'-t-LtsI iofge- NJ. :. T. q. q T have
ti-ct,i "iiisst~ FOR tIe ensuing team IS fol
Sous, george smith. W q. 4. l. :. Abe
" I. J. IS toC-eG. " - T. Jones. W
: = - Clark, " y .. C-llg,. G. Ef-l'lr--
&"i. Afs .. .t.. Nsa ia IauTlr w u "
= WE. .'cE. " : Also. W \ WHeeincE
- t5i'-rre ,O CrIau Lodge. vice Jameson.
TESTS. ei.
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THE MODERN O.. WAsHINGTON-Georg
Washington couldn't tell q lie, and that's
what ais the average NickSburg boy. The
other day, when one of them accidentally
broke pane of glass in a store window, it
was touching to see him walk bravely into
the store and up to the merchant and say:
"Mr. Blank, broke pane of glass in the
window there, and you can charge il to the
oil" mans account! Put il down as pound
OF saleratus, and he'll never know the differ
ence!"- DickStur1 Herald.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued by,
INSPECTOR PIOwman a. follows George Bur-
Ec~s. Two three-StOTy brick dwellings. % nv
- feet, norrh side q street. between 18th and
fsfh northwest; SI2.eO0. Samuel h. VIM
SRtt, q two-storv frame dwelling, p nv 81
feet. south side @ street, between on anI S0th
sDUiLgest, -, 60
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~ tID Fr-T-TI.S morning Eri~h' {
60 red .- Che Centre market = sling "a - FISH
c. tCr5l yes Ter Tar az ~t1-ev Point ~ Giants.
y. & r-a- an W Evans. - i -h- largest
}>1 ~ the -.ua eve. seen hary and drew such
ci1fV.-~ that 8. st> Sslt - = lT-ey' where
% arfT.Cf#-f The CUriNU~. The 'Sffry-rav
KNOW :. new Ii- ~ the nam Of sff1garpa,
Te~"rT hleS the skate in general aprearar,~s
s"a iI- long slender tan arrt.rt with a
SIrGD- spine uUt-Iet or both sides T1e 7>r
D. tfedftG fCr ne pCwC~ which 81 has of
CsffS This flexible ana muscular tail a a
weapon. twisting q round Jay object ~ al
t;tcS. 49,! -u..t C- Pax severe 'arCerltst wounds
" IN me StTTaict spine. These wounds CIen
cEgs great lIt animation, whence a notion
las been prevalent from ancient times mat
u sing . charged with venom. bat OF this
tlrIc - % evidence.
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bEoRSE WASHINGTON Ger .yITH 4
t.AZst-Il u.lrret la. s,-..s..,.g, 80 49,
0t'r-e " aS.-.-stOn, George Armstrong and
Arthur NilfAu.s. COiOryt., at the corner -
i-ih strret and ONO avenue, Armstrong
WElTIeC CuI razor anu cut WASHINGTON
severely in TIE head anl shoulder and 7faff
H'J- bleeding On The street. officer Shfflir0
hac him removed 70 EEtwisle'S drug store
where DIS. Tree ami Gaiian SeWpt M and
dressed his wounds. Toe quarrel originated
ahout the alleged larceny Of som money
rom washington Oy the other Two. No ar
res = were made
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias.
NC trusses at No. 235 Pennsylva avenue
near 81 street northwest. 1876
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4 Srr-rR I,,1r-xcrIo,, CO. GrnPnf.

y SEwrR INJUNCTION CASE IN GEORGE
TOW y t. 'ErsCVEGSo GFt Ohio Canal
company has Obtained from Judge Wylie. 81
tEe Egrit- Court, "A temporary injunction
RESTRAIN = re District Commission from
constructing sewer eTrptviug into the canal
- NaSItre.7T street. IN GEORGETOWN. TIE
III SETS fGT'- f4at 1D ancient sever cpl-
SfT-c'C.t ',--1- - g. r"fr~3' v0~i~s - r-Sr ?
= Part OF GEORGETOWN ~ a EOTtIeaS terry
diTect o.. meeting an Implying into tue
rarai just east % Y GShiTc'gu street. but
said Ervr- was llfsie -r. 3. anu "a fact fS.Ot
accepted tTr sCfr vSn. as TIE in1prOvpt era les
a. the town ana the general Introduction o! a
wafer EFi r. required TIE till further sets
n3- .lat new sewer Is being constructed
along H---. SION street r:u-tyilE into the
cd .--.~r- sewer. and that ne canal VIII be
r0fe5 .t-rtE, rls gushing ami u0ripIs and is
wafer injured. Judge WYE ma 70 q tenn
Ig-er- re>frai-I-s or .rr. re-u-la.ta on tie
80 o. 81 terlt.-~ next
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BISHOP WHITING HAMS TRIAL-To day
The triai of Bishop Nottingham, OF the do
cese OF Maryland will he commenced The
chaI geS against the reverend prelate are AL
leeed malfeasanCe in lot bringing ih. cler-
y men OF Mount Calvary 10 trial for charges
lald against them by himself, and virtually
sustaining the doctrine Of pureatOry. The
tIlai Will commerce in the veStry room of
Grace church, corner OF Park and MOnu-
ment streets. The court will consist OF eight
ciergymen and eight Iaymen selected from
Ia" ulOceses of this state. central PennsyI-
Nanla, PlttSburg and Virginia. II IS stated
by those who have the opportunity of gain
ING the necessary know ledge, that the fDIIoyV-
ing are the gentlemen who will sit in iudg-
1neut on Bishop Whittingnarn: Central
pennsylvania, Rev. Charles Brock. of Wells
1Orp. Rev Augustus Maple, of Scranton:
i. y LamDeTton, of Harrisburg. and j. L..
Atalce, OF Lancaster. Diocese of PitIShurg
tseN- Dr. Spaulding, of Pitt>burg: Rev. r. &
smith. of UniOntown; John H. Shnapberger
and Thomas NJ. Howe. both Of Pitts brro
Diocese of Virginia. Rev. J. 6. Hanc,el. OF
charlottesville; Rev. DIR. 8. IL. Horton, of
Alexandria, Judge Shelly. of StauutOn and
y ii. Massey, of Charlottesville. The do
ceSe OF this state will be represented bv the
Rev. NJ. levin. OF Port Tobacco. Rev Dr
Hutton, of BrOwnville: Hon. II. r. Masrl-
Ger. OF calvert county, and f.. w. Blanchard
OF thls city. Both the pTesenters ami the re-
spOndehts Will be represented by counsel
Most OF the members of the board of INQUIRY
arrived IN this city last night. The trial is
exciting general interest among EpiScnna-
Hdhs mol only III This section, but through
Out The country, Bishop Whittinghau is nv
no means strong in health, but it is under
stood that he viii, Notwithstanding. be pres
tnt al The inauguration of the proceedings
ana me organization OF the hoard. As seye-
RAJ of the preSenteTS aud many of the wit
h'>Nes are absent from the city, IL Is not an
tlciPated that much progress will be mad,
II litc investigation tO-day--BdI. GQz., 2g{h.
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TIE ARLINGTON TURSTIKE ROAD-Al-
f,oH -N6t'3fg and Election of G1icerS an
EuaI meeting OF stockholders of the ArIing-
lon turnpike Company was held Ol Tuesday
evening at Columbia SchOOl-hOuSe. Captain
ID. Smlth was called 10 he chair, Mr.
James {. Roach acting As secretary. The
meeting proceeded 40 elect officers with the
GLOWING r6SuIt.-H. -. Smith. president:
Eehjamln Austin, secretary; NJ c. MunsOn,
SeweI ID. CoTbett, c. Il. Graham, ir. W, A
Young. SANFORD Bradbury, John T.. Johnson
and Harvey Bailey, directors; NJ. c. Mum
son, treasurer. The following committees
were apTOinted.-On finance-MessrS. S. E.
CoT3ett, John Il. Johnson, Harvey Bailey.
SANFORD bradbury and Curtis Graham. jr
On TOad-MeSSTs. :. +. COrbett Harvey Bal
ley and John K. Johnson. The road commit
Tee were directed TO see that the ErickyarI
men who had contracted 70 cut down the
hills near Fort RunyOn. for the clay, comply
WIN their contract, and have that portion OF
The road In good condition before the fail:
also 10 see that the contractors for keeping
the balance OF the road in good repair do
their duty.
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Retail Prices. Center Market.

MAT Beet porter house. 2a25 per 10: sIrI0in,
-, round Is, roasting pieces. 2la25 coruec, balls
erred, -, ,.lcGd. .. Clipped, -, PORK, g,29;
S.rt'j. eal&5ai Mutton, Ea2tC; Lamb, lSa21; Veal,
lss2Si Dried Re + 2la21, Hams, whole. II. cut Is
si' - p; Midiiings. Is; cut, 10; Tongues, 5gaJJ
eal n Lard, leC per u
tLsH.-RnCk. S5a4O Per bunch: Perch, 25a41 per
tNnch' tatnsh. Is Ter bunch; HslibUt, ~ per n.
Perch yellCw- ~ per punch, SLad 5OasGo per pair
IsTing, = cts. Per bunch; Sheep head, 75al 90:
Ssl.cu, tCaliiCrnia,j 40a5gc. per ID; Salt Water
IA. lers fts;Oc: Cod, l-1aaB per ID, Lobster Is,
NTSETAsI rs Potatoes, Irish. ~ Ter pk: Onions
a. per PIX, spring do. per buil, H. CaIbAge. 81, ~
Etr nesa. Corn, FsI5 per doz-. Ockrs, IS per pk /:
u, as ~ Per Ek, Tomato p Isr PIX Cucumber,
y per dozen; CymiiE-- -al0 per d9Z R-ats 5 rar
IN; NateImeiUus, 2sa5J each, Canteisupts, LAS
each 1850
FE'lT>-oraneeS, H1.5 Per dozen: Lemons 2'925
pHrC.Zen Apples, 4tiJi per PIX do June, 3l4i per
gh hFTlcct-, > per box.
DRIED FKyITs.-AppIc-, ldaI2 per pound. Peaches,
re- 2hs25 per ~.
BITTER. -Pt iladC1Thia Print. ~ Der H.: NJ,
trk trcsTcrv -. choice ruli, A.. fair do 25tl5.
tg-~. ~ per dozen Cheese. pas per u.
IgJLTKY.-C hcRens, live, 1jaI - per pair; Ducks,
I5al 80 per pair.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested IN Sock
privileges and paid 800 per cent. profit. GLOW
10 90 IT," A book on Wall street, sent free.
New York "a.
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ASK you druggist for Natures Beautifier
21.6
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The MarketS.

BAITINoRR, July q. Cotton nominal - mid
ding, 4Ssl+h. Flour frmer and not higher.
VIII. at-sou thern, fruer aud : cents higher: west
ern nominal, Pennsylvania red, ! IS MARI Ian rcd
l.aal 50: 10. amber, 4eaI.f5; 90. white 2ssl 30;
No. Chic 60 and Milwaukee spring. IS.alsf
Corn brElsr and cent higher for western: south
ern steady; southe white, 81; southern yellow, So
western mixed, 81: spot. SiS; August, IS last half
August. Oats firm and sirly active-southern, S3a
65 western " bite, Casa western MIXED, sla62 Rye
quiet ard steady. i.oe. Hay 1uiet-Mary land aud
PenpsytvsDta, 3 ooa2S 90. Provisions auiet and
steady. Pork, % %. Bulk me ats nomlnal-should-
ers IA cle"r rib sides, l2h loose, packed ol,aI,k
Bacon steaay-shoulders, leis: clear rib sides IsS,
Hams, li1sslssI. Lard steady-refn4d, H. Butter
hrn-~ e-teIn extras, IS, do hrss. 22a24 Petroleum
hrmer; crude, 5hssA; refined, u1saA Coffee un.
changed. Whisky firm but quiet. 81
BALTIMORE, july 2-Nirginis IS. paela-S a..
Virginia =, consolidated, 81; West Virginia s. So
SoIth Caroilna 6s GID, 10; do, new, 10 BID - day
NV YORK, july co-Stccks active and steady
Money, 2 Gold, 2ss. Exchange, long, +s7. short
40: Governments dull and Irregular
NEW YORK, July 29-Flour dull and heavy
wheat firm AND quiet, Corn firm.
loNpoN. July 90, IL 20 m.-The directors G. the
BARK OF England, at their eeting DAY fixed the
M Dlmum rate OF discount at bank al p, Der cent
The rate Of discount in the open market for three
MONTHS bills Is % per cent, or = halog hank rate
u >. new SIS, lOt. Erie, 1873. New York Central %
=, LoNnoNJu'y p. AS 2. m.-Rate for money az
SOCK EHChanee on government securities il u per
cent toHsols for money ~ @ l6: for accouHt, ga
nlte. states 10 80 ). l06I.. new SIS. l0i's Erie
lSs' do. preferred, 261.
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The GREAT Ice STORM AT GFNFyA.-Ad-
vices from Geneva state that tho first q p
counts of the great storm which recently
Iook place there did not exaggerate the
aihpuilt OF damage done, but considerably
uDderStaJed IL. Within a cirauit ~ TON ~
Twelve miles round The city nearly all the
crops, vineyards, orchards and marker oar
ueus were swept away. An extraordinary
number of small birds were k5Iief - ~
nan one person alone picking up I'VE hun.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
rev York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 9 to L Saturdays, .
70 and tO6 Nt3,14t16
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THE BRICK CASES AGAIN.

John Pepper was arraigned for buying
stolen pIOpeIiy-brick from Wilson T.
Browns yard-knOwing the same to have
been stolen. After hearing the testimony
the court imposed a fine of 500. An appeal
vas noted. Angelette Allen, charged witt
an assault and battery with intent 20 Kill
Mary Fitzgerald with razor; COMMITTEE
1OI The action OF the grand Jury
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tsSueI 70
Herry Allen and Rebecca CuppinghaTn;
diHer BrC1E an. Lucy Nelson; James r.
Brown and Margaret A. Jorfan. Frank
EOwSTr and Ma E HaTde q, w A Simms
ard Martha A. Gertridge, K. 8. Collins. OF
u oTsei9N d, and Cara loedneT, of Balti-
more, BeUi. smith and Fannie MinG- of
G-JTget 9Vu. Joan Z. Phillips, OF Alexaudria.
and Nary = Grossly. FL IL Habn of RAJ,
tlTnOre, and Margaret l. Hunt. of Br XXI, n:
Henry Jones AMI Carrie Iae kSO4- VIM 4
4 :. -raC- - GIL, N.tI-.-r.-a - Y = -
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NATURES BEAUTIFIER Will remove
freckles. Or q
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HOTELS.

NV EUROPEAN RESTAURaNT.
~ SO4 : STREET, OPP. Masouic Tomyle
ARMAND BODTN
comfortable and elegantly furnished ROOMS
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest Who's epi
Liquors. Fragrant Ciears
Elegantly furnished BoOms for private Dinner and
e-fPgt batttes' lelS ly
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THE sIxaER sEwINa NAoaIss sa,ss OF
ls1z were e2 A.}s,N.