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The New York herald., 1875-08-29

RS- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NKw YORK
HERALD has adopted Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coo red green red changing from the other
In succession and be several miles distant. Cap
tans Of vessels upon seeing this signal will oblige
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department fthe HERALD.
17Pesons desrous Of communicating with vessels arv
ing New York do BY addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York
received from all parts Of the world and promptly de-
hvered Duplicates required
The New York herald., 1875-08-29
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE MONTHS
OF AUGUST SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

Steuner Sails lDest ination Office
The New York herald., 1875-08-29

ASTROLOGY.
A sTRoLoGER LISTER, 800 SIXTH
n avenue Send for circulars Address all letters box
s,629 Post Office New York
A WONDERFUL CHILD GIFTED WITH SECOND
N sight brth tells everything without questioning
stolen property business and absent enda Rosi
dence IL East Fifty first street
A TrRNTIoN' KNOW THY DESTINY AFTER YOU
living Clarvoyant; brings together those separated gives
luck causes marriages 1853 Wost Foyhrst street. noar
Broadway.
A MINK BRIGNoLI TELLS NAMES, SHOWS LIKE
"A. nesses marriages, Soc 70 81 100 West Twen-
ty-6fth street
A -si 600 REwARD-NO TMPOsTTIoN-
A tlnirvoyant and Test Medium h Mrs PoSrRR Nor,
Pas advice on business lucky numbers names full sat-
sfacton l59 East Thirty third srseL between
Lexington and Third avenues
A TTENTION L-CONsULTATIONs ON BJsTNRss
N lawsuits and enemies LOSSES absent friends
ages aud death refused unless satisfied No $40 Sixth
avenue Nine SIEdHI. Clairvoyant.
A NINE. LA BLANCH THE oRRAT UNRIv1LLETp
"a. Business and Medical Clarvoyant, No. Io2 West
Thirty-hrst street, third door west Of Sixth
L'RENCH LADY TELLS PORTUNEs-PRTCR MODEK
Twenty ninth stroeta
NINE. ROSS, GREATEST LIVING cLATRVOY1YT
wi gives advice In hove business losses; tells evervhin
Mrs sIADR TELLS EvERYTHING-TITKq
u1 shows kenescs, dead and living, recovers stoleu
properly brings separated together too Sixth avenue
NINE COLLfNS-A RELIABLE AND TRiIsTwopTIT7
1A SiAir'oSanA xI5 SIKH avenue. Bevaatsspih a
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LU NCHI
LUNCH!
LUNCH!
PICNIC PARrIES, TRAVELLERS
ENCCRSlONuSfS
SUPPLIED WITH EVERYTHING FOR LUNCH
SOUP. GREEN TURTLE, MOCK TURTLE,
yEkMICELLI, CHICKEN, To-
MATO, In quart cans ready for use.
FISH. SALMON, Is cents Der can.
LOBSTER, 20 cents per can.
SARDIN Es. ~ cents per can.
THoNNY FISH 30 cents per eau.
eHADINES, ready for use
MEAT. ROAST BEEF, 40 cents per can.
BOAST CHICKEN. 50 cents per can
ROAST TURKEY, 50 cents pr can
COOKED CORN BEEF, 50 cents per
sPICED. HAM. LUCK. TURKEY, CHICKEN,
ANGhOXY PASTE. PIUKLED
, OYSTERS, ready for use
DRINK. LETM I9s thH8S sU &iEs LINE
TAWBA VINE. s1RAwBERHsHY
LEMON SYRUP, TAMAKINps ,
LAGER BEER, CHOCOLATE
'~OAr. st si5s4 s' E 4! ' tsi'.'
We SELL GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS
ONL1 e never have had a domestic cigar In our
case. NONE But IMPORTED SOLD. All we'll
SHOWN brands and styles always on hand, and Of
Trade rupplied at New York prices.
G. g. CORNW ELL Z SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
14le PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
fnE42t Oppoeite Willard Hotel
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I41e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
fue42t Oppoeite Willard,s Hot.
PROPOSALS FOB FUEL.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
OV'ee 4" DtstpstHg Clerk and Super ,ntendsnt,
WAsHiNGTON, ID. c., August 2, ISIS.
alec Proposals i'll be received this office until
~ CLOCK m, on TUESDAY, September 10, ISIS
a. follows:
For the delivery al storage of nine hundred 1901
tons t22O lbs TO the TONI Of best Iuslity of Lee
Whne ASH Furnace or large Egg size Coal, to be
Thoroughly screened and free from slate and to be
delivered within thirty days from the date of abe
contract, and stored in the vaults Of the De
Guiding before the contracting party will be paid
Average samples Of the Coal must accompany each
factory certificates from shippers that the Coal de-
hvered TO him from vessel or cars is the kind re-
qulred by the Department.
6iso Tor the delivery and storage Of twenty 90
cords OF best Bakers Pine Wood, TO be delivered
snd corded AT the Department building as may be
desired within thirty days from the date Of con
tract.
The whole to be weighed or measured by the In.
sfect0r app )lnted under the provisions of Sec 37ll
Revised Statutes Of the L. b.
The bids will be opened in the Office Of the Super
intence ut, Ia the presence of such bidders may
snoose % atte nd on Wednesday, the 18th Septem
made on or before Monday. September 20, ISIS.
The Department reserves the right to reject all
or any portion Of the bids receives if deemed for
the interest Of the Department so to do
satisfactory bond will be required in each case
u BE executed and filed within ten days after the
awsrd made, for the faithful Performance of the
contract. JOP BUkNSIDE
ID, burslns Clerk and Superintendent Post Office
Department. aug4w4,
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Average Daily Circulation, l4,5OO
The Star for the Summer.

P-soyss Leds-,so the city for the Summer OF Sor
any portion Of d may hdre THE STAR se-a By
ssGQ. postG9e prepaid, for much period Of time as
Lsey desire at ne roae Of rs cents per week, so
ce''.s pe- month, s1-S0 fo~ Three rso.s.hs, o. 81
Jor nz rorRha
~N b. The pope7 Is nor in any case se,a oy
mai usIess the rsoney therefor accompanies tie
order.
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Any invention calculated TO lessen the
probability OF railway accidents ought to
be promptly and thoroughly investigated by
railroad managers. The failure to place the
proper signals along railway lines at the
right time is a prolific cause OF disasters.
That our present system is defective is proved
by an accident which happened not far from
this city a few days since: I'm fact il Is con-
clusively demonstrated almost every week
in the year. The chief electrician OF the
Great Western railway Ia England thinks
he has discovered the means whereby most
accidents happening from this cause ca1 be
prevented. His invention is described as a
new adaptation OF the old semaphore, the
arms of which are made to move By cleo
trieity- II Is Claimed 10 can be worked read
lily hundred miles away, and tina. the sem
aphOre can be controlled by the engine driver
OF a train by means of a lever or treadle con
nected with the engine, and which, the in
ventOr claims, renders the employment of
signal-men altogether unnece sSary. This in
yentiOn which, il Is said, has received the in
dorSement Of scientific men and railroad
managers in England will soon be practi-
cally tested on a railroad line In Australia
which is TO be provided with a full set of
electric signals. 1t is TO be hoped that the
test will demonstrate It's practical value be-
yond cavil. Quite enough accidents happen
from broken rails, misplaced switches. OBJ
struCtio and other causes to satisfy the
average traveller, and If disasters resulting
from defective signal system can be pre-
vented by some new method let il be adopted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

Among the important subjects 10 be con-
sidered by the National Educational Assoc
citation now in session at Minneapolis is the
matter OF the representation of our eIuca-
tional interests at Philadelphia next year
A committee, Of which General Eaton, Com
missioner OF Education, is chairman, ap-
pointed by the Department OF Superin-
tendence at the meeting Of that body here
last winter, will probably report and make
recommendations as TO how the progress and
present status Of education can be best pre-
scented.
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LOST AND FOUND.

go REWARD Lost. CD Monday afternoon, a
- POCkET,BOOK, containing about e6o.
The finder will please return to WM T. LAWS
Room l In,ellieencer Building It,
I UST-On the Sd inst, Lady's GOLD GROSS,
II between ID and Eth and NJ aud streets north
west; highly priced as keepsake. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving il at 3OI street
northwest. iaug4 3tl j. H. WEIRICK
l OST-On the 3]st ult E, on PennsyIvania avenue
IL 7th or 9Th street, roll cf MONEY, containing
S65-two twenty and FIVE five dollar bills A suit
able reward will be paid for its return to Room s,
War Department. aug3 IT.
EOCND-Sa.urday night, in a street car, SUIT
OF CLOTHES. The owner will come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take Them aw ay .
NO. lS4s lIh STR ct southeast. aug2-3t'
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rREEN GINGER,
GREEN GINGER,
aug3 81 N. W. BURCHELL, 1882 Est
HOi GO TO sELBY'S FOB CHEAP AND
II COOP SHOES tents, Boys, Menisrf,
SIG, value slI5 and .S2; Ladies Lasting RkS
Polish, 81, 3 and ug; do Fox, Sl.S
Sl7s 81 worth 81 20; Ladies', 81 Croqnet slippers,
75c.; Gore, Buskins 75c.; Childrens Shoes. 81, 50,
621. IS cents and mp; Ladies' Brush Kid Polish,
So %, wcrh s3.J3; Ladies' NeWports, Sarstog ~,
81 80. value 81. II will pay you to spend car fare
and call st 1914 and 1916 Penna. ave-, between
18th aud 10Th sire cts. aug3-tr
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OR. RO8EREss,, .-v,o,-.x--.

THE "POOR MANS FRIEND.n
II eonAdently recommended TO the public - IN I'M.
liberated Sore Legs, even II Of Twenty Year,
standing; Cuts, Burns Scads, Bruises, Chilblains,
Scorbufic Eruptions, and Pimples In the face SOrc
and Infamed Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore Breasts, PILES,
ristula, &c.
PILULK ANfISCROPHULK,
Scrorhula Leprosy, and all skin diseases one OF the
best Alternative Medicines for purifying the blood and
mild and superior FAMILY APERIENT that may
be taken ct al dimes without condnement or change
Of diet.
Sold in Boxes 1t Is. I'D, D.. 3D. &. 3D. u.s., and
n each.
ct their DispensAry, Bridport, Engsnd. and BY sl]
respectable Medicine Vendors. Sp28- On
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MANHOOD RESTORRD,

A victim Of youthful imPrudencs, eas.fng Irsoa-
vain every known remedy, hss found . simple SELF
cure, which he will send Jyss TO his fellow sufferers.
Address j. b. REEvEe, 10 Gassau street, New
York. mAy3-eoam
DO0IRTD VEGETABLE COUGH sYRUP.
u Xees;d. I: - q VI MheeS4ea o9HHs - esn1es
sSEec y Is e 81. /. a.. =. S SS.s
Oolds, Hoar1so6, Bore fhroet, OroaI, ald IN Bf0n.
~ s. 81 y s sf6 or &c g
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KIroHEA UTENSILS, TIN WARE, &c
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

In e their branches; employ no boys and only Con-
potent mechanics, and from long On perienoe IN
this branch Of the business can guar sntes Good
work a. fair prices. Orders for jobbins work sped
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
3l5 9th street, between Psnns. and d q. north
~eN' je0rly
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MOfHOg 0ORH0
biaai covs1s 6osss. t.. ffoS nssSs,
oess which removes I'll grease and vegetable stains
e6ectualy. single DeFSons Who have no occommo-
With mo until the fall season. Blankets ana Our.
tAins Of I'll DESCRIPTIONS CLEANED In . superior nan.
city can get thslr Revsains and other suits casassS
, ssG6t SIS Nh r,,s o,,o.,,! bis! y!sans
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.-Par.-es want
" ing information about Georgia = Florida,
at Savannah, Ga. Datly. $40, Weakly, "a per an
nun. Advertisers, desiring customers In these
States should its columns. the best papsT IN
the Southeast. Specimen CO pies sent on receipt of 5
cents. Address J. III. kSTlLL, Savannah, Ga
aue4-3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

What the republicans say OF their political
opponents in Kentucky with reference to the
Late election in that state-"They are Joined
TO their idols, let them alonei''
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A. STRAU9.

A. 9TRAU9.
NOTICE FROM THE AGENT OF THE EDEA
IN COLLAR COMPANY
One Hundred Thousand MEDIA COLLARS,
Linen faced, on hand, to be sold. Two boxes Tor
tyenty-nye cents. Sizes from u to II inches.
seventy nye dozen P1RCALE BOWS, ct i've cents
each. Call at i. LULLEYB,
Jyt1m1 GIG Pennsylvan avenue.
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WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
o. OuH
STOCK OF SLATE NANTELA

Having the bes selections ofoolors In styles and noe
erate prices We show the best selection Of PA RLOI
CRATES, plain and fancy, summer Pieces, 60, In
the city. Our Baltimore KlTCREN NANCE,
after ten years extensive use, conceded to be the
most satisfactory cooking fixture In the market lS
has recenty been greatly improved, and now he's IL
new patent water top In al the largo siSeo.
We sell the celebFeted Bssetow BDecial Heating
Range, the Buck d Granger Ilevated Ranges, the
W0Ghington, Columbia, and AmoeSoQO Portable
Ranges; also, full line q
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FOB SALE Oh RENT,

have large assortment OF TENTS, au Sizes
suifaoIs iSf camp meetings, cunning and nshinG
Z. G. WHEELER, TN and B streets,
yh-eoW opposite Centre Market.
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hThe experiment Of using dead oil todeoier-
lie the oGeriferOus Baltimore basin is gener-
ally regarded as a success by the authori-
ties of that city, but the opinion prevails to
some extent that IL is killing the fish not
only In the basin but in the Patapsco, as a
large number of the finny tribe appear float
ing on the water. The Sj0, says that should
the "dead OIL extend its influence too far
from the city and destroy the fishes and oys-
tiers in lower Maryland waters, il would be
question whether its continued use would
be advantageous.
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Richmond must be a dear city in more
senses than one. A music dealer the other
day asked and received for a piece OF sheet
music the extravagant price OF s2,Gl2-in
confederate money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

~A NETTING or COLUMBIA TYPO.
~ GRAPHICAL UNION, No. IOI, will b.
bed at the hall N the Tribune Building THIS
"Wednesday EVENING, at u O'clock
10 L.. Ii. PATTERSON, Rec Sec
~ATfENTION RECHABITES-The ofic1r.
w and members Of M0CHT vERNON TENT
No. q, l. o. Of B. hereby notified tn st shs reg
Mar meeting Of this Tent viii be held ct Tsmper-
ance Temple, 9th street, between and streets
northwest, THURSDAY 4vENlS9, August sth,
ISIS, b. y. OLfPHANT,
auglHs Recording Secretary.
~I o. o. R.-fhe regular meeting Of MOUNT
w NEBO ENCAMPMENT, No. 8, win De held
Wsdns ss;Sb. Ex !. s0ef
aus3n lTribI THOS. w. FOWLER, Scribe.
"RENOyAL..Wn. .. HOLTzMAN, Attor:
nAi r Es%S,sf a 70 No iSsi IA sfr1 =
1eassd 70 see h friends and business
IegAl business solicited, and money invested.
irGI jeo-6
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nR. ROBERTSON,

IT, la4 l0TH STREET, MAR Pa. Avr.
From long experience in both hospital and private
practice, win guar antee q In al Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Gouorrhea, elect, Structure, Syph
HE, and 6permatorrh9a. Cases Of Gonnorrhoea TO
gently contracted cured in to days. yphis In al
Its stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
eradicated from the system, without the OF mer
curry. Spermatorrhes, brought on By excesses and
abuse In youth causing loss Of memory and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness, mpotency,
ton Palpitation Of the heart, pains in beck, dmnea
Of sight giddinese, evil forebodngs, self distrust
Dr.: B., located for many yeers q 10 8. Eutaw q
Baltinore Nd, has CONSENTED, amer many solicite-
nent ONCE In that city, where . may b oonsultod
svery Wsdnssday md Saturday b seoh week, no0S
toeD mara II
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, claims the
honor OF the next centennial which she will
celebrate on Monday next with q parade,
speeches, banquet, &C. The event TO be
celebrated Is brush between the British
troops on board Il NJ slOop Of war Falcon,
and The pTovincials. TIE result of the en-
gagemeEt was the killing % three British
soldiers and the wouniing OF one lieutenant
the loss on the American side being two
killed, and thirty-five prisoners captured by
tie enemy. The day after the skirmish,
however, the Falcon sailed away TO Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04

= The neetest, the smallest and the ohsa1--
ct strels1 Ssysn octave Piano ever
% tn street northwest, halt suuere sboys Pstsus
Once One nne Ptaso, bat nttls 10sl, for sale 81 .
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Another atrOcious outrage by New York
policemen is reported, the compliments in
The case being two young girls who were
comparative strangers in the city. Gener-
all speaking, policemen are considered the
safest persons for females travelling alone to
appeal to for guidance IN strange cities. New
YORK, however, is getting To be an exception
20 the rule since many OF her public guar
dams are fully as dangerous as the hackmen
and Ianderers who infest her wharves.
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- new secret society known as the CLAY
MAKERS Degree, or the Sublime Masters OF
the Oriental secret, and Illustrious Com
panions OF the Orier OF Humility" has been
organized in Virginia The names smells of
hayseed, but the founders announce that
they have no connection with the Grangers.
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BOARDING.

PARKINSON HOUSE,
3D STREET AND PA. Az.
First class Rooms ard good Beard at reduced
rates. First class Table Board, $40 per
week aug3 6t<
4 J. FLANAGAN,
y. 1922 AND 1924 n STREET,
Between Nth AID 18th sts,
Will reopen, with all modern improvements. for
the reception Of BOarders, July 80. Near War,
Navy and new State Departments. j,29-6t'
N1ILLlkEHB- Corner of 10th and Z street.
IV1 northwest, Washington, ID. o., one square from
Avenue and street care. Board by the week or
month. Transient Board, "a per day. House thor
oughly renovated and reeurnished.
febSy FRANK MILLIKEH, Proprietor.
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BRODsIEAp & co,

bkGDussD - 90.
SSs PeHna. avenue, bet. eta and igth ST..
Ger' At grestly reduced ptic.s ,r -amFIre Zine =
Cotton audN -oisu lras- Goods
BlaSk silks tiuCluaIrg Gutuet. Brllor a. a. ..
AID pr.o;e's celebrated makv-I
BisCk ard Pisrk aud " hate s'-ipe sranaIluaz
TaTlet rs, >vi--a-. Naiuspuks- bish1r Laau,
Victoria Lawns French Huslns, Pelin~, Llu.u,.
SC. AC.
sh,etinc and Shirtiugs Coifous of the h,st aak..
Ftsuuels Of ali kinds, both cotton .ud wool
Cloths AMI CassInlcres, pAmAsk Tabls Cloths
piece 81 ward
Table Linens, Napkin, Doylies Towels, &C
Ladies and Gents nd-rwear. Collars. glf-
Neck Tie. suSpen iers. SC sc
Ho-lfry, GloN g., Para ols. Umbrellas.
Hamburg a. i NsiIs oh Edges, Ribbons, Rufitng.,
&C.
Dress Innings q all Kind. AMI Dress Protectors
and many .ih,'r desirable gooi.
anisutt. q bl cached cotton. l5c
Thr"e u SO. Paris Kids ia all colbrS. : rs, One
Burton N ids s..
These goods ar al frU ciaSs in manufacture
quality color and i.-lga, and pur, ha-ed fpr be-
the closest m arke' in the United States Thlsp
wishing % get the fullest value for their money
should call and examine the stock II
BRODHEAD q CO..
$50 Penn ave. between ath and lBth SITS
Store open until r m. lgglfr
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DRY GOODS.
GREAT CLEARINGLoUT SALE

GREAT CLEARlNG-OUT SALEl
DIV Goops AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
IrrNloas - .1f s'mi annual siock tssing Ia >rp
tent 81 ~ hail Crer enfire : ~ ~
phtSS snopS CLOTHS. CASSTNER IS
AND MANY OTHEk t,OgpS
Al AAkk En DOWN PRICES
aversGiug stcui 20 PR CENT l,ss fb,n -rnrr
prErtss
az early Tor TIE best bsrsa,ns N.a-e Att
mir Ell 10 lose cut pur II MINER STO "A ~ -
O. IN "a q -. m Z q new fsll Gnuds
GA P-tfs 10 Al.
hogan wNIIs
.rCg2-u NEw SEoEE-No. 1914 ~ str-..r /.
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-COUNTARs-One Bar and Eating
Apply TO CHARLES KLOTZ'5 Restaurant, No
his street northwest augi-3tr
L'OR SALE-At BURGDORF 4 BROS ~
= Stable, II /. Sth street, q fine Driving IN
HORSE, six years old. Also, a Buggy. ca
Horse perfectly 81 und. aug4-3ts
EORSALE-CheaS-A very stylish BAY MARE
Il Harness. and Jump Seat Top Buggy, OF ~
VIII e. change for real estate. Address &c. %oN
L." Star Office. angi 81
EOR SALE FILES of the NATIONAL IN
TELLIGENCER, nearly complete. Address
"INIELLlGkNCER,- Star office. aug3 8.
EOR sALE-Cost Sos, will selI for S0,a WEED
Il SEWING MaCHlN L little used ana in perfect
order. Apply l3Ol 9Th street n. W. auG3-2.-
E'OR SALE-At the stables Of Gheen o. born,
Il on street betW cen 9Th and 7th, four ~
fine ROAD OF DRIVING HoEsES. In
arg3 Il ALEX. COCHRAN. GA
EoR SAI.E-SiHteen young HORSES, from to
Il years old, some good steppers. Sold at -
liberal prices. II lot as guaranteed money YIN
refunded: Apply at the corner off h aad 81
streets southwest. aug26
100 1000 CA BRAST PLANTS " kIf, FOB SALE.
Iy50 o. street, between llth and 18th SITS n. e.
LOB SALE CHEAP-A large assortment of TtaI
! Ian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS,
MA m VIM. RUTHERFORD, Ills Pa. ave.
EOR sALE-5O CARRIAGES, Jenny Lind BUG.
and s ssfa: we sSa fG Al
work warranted a. representa- =,
Carriage and Wagon Manufactnrer, nos. lsi and
1876 Bridge st., Georgetown, ID. o. my8-m'
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1 hEai SALE
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY coonS

SELLING orr AT SLEUbffTEh.
PhiCkS ron 1HihI9 BSA>.
L make rntim f.r rev FHll Stock. e ia a.s.r..
ties ia Strip sni Plsiu BLACK skkN AIINs~ sr
price,
Nsvy Rlue and Plain Shade Bs-'ste sUIlINsS
]. = CENTS. worth p.
Zine Black kLPA'AS. AZ - 50 ava .r one.
very cheap ifh iarEs lot # desirable s-arlr . Id.
adapted O. the general want a. sok 'srr- . -s,.
ise Avn prices T .Im- cash.
y. ". EpIIFN
y - - Corner sth street arr y .rket Sp.ra
BARGAINS RARGAINsv