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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

A Doc As ASSISTANT JAILoR-Mr Bun
CIlne, at the jail, has the champion watch
dog of The United States in a setter, but mas
improved its natural aptitude for Keeping
jail by thorough education In its profess
sl0nai duties. Outside the Jail il is simply a
respectable, well behaved dog of good descent
by 10 means to be considered 4 counexion of
"cUrs OF low degree" but when within the
jail walls its self-consciOusnesSr rises TO full
realization of the ma .uitude OF its RESPONSE
blltieS as public official, and the soft
saunter with which il moves when Off duty
is changed into self poised majesty that
reminds one of dignified hospital steward
lie Is relied on to watch some twenty or
more prisoners who sometimes have the
liberty Oi the jail yard and he never fails.
Let one OF them approach 10 the Jail wall
and grOwl gives him notice that he stands
no chance in that direction. All night
long he Is awake and the slightest noise or
movement he is on the alert. When outside
the jail ne will take whipping from his
master or become cowed. or will respond II
a caTeSs, but when in the Jail yard IL his mas
ter strikes ne Ties at him and no amount of
beating can tame hiIr when he is on his own
grornd. 1t is said that he is a lineal de-
scendent OF sold Dog Tray."-AIer. Jd) Ga
zfffe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

SONS OF TEMPERANCE-A quarterly noeet-
ing of the Grand Division Sons of Temper
ance OF this District, was held at Tenn per.t1c "a
Temple Last night, and the reports OF the q
w PatriA rch and Grand Scribe were pre-
scented, showing an increase in the member
ship during the past quarter. A special COM
mittee was appointed 10 cooperate with the
subordinate divisions in arranging for ire
qGent public meetings, thus keeping the
work of the other continually befo.e the
public. Most Worthy Patriarch Bradley
gave "A Eatterine account of the progress OF
the order IN other jurisdiction du-iRg the past
year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05
THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met

1HE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS met
!ast evening, the vice president. Mr. w r.
toiilns, In the chair, aud Mr.. VIM H. Reel
secretary The monthly report OF Chief E,-
during the month OF July there were * aiari.a
OF nre, involving an estimated loss of SIS G9g
on which there was an Insurance OF sS T+1
= ne report recommended that Daniel McDe.
NJ, be confirmed as a private in fhs ienar,
ment Applications for positions in the de-
partIYA ent were received from John L. Han.
SOB, Timothy Doyle, Geo. w. Miller aud ".
ECggins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

ire fnIfltAf~ Hl. LEE the water Tt-ISt TAI D..
parking commission. and 0veI>ter OF streets
Irt sewers, received their pay to-day iOT
July.
BUILDING PERMITS
iSS1eC by Inspector PiOwmau today. I. 3.
Winter, a brick dwelling -OrtbS!de NJ he-
tween 10Th and nth streets northwest; SOD
j Euet>On. a two story brick dwelling. 4. by
- feel, east SIDE Ilth, between Il and r
StTt cts sou thegSf, II Et". =. N2l1Uey. n brio x
store house, sOUthsiGe of PeUu> ylvania ave
nue., between al ard ith streets southeast
$500 7. HySOn, remodel q TWO story brick
dwelling WtSl lie an. between II aui
streets northwest. - zoo 3. l.. porrain, a
-vC story brick dwelling. west side >th, be-
tween Il end Z streets south east. ~GgJ.
THE ALNSHOUSE-
Under TIE Efforts o. Col. Lubey, cOmmis-
SICIeT q! The Washington AlmShOuSe. SeVe-
raj Improvements and repairs have been re-
Gently made about those premises. The
branch has been completed. which will carry
or all the refuse matter Whereabouts into the
creek, thus relieving the place OF the bad
CGOT which has existed There. "a general
cleaning up, by painting. papeTing. plaster
ing. WhiteWaSEiTg- &c. haS been effected
Iu2EiTga better condition of things than mas
~ .sI't Tor many years. The Oil POJteTS
neij ha> been renovated; an addition made
10 IL AID a strong picket fence Constructed
around IL y grave wa X las DCeu made in
side next 70 tie fence and one run through
TIE Ger tire from the entrance There are
now about eight acres of ground devoted 10
Inns purpose, which has been surveyed by
Dir. Forsyth ana divided into squares and
sites, each site being numbered IN 4egUIar
order. ard record book will EeFeafte- be
EtPt If eaCr Individual inferred in these
grounds so that friends Of the Iccea ,et may
~ any time tiSiEter and remove the re-
mains. II i the dsterui nation OF Cot In hey
"a stop ali d6TTc dalton on the groves OF the
t.rirItUTates b1GICd mere ana RESI- fcct!Og-
Isl may lCOH out fOT reception IN future
ySh'c1 they Will not Ike. The grounds will
hereafter BE- brown Is the Cemetery EJr the
ECIT gt fEe lgt~ l~lct of COluTnUia.'-
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THr CAPBACE BrrTrR-FIY.

Mr.. Idi',r, IN my last article promised TO
give You Tue result Of my efforts in the use OF
ashes and SCOT for the destruction of this
Troublesome insect. Having used these
articles literally, | am satisfied that their
use VIII cheek its ravageS to a great extent,
but that hand picking is the only sur
n1ethOf for ne destruction OF its Offspring
the worm. Being DESTROYS to learn the habits
and nature of this insect. | have il crIed in
is various fCrmatiOuS-fTO the egg TO the
fly. Placing the eggs and worms in cigar
box with glass top, | have carefully
watched their different charges. Within ten
Gays, the worm having assumed the cllrysaliS
state, The dy viii make its appearance. 10
my opinion the eggs only require q few hours
10 pTodCce the worm. These viii generally
he found on the under side of the leaf The
SureSt way for their destruction is to Kill the
by, and the best method to do so is to provide
cloth, 50 that when the effort is made 10
XII il they can be caught III its folds while
they are an the wing, 4
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CAUTION TO PURCHASERS OF TUE PERT
Wan SYRUP "a projected solution of the
prOtONlCe of from. Beware of being Gecal veI
by any OF the preparations Of Peruvian Bark,
or Bark and Iron, which may b. offered 20
You. Every bottle of the genuine has the
name . Pe71'l41ta Syrup" mot Peruvian Bark
upon IL. E1d6tfe c07cjiliy b. fire yaIchnS1,ey co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

THE DANIEL O'COSNEIL CESTFNARY-
Tomorrow will be celebrated here by a prO-
ceSsiOn and mass meeting Of Irish societies
IN honor Of the one huDdTedth birthday of
aLiti O'Cuunell. The chief marshal Of the
occasion, Ma or j. L. Barrett, mas issued the
following order,
In honor OF the Centenary OF Daniel O'COu-
nell, the irish Catholic societies OF the Dis
iTict. and other Catholic societies wishing to
participate IN the ceremonies. will meet at
the city hail on Friday, August &, al 5.}c y.
m, sharp. The societies Will take the same
position That they held on the 18th of March
last, the right OF the line resting on Louisiana
avenue, east OF 9th street. All societies that
did not take part on ST. Patrick's day last
viii please report 10 the chief marshal (ou
me s-oundsl Tor position in the line. The
line OF march will be as follows, viz: In 9th
10 q. 10 sth, To H. To 18th, 10 Pennsylvania
avenue, To 9Th, 10 Smi thsonIan grounts
where grand mass meeting will be held in
honor q the occasion. The names OF the
speakers will be announced in fridays
papers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

WITH MOST CADAvERoCs CoCNTFN-
ANcE and Grape on his hat he waited at
Paris station for the coffin To be lifted ont Of
the train; but IL was heavy, for IL was lined
with lead. And while the people looked On
with sympathy and wondered If IL was hIs
VIE, his mother or his father, the well in
formed police invited him Into a private
room, where they opened the GOTTA anl
einptlea II Of its load OF Brussels lace
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CIT z TT e MS,

| HAVE JUST OPENED a special lot Of Black
5oeskln PantalOOns for so. worth Sl2.
BUYERS Will do well TO inspect, for so good ali
article for the price Will not be offered again
soon. GEO. G. HESNING, 40 9Th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

DR.. c. w. BEESoN's Celery and ChamO-
mile Pills are prepared expressly To cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
SleepleSsness, and Will cure any case. Price
so cents a box, postage free Sold bv an
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co. $50 Penn
sylYania avenue, Washington. S,4,eoI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

WHY HAS SoZoDONT become the staple
Dentiirce OF America? Simply because il is
impossible 10 use 1t. even Tor a week. with
OUT perceivlng its hygeinic cffect upon the
leeth, The GUMS and Inc braa,h %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

NOT GoTSG.-NOtwithstan landing the large
during the warm weather, J. C.. Law 4 Co
% :. street, still remain tc pay special i'm
proyement taxes If IL takes all summer
Adm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan, ssS
your druggist for Perry's Moth and FreckIe
Eotlon. IL is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black-Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe1Ty's Improved COsaeioGe and Pi8spJe Rene
e6y, the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
b. =. Ferry, 80 Bond street. New York. $751;:
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales
1872 were 90 4I2-s VT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. T Wormley
real estate broker and auctioneer, sold for
John II. Cook and Geo. w. Stickney, trus-
tees, part of lot Z, in square 49,. having q
front Of fifteen feet on 10th street. with depth
OF niDety-nine feet 10 ten-foOt alley. and ina
proved with a two-story and attic brick, To
h. II. i Leopold, esq, at 81 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

hRIED BEER-0f the very finest quality
H fresh cured every week, without being put into
canvass bags, free from dirt me effects of the q
can be had at Stalls Nos. 2lJ and 2l6 Center
The Beef has been sold in Center Market for the
past eighteen months, and has given entire salts
faction.
II is used by the very best people of the city.
JYSOd u. W. GARsT
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested IN Stock
privileges and paid 500 per cent. profit. "Hoyy
10 90 u" A c0oB on Wall street, sent free.
rUmbridge y Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New York. &c:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

C0HIHr LOAN OFFICE, CSrsr C. Ia ~
~ ssd ksS fgk Aesssa, entrance OF New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan OcBoeXO0
IN the city. Money loaned ct the lowess rafd0 q
q interest on Gold and Silver Wafchss, Dia1opSs
Rlate and Pletsd y are Guns, Pistols, Laties' -
osntisnsap Ooshing, oarDss, "a su srficsse a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

Amethyst sets, buttons and opera chains
10 match, received at Prigg's jevelry store
No. i57 Penn syt vania venue, near ~ street,
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A. TALBGTT HOUSE

: The undersigned having leased the ahoy nunee
Hotel will be prepared th's 20 offer per1or
accommodations % Ladies and Gentlemen who are
sesiroEs TO sper the summer months IN the country
Inc ar Is pure, being located hear the SuRar-lOsi
Eourtsn, ~ siso Commands EXTENDED view o.
the Blue Ridge Mountains and The s5Irroundj1s
country. Fishing and hunting In Abundance Con.
eiderabie 'mprOy enepts have been made TO the hris
ing since last summer such a. bath room &C IL e
etout haii mile from GAINESVILLE depot on the Ne.
trcpOlit8n Railroad, and one bours rida on the ca.
from Washington. u. q.
Terms: s per day, ard from es 60 SO Per week
Ihildrel under y ard servants haif price For fvr
tler lnlCTmsCon apply 70 OF address O. A BAL
LtFF. GAINESVILLE, Montgomery co. Nd mi9-tSIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

rJTile thousand cigar makers, W , were
on a strike at Key West, Fla, from July Isl
have con1menced work at reduced rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

Germs, Vascular Excrpscences
BunlOns, Ingrowing Nails, &C, successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment, E35 I5th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours. from
q. IN. 10 p. IA. Fee, 81 per visit Owing 70
press OF business during Office hours DR.
dences, except after %. ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05
;ACHASGE HOTEL,
HAN k~SAS W

H.Ny MANASSAS. Va.
k..igz u Situated on the highest roint on the mia
land railroad, q miles from Washington with MON
ing and evening trains each WAY. Fare for rIuUF
trip, 81 IS. The hotel Is new, with douhle norches
the entire length The rooms are wei furnishsd
and the ching room cool aud airy. The country l.
a. healthy a. sny in the world, and there are no
mosquitoes. Bna'ders without children preferred
IeN-Sm FRANCIS !. CANNON pr.rriat,-
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

AToUR wAsHIEGIoB OFFICE WI KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FRou
DUB kEApf MADE STOCK, CONSISTING on
QUE LATEST STYLES OF MEMS. YOUTHS.
And CHILDREHS SUITS, AND sPRIHG
UrasooAIs, tROM WHICH WI FILL o.
Okks IN TWO DAYS TINE
ONE ePECIALrY IN QUIZ FUKHIsHIuo
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICA1
fOkB SHIRT, A PERFECT FIfTIN0 can.
uEEr, WHICH WE MAKE 10 nEssU2n on
HURIIeH READY MADE.
Oevlin 4 Co.,
syG-H Hoe STREET
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NEW PCBLICATIoNs.-Fron Solomons d
Chapman we have Appleton's beautifully
illustrated Guide Book of the Hudson
River; from Brosnan. a copy OF Father
Blu ke's celebrated lecture on Daniel O'Cop-
rel, delivered in New York, Nav IL 1879.
from Robert Beale Haypa's Eeehy for Au
gust IL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

GXy MIDDLEBCR CHG, LOUDOUN CO. "
AeEki Is nov ready for the reception - Summer
BOarders. 1t lisa handsome house, with ~ rooms
and large porticos, sud is kept in the best STYLE
mlddleburg Is situated In the most beautiful ana
healthy section of Northern Virginia. fft, mile.
southwest Of Washington CITY: has Churches OF at
denominations and pleasan: society There j. within
mile Of the House fine Mineral Spring Whose
ne1loal waters have been pronounced by Physicians
re .qua 10 any IN the state ally Stages connect
with the Railroad Depo;s at Lee.bnrg and AZ the
fialns. A free ride to the SPRING every tsy For
terms, Sc., address JOSEPH II. PATTON. Pro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

SUDDEN Observation-Disclosures afternoon
SIR. Charles Hunt, a messenger i'm the bureau
of yards and docks, Navy department ami
one 81 tue Oldest and best known OF the
employees OF The department. was stricken
with paralysis. At ten o'clock last night he
died. He had been in the department up-
wards of fifty years, and came originally
from MasSacL usetts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-05

ONE WIFE IN LYNN AND ANOTHER IN
MAsHINGToN.-The following is from the
New ORR EUtG;Hg Post-''A case of bigamy IN
toe city OF Lynn has not been mentioned in
The newspapers, but is one of the most re
maIkabie on record The husband of two
wives ia this case was resident OF Lynn
WHO, AT the outbreak of the war, obtained a
CIerbshlp in the Treasury department ut
Washington. lie continued 10 hold this posi-
ton until his death, which occurred not very
long ago. Wien he went TO Washington ne
LETT Wlle behind him, she having the care of
relative. with whom she lived, and not
wishing TO take up her residence ut the capi-
tai. This arrangement was continued for
fourteen years, the husband making an an
nual visit and passing his vacation with his
wife at heT home in Lynn. The character Of
Inc man was spectable, and TO one ever
suspected tIat he had unlawful marital re-
atOEs. On the CccaS ION OF his last visit To
ms home he was taken violently sick and
after "a short Illness he died. A day or two
before his death letter was received from
"aShir gtOn directed 10 him, and as he was
UNCONSCIOUS his wife opened IL. II informed
heT that the man who lay dying before ncr
bad another wife in Washington, who wa
the mother OF two children. 1T was the first
iItimatiOn she ever received OF the fact
(Which She learned upon further inquirv3
mat he had been living for several years in a
very quiet manner with a lady in Washing
ton, N.O was, moreover respectable and
utterly unaware that she was the wife of a
blgamist."
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Tbe Printers Trouble.


THE IE FITTINGS Est EkDAI EVENING AND
LAST NIGHT.
Yesterday AT, moon q meeting OF nneInt tiers
OF y ICgraI i-iCa,l ] MON, No. IO1, was held in
Inc ht{GbtiCGr Office comps iDg-rCOm. TO con-
sidgr The disaEreements between the employ
The result. ~ i said, was an agreement on
the part Of those Present 10 present and urge
a compromise measure az The meeting last
might.
The called meeting Of the uniO,, 10 consider
The subject was held last evening AT its room
on 9th street and u Il SAID mat IL was a very
large gathering of the typos, and that the
c1scUs ion was quite exciting at times.
roe present decline 10 give any iTfNrna-
ton Is TO the proceedings. but II is stated
and beAcvFa ta3f q compromise Proposition
was adopted which provides for the appoint
1HeHi Oi an executive committee, who snail
have iUl power 10 approve or diSapprOve
such agree rncTt IN regard 20 wages. &c as
shall he entered into by the EMPLOYERS and
WCrkrnen in their respective establishments.
said committee VIII consist OF the president
Tecorcing ard financial secretaries, the five
members OF the business committee and
" rec additional members OF the union to be
- IOlEtCG by the president.
IL Is stated by members Of the union that
ne total number OF their men who are not Al
Sork THIS week I'm consequence of their
refusal 10 accele e the employers terms is
but J. or -
Ire COUdil,ur o. aga.rS amo1c those inter-
eSted remains much the same a. yesterday
win The exception hat Dir. BeresfOri ha>
taken on two new hands. II is understood
mat GA Saturday fcGIit. understanding
VIII te arrived at between employers and
'Hp.Oye> and. peTEai~, al viii be working
again smoothly.
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Retail Prices. Center u.rrcs

MEAT Beef, porter house, 2Da25 per III: sirloir
~, rroai ID roasting pieces 2Ja25, corned, lGal5:
Gya, 0 sliced - chiGGed ~ Pork Iga2a;
l5a25i nrieo Beef. 2la25; Hams, whole IL. cut IS,
tiCeH- =: Mlddilngs, Is; cut, HAS Sh0uile~s Il
per 10. " ~ "
FI>H.-RCCk 35a40 Ter bunch. Perch, 35afO per
bunch. CatFfh. y per bunch. UaIihut N ra- H. ;
neIch yelisw, ~ per punch; Shad. SttsCc per pair
HtrrlLg, % cts. Yer bunch. Shoepshead, 75aI no:
cannon California; 41ajUc. per ID; Salt Water
IayIer lOsoc Cod, l25aal3 per H. lobster, ~;
CLANS, / 90 per 100
NEGETs 2! = Potatoes, Irish, 40 per rk Onions,
~ Per pk, spring do, PER bunch Cabbage, 6II6
Ecr head: Corn, loal6 pnr doZ.. Ockrs, / % per ok
seems. 10 per pa; Tomato :, Z5a3s per PIX; CacUm-
befs II per iozen Cymius, sale per dOz Beets Ger
bh; Watolmelons, 25a5J each; Cantel5upes, i2t2s
esCl. f' -
FErITs oranges, 2Ca25 per dozen; Lemons Gpees
per dy2,H, apple, 4o5O per PIX Rasrbcrrie. Is per
Glart. Peaches, 40a60 per ok.
DRIED FEUlTs.-A pples lual2 par pound Peaches
rles, 2la25 per ~.
BUTTER. Philadelphia print, 81 Ter 70: Nov
1orh CreanierE- ~, choice roll ~; fair DO 25al5
= Tgs ~ pei dozen; Cheese, 2aZ5 per H..
PyTLTFY-C hickt rs live, 75al - per pair Ducks,
15al " Der pair.
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MAEE2IACE LICENSES nave been issued as
ioiiOWs;-P- ). Ball, OF Narrenton, Va anu
Mamie Lawrence, W. II. Foster and Eliza
btth Mason, Of 81. Mary'S county. Md; ST.
mon Phsen.x and Celia FriSby, OF George
Town h: H hurch, OF Alexandrfa county
"a, and Ann T.. KidWell, OF Fauquier
county, Va; Phsltp Mitchell and Mary J
IaFBlnSon, OF Annapolis. Nd: Samuel r.
JobhSOn and Mars.s ret Robinson. Andrew
4OO!ion and Agnes Moore; Geo. ". Brown
400 britannia j. Steph. ans, Lewis Kraft ami
Catherine Thomas
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STOVES. 10.
. ENlIN g. CO..
NBB YORE,D
HOG q sTR = Ell.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

fOR OCH CUSTOM rRADHwF KEEP THE
BEST AsSORTEJ STOCK OF MArERI.Ls M
DE FOUND IN TIE UNITED STATES STAPLE
fABRlCS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOE
Us, AND THE CR0ICEsr FANCY STYLES on
ENGLlsH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI.
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRANOp
OF OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARrISTIO TALENT, UEKQUALED LABOR
FOR THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
F1RsT-CLAss GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHIN0
ORDERED AT DUB WASHINGTON OFFIOS
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP In
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, SOTWIrH-
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME on
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THpa1
Orders BkoA DUB READY MADE sroOK.
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BANKERS.

NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,,
Come I5.h 81 and Neto York arena.
FIBE AND BURGLAR PROOF VAULTS
Al kinds Of valuables taken OF deposit. Ssfesfsr
rent o1ce hours, ? a. m. 20 4 .. N.
GEO. II. PLANT, President
GEO. W RIGGS, Vice President
tlo-eoIy Il. 2. SN DER, Secretary.
r. Mob, fiN0NEY CO.,
h<s BANKERS,
EAEs removed their Banking House 70 LIE DROFT
bIlLDlSG, corner 8tb aud strcet-
they are prepared TO do q general BANKING brsf.
ners receive Deposits subject u check At sight draw
praits on baltimore, Phiisde phis ard New Iork,
BUY ana Sell Foreign Exchange, snd make CoIlec,
eions on ~ points. epH-u
$50. 800, $500, $1,000
INFESTED tn Stock Prtriteges ia Val Street
leads to many thousands Of dollars rroft Corarro
heaslYe 1pIanatoTy circulars, containing detailed
Statements and quotation prices OF all stocks dealt IL
NJ the ~ -
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
mslied Tree 70 those desiring Ia speculate Adde'S,
ALEX. FRUTHtNGHAM 4 CO
BiNE ERS AND EROKERS
OPP: N. z stock Exchange. laval sNf
ap3-t tbs 1y
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INF OLDEST -SHAEITASIs' ASSOCIATION
met yesterC1y afternoon ~ the CITY EaI,
sIf PRESIDENT. Or !. y. Blake. in 'hf chair
and =. Carroll PTeut secretary. EnOch WI tie
Hri william Cam mack II re unanimously
elect j % mem berShip. Mr.. John u. Clarke
IIestL MED resolution which was SdOptCI
s.al lie Iu2rS'lal and one OF the vice presI-
denis o. this association have entered into
? cov--3It OTs with tire other providence
lffmitti.El, thai they " u celebrate the next
tti- ~ July I~-F. in III ec.tE OF IIiladelp IA
ItTrni- sion was granted The president read
a communication rom s member of tue as
sSclaiion, Tie Rev WsIiz-n Anderson. Civ
lt- ftiii.f- scenes Of he sally DAYS CT Wash
~ gtcH- Mr.. Brent read 10 .de association q
PAPER bN Mr.. James ClephSne. on tine SeIRc-
Ton 81 z site tO- the United states capital in
it-t- ard he erection ~ The public buildings
n ms city The p pzT also Contained many
interesting historical Eeinlu[ scenes of the
VIZ - I-i-. and other critical periods in 1E9
srLslr "f iCe city. NE. Brent presented 20
Tie assoc atop. I'm bCLal< IF the Rev W.,
Nn'FrS01- 2 pepper containing al extract
non TIE New GOr6 Etcsi4I FCst, entitled
ne tiollCays az zee" and also IN behalf OF
Mr. W. II Barker a foe ytlljJs COPY Of a letter
nom Thomas jefferson. dated a { Monticello.
Jar vary 10, Isl, 20 which lad been added p
IOStcIIFt by Andrew Jackson. dated Ph.Ia-
S-Sifhla. IULs p, lNt5. Mr. Callan presented
2 resolution, which was adopted. inviting
dT JenEiU Thomas To read a pape- before
Ne association Of "reminiscences o. George
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