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, 1875-12-30

Lo locked to sIr. btoro4 for redress.
and llIat lc eo1,sdcred tho criminal teealnsB.efe
OF that sllcnt tbe caiAe Df this terrific calamity
10 1,ts family. AMI in t!s contiitlon NO must.
fnr tho present. lay af1de tho most lenatkablc
flbcl sultss Of mo !ern tines.
THE EGcErDnjt PRESS.
Tbe developments In the Timer. EAr1v scandal
hnvs been keut 4, quiet that the lncsl nowH-
paoers have not yGt tnihliaEad anything about It,
Ibo RocAfuri 3tMea. hnnever, Appnarad thu
morning will, = double-;eaded editorial, which
MAS ~ folloWH:
It II eyt1rht That within few dnys one *frnn at
least, two. probably. four ;nas'y, Ase R7s To- stand
from ,tlcf 4 vary lQ htnrn It Is generally khpNn
that Mat. Patrick Flynn as hreu for n1tmtI4
gagged a. scte tive nr The Cnlaga 11es In trying 10
discover tht Atitllnr nf thu iethr# which bofed
d"wn Into the fns1nt'drn Fruit artl4Ie. and ~insh
csuse1 the ia's nIHrl tElible md two legal
snit<. At faRt Tie Mao's labor4 havn hren crowned
with sncone. TIa guilty party Or parties supposed
sh.n ~ j1ace their nnc1 II te dShls,a! rs reA
crE. Mranxle II IN sntlrienI tn nay Inst the
ttrnnRcAt dnsp1r1on refts npon jcreon prominent
former years journalist and Later Politically In
timste With Jnhn Eirly. II II alleged that In The
light Of retept Investigations Etvera transactions haze
bcca discovered Which would tsl mat. crushed
down an so!d mt 10 turn upon those he fHiItvU hH
enemies Gnd wreak As.eh seng lie cos!a. Tas
jIfts stfDtly made thu unrorrcInuA Instrument
rhare nf the racket. Tho lightning h1s ktTp else
wtcrr now, aud In few days ii Wilt bo in order
10 carry MI The tl"ld and wounded. Tacs damaging
to political aspiration and soctal character bMtl
to Htt and readers may look for further and
Al0fe 1tiAttA developments a'loEl+
, 1875-12-30
Queen Isabella Agnfn Causes !.
1tipp1e iii Spanish Politics,
Alfonso Favors, and His Ministers Op'
pose, Her Residence in Spain.
Eighty Thousand Troops Concentrated In
Navarro and AlAya.
The Proposition 10 Raise The staio Of Siege De.
teated IN The French Assembly.
Albert Edward In indiana Decline
of Interest Noted.
SPAIN.
QUEEN lGAnrTfA kAErEf1 rnf1r1fts r.

SPAIN.
QUEEN 1eADELfA hAKtSH TnnunLE.
New ionK, Dec. 2y.-A Madrid special st&tes
that Count iunor rostro Is ln Paris, officially
ranging tor tue rotur1t Of cx.Quaen Isabella to
HpaIu. hing Alfonso opposes the Ministry on
this important matter. lie declares that the
M,nia:ass NAV restgn, but that his mother uust
havs an asy1um In spain, hcr residence to he IN
Ealiadoild. Madrid IN not considered d safo
p.hce for 4es. It IL believed this Hortoud iasne
lian boon forced Oh AlfouBo by Iaabe!la and
That The result vii! be most disastrous. Tho
hoaniHh army will bo divided II once II the
Queen rakoe any part IL tho direction or counsel
OF State nfsslre. 1aabe'lu'B return vii! oven
cauHe the loss OF BeuoE Hagatta to the Roya1isss.
MOVEMENTS or GENERALS.
MADRID, Dee, 2D.--Gans. Qustuda aud CAmpoe
are expected here.
1ovELLAh STARTS roR cEBl.
I.ospoS. Dec. 10-~G a., tn.-A MAdri1 dispatch
2nno'lt,cos That Gen. Joveilpr loft tue Cspi:ol On
Tussday night for Gadz 10 embark for Cuba.
THE ALrltDTsrsr FORCES,
A Madrid dihpatch reports that the AlphonslstA
have coucent1sted 80, ZOO men in Navarro and
Alavt-
, 1875-12-30
MEXICO.

TuE EDN4IiA REVOLUTION.
San Francisco. Doc. 29.--A dispatch from San
Diego. Cal, aays TIC true history OF the raid
1t Campo is coming to light. Almost the entiro
Mexican population iu that vicinity woro iu1plt-
Gated. and would have shared tho npoits Ia tho
eyeut Of their succcsa." 4 dispatch from Tue
son eays: Tho rovolu.onst General. StryA,
claims 10 have recaptured Altar on the 1stli,
without light. and that Ills sen, the Yaoua l1.
dams, uaro deteatad IeHquiosn in tilrce eDsags-
ments. Pesluiesx's friends deny the repor:.
Both past.eH whtie 10 Atizoua 1esra!ued frolu
outragcH aud paid cash for the!r subsistence"
l4ATE1l.-Tnc.on uowh Just feceisel .opotte
fight between tho State asn revolutionary forces
- rnliua souti, Of tho hno III which the foime.
were defeated with ton killed and numb Or
wounded and taken prisoners. Tie royoiut!on-
ISIS are marching on Heruossiilo. Most OF Tho
AtneElcAua heIe ssmpath.zo with tho teg1intion-
lsts, considering that they represcnt ths bettsr
class u SoHura. No news has been received
from Col Didd!a's command.
, 1875-12-30


DRnLts, Dec. 29.-A meeting called last Mon
day by cltlxeno Of tue United HtAtes resdlng
hero to gvo expression 10 their abhortenoe Of
the Usameshsvou crime, and to protest againat
tho unjust comments Of tho German press MAS
held to-ulglt, and WAS attended by eo1 Ameri-
cans. 4 resolution was adopted declaring TINT
the act Of Tho,nas, Or IAomasscl,. ID III I,o 70.
spect fruit OF American civlllxatlou; thAt H.
atIectA ths honor Of tho hnmsh race. not that Of
= particular nationality. ara protsstlug sR4inst
the unjust aspotsionB Oh American character
which hayo appoaied in some OF the dusnaan
newspapers in cpnueclaon With the erslno.
L"sos ;, pss ~ a. mA spesa! to shs
American meeting Yesterday testl.ol 70 theis
cordial concurrence in thu proceedings. Letters
from eminent Politician. mud professors Wero
Journals Oh American charactor. Gus uerGlah
speaker stated ho WAS authorized to repeat TO-
maek Of the Emprosa that she considered tue
crime committed BY Thomas did not CONCERN any
one p4tiou jp particular.
, 1875-12-30

ADMIRALTY ORDER REGARDING FUGITIVE sLAyEs.
LONDON, Dec. 90.-TAc Admiralty has Issued
to commanders Of her Majossy's sh!ps ao amend-
cd circular lu regard to fugitive suvea. II or
doris that any slave received On q British man.
of-war on the high Heay shal be retained aboard
untlI he eau DO lauded Ill tho cot,utry or traus-
fOrrea 10 vesee! where his liberty will be sOeure.
Fugitive alaveb asking admission to . British
nan-of-wAr when III tue territorial waters OF
lives are endangered. and must not bo kept ou
board after thu danger IL passed but 10 do-
maud for the surrender Of a slave iH 70 he entok-
t2iued BY Dtltlah oliiceFs.
, 1875-12-30

VIZ tlHtHld III tJtlNA IL III tA0 uCbt
possible way OF nEnicable adjustment.
SscHETAnY FIusf AcCp4Eb OF FEANlsHfHu ATATE
AEhErs To THE HrAS1Au RsSI.
WAanINnrnH, y. G.. DIR. 27.-Ths numerous
frl0nds aud alnirosA IT HecrolAry Ejall nre pain;
fully HoIicloA lebt he should prosent hls tosI<
hhtlon to tin President M n New foar'a gift. 1t
soofns that tho Secretary Eng bonn III tho habit
Of furnishing Stato secrets on tho Cnbsn queu-
tIon to bia s0n.ln-iaw, and tho Spanish Ring Ia
New York has in t,lru furnished tdltotsal mat
tor to dialoyal Journal. Not lonH ago tho Hing
raa mado acquainted with Speaker korr'a III
tontions not to Atpnint Folnaudo Wood Chair
mnp OF tho WsyH and Mcana Committce. and
Htopa Here at uuce takBn to tpduce the Hpeaker
to horor hfr. Wool with tle position OF Chair
,nnn OF Foreign Al'airs. Though Thomas Swarm
will nevcr do anything contrary to the i1ictatidn
Of krr. Fish. Mr. Wood waB tho ono preferred to
carry o,tt tia Htuto Dophrtment'H plan. Tic
President In bowIl'icrod, mud, Ietwccn Fish and
Babcoeh, exceedingly aofe over tho ,lncortn,nty
of human triends|np. lilo raeolrction Of the
Potter lotter launts hH brain. and now he wsuts
to know wly Mr. Fish ani llr. Wood should llo
Hnc!, intimate friends, and why 4 Democratic
noxspnpos hha for 10 long boon tho organ OF the
btsts DAnar|tncnt. Grant Ia almost roaty to bo-
love anything. such IL tho montal anxiety forced
upon htm bY tho strange revelations OF tho last
two weekH.
Thu above Ii from the Now FORK Hnn ami IL
probably destitute Of evoty particle Of truth.
Tie !Sti" publishes every i1la aud malicious rn-
NOR it cali pick up against secrotary Fleh.]
, 1875-12-30
THE WYOEIijG fECE0;l.

N1LEEsnARnE, Pa, Dec. ao.-Tllers will bo at
least pasiai suspension in the Wyomlu. coal
region. beginning curly in Iaunary. Tho Eroat
amount OF coal on hanl, with tho continuance Of
mid wonthcr. n on. re.son for It, whito another
~ tie necessary annual rern{ra to tho mined.
The BlApeuaion will tus be for Enoru tjlAn two
or three wcelp, and will not extoDd to iudiyldual
operators OF tho valloy.
, 1875-12-30

LoNDoH, Dsc. 33-lAo steamships England
aud Bomersat. from Now York. have 4rslyed uut.
UosroA. Deo 29.--Arriscd, ataaulsAlPs Mara
thou aud Quebec, frem Liverpool.
Nkw fo1k, Dec. 39.-ArGlYsd, steamAblPs Glen
lyon, from Chlna1 Eaypt, from Liverpool, Aud
atats Of Nsrad4, from Antxssp.
, 1875-12-30
CHICAGO \ CANADA aourAERN.
Tic Nav York Ufrakt of tho 2Yth haya;

Among ths ahoat on tho st1ca At iats haur
tfeay nAy N mentioned plv, which s+1tA to be well
xsthencatal, &o.@lt: That Ms. raadusbiit has Id
GENE r.ssxseA Of one-hsf the STOCK IT shs Eaua
sta Southern and ClC*Ito Canada honhelu Railways
Nr1 rntvsct 10 Eontsstu thn inter rad to Ch4cxXa
early III the aprus. Ihls will glSe hin lpe from
buffalo 70 chsska diree., xtshont ar4"s oF CURVES
ftI about 80, col CO. Nn understand tlkt tlsFa
,nAius but about lU1 mills To ~ constructed TO
llet* tla Linz.
, 1875-12-30
| AXE ERIE.

SAxpusKr, o., Dec. 29.-The tn: Golden EaRle
arrived here ffum tu-in-l l;ar. this rnornug.
Tue Captain reports cuusilaya1to ice in tia lake,
, 1875-12-30
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Eutncttss COcUainc--.t Perfect DrcsE.
Ing iur the iair.-The .lno hollis lt liquid fuf,u
1 large proportion Of lcuiorzcd coca1nut oil, r..
ro,4csss tls leciilr pr,'I erca wch ex.ctly a;:
tla various conditions Of the human hair. i slnEio
4rt uca0n renicrs the btr tIla Halter how stir aul
ty Eot and glossy fnr several fays It Ii coslcctnt
by a whu have used 1t. 10 bp the lest aud cheapest
hair tlrtaaiuK III the world,
, 1875-12-30

PROPOSED CONSpLlpATION
Epst9at nssD4tth " 3hS Chaea1v Tribune.
ToRoA1o, Ont, Dec. D.-It Ia beloved that 4
movement IL in progress who'll will make the
Csneda Houthern railroad practically part Of the
Nav York Central. updos control Ut Commodore
Vanderbilt ..
, 1875-12-30

FulLApxLpu1s. Dec. e3.-'rhe sale o2 tue OIL
Creek 4 Allegheny 1Eatlroad, under foro-
closure ot mortgages, was made It tho pa,ladc!-
ph!a Exchange Today, 'et noon, for S100. .00U. II
was purchased by = Committee tor tho bond
holders. Tho mortgages on tic road amounted
70 o., ,63Q Q0Q.
, 1875-12-30

tsrcne Blessing !-I3r. I'll. 2leiter, I:er-
r1eu Springs, Mich., stys Ni6h4rta t!uo 1'rns Tsr
Cor,.l has proved great ntn.fac!os to ths !t4es
Toui. for tho NlvtaI. Lest Remedy essr known for
Coughs, col1a, ulphhtslA cstarzhs sore Throat aud
Consumption
, 1875-12-30

spsrfal nfspafeh to Tie Chseupa Tr4aans.
FnEgronr. ILL.,, Doc. 2D.-At mesting Of the
Stockholders Of tho Watersovn and Western
Unou Railroads, held in this cisy to-day. II was
sgrsed To cousotd4te tho formnr with the lAttc1,
Under the o!d namo Of tho Western Onion 1sAil
road. The WaIertown Na.lraAd ia short line
connecting the ooal-miuss III Hook Islaul Oonn-
", ILL.,, with tho Weutern Union Railroad 1T
WAteT&own.
The st. Lo,is, Marine It Edwardavi}!n Rail-
road Company, capital stock S200, 600, ilIad ar
ttoIe4 OF Mrot poratiun for record in tho 6ecrep
tary OF 3sase's ottica to-day. Tie proposed
route to from EdwardByile Junction 70 Marine.
ii! in Madison County
, 1875-12-30


written precisely the same diagulacd hand OF
the TrowtfidKs letter, aud Afterwards drawn +
pom through tnem. This, 30 far ~ tho writing
In concerned, tstablHhos the author beyond cosl-
troyarBy. Beside tho writing thefs will be brought
forward otlor eyIdouco In which the well-known
"uraxeeAn" falHehood paragraph will play d
conspicuous part. Thsee iB no INK i1 the chain
OF util8uco missing, and tue writer will NOON b0
the most eosardly acts over known 10 tho
history Of crime. Although tho writor of
tina scsndA ts well kuown 10 your cor
respondent, II wo1ld bn unfair 10 mako
h,a t' nsms ~, Public 90, Until It s.,. y .u dons
that immOaiRtely on seeing the manuscript il
Was recognized ~ that OF d former xosdens of
Rockford, who for sotno tino past has boel
skiug out q precarious living IN Chicago, and
who iu supposed to baYa hsd 4eep snt|pssAy
for syuAtur Early aud II. r. Crawford. IA soun
~ lesAl proceedings have beon commenced tho
name ct this lufamous individual will be sent IN
TO Tux TAlnuKE.
sxSAroR EARLY INTERVIEWED.
Upon ohta,nsnH this inforlnat.on. thu reporter
forthwith calssd upon senator EhrIy. lIe found
hiln gaining A!spAKth, though not fully rscov-
cred from his lbio 4llneea. Upon being informed
that Tie writer wna ~ lonEth discovered he Hss
rather staggered, and whila expressing his
hopeB ttlat tbs matter WIS soon 10 bo
CLEARED up. ho did NOT ytempt tn
Disguise hlA nsteaishluent Oh AssEing th.
ualne OF Tho guilty party. lIe remarked that ha
Was searching sor tie tIulh IL this matter, aud
II tho atAer parties were nov Oh tho right track,
and intended to briug the culosit to Justice, it
wAs certainly = feEy laudeble work. Whom AE-
praschosi upou the subject by Mr. Storey.
fsis1ids ha lad always statsd plAlnly how
hs fcls tn ths mattar; It MSS unnecessary to
affirm those statements now. Tlley know how
Tar Ae would ~ III tho matter. and Ihst Ills life =
sosk wss 10 punish the guilty wlatchss who bad
one OF them to sscspe. NOT did b. care upon
whom lhs punlahMdns fsll. H. how
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GEORG ETC N.

GEORGETOWN FEMALE SENINARY-Jp-
NOR observation-disclosures evening the junior
department of the Georgetown female semi
nary Miss S. A. Lipscomb, principal gave
a very interesting entertainment I'm the new
Georgetown school building. There was a
very large attendance of patrons and friends
OF the school present, and all were highly
pleased with the attachments OF the little
girls as shown by their excellent rendition
OF the carefully-prepared programme, which
embraced variety OF well-selected poetic
and prose pieces, with q few original proIuc-
tions and some excellent vocal and instru-
mental music. The pupils who had parts
assigned them in the programme were Nj Uses
whitaker, Burroughs, Susie Myers (who re-
cited M OnaS WaterS' nicely. Myers. Rid
ley. buckley. Alta Diier, DOugal. Valiant,
Hedrick, Addison. Similar, Howard. Cragin
Pickrell. Alvorl Mcknew. White, Nichols
Beall, Cathell, Wilson, f.. Sawyer. McDer-
mot, and last. but not least, Miss Elite Mil
Ter, who recited Farmer Gray getting pho
tographed," in very pleasing manner. The
entertainment was alike creditable To the
capable principal Of the seminary and to her
little pupils.
BUILDING AssoCIATION.-At q meeting
of the 9TH building association. at GoIdarI's
hal last night. 10 shares were sold at $50.
RIVER AND CANAL-Arrived-ste T..
I. Knight, from New York. with assorted
merchandise: steamer New York, from Phil
adelphla, with general merchandise for Dis
trlct merchants; schooner Hattie A. Butler
with full cargo of salt for /. Thos. Davis q
Co.; schooner Freddie l.. Porter, from Ken
nebec river, Me-, with 800 tons ice for Kenne-
bee ice company; schooner Mary Elizabeth
with 5000 feet of lumber for Wheatley Bros
Canal-boat c. +. Waters, witt 500.bushels
wheat and 800 bushels corn for j. G.. 4 j. NJ.
waters. Cleared-steamer National, for
Norfolk, with barrels for Bremmerman &
Ridgeway.
GRAIN TRADE-Messrs ]. q. & T.. M.
Waters report sales of 500 bushels wheat at
SLIP and 300 bushels white and yellow
corn, al from 80 10 20 cents bushel.
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Mrsrc THE sxrrusox,AxGpouxn

Music IN THE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS
A stand has been erected in thu Smithsonian
grounds, northeast from the building. in the
open space, for the marine band. which will
perform there to- morrow afternoon and every
succeeding Wednesday during the season.
instead OF at the Capitol grounds. as hereto
fore. The grass has recently been cut for this
purpose, and the luxurious foliage of the
surrounding trees will afford ample shade 20
all Wis tors. Gas mains and lamps have been
introduced throughout the entire park, AMI
last Saturday was the first time the grounds
have been lighted up. Respectable people
can now take promenades here without dan
ger of being insulted by loafers. as an aidi-
tional police force has been assigne to duty
in the grounds. These improvements have
been done at the instance of General Bab-
cock by Mr.. George W. Goodall. who has
performed his work well, the lamps being
placed at the angles of the drives and walks,
where they will do the most good. Gas i
also 10 be introduced in the grounds sur
rounding the Department of Agriculture,
ana when the improvements now in progress
IN these two squares are completed they will
be among the most popular parks OF the Dis
trict.
MOUNTAIN House. ericsson SPRINGS
BY the advertisement elsewhere i: will be
seen mat the famous summer resort above
named has been opened this year with many
hne improvements, adding 10 its manifold
attractions as n health and pleasure resort
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CIT Y 1T EN- s.

SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. IL. Squier Co., Bankers, l4i6
pennsylvania avenue. 5,15,eo1:
DIR. c. w. BENsONs Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepleSsness, and Will cure any case. Price
30 cents box. postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co, 4s9 Penn
sylvania avenue. Washington. e,f,eol:
Corns. kc.-TRe Foot - q ~
!aDors ten times more than the hand, and 70
be relieved of Corns, Buniops, Ingrowing
whites establishment, No. 5sy 18th street,
opposite the Treasury.
FOR Motn P2tches, + reck es and Tan, ask
your druggist for perry's NJ IN and Freckle
Face, Black-Heads or Flssh Worms nse
Esrys Improved Cosnedene and PisaI1ie Re ~.
STy, The Great Skin Medici ne, or consult DIR.
.. " 4sz5y, 4 Bond street, New Yor5, ssh;
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STEA MFR LINES.

NOTICE To the PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK. VIEW rCRK.
BOSTON AND Pro TIDEGCE
The new and elegant StsameT JANE NOSELI
VII commence her trips between ST- A.
v ashingtgn and Aortl "a, Ies,iue $3.50
norfolk THURSDAY, April IL, ~ 5 . L1'a- M.
Washington eyery MONDAY and III gSnAY Al s
p m touching ~ the principal River Lautinrs-
connecting az Norfolk with steamships 90 fne N =
n Line for Boston arg Pro, ideu-e. ~ me a.,
Dominion Steamship Company Tor NtW 4 .rk
Due notice VIII b. given when tie LAfy % tho
Lake vii commence beer regular trips.
EoT Freight apply 20
\. r. FITZHCG sth s.rs,t Mari
q. y. ~ nE. tirorgetoun
r. A. RED. Alexandra. "a.
A. Z. PLANT General Arr.f.
mar1-lN El..lu n Z. Pill - -
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ZOE POTOMAC EIyER LANDINGS

Tire swift end favuri-e Ir,n Steamer 81
PILOT BOZ, ". al. 81 ies, Captain --csS.--E& !,
having been thoroughly over hAuiel - -----fa-
viii resume h.r trip isr Potomac reer Ia lfugs 81,
ItEsnAl March q a-I every II E>bAG suc
SATN khA1 'heg-aft--. leaving Fifgt-Fr'. Eharf
foot OF 9th street, At q rck ~. gstGruilg al.
arrive IN sshngton every y scuescSF 49, : 1G.y
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al Lireights Dust De propsit
febH y. h. FfTZ8vG Ga. ss-n
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w n. wHEATLEYs


rALhM u EINN N.sIE NLFhNlNF = 4 D
LISIITENT
z9 l.Srsoa Srrst. tf+crs,fc,,- % z
Establ epSklSSl. Prcniura awAr!.s. $50 In
Iarsed anStmprCNed, ls'4. Ladies ana G,rlfl-ni,f
wearing apparel u every description. rrHIuHits
Nelvcts, Crepe Wells and Trimmings. Eid Glo0c--
kc' &c, nicely cleaned fved. Alsa. Curtains and
New Goods, Carpet- aud Blankets oltaued lGrina
the Summer months.
Send us your address arf ~e viii cal f0r anr re-
turn work AZ any place tho District sr.r III FNtre
charge. work uoceit 81 Sui returned uy usil ~ n
press from and q any place IN the sr.l-tr
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A Nc HDR Ne.
"A UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Sal every Saturday fr
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Favorite route for Tourists
Finest approach L. Great Britain
Passenger acc,nnnl dations uDsurpas-'1.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK -
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABTN--s -. : - & So urraDCy
Return tickets a. reduced rates
Stcerage always a. Low a - auy other
FIRST-CLASS LINE.
COMPAS1S OFFICES: Z Bowling Green. y
CANMACh & CO.I422 3 street.
MISS ANNIE x. HI MPHEGs.
aplC-tth SIN z3O ID n ST, near Pa Avenue.
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Run OVER IN A CART AND EILIFD-
Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock. John
by an. one armed man. was killed on Penn
sylNdEla avenue, between 81 and ! streets.
by a cart running over him. H. was driving
"a mule attached 20 the cart. when he lost
cCnIr"i OF the TelnS and attempted 10 stop the
animal which had started 10 run. by going
forward on tpe shafts and getting hold OF the
oh|ck-rrin. bat he lost his balance and fell
under the wheels. one OF which passed over
Gl> mead AMI HC died in few minutes fIOm
o. HCIiha-e- The body was taken 10 his
Rome Ou Hair street. near ! southwest The
deceased has no family or relatives. 50 far a
Brown. Iu this city.
- TIE coroner, iT- Patterson. held an inOvp~t
his m0rUIUS- and the jury returned q YER
dlot IN accordance with the facts, attach
ing blame To no one.
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GEoRGETowN SAVINGS u. q.

bank hours, a. M. o. Z =. ul.. and ~4-~rfafz
20 receive deprsit>l Urtil & Inter -" .r
deposits General Ranking Rrsincss f.r. ma 81. NJ
ltctiVns made uu an a-ras-ihla rHiHrs n ..-Hers
day, MONDAYS. II FoLkINHORN. pr, .4ert.
n. W. BsKRETT. Cashier.
D.-s.srFs.
y. Polkinhorr. Thos ro~liuE. , r. Nrrb-u.
Henry Dickson. r. I. O. r'.y. I'D "A en-.
Riley A. Shuu. b. ~ Hartley. I T...r.. a. b -, d.
nlaN II tn lv
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MERCHANTS LINE or sTEANsEIPs
W. BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YOKK.

Hereafter the me Steamships Z. Q. KSTGHTsnc
JOHN GIBSOE will raal.e resular VeeE- 80.
y LiPs between INV YORK. ALEX-a tEH
EklklA. W 4 ; IA TON auf~s<<ssask5
GEORGkTONN. - foiiOws.-Leave NEW TORE
from Pier 1. East Biver, every SAT 4 I'D Az al J.
m leave GEORGEr0hN every FGipAH sti
u :, and ALEXANDRIA the same dsy az : n
Tor full Information apply % x. r. 4. DENHAM.
business Office and Ntart, . Water stree, GeOrge
town, or at the Office Of he President. near p-.trel
bridge. =. W. THoMPSON. Presifent
- Freiehts Delivered by kuOxis w pross. Ordcr-
or At the steamer whs.f, viii be prOmEtiT s:tsnde
70 iell-rT :
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SURF BATHING.
. POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL

Access per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Ma
Uuerade Balls during the season. For circular-.
rooms, &c address JAS + MILBCRN q BRO /,
Point Lookout, St Mary Co. Nd Je2l I'm
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NEw EXPREss LINE VIA CANAL

=
II BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. VI. WASH
IhGToh AND GEORGETOwN, d. 4.
s.ILISs uANs.
Prom Pier 3, North Mharyes. Phiiacslrhfs
eATU RpAH, 81 IL m.
From sc " ater street, &c 1reetoun - -
n. C., MONDAY o. 6 Z. n.
This line connects a. PhilEdeFhis VIA Ciyde's
Regular Semi weekly Line q Steamers flr Provf-
dence, Boston and Sew England States. ~ -han-
sse in Boston by this line.
G. r. HYDE, Agent seE y GO
HH P. CLYDE s. CO. PElladel1 hia.
=. A. REED. Alexandria. Va.
u. ID &. MINK, ~ DeyCnshire street. B0ston.
81 FTeights delivered by kn0Ns EsIre-s Or
GERS left at General ofire, sos Ptuf-y vaLia ave
BUe, OF AZ the Steamer wharf. WI b pr,glptiy
attended RI y
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'N'TS

fFATIENIloN. POTOMAC LIgHr ~
Wy fANThN-The members - DE rIF prftr4a.
Light Infantry are requested 90 rlaar a. Sr-taf,
nall, corner III Igh sud p HsIaCt str #f- u EpNF~
Js2l q MANY NENGTRS
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-, IA sAL9IIER WHILE SULPHrR

EcM YsFKtNG celebrated Watering
S.ttl place viii be opened for the reception of a
lIb lied number Of families and guests the ~ Of
July. ISIS, a. reduced rates. Or. A HARRIS a
Co, FauqUisr "a hite sulphur Springs, Va i2l a. =