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MORE WHISKY FRAUD INDICTMENTS
An Associated Press dispatch from st. Louis
says -" Twenty-t more indictments of
persons connected with the alleged whisky
frauds were presented to the United States
district court yesterday, but the names of
Is asserted, however. that w. o. Avery, of
Washington, is one of them. This closed the
laDors OF the grand jury, and they were dis
Charged
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"A KILKENNY CAT FIGHT.-A feud be-.
tween two families In Perdado, Alabama.
has been ended by q tight, in which d We OF
Inc participants were killed and the sixth
and only remaining belligerent was MORALLY
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MooRE'S HOTEL.

ehAh MooRES HOTEE.
GE LEoNARDroWN. MARYLAND.
u nov open for the receipt IN Of Summer Bo.r,er.
The table l. supplied With The best the mat kst az
lords, Among the smusement- are Salt Wafnr Rafb-
Ing. Fishing. Boating, tIcluet. and Bowlins "a
ICON Two excellent phys clans In the town T.rms-
81 50 per day. Ss per month Children ana n1rsev
nan Pre-, hrsi table fun price Steamer Pilot Boy
leaves " ashington every Saturday morning AZ q a
m; arrives at 2. m. Steamer Sue leaves everv
Monday az ?. m arrives 7 lesdays 6 a m Adaresx
county, Md 80 - I
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D COSMETIC ANrIDOrE.

The desire to preserve and secure a beanttsn, .o.
pexon Is psturAl one. The skin on the fsce l. sh
!eSi 70 whole chapter OF accidents NOT tbs 49, "
eresse its hean applying improper articles 70 in
Bryans Cosmetic Antidote Is prepared not o,,v -
but TO- remevs caused 6y use Of impure cosmetics
pes, rouebness Of the skim and ia an infali,h pm
sspds There Is nothing used in the
most delicate compile ion, but on the nanf uns tne
not be used without bene6f VI ZIG contrary, can
For sale By all Druggist Pries q,
Ai0efA deduction to the trade. address ''''s'
BRYAAs COSMETIC ANrIporr CO.
g7-2ws p. o Box No Aas w.-a.
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The EMPRESS EUGENIES LAeEs.-Mr A
i. stewart desires to buy from the custom
mousse authorities the lace dress made for the
Empress Eugene, and Struggled into this
city some time ago by a dealer from Brus-
sells, from whom Special Treasury Agent
Brackett seized 1t. The government has
decided to sell 1t by auction to the highest
bldder-M y Sun 2Ia
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued To
X BeatSon Hugumin, of Chicago, Ill. and
Margaretta v. Ball, of Georgetown; John
Horatfo Tucker and Annie Elizabeth Mercer:
Michael Doherty and Mary Sullivan; Samuel
Henson and Lizzie Simms, of Charles
county, Md; Christian Schloe and Annie
lDglehart, of Beltsville, Md
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The BLOOD owes It's red color % minute
elobules which float in that fluid, and con-
tain, In healthy person, a large amount of
iron, which gives vitality TO the blood. The
Peruvian Syrup supplies the blood with the
vital element. and gives strength and vigor
to the whole sySfer1
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TwEED-"N May be for Years and IL Mqy
De Foreuer"-The order for the bill of partic-
ulars in the Tweed case has been entered in
The supreme court, and it will be seen the
answer will necessarily embrace a specific
Every inch of ground is to be contested and
we shall not be surprised If the time con-
sumed in the trial, if the case ever reaches
trial, equals the duration of the Beecher
case-M Y. Herald 2Ist
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS and celebrated Elias
tic trusses at No. 2S5 Pennsylvania avenue,
near Sd street northwest fes
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PEoPLE who have cut Their wis teeth use
the SosodoTa and all who do, are willing
TO declare 10 all who don't use it, that IL is
the most perfect and delightful thing Cor
the teeth they ever dipu brush into.
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THE NATIONAL CoTroN EXCHANGE
CONVENTION met at Greenbrier White
TThh ap Springs; West Virginia, yesterday.
leans, presided. Reports from committees
were made on various subjects which will
De discussed during the session.
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PROPOSED OYSTER AND Fruit PACKING
COMPANY.-A meeting was held at the
Board of Trade rooms last night looking 10
the establishment in this city OF an oyster
and fruit packing company. Mr.. James l..
Barbour presided. Mr.. JOS. Fl. Smith said
that he could buy the fruits here, pay the
freight on them and put them in the Balti-
more market cheaper than they could pur-
chase them i'm that city. Mr.. ElphOlZO
Noungs thought ifthe packing company was
started 1t would be, for the first year, I'm
limited degree, but Increase as the farmers
realized that they could find market for
their fruits and vegetables without having
10 transport them TO 2 great distance. Mr.
smith thought that S25 zoo would put a pack
ing establishment in Tull running order
After further discussion q committee Of
three was appointed to draw up a suitable
paper to present to the merchants and solicit
their aid in this undertaking. MeSsrs. J. L,
Barbour, j. s. Smith, and Frank Hume
were appointed committee TO carry out the
motion.
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A You've GIRLS SUICIDE.-At Manches-
ter, n. h, Miss Eta Robinson, aged seven
Mill, committed suicide Monday morning AZ
her home, by taking corrosive sublimate,
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4 TUE sENERlDGE EInISE.

EN NfDDLEBU R6i, LOUDGCY "a Va
kxk-S Il now ready for the racep.ian If Suu,r,,e-
BOarders. IL lisa hands me house, with 81 roor,s
an. arge porucoS, sni i kept In the best styls
Nlddleburg l. situated IN the most laautffni ana
healthy section e torjlern Virginia fifts miles
southwest Of " lingtou City. has Chur,,h.s ~ u.
ORGANIZATIONS and pleasant society. There i within
snile If the House fine Mineral Spring, gb5-e
MEDICAL waters have been pronounced ~ PHYSICAL
70 ~ .Sus 70 any N the state raily stages connect
witt the Railroad Depots at I,ea.hurg and AZ ths
Plains A free ride - 'ha Spring. every daV FIR
terms, &c, address JOSEPH NJ. PATTON, Pro-
fapql IT,
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A DOLPHIN CAUGHT IN THE POTOMAC
captain j. ID. Faunce in hauling a seine at
Freestone Point, yesterday, took in q rather
rare nsh Tor these waters-a dolphin about
feet long and weighing about 60 bounds
IL attracted much attention at the stand of
Faunce & Son in the Center market to-dav
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THE most beautiful window of gold and
plated Jewelry in this city is at Prigg's lew
elry store, Pennsylvania avenue. near az
street Lake George diamonds Colorada
sapphires and dead gold jewelry.
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TIE AsIATIC CHOLERA.-It is said that
one person died and one other person ia III.
on Staten Island, of Asiatic cholera. AT most
these are doubtless only isolated cases. such
as occur every summer, and do not at ali
betoken general epidemic.
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LET 1T BE kNowN.-The securities with
which j. c. Lay q Co, 2z3 Az street. pay spe-
cial improvement taxes are gradually being
absorbed. Property holders will then be Dc,
prived OF discount.
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BUILDISG PERMITS issued by Inspector
Plowman to day:-Thornton Bangert a two
story brick workshop, south side III, between
9TH and Sth streets northeast; 500. Jas. Con-
nell, two-stOry brick store, Is by 20 feet,
west side OF Half street, between L and O
streets southwest; $500. John Reed, raise
aid underpin with brick frame b1fIding
north side l. street, between New Hampshire
avenue and sd street northwest: $500 n
hartung, raise and improve frame dwelling
north side o. between North CapitoI and LET
streets northwest: SinO.
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iy7-2w' P.O Box No. ass. v..a,,.

N1iSS16S st m ss:'r: g Rt,RGs. Of
city: ssal g sadss:siss -f ~ 3D. en- T. 3
s1asS III = - ;r I'd va e'ssh'''s. f.cS:,
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THE PROPOSED OMNIBUS LISE-A meet
y was he'd last ~ enlng al the Office OF the
Northern Liberty Market company, on X
street, OF The committee appointed last week
by the meeting called TO organize a new ON
Llhus line a. Davis. esq, IN the chair, and
George ". King esq, secretary. The com
mltiee have decided upon establishing their
first lire " on the follOwinL rOufe.-StartIng
at the coast survey Office, 10 run along the
east front OF the Capitol 10 New Jersey ave
nue- thence 10 n street along X street II
Massachusetts avenue, thence 10 18th street
~ llfh 10 o. thence TO 18th street. MesSrs
I Bowen and James II. McGin were ap-
Pointed a sub committee 10 visit Cincinnati
during The coming week for the purpose of
inspecting The line OF Murch'S patent chariot
ears, which u running in that city. and to
report 10 tbs committee August 2d. On mo
lion OF Mr.. Moran, the capital stock OF the
company was placed at $4,000. TO be divided
IN -.'ft shares OF - each. - 70 be paid when
subscribed Mr-JameS a. Hoffman SiguifeI
his intention Of placing the matter before the
hC6rI OF market directors and ueeofiatino
VIII them for Office and stable room ON the
market property There was considerahIe
ui~cuSSi0fl IN relation 10 the probable cost of
SyulEplLs me line IL was estimated that
10 IuIniSh The me with fourteen cOaches
with sufficient horses, and other NECESSARY
3pPurtenaLccS, would require about SI5.O10
Inc meeting Wa aclourned until August FL
THE CONING REGATTA on TIE Poro-
NAC.-An adjourned meeting OF yachtmen
was held last uirut to take action in reference
10 the coming regatta on the 18th OF August
CAPTAIN Thomas =. SmithSOn presided and
stated mat the steamer Pilot Boy, Captain
ByleS. mad been eng6 ged TO accompany the
yachts on the race, also, that the owners OF
the yacht Americas had concluded TO enter
their cT6ft in the frst-claSS race, provided
The Ella Treaaiwell was entered, and that the
owners Of The Treadwe-l had signifed their
Willingness TO enter fOI the race. Thus far
none but second-clas yacEts have been en-
iered and they are as follows: Mary Jane,
Dy captain Thomas SmitkSon. Hope, by
eaptaln George \. ShekelI, Witch of the
wave by captain Addison r urgersOn; Slip
Ter. by captain Thomas Jones; Eag'e, by
captain JOhn Ferry; Columbia by Captain
JOhn HenyOn- TIE last-named yacht was
the successful craft n the last race
~
The OCONNELL CENrESNIAI-Att the
meeting OF Hibernia Society. No g. last
night, MessTs. Thomas =. Russell lames
Kelly, and James Plant were elected Llele-
gates 10 the convention 10 arrange for the
OCOnneil centennial, and Mr. Thorn Us
Mcmahon and MI McNaily alternates ~
letter from the pen OF Mr.. John l. Dease re-
Gently published, relative 10 Mayor Kelly
and his eUlOgisttc remarks about the Queen
OF England and the beauties and blessings of
the English govern ment. delivered in Rich
mOnd on the occasion of the celebration Of
the Queens birthday by Englishmen resit-
ing In ard adjacent % that city, was read
mented on by several members, ana rssO-
luton was unanimously adopted declaring
Dir. GeaSe'S communication 10 De the sense
81 the meeting
H. l.
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EN, :! I, G HOTEL,

49, situsted on the highest point on the rff.
nd railroad. 81 miles from Washffeton "a IN rnoI1
ing ard evening trains each way. Fare f1r rouur
trlp, q rs The hotel Is new, with double pOrchss
the entire length. The rooms are well furBisha-d
and the dining room cool and airy. The country ~
rs healthy a. any in the world, and there are no
nusqultoes. Ros'ders without children Preferred
jel0Sm FRtNCIsJ CANNON. Proprietor-
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TIRE wENTWORTH.

YEHAY first class Sumner Ustel -t.uates &,
As.Rh Newcastle, N. n miles from Port-rno1th
viii Open for the June l0th under the nspage-
ment of CAMPBELL CHASE. All the rooms IN
the house are desirable, and the Ocean and River
Bathing, Sailing, Fishing and Riding facilities IN
SURPASSED Tor further Information inquire OF
CHARLES y: CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, N N -, or
CHARLES ii. CHASE, - North Market street,
Boston, Mass. sp24-w A. sm
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DOUBLE BURG LARY-The residences of
capt. Hiram Green and Mr.. Frank Burns.
adjoining each other, were entered by bur-
glars on Tuesday night last from the rear
and gold watch and chain, a sum of money
Masonic jewel and clothing from the house
OF The former and provisions from that of the
latter were carried OFF, amounting in value
altogether To $3.50. So far no clue has been
discovered as to the parties.
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$50 TO $4,000 has been invested In Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent profit. "How
Tumhridge d CO., Bankers, Wall street,
New York. ca:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Warren
Choate & Co. we have Bldckseood for July:
from Shillington HGper's and Frank Leslie's
weeklies for July 81.
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-. THE M0uNrAIN morsE. en- cRKs.

49, III Blu y TAIN HOUSE. AT CRES-
NEvSoN sPhiNGS.-Thi- fav0rite summer
8AJAl resort, On the Summit Of the AllashaUi =
VIII De opened Tor the reception of guests June ~
ie.5. slnce last season the buildings have be- r.
enlarged and greatly improved Rnd Hez aud baautt-
M criNes have been made through the grounds
Tor further lnfo alton address az eith.- N fl,r
place. menuoncd below, the Propriet.rs. G. W
NJ Lin co, Cresson Springs, Cambria %
Pa, or Cloud II otel. Philadelphia Ies2 I'm
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DEATH OF = WELL-kEOWS CITIZEN
Mr. John :. Slater. a Unknown citizen of
Past WASH -s-t-U. dieyi at his residence after
al illness of several months. Mr. slater was
born July -'~t. - and died on ,he same Gav
in l>.5, AT ahOut the same hour of the day
thar ne was hOln. thus making him exactly
- years OF age. In early life he learned the
carpenters business. but when the internal
revenue Dill was passed. ne became connect
eli with the Office OF the assessor for this Dis
irict. and served in that and the collectors
Cf4ce Tor several years. He next t1Ok a DO
slttOG under the District government. and
hat been engaged for some time a. principal
clerk m the office Of 81 perintsudent of as
SessrueHtS aud taxes. Mr.. Slater was for
many years leGding member ana class
leader Of the Fast Washington Methodist
PrOJeS fart church, and an officer of the sun
day school, and was one of the organize : OF
the North Carolina avenue mission of the NJ
r church few years since. Mr.. :. was a
SiauUch tempeTa. iCe man and "a prominent
member OF the RechabiteS, ami was also a
member OF -. Johns Lodge No. II, Column
de CnapteT No l. OF MaSOnS, and OF the Ma
sonic Mutual Relief Association. He was
an earnest christian OF the strictest integrity
possessing the confidence and respect OF All
VINO knew him By his death the District
government has lost a faithful officer. the
community good citizen, and the church a
70 slous member Many friends Will Srmpa-
thize win MS widow and orphaned child
HIS funeral viii take place ar o'clock to-
HCt row afteIHCOu from the North Carolina
avenue mission.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

See advertisement of lost pocket-bo0k, or
which 50 reward is offered.
Major A. C.. Richards and Detective Nc
Dewitt returned this morning from q bust
ness visit to Cleveland, Ohio.
To-day Judge Macarthur appointed Jus
tiee Samuel G. Mills judge of the Police
Court to act during the absence of Judge
Snell.
Magistrate Mills sustains the Board of
Health i'm an opinion that their inspectors
have the right to condemn unwhole ONE
food and prohibit its sale.
A white female infant was fOuad on the
dOOr-stepS OF ST. AIMS Infant asylum last
night. aud the Sisters took IL in and cared
for il.
Yesterday a Roy. employed as cart driver,
fell from his seat while on l. street, between
18th and 18th streets southwest, striking on
the cuTbstOTe and breaking one of his legs.
He was attended by Dr. FenwicR.
A lad six years old. ram~t Edward Noel
Ter, living with his parents on n sti Get. near
the Northern Liberty market, was b. lily
burned in the hands last evening by the ex-
PiosiOn Of gnnpowder which ne and some
otter lads had in a bottle.
Tie Washington flower and fruit mission
y accomplishing great good by It's distribu-
ton OF flowers and fruits among the sick
poor of the city. The ladies' OF the mission
lad fine lot sent to them to-day at their
rooms. fl1 street. and the whole was used
10 gladden. the eyes and hearts of the inmates
Of the institution OF the Little Sisters Of the
Poor.
The excursion or the Mount Vernon Tent
OF EeChahites 10 ely mont yesterday was one
VI tt-t idizt>L ever gwen az IIstI PtdCc-SNo
persons participating. TIE music Was fura-
ished by bOUCh's band. and during the day
q Jig dance for the championship took place
between ". j. Hall and VIM Chambers. and
The former won. During the afternoon some
parties fishing at The wharf above were sur
priSed al ringing up crabs. Mr.. Mullins. one
81 the committee, catching 90 in three
hours.
Mr.. u. W. Bruce. treasurer or the late
Washington base ball club. is ont in "A letter
denying the report that ne absCDuded from
st. Louis with ali the funds OF the club. He
gives statement Of receipts and eXpeudi-
lures. claiming the former, which he says in
cluict' sos OF MS own money! To have been
S1.I4I.2n. and the latter SI.tf1.0O. He says
tbat after ne had paid out all the money he
had with bin. and his credit was good Tor no
more, he was thrown overheard. aud the
news SeEt over the county that he had ab-
seconded with all the fuUus of the club. in
or''er 70 enable the men to set 10 sGbscrip-
ton 10 get them home.
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ASK you druggist for Natures Beautiner.
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HE SIXTH MARYLAND REGIMENT. Col.
Peters, will arrive here to morrow morning
On Togte for Mount Vernon, and will be re-
ceived at the Baltimore and Ohio depot about
O'Clock, by the following officers :--Adiu-
tant Besll, Surgeon Hartigan, QuarterInas-
ter Woodbridge, Lieutenant Dalton, Lieu
tenant HOdgson, Lieutenent O'Meara and
Lieutenant Kelley. These officers will escort
the regiment to the boat. and in the after
noon on their return they will be received by
the 1st Regiment National Guard D. C.,
under the command of Col. Il. l. Fleming 1T
is expected that five companies will be in
line, including the Washington Light Infan-
try-COmpanies y and ID, Washington Light
Guard, and COrcoran Zouaves. The services
Of the Marine Band having been rendered by
The Secretary OF the Navy, Will head the line
Ihey Will march up Pennsylvania avenue
past the Presidents House. and at the Ar
nngtOn Hotel they will pass in review before
Governor DenniSCn and the headquarters
stan, Co.'s. Webster, Fugitt, Payne and
Barnes, after which they will take the cars
for home
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The Markets.

do eonsSIidatss IqlE Ws. S pceTs -
Carolina g. old 20 do new TO- sDe:ial lax, bid
aas @ HnT afSs s9s
Wheat Wheat active, strong and hieher.No western
SS l s IS M sssTS red
NJ Sai as I'd DO amber .snsl52 do. white Isoait5
ooirn-excited and higher for western: southern
Gs we-ierh @Red his as do yellow n9@ney
half August s bsi Aa 6ats f1 East
sss TsssrP she sa sssts59
fail sE active r% tst n Bulk GassF t ases
l .S. e pack d i$ai2 Bacon hr@Sshouldefs, ~
s sG ff bat T. sides Hams Iialla Lard
frnIsn tern extras: f2a2i do rst9 i9a2i Pc
I,egn d9ll-crude 4sas; refined sll6. Coffee
lover ao sSi 2Ho'a0y higher WHISKY quiet aud
N SE {SRk July 2a-stoeks active and steady
4p; Soyernments duh and unsettled,
tfes Wheat and 4 cents better. Corn and cents
L0NDeN, July p, p 30 p. m.-The rate Of discount
, below bank rate. Rate for money at Stock Elk
for money, 9es; on account. gi9.l6 Erie, ls%.
| ~ The Homer La.) Iliad, edited by w
Jasper blackburn, nominated w. Jasper
blackburn for governor OF that state
Strange how modest those Louisiana Clitors
are!-lHenlrhtS ACotanche.
HF-It is announced that Nellie, the second
daughter of Judge Thomas Russell, our
minister to Venezuela, is affianced TO Gen.
Zbanow, a distinguished Venezuelan. Miss
Russell is IL years of age.
| ~ Ex-Speaker Blaine and the Hon. ]. w
| Bradbury have subscribed 81 800 and - 600
| respectively toward the $4,000 needed TO Sc
cure the s6O0C0 pledged to the general en-
| dowment fund of Bowdoin college.
as-General Pope, accompanied by several
| of his staff, went to Manitou YESTERDAY
where they VIII rest for a few days, and then
go on TO Santa Fe. New Mexico on a tour of
| inspection.-ROcky Mountain Nelos, 18Th.
ES Mr.. Blanton Duncan has temporarily
resisted the enticements of politics 10 en-
gage in q contest with the managers of the
Kentucky library lottery scheme He has
| just taken the legal preliminaries for en-
forcing full payments of the prices reduced
by the managers, and has in hand cases in
| volving several hundred thousand dollars
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PATENTS TO WASHINGTONIASS.-P
have just been issued To residents of the Dis
sketching on Photographic cases; William
r fletcher, improvement in combined
blinds and screens for railroad cars; j. r.
hopkins, aSslgnor IN part TO w. D. Colt, i'm
pIoVeInent IN escapement for watches, and
also OF barrel arbers for watches; b. Rhodes
England, assignor TO y. p. PUGET WASH ng-
ton, ID. C., paper barrels and cylindrical
boxes, as Improvement in the manufacture
of irregular shaped vessels.
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A BALLOON fioated over Baltimore last
evening. moving from west to southeast.
but OF the great multitude who watched IL
until 1t disappeared among the clouds. no
one knew whence 1t came or whittier it went.
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DRY GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS.

75c., ], and 5 ! q per yard.
Real FRENCH LAWNS, with side border, Csc per
yard.
LOO pieces of VICTORIA LAWN at 2Oc and Sc. per
l21ac. per yard up TO 75c.
Also, $40 PARASOLS and sun UMBRELLAS at
cost ~
Also, 800 dnzen Keeps Patent Partly made DRESS
81 tRIS have been ordered for our sales this
Al goods warranted to be as represented by the
statesmen.
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
JeZS-t No. 92s 9TH st. w and 7O6 X stnw
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN IN O4Io
was opened at Gallipolis yesterday An,,ag
the speakers was Hon. George H. Pendleton
and GOV. Allen.
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a DEAD DoG-E,t1OT Star Last Monday
evening some guardian of the peace, com
bining pleasure and duty. shot and KILLED a
large dog at the corner of 18th and CorCoran
streets. and the animal still lies unburic
after The expiration Of nearly three days
Two notices have been sent to the police
without any result, and the dead carcass is
growing offensive and sickening. | have
often observed that in the central streets 81
The city the sanitary police exercise much
NlgOr aud promptness in removing obnoxious
matter, but that, i'm attention to sueh mat
terS IN remote streets, they display sur
rr1slng talent for negligence and indifer-
ence. MAN WITH NoSr