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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Providence prin, Cloth. NJ .rket
Chicago Cattle Market.

PROVIDENCE. November II The Printing cloths
market and unchanged at 4sc for standard and extra
" "a
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18
Portland Daily Press Stock List
Correctedby WOODBURY. & MoULToN, Bankers and
Brokers, Ct Exchange st.

Fol- the week ending Nov. II, 1875.
Dnr PO{ue fldorod A.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-18

Rice.
Rice, W Ill.,. 7A@9
| Saleratus.
lSaleratus, Yb, 6 q
AR1f.


Clever b., Ia @ 10
Red Top bag, q 75@
H.Grass, bush.2 70 q 8 90
do Canada, none
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
q Z Or G. T. TOWN,

THE GETTs-PINCHAwvER ASSAULT
Charles Gets, VINO assaulted Mr. Maurice
Pinchawver at his shop on Hight street, yes
lyfd@yy surrendered himself 10 the authOri-
ties tits morning, and VIII be held % await
the T.Suit Of PinchawgeTs injuries Get -
has been IN the employ OF Mr.. George W.
GOocali, plumber for the past three OF four
years, and has always borne an exccllen
character. PincbawveF has resided for three
or four years, and his ccccntTiCities have rem
deI6d HIM one Of the Institutions OF the
town. be claims TO have vast possessions
on the Pacific slope. At one time he atternpt =
ed 10 raise joint stock company in George.
town foT me purpose OF working several vest
MINES IN NeNaka-in fact, he claims 10 DC
the rightful owner Of abOut three fourthg OF
oil The mining lands In that stare. white his
faHcied possessions IN California are fabu-
lOus. His mining mania has for @ long time
Greeted much amusement 10 the Young men
III the neighDOrhOOd % Forrest Hail, bat he
has always beer considered quite harmless.
lie was. yesterday, conveyed Ia the High
street hospital. where his wounds were
dress by Or. Kleiuschmidt. His injuries
though severe are not considered dangerous
IFAD LOCK or TIE CASAL.-For Several
Gays past there las heen n lam of boats In
The canal extending from Rock Creek 10
Shove the first loo K. The lam was ccaslOned
~ break Ia the canal near Edes' Mil.
There are many grain boats awaiting the
opening ~ III" lam 10 reach this Town.
Ii F-Es were DO transactions in grain at
the Merchants Exchange to-day.
ARIlFF1.-sieaIner sue. from BaltnCr3
with assorted cargo for District merchants
schooner Mary Z. AmSdeD, from Pittston,
" E.. win $50 tons OF ice for keunGbec Ice
CompeJy, schooner Lizzie Reagan, from
Alexandria with 1000 bushels OF wheat for
Hartley 8 Brothers schooner Iowa. from
Norfolk, with 10000 shin gIes for Jos and T.
=. lfpncy. and 1Cc,fCU ditto FOR Wheatfcy
brothers; Schooners T.ade Wind ana L.
COwperi waite, both from PHILADELPHIA
witt coal 'o~ Nayfe!d aud HES ton.
: E0AT RACE, from the Aqueduct bridge
= re Three Sisters and return, took place
Yesterday afternoon, at C o'clock, between
between ]. f Shepherd ana 2. r. Hunph-
Tfy s. and was won by the former. Time J.
.r
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LOCAL n Il " S.
Conrer<Pd Loeais.

TIE street lamps vIll he lighted r-uiTst at
o. r. - g-.f ss'irg-r. sired 9f :. n p n
Na-r,r t.0lte q %. aeuQ us Asr,aT
gr1sI~ fNr September n.
TIf Cit .rs~1P stlc.Fs son D. Of tie Treas
uIy were SOLD 81 auction yesterday
TIE T1l 90 are - receive their Tl.s o. iu-
IiI-' on a.-t Tues NY
TOE services Of rts Y. - 4. 4 t1--'N- COW
Wi be Vel = IN ert<Jiic See advertisement.
TIE game 81 nail HCtv~CG tne National aof
E0E'e Clubs yesterday was vC1 by the lui .ner
Is 60 G..
Prof ECys'S Academy IS - The south Sos
S,,r. T.GfuS q. d.. Sunderland g church. ana
rot IN the basement aS'laS been enron bUSl =
3I4frH.
~ tie +r.ii meeting OF t';c Washington ar
1iNery. ia-f TIgut, Captain Plant. late 81 the
tCTcOfau IC-a~eSs prescribed Major Ha1ne-
Iuau win . ..tu.i -aY.,e s.vs..d FrUf Richter
resTOUdCd for Major H.. RI5eT which The COM
per y sat down "a a rep9st.
T.. eleventh G0d I1st trip % the steamer
silOt Boy with IRE Memorial church eNcUr-
S!CTS takes place on Monday evening, the
f1st tetVIUg tue ItI street whaV- ar FIVE
O'Clock il tse IfsC- loon. 1n@-e CTcr~SjOu
7re The most T0nu'@r of any v1ich have
been Inaugural. q -'-i> 8" F. on.
\ yuIal bgza@- ard gI81d tOIr1s rent y . -
o. he'd or TreSoay and W inc day UeNt in
Id Of arT,i "a V't am frHcN, near Forest
Glen station on the Metropolitan Branch
railroad TEa tournament WI commence
81 O'Clock On Wen t-Jav. 8y advertise
ment ~ wlIi re seen that arrangements have
hfen made for several trains 10 stop, gOlDg
AT q -etU-- iI-.
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RALTTNoEE, August 2S.-Yirginia SKIS pceier,
=; io: consolidated, Ga, West Virginiss o. North
. "a SKIS, Old ~. Do new, II, special tab :
BALTIMORE, August 2S.-C1tton luiet-nid1Ii1g,
l4Ha8.. Flour quiet and UNCHANGED. Corn dull
Tor western, southern hrm-sOuthern white, SgagI;
90 yellow, -; western mixed. 81 bid, spot sales;
81. September S3a1z lasr half September. Oats
dnii-n|w southern, .155; western white. 5IaS3:
new western mixed, iTato T. quiet but firm, 9la96
hG' STEADY ana unchanged. Provisions auist hut
firm. Pork, p 2sa22 50 Bulk raeats-shouiders,
y clear rib side5, II aal2i loose; packed, l2s
fBsscon7shoulders, l0aig,s clear rib sides, ls]6a
fined, le4aB. Butter steady and unchanged. Pc
tIoIern norninal-cTuce, 51ss5i4; refined, lIall3s
Coffee gufet but strong, and unchanged Whisky
quiet eLd steady ] 22l,
NEW YohE, August 2S-Stccks dull bnt strong
Money. lS. Gold, 1877. ENchsnge-I0nc 49,; short
80. governments active ana strong.
NEW YORK, August 2S.-FlOur quiet and IN
changed. Wheat very Srnl. Corn quiet.
LONDON, August y The TINES. in its CITY
article says there has been during the week s3ixhtly
more dls' cunt business done at the Bank and in the
open market, but rates are unC hanged in foreign
exobarge; bills on Germany have been in strong
oe1naId while exchange on Paris was fTactidslally
lower Business in foreign stocks has been limited
~, prices were wei maintained. Money has been
abundant thrOu Ghout the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
Il l. Z X 4 NJ Ii.

RIPPLE MATCB.--A rife shooting match
VII come OF at Giymont. o. Thursday next,
september 2d, between team OF eight,
called the irish Team Of Alexandria, and
a team Of an equal number, called the
American Team" OF Washington. The
range viii be 200 yards, with Remington and
other celebrated rifles and the prize will be
~ elegant silver goblet Of appropriate cary
ing.
CoLobED CAMP MEErINs.-Ths colored
camp meeting at CrOSsmans WOODS. near
Fails Church, will mold over Sunday, in
order 10 try and ma he M FOR The bad weather
experiences during the early part Of the
CANDIDATEs-Among the names mon
TONED on the street to-day, of persons likely
10 be ruiz Gs opposition candidates TO che con
se.vatlve nominees, are those OF Mr.. /. C..
O'Neal, republican, and Messrs. Lewis
Mckenzie and Edmund Burke, indepen-
DENTS.
STURGEON are said 10 be as plentiful in the
Potomac a. ever before Known. One boat
e. gagged IN gilliDC them yesterday afternoon
returned, after being out two or three hours,
with nineteen large ones.-Gdzet'e, 27th.
RI Her name was Jesse York and she lived
AZ Pittshurg and attempted tn kin5le a fir
with kerosene. Result; she was burned to
death and the house was destroyed.
rS-A man in Paris has q pair of spectacles
IN his stomach. He got them there in an
EFFORT 10 induce vomiting by poking them
down his throat.
ESN person can drive four-in-hand or
tandem IN Paris unless furnished with a GER
tl6cate of capacity, TO be issued by the POI
lice after inquiry.
THE ticket "Bristow, OF Kentucky. for
President and Anthony, o. Rho ie Island, for
Vice President" is. the Boston Journai re-
marks, geographically correct.
eS-The names of the owners OF the weiss
beer breweries seized in Philadelphia the
other day are Charles Mass, Trubert Ortlieb
Mckinney, Kelly * Co, John Saiber, Au-
gust Rustenbach, Michael StiGael, Morltz
RGoff and John Schlect.
- At,E sSkx II.
ledge OF it's kind on American topics saws
Jefferson Davis, the American rebel, has
been invited to address the Winnebago ma
tVes. n. B-The Winnebagoes are a tribe
ofIHdians, formerly of Wisconsin state, but
now ,smoved to az agency in Nebraska
state,r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wall Street To-day

NEW YORK, August 2>.-Thc Posts financial ar
tcle says Gold opened ST llj aud has since ruled
al llSst.i4 On gold loans the rates have been 70
Ter cent. per anuum and l-5f uEtil Monday for
use, and S2a3 81 for immediate delivery Foreign
sNchange IL dull and STEADY at yesterdays rates
money Is about two FER cent for call loans at So ~
per cent. government bonds are irregular, but
generally lower than yesterday, because OF weaker
gold. The stock market is strong ard higher than
yesterday, with Western Union, Lake Slors Pa
G,hc haiI, aud Union Pacific ss the features
Prices were fraction higher than Yesterday Al
hrst thsre Was oeCiiDe of l5s which was quickly
made M and wac followed by an advance Of :. a2L
per cent. Tine extreme sales have been IA follows
Western Union Telegraph go asa; Lake shore GsjIs
81 Psrihc Mail 81 ass Union Pacific, 7s' as;
orr hwsStern, AZ. a4iel preferred, aJG'5 ST
Paul n a375s preferred, 62Iz 464 RockIsland lrTs;
ares cric and NJ sis,ipni. 100 Ig and Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph. Aysia2Iir
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a stitch I'm Time, yyoufed

t0ii'T S'cr;-Piease let me say. through
your columns. 10 the superintendent and
president Of the Columbia horse raiIroaf that
II iS hlgh time they repaired the crossings of
their tra'SS over those OF the b. Is q and
Metropolitan railroads As IL Is the lives of
The PASSENGERS are endangered. For months
past repairs have been needed. and longer
IegiSct would be criminal PasSFSGFR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
letters FROM TIE PEOPLE.



tcs;os' StGr:-Here in GEORGETOWN we all
know that your paper always defends the
lights of tn rcople ald eXpoGcs and opposes
vrorg and Injustice whoever ard wherever
IL occurs. have therefore, to ssk your aid
in correcting an gbuSe on 1St street. There is
one of those pet nUisanceS-a velocipe-ie-up
rear Fredel ick street that comes ont daily
on week days. and am not sure that IL has
any aspect for Sunday. even. and rolls Itself
hack end forth ON the sidewalk like some
furious monster OF destruction lust when
children In nurses arms and carriages and
children of little larger growth on their feet
SIRE sent ont for air and exercise There Is n
llltle human imp perched upon 1t, whose Of
fee seems to be 10 guide it where il will be
most annoying and most hurtful TO children,
Twice within week ii has struck down
young lnnOcents OF the sidewalk once a girl
and once boy; but it never palses to see
the damage done. On IL goes TO the limit of
its route, and then back it comes with
greater force and fury than ever The police
have been notified OF this infringement of a
municipal law, bat there appears TO have
been no action tending towards an ahate-
meDt OF the nuisance. Can you give any IN
foI nation that may be uset 20 stop the ca :
reer Of this thing boy. ridden? VIII ii not be
jCstifiable 20 shoot n and crippIe II. before IL
cripples limited number of bows and girls2
Or what is to be douep WHAT NAV he done?
A MOTHER IN DIsTRFSs
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A Dividend Wanted

fd3'T SGT:-The cold dreaTy winter is fas
approaching. and if the receiver of the Wash
1ngtOn City Savings Bank will try and de
clare s. small dividend il will help the needy
rOCr from want. NISnrv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28

Edtf0r HGr:-Wi!l the police epdeavor 10
break up the gathering Of young men Oh the
northwest corner of 4fh and l. streets.
especially during the evenings which is get
ing TO become nui Sance to those living in -,
and passing by, that quarter A RESIDENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28
CIT 7 ITEMS

HATs-New fall styles, in fancy colOrs
ami black, soft and stiff. for gents, BOYS and
children az popular prices received this
week az Lewis One Price Store 92D nm
street, between and X. 20
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GPDni nnpnin

ALEN, ADAMSoN's wel!-known Billiard
room, with stock fixtures, &c, for sale and
mouse Iol rent. 30. 9Th street. R.g3h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28

BEFORE SENDING your children awav Ia
SCHOOL, mark their clothing with Smiths
rubber stamps or stencils, 1913 Pa ave s26.f
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an Saturday next Oi Francs mems finnish
EUC.
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Or saturday next of Francs mems furnish
lngs and hat store, at G-3 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. 2olc
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-sR (tfttIInr Inc


NOTION To SILL GrTGAS'S PROPERTY
fNEgEI-- 81.
his '-ri-g tie case q; ". II. G-fw21
fUHW II i-.-l On tCo CGar- 2 ~ the larceny Of
S45.t'H trCEn abe Treasury IL June last. was
before IN Ze v vie IL chambers. The case
rcv cones VT OI motion % the cO1sSel for
fIe gO-~I -T1@it ,Ju Ecs FISHER "lO :. NJ.
WHO'D o. sell certain property take. under
att1Cl ne { ON the sTlt brDuEht 10 recover
he amount ALLEGED To have been stolen Ou
fhe law Sl'C ~ the court. The defendant was
>. r-5 e6UttI ~ treu- Garfield AMI ET. -. X
EiiOt. and AFTER tire contents 81 the petition
rac rte" s'atej t1@v Died plea 10 the iuriS-
&c. ION Of Judge MyIIe making the order
At 90 f. chambers.
Inige Eylfa said that II the order could
10Y re matte m Chambers 70 could nor
p T-@Ir until tie next term Of the Cir
ruli curt t'atter part 0f September.
Nj F'lDt urged tuat IL was unnecessary
- Ef 1r tie stock la the restaurant and to
u = watcfU,sr employed auC Cite5 the
eu-r 'I a. 'he Me7>Eai's office 10 store goods
taEs' ~ 70 at walls
iuG-e Wilson said that II would be 10 The
adN&Utsce Cf an - keep the lease and stock
'vfacf S-5 sell tC.etGrF.
judge Nyie remarked thar there would
- 10 ciliiCrI-y. r This was al S4uitv pro-
tteti"g 10 -"uEll.- ti.s order, bra the "a e
ttTg or TIE law side PIE cOCtt see no author
~ IT, de- -" Stat1ts frI -vcl IN -nr.rT al
iri> time. The court OveIIU-eC tee motion
10y want 81 jUris iIClion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28

\ NV FNEERFEr-E .a- bean Sr-rt.- n
t.l~ 'tfE -s-v VIZ 10Y i.c OBJECT the F-vIug 10
tlyi. - 81 improved process over me OH
jlsH2 en- sAg Is.ls- e,seis % p 50. ms
luuch - the a-Cr 4 Of tie eTr!t IS fully re-
ii ned and not. es here 0fOrc- lost through
90 tEr't t1OE- ! he specimens Submitted seem
a. AVE TIE merits claimed thereto. ny the
erior. W.1 mas erected In This city. FOR
Ni-s~T~- Coleman q. Sos. one % his machines
y 'f' drying -2raclty or ten hC cdral bush
- Tev 'Ey '.e o. tEe Reynolds evap0ra-
'oFs- RE SrEe-t ycr built in America. was
s-iE-f1 to 5--v.c to-day by Col. Wow 1t
a'-s SOME. .' - s -e- aud ~ a. lalI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-28

I'TTNa2- PIT >.Ey Eors FRO. scse.t - On
q r." ~-- 5tL q next rno1sH g. Tournament
vii Or" given AZ TIE Ns'iOT8i PARK unie- me
mas .-eIueut - Ny :. M9tFaff ~ which
la-'aS %fr gentlemen VIII enter The gentle
mems qlizc WI. be "a S150 sold watch and
We lsr.-s prize S-r1 watch There viii
'sl-o % iTlsl of sreed for real teams, for
which ~ Ellve. rltggG- i~ offered.
Tue SSH race on tie Eastern Fra1-h m
= "--t s.y l,--.L- proved @ success ne
Navy far' people propose 70 get Up another
I" 'aFe ia.- about o.. I-'- o. SFptCubs~
tDf vuicH % b. pro .lIS-t g compete TO- q
oc-rie-H.tII9 leu sIO, glr. 90 cost O on. era
~ PSI expected ftat q t,y -Gc- Xii TAKE a5gcz
81 tIS rEIle -tr-e-
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EETHEL ACADEMY, F6uIuier county, Va,
VIM. W. Smith senior principal. is endorsed
ny the highest educational authorities OF Viz
gina. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less tnan those OF any similar Institution IN
L.e sELe e,g,eOlD
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U-cafber Probabilities Today.
OrrICr OF CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICFR-
WASFTNGrCS, August -, 'N3.

For New England and me llidhi'- states
-I-,FFaet 20 southeast winds. SLOW. ~ falling
t,sr-rre-rr. slight craDle IN temrer itUre aud
e'~1r OF rar.iy cloudy weather, except 81
liant rains axe &c Sibie.
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AEE'NS T,iENTs FOR THE SINGING FEs-
1iNaL-At the meeting 81 the executive
committee ~ the Washington SrryeTbuud
iaSt night, NJ. \ Hart ~ the chair, :. letter
vas received from tie Richmond singing so
cicty y lTgiI'ta.'' stating trat they aCceDtei
TIE Invitation DO atttCC tie sam crfc Z. Sep
: mttT tn, and would be represented by
s.rfy Ts-0btv
iir- Hart sisted that Miss Jennie Flint
ha1 consented 70 sing az The concert az Lin
coin RAN
1ue following X the programme: on Sun
DAY, SeIteII Der 2, the Srngerbund Will re-
= ve their guests r. ~ Richmond at the
BalunDIe and Potomac depot. and escort
them - the St James hotel In the after
BOON rrIU1ou VIII take place at POrtner's
garden, in Alexandra. Va. On Mon fay
Septeu- BEL g. a. o'clock. there Will e a din
2 - a. = oreT-S. on 9th street, at O'Clock on
Ire same evening tie grand COGceTf at I-n-
coin Ia I VIII take place, and after that a
banquet ~ GaT'Ui'S hail, on y street On
IUescay- September :, The SAUCES will
Inr Il at TIE st James hotel ant proceed IL,
cdTidser 10 the SChuetZen PARK. where q
E.cE'c viii y held, closing win another
boz ouef. On VIC i-cstay morn .ilg the guests
Viii resusL 10 Richmond.
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OPENING Of THF THEATFycAI. SEASON
Tie amusement >ea. on VIII be Oyen next
Monday night, when both OF our .arga ~
AYERS WlH resume for the iaN and winter
season
~ tS6 Ma ic-7I Neesrz. Baker ana Far
TCI. Tie popular coin tlalS aud vOslIi,fs
NEC have made thousands OF prpr,'e laugh j
,iE con- caIitIes, wiz .IJ!,rar T.. new ..-C
comic lama entitled "EeilT.,l aud Ua.-
tie The scenes OF fNe play are located IL
"a ne 9rfI Ntlar'ic states, and IL - repleta
with SONGS and Games --i,r-i NJ, tfp -,t1ie.t
-CDi5. iCG the fiSp,ay of the yecuIIar abilities
o, Tie 1ys1 aC;C4s VINO sustain the p-i1CIual
characters.
FoId-s CTeGa House opens with the great
32yCr.evs n. TSt~tlS. ono Of TIE nest ..Drn-
panic o. ere EiIC IL the world They viii Re
man one week. giving 2 change % r,r0-
ETaErIcc each night. They nave a fresh bull
Est nt f-ieS. S~---- al DANCES. lrlG ,.es---e
ir-E-4 EI-TC-FEe
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DIR. 9. W. BENsoS's Celery and Chano
mlle Pills are prepared expressly to cure
headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness anC
% cents box, postage free. Sold by al
druggists, and Charles Stott & Co, $50 Penn
Fylvanla avenue. WASHINGTON. 6.5,eo1:
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EXCELSIOR. - This is a very excellent
motto FOR youth, but tax-pa gers who have
sreCiai Improvement tax bills % settle pre-
~ discount" as offered BY J. @ Lay - Co,
= 4 st--Aru.
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LOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,

The swift AND fayorfte Iron Steamer
PlLOT BOY, W. II. Byles, Captain q
moving been tnOrou2 liy overloaded and rcf,tTed,
Vii resume her tripg fer Potomac river Landings os
IlESDEH. March 2d, snd every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Fitzhughis wharf
root OF 6h street, at O'Clock a. d. Returning. wiz
srtlv6 ~ sslip gson egery eeass62y sc ST ndag
Freight received daily.
81 ..reishtg nust be prepaid.
feb9 N. b. FITzRUGH .ser
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TIE Grst hing 20 ne considered il buy ing
= collar - The t. The EimwOOi AID Yar-
"Iek z better than any oihers.-Adg.
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REAR. ESTATE SALEs.-F.J Sweet. real
estate broker and auctiCncer, sold on WetueS-
day August 18th, for Il. II. Warner, trustee,
a three-story frame dwelling on NJ STREET
between 9Th and eth streets northwest Ia X
II. 7 Leopold. for - $50, amt on Friday,
August 9th, for NJ sSSrS Jores and Edison.
trustees. three-stOry brick dwelling on o
street, between 18th and 18th streets north
west, 10 j. u. Free, for -. OG0. Also q. tbe
same day, five small brick houses and t--n
~ AT frames in an alley between 9th and 7th
and J. ard VI streets northwest Ia TOhu J.
EdSOD. for g, 500. Also. or same day. three
twG-siory bricks CT 9Th street, between y
and streets northwest TO J. .. Free, f1Y
- $50.
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# d NC AT Il

SONS AND ia UGHTBRs r. earn living. P home aud
h.nSst wealth. WASHINGTON BUSINESS COL
LEGE, corner 7ih and l. streets, provides such az
taucatlon: The Practical English and InI-is-ory
Business Department receives pupils 4 years Old
ana upwards. The advanced Business Department
receives students without regsrd 70 age Who are
ALT 70 complete the course IN one year Tuition
: ~ lcr ten weeks TO be paid at the beginning $50
year payable IN six equal monthly instaiag.t- on
Sltg t9r unlimited tine, payable in four egrsi
monthly lnstalneuts. reduction of Sla on ye.r
schoisrshlp, and IS life 50 ho,arshfp for c.sb
paid 10 fnii on entering. Students mar eater Z r
day or evening sessions. Thee from aE.rpsf n Az
Obtain board at from { = % . per mo, IN ScEri
asflc year begins NEDNESDAY. SEPTENBERI
tali - college, address flr Hllstratff circular
aUelqi1 i'm 4 cpENgFR -, '
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References. lby special , rmission: Rev Bisho5
simpson. Pbliadelphia; Rev Bi.hop Anes, Baltf-
pore, Shafles Sordhof, New York; Hon. J u New,
united States 1reasury; Gen. u. Il. Cowen, Assist
an &c retsry 81 the Interior; Hon. :. Sheabsrger
H"h y; q. Emeryl T. }. >. Perry, esq. Senator
Logan. DIR. D W. Bliss, Washington auple In
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A MERICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. o~
OELy LINK CARRYING THxET68h
AMERICAN FLAG. sh
Sailing every THURSDAY from PhfIsdslphis cor
QUEEESTOwN and LIVERPOOL
eA6iN, LNTERMEDMTB sd STEERx6s
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates O. low o. By snothsr st-clsw IS,s
PETER WRIGHT SONS, GENERAL AGents
Philadelphia
II d. O0okE, il. q co., fBankers,, Assnts,
euGz2-y l<39 street, Wasktnstor.
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4 nv ORC observation-disclosures 10 ICE
No. ., n. OF p, has iOi med an association
Know n a. the Capitol Uniform and Driil As
SOciation, Of East HFsshir gtOn. Mr.. Thomas
Hamilton, TOE author Of tue Pytbian drill, Is
tie commander. Snd one OF thC objects Is 20
Prepare for the grand centennial demon sta
.iCl n P1ila1eiYht2 nett year.
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W II. wHE4TLEY's
LADIES' GOODS.

HUMAN HAIR BELOW COST.
have stock Of Human Ha.- R-ai1s, Puss ana
Curls, Which | will sell below New York v hole
sale prices, in order to give up that branch Of
business.
MRS. J. r. PALMER.
Jyl5-I lI09 p street, bs--reen lin snd Eth
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n EEMORIAL HALL. SELECT sCpoOr, ron
IVA Young GknFFE

,, Cc1ner !iih aud street, northwest
ibe ncCcr5igC-d having resigned tue chlfen II
tht above named PChogli take pleasure in re5OrY-
ntEGIuR 20 Their former patrons their Successors
me Misses AcksrmaU srf CowpeTt hwafte
ANNIE j.: EVANS, HEIEN 2 WILLIAMS
a.. bis .SbOei viii r. open on MONDAY, September
.s'h 1879 Applications for admission may be male
o. 4sS niSscuTl avenue, OF as New Jersey ave-
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$40 20 $4,000 has Deen invested IN Stock
privileges and paid 900 per cent. pfOit. CHOW
70 DO u" book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumbrijee = Co, Raf xers, 2 Wall street.
rev YORK. 62.
THE SINGER SEVIxG MACHINE sales o
1872 we're S2lG, $50. Ai2-g. WI