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Movements of L. y. Vessels.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H., July l2-The u. s..
steamers Lancaster and Dispatch arrived
here this nnoruing. Tie Lancaster has in
fec;ious fever on board, and has gone into
quarantine.
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STEAMER DAY.-Six steamers sailed from
New York for Europe on Saturday, carrying
over GIL cabin and ,1G2 Storage passengers.
Among the passengers by the steamship
Victor, Washington. Mrs. w. ID. Campbell,
of Baltimore, was passenger by the Boz
liyia, for Glasgow.
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THE OR4SG EWEy.

NEW YORK, July l2.-OraBgenen of this
city assembled this morning at their various
headquarterS. and marched IN bodies 10
barges IN East and North rivers. in which,
they embarked for the grove ON the Hudson
10 take part In their second annual picnic
together with lodges from BROOKLYN anf
jersey city, which viii meet them at that
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The ORANGEMEN Of New York, TO the
number OF co., marched TO the Church of the
Holy Trinity yesterday, where they heard q
sermon from Rev. Morris A. Tying. No ref
erence, however, was made TO the occasion
of the gathering. To-day the various lodges
will have q grand excursion 20 Elm Grove.
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TROUBLE IN BAvARIA.-Great excitement
is said 10 exist in Bavaria between the ultra
montanes and the nationals in regard TO the
approaching elections The North German
Gazette deDOunces the violence of the adj
dIt SIS published by the ultramontanes.
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MOODY AND SANKEY brought their revi-
val services to a close yesterday at Cham
berwell in the presence of an immense
tbrong, thousands being unable to obtain
admission to the services.
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KEW. DR. MoRIARTY, a distinguished
Catholic divine, died Saturday afternoon at
Nlllanova, Delaware county, Pa, at a ripe
old age. He was formerly pastor of st. Au-
man OF great ability In the pulpit and in
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FOREIGN VIEWS.
GIG Victims OF the TIood M To;.tous.

PARIS, July l2-Au official telegram In
the Moniteur correct an eNaggeration as u
the number OF people drowned ina the Tou-
been found.
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LIVELY TIMES AMONG THE MARYLAND
DEMoCRATs.-Thee excitement in local pol
itics is increasing. The democratic priina-
rleS in eleven counties were held on Satur-
day, and between now and Thursday their
conventions for the election of delegates to
the state convention will take place. 1t Is
said that the primaries indicate that in AL
legaDy, Garrett, Montgomery and Worces-
ter counties MIR. Hamilton's friends have
swept the field. No other counties have
been authOritatively heard from. In the city
the complications arising out Of the frauds
at the polls in city council primaries are
growing greater. The democratic city con-
yentton will be called together in September
TO settle the trouble in the 18th and 18th
wards, and protest from the defeated can
dldates in the Sd ward will also be pre-
Sented.-BdEiDiOre american, 18Th,
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GAINESVILLE, o., July 12.-Lewls Gerwig,
OF Cincinnati, and Charles Church. OF this
city, were drowned last night by the upset.
ting Of skiff. They were intoxicated.
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~A dispatch from Kansas City, Mo-,
says an immense water spout descended On
the track of the Kansas Pacific railroad near
Kit Carson, on SATURDAY, and washed away
TWO hundred feet OF road.
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SENTENCE OF AN ABoRTIoNIsT.-In Phil
adelphia Dr. +. T.. Perpente, who was con-
victed in April last of being accessory after
the fact to the crime of abortion, was Sattlr-
day sentenced to one years Imprisonment
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An ocean Steamer I'm Collision With n

The steamship Soy Lhia lost one blade Of
her propeller ana had another crushed by
coming I'm contact with a whale of ROche's
Peint Otherwise she was not injured. She
will return TO Liverpool. Part OF her pas
sengers viii go forward by the steamship
China, which sails tomorrow for Boston,
and the remainder by the Russia on Satur-
day next for New York. Her cargo will be
shipped by the Bothnia on the 2itb instant.
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THE PRESIDENT GRANDFATHER-At
Long Branch Mrs. Algernon Sartoris, daugh-
Ter of President Grant, gave birth, at s:I5
o'clock yesterday morning. to a fine boy
Weighing ten and a-half pounds. The happy
house hold Immediately telegraphed news to
the President. who was at Cape May He
Immediately sent congratulations and a
fathers blessing by telegraph. Many friends
arrived during the day to congratulate the
happy mother, but, by special Instructions
from her physicians, none we've permittei to
see her except near and dear relatives. The
mother and son are doing well.
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TIE New STAR II THE MUSICAL FIRM
AHENT. ID Creighton" the well-inforIned
Washington correspondent OF the DQi,Liuy
Ne7rS, writes thus of our Miss Hosmer: elf
the late benefit extended to Barton. of the
National Theater. was OF little benefit to
him, II did good thing ia another way, for
1t brought 10 the public notice one of the
nnest voices this city has ever produced
The pOsSesSor turns out 10 be the young girl
OfwhoSe voice Miss Kellogg spoke so warmly
last winter. The name of the young lady is
Alice HOsmer, name already source of
pride TO the women OF America. The audi
ence were positively aStOniShed, and won
dered why thew had so limited a knowledge
of the young lady's rare abilities. Her voice
Is sopra"O of the richest quality, of great
power and volume. The singing OF sUna
Noce,' very difficult operate aria, was
performed with such remarkable ease and
precision, as TO cause a double encore / was
told that not long since Miss Hosmer sang al
choir rehearsal two hours and the same
evening at a lady friends house, continued
TO sing for three hours without showing any
signs OF fatigue. She is young, being only II
years OF age, and certainly, IL judiciously
trained, will achieve a fine career. Steps
have already been taken to secure her early
admission into the proposed college OF music
at New York"
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RreaE i'm the Erie Canal

PALMYRA, y. Y, July IA break in tho
canal near here took place this morning. One
hundred and fifty feet OF the embankmeat
was carried away.
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French Lands Laid Waste by the
EtandS

LONDON. July l2.-The News Paris spe-
ciai reports that the country bet ween Vile
Franche nd Macon has been iGif waste by
the'fioOds 10 the extent OF forty kilometres
Fine wheat and vine crops in maly places
have been .IifInrlN dnSfrnNaal.
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THE INSTRUCTION IN HERZEGOVINA,
the westernmost province of European
Turkey, Is more serious than such disturb
ances in that quarter usually are. Not only
have the Turkish authorities been attacked
by the populace, but in many places the
Austrian flag has been raised. Herzegovina
is q comparatively small province, contain
ing less than million inhabitants
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ID COSMETIC ANrIDOrE.

The desire TO preserve and secure a baautiru COM
peXiOn Il natural The skn on the face is sub
Ject TO whoe of accidents not the least of
which come from apply ing i'm proper articles to in
crease its beauty.
Brysn's Cosmetic Antidote is prepared not only 10
remedy the evils caused by Of impure cosmetics
but 20 remove moth, freckles, tan, sunburn, PIN
pies roughness OF the skin, and Is nfslible cure
Tor ehapped hands. There is nothing used in the
Manufacture Of this article capable Of inJurins the
most delicate complexion but, the contrary, can
not be used without benefit
For sale by all Druggists. Price. 81 Is Der bottle
Liberal deduction to the trade. Address
BRYANS COSMETIC ANTIDOTr CO
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"A TERRIBLE NoRTHER visited Valparaiso.
Chill, on May 25th, by which many lives
were lost and many vessels wrecked. The
Chillan man-of-waF NaIdivia, broke from
her moorings and drove down upon the men
of-war Thalaba and Esmeralda, causing
damage to both vessels and forcing the Es-
meralda to run ashore TO prevent her from
sinking. About forty boys, in training. were
drowned, and between twenty and thirty
sailors and twelve To fifteen bOatmen and
eight others went down in the Egeric. The
Esneralda has since been gotten Off and put
In dock for repairs. Her damages amount to
about $4,000 over a hundred lighters and
boats were sunk and numerous vessels were
stranded. IL is stated that the Venezuela
side has suffered even more severely from
the storm than the Columbian
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AT THE LONG BRANCH RACES on Satur-
day the first race, one mile, was Won by
Risk in 1:is4; ID, mile heats, three in five,
by Bigfellow in l:i5H, 1:4ss, 1.53K; Sd, two
miles, by Bay Final in 342K; 4th, steeple
chase, BY Deadhead in 6:2S.
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MAKING TARGET OF A NEW HAVEN
LADY-Mrs. Michael Ready was shot dead
in New Haven, Friday night by Edward H.
Hosmer. member of a military company,
who had been out target shooting. Hosmsr
was arrested for manslaughter.
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The STEAMER LOUIsIANA-The NorfOlk
Virginian says: "The wreck of the steamer
Louisiana has been raised from the bottom
paratively shoal water, from which it will
ue easy to raise her TO the surface, and it is
expected soon to have her in Baltimore"
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July 12.-Martin's
block, in Pittsfleld, was Quilted by IRE this
morning. Loss, S20.0OO.
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AN ORDER from the Treasury Department
81 ;he Sd inst. prohibits the importation Of
breech-lO5ding rifles and fixed ammunition
into the territory OF Alaska.
TRANSFER OF TREASURY SPECIAL
AGENTS.-An order will soon be issued
transferring the corps of special agents OF the
Treasury now performing service under tn e
bureau of customs from the official super
vision OF the commissioner OF customs to
that of the solicitor of the Treasury. This
action will be for the purpose of relieving
the commissioner of great amount OF work
which, in addition to his other duties, would
require extraordinary attention. The death
OF Mr.. IObdell, who haI exclusive charge OF
the special agents division, seriously EN-
harnesses the Commissioner, and he has made
the request for change i'll the supervision
OF the special agents.
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Four Persons Drowned.

HALIFAX, July l2.-Capt. Richard Wash,
OF SUmmerside. and three other persons were
drowned of Malpique harbor, Z. l.. l., on
Thursday last during a storm.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Samuel Bolden
to temporary command OF the Fortune, and
on her arrival at the navy yard, Pensacola
TO report himself detached from her, proceed
home, and report arrival; Master Marcus
u Hyde to the Benecia at the navy yard,
Mare Island, California; Assistant Paymas-
ter Otis c. Tiffany TO the Goa st survey steam
er Blake; Assistant Engineer III. T. Dixon to
the navy yard, Boston. Defoched- Command
err Geo. Dewey from the Narragansett, and
placed on waiting orders; Lieuts. George c.
Reiter and Charles Sey mour. Masters w. Z.
Conway and Francis Winsiow, Assistant
Surgeon L III. Streets, Passed Assistant En-
one James Butterworth, and Assistant
Engineer W. III. Naumann from the Nara
gansett, and placed on waiting orders; Lieut..
Commander James ID. Graham, Lieut.. Wal
ton Goodwin and Master Freeman III. Cros-
by from the Benecia, and placed on waiting
orders; Lieuts. William III. Parker and II.
Winslow from the late Saranac, and when
discharged from attendance before the court
OF inquiry To investigate the loss of that YES
sci. to report for duty on board the Benecia;
Master Uriah X. Harris from the Narragan-
sett, and ordered to the Benecia; Assistant
Engineer John A. TObin from the navy yard,
Boston, and ordered " the Fortune.
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HOTELS.

NEW EUROPEAN RE>Ts CStNT,
~ SO4 STREET, OPP. Masonic TenPl5.
ARMAND BODIN
Comfortable and elegantly furnished ROOMS
The Cuisine unsurpassed. Choicest Wines an
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars
Elegantly Furnished Rooms for private dinner an
sUppeT parties. JetS-Iy
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zen. Sherman Not an Inecndiary.
HIS VILE nEEESna HIN

Mrs Sherman, wife of General sherman
In a letter 10 the Louisville Courier Jour nal
denies charge OF a southern correspondent
of that paper that her husband, during his
great II lrch, personally superintendent the
burning of cotton factory at EatOnton. Ga
ar d OF Roman Catholic convent in Column
pa >. L. The correspondent also asserted
that recent gifts of Mrs. Sherman TO Catholic
institutions south were due to her desire TO
make rersratlon for the acts of her husband,
in reply TO which Mrs. Sherman says: Let
the malicious reyile, and the false invent
ISLANDERS, and let such Journals as choose to
deal in such things publish TO any extent,
nut let them not presume to assign to me
sentiments so foreign 10 my heart regarding
the man whose purity of life, answering
principle, gentleness OF heart and courage OF
soul rave heightened and confirmed in me
the admiration and confidence of my youth"
NOTE FROM THE GENERAL
Is also published, in which he says: This is
essentiallya free country, with liberty of
TIE press and of speech. | do not object to
1he scNerest criticisms of the southern press,
for my opinions have been fully expressed
and l was among the first 10 extend TO them
the moderate views. If they choose 10 re-
gard me as their enemy / cannot help il. |
was never at Eaton factory" in my life
Mrs. sherman is and always has been a
catholic, and has extended charity 10 all
alike, Catholic and Protestant. with a Law
ishneSs that actually impoverishes us. To
question the purity of her motives is GER
laInly most unmanly way to reflect on me.
THE LATE GENERAL FRANK p. BLAIR
The Missouri Constitutional convention, in
session at Jefferson City, and the city coun-
Gil OF st. Louis passed resolutions highly
complimentary 10 the late eX. Senator Fran
els L. Blair, and deeply deploring his death.
The latter body voted TO attend the funeral.
which took place yesterday, and cO-operated
with other organizations and individuals in
showing respect TO the deceased. General
Sherman and other prominent persons were
in attendance. The members Of the LIST Mis-
souri, regiment attended in a body, as did
also large number of eX-confederateS. 1t is
stated that the immediate cause OF General
Blalrs death was a fall he received while
walking from one room to another in his
mouse. AS he fell his temple struck piece
OF furniture, rendering him insensible. At
tempts TO restore him to consciousness were
unsuccessful. and he died within few hours
after his fall
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THE GATTAS,

YACHTING AT CAPE MAY.
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Ar IKE BALTIMORE SHIRTF.p-
- TORY.

A Ikk BALT!M2EE SHIRT VAC
1912 + StrsCI nO-talcssf, WontagtOs, ID c,
IL fsG f1yefts Street, B1himo-s, MI
= e make the VEHf NEST DRESS SHIRTS <
sr@sf, and in the most elegant manner, for rs.
SIT Lands on the sleeves: eco with cud ri.
.z-nyt, aud perfect ut always guars nteed
? IN DhhSS SHIFTS, ready made, 81 -
Beet 4-ply LINEN COLLARS, for 81
Best ply LINEN CUFFS, s. cents a pair,
DIRECTIONS for self meas pt sent 10 gentisaei
di-tsnce when written for. Collars and CufIs
sent oy mail when paid Tor. ap5ly
TIE GREAT WASHINGTON REMEDIES
DIR WATROUS' HEALING BALSAM ANDDR
Inns mEnlCATED PLASTER, SYRUP OF
BoNEsET AND WILD CHERRY, and other
Remedies.
The Med;cated Plaster never allied in cases
81 Colds Coughs, Pneumonia. PIeurisy, Neuralgia,
Rheumatls M Group, Sore Throat, elbow Fever, Ty
phold Fever, Scarlet Fever, HemOIrhage. Parly
torn-. cuts, BurDs. Bruises, and Cons urn D
tOn receive wonderful relief and generally perfect
cure as a multitude Of persons testify. Send for
circulars.
All persons ordering before the press Of autumn
business, VIII have $50 worth sent them for eac b
SlO ordered, and In that proportion.
once, No May Building, corner II and fth,
NShlnston, ID. T.. J. G.. LEWIS.
p. S-Those having these remedies on commits
sion will please report and remit for sales jy6 ST.
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THE AMOUNT of national bank note circu-
latiOn received at the Treasury to-day for re-
demptiOn aggregated s13Ol55.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL JEWELL returned
from Baltimore this morning from a visit to
MIR. S. NJ. Shoemaker. of that city.
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FIRST LIEUTENANT II. y. LYLE, L. s. A,
has been ordered to report TO the command
ing officer Of the BenicIa arsenal, at Califor-
MIA, for duty.
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THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, sos ,3i5s6- Customs, $500, 1922.
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PROF. HAYDEN's ENPEDITION.-The Sec
tary of the Interior has telegraphed to Gu
ray, one of the powerful chiefs in southern
Colorado, requesting him to allow Professor
Hayden'S scientific exploring expedition to
pass through that section without molesta-
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The COUNT OF MoNEY in the reserve vault
OF the Treasury will be finished within the
| next two days, after which n count of the
| bonds held to secure national bank circula-
| ton and public deposits will be commenced
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tFOH tHSh TER.
TL- carrrsH'l iron Steamer - liz q
PILOT FON, -
Hsviug ben specially fried up for EyCrfS1IIVS
can he Chartered on r=a-1nabl- terms ApplV 10
=. q. FITZHUGH. Agent,
DaJ2 IN 6tb street wharf.
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PRoMoTIoNS.-Thef following promotions
have been made in the Sixth Auditors off ce:
To third-class, John Il. Cunning, of Con-
uecticut: to fourth-class, Sabina Ellis OF
New York, and John b. Pey ton, of the Dis
frirt al Cnlnrn hin
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OFFICIAL RECOGNITION.-The President
has recognized Sven JOhan JOnasson as
vice consul of Sweden and Norway at Salt
Lake City. Utah. Also, Peter Headburg as
vice consul of Sweden and Norway at Den
Colorado
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APPoINTMENTS.-Mrs. Amelia Smith. of
Pennsylvania, has been appointed a regular
clerk iii the dead letter office, Post Office de
partment. Mr.. ChaS. Rothrock, who was
recently discharged as n labOrer at the same
denarfrnenf has heen rcinsfafnh
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GOVFRSMENT DEPARTMENTS AT THE
CENTENNIAL.-It has been decided by the
commissioners representing executive de-
partments in the centennial exposition to
erect separate building, at a cost Of SO 600
for the exhibition OF the government depart
ments, and ground will be broken next weel,
for its erection.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 yEsUE THEATER.

HARRY BROOks. TdE PEDESTRIAN,
l. now walking his great feat of 1909 half miles in
tt6 half hours
Admission during the dag nd after midnight 10
cents.
y. S.-Ths tralE IS y6ffssn minutes before me hoN
and - hour jys tIylS
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NEw No.
4S6 and Sale A39
7TH Sly AT 9TH ST.
MARkRITERs,
Nc. 1873 TIA street, bsftrser ID and streets, sigAf
dJOrS ADORE Ofd Fsli0tcs' Hall
Choice OIL Paintings, Engravings, Chromos, sc.
Also, largest stock of Paper Hanging5, Window
Shades, Pi1tnres, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
sells, RUss, Nails, &c, in the District.
81 TEENS CASH.
e. Please remember Name and Number. iyl-ly
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THE Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR was the
only one OF the Blair family who ATTENDED
the funeral Of Gen. Frank L. Blair, in st.
Louis. yesterday. The father and mother of
the BlairS are at present at their home at
Silver Springs, and were too feeble TO bear
the fatigue OF journey to Missouri.
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PROMOTIONS IN TEE PATENT OFFICE
Virgil ID. StOckbridge, of Maine has been
transferred to be examiner OF interference
with the Patent Office. vice Philip, resigned
Edward y. Callan, of the District of Column
bia, vice MuHsOn, resigned, and Frank L.
Freeman, of Massachusetts, have been pro-
NOTED from first assistant examiners To be
principal examiners in the same office.
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To PLEASURE sEEhLkS.
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
STEAMER PILOT BOY. Capt. ". Il. Byles.
For sIONs.

TIVE Macy WASHINGTON
has larger frr pleasure parties Than any other
bar For GEIhTEE EFEhf
DA AM EEENING. Regular Exsr4ts- -
tTIps 20 GiyrIC 10 ard return Mon e1x~7xz7.zSR
oay :. W sErstss- ara trid-y-. leaving Sth street
Shari a. a. ArPly on board or to DR HOW
LAND, 2I9 An street.
Jes Am =. n TROTH President
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STEAMER SUE ENCURsiONs.

Ctbppibk a IViN dn1 hhhSH ALL -,
going sud returning. The steamer leaves stephen
SIT harf- foot II 1th street. AT 2. m, arriving
at Point Lookout early Sunday morning, and re
turning ?" Washington by . W GA Monday. All
the accommodation frat class, and uusuT-
paced l. Any ST smer on the river.
For passage, STATE TrCII-, &c. apply n
STEPHENSDN y BRO, Agents,
Sterh~u-ou bsTf, f.st Of 7jh street: Office, 1918
P-nu-y ~ anIa avenue. ~ Il