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The Washington Markets.

Ferier for tie Heek e53dilty .TsfIy .
tPriccs given below refer TO wholesale operations
only, unless OtIerw Use expressed
FLCUR.-Fariily. STANDARD brands, 7G.a7 q: d..
trade brands G5oa6 75 extra, 60oa6 Is; super, SOFA
Corn Meal, hlltcd, 9Na9l. do, UnbDltci, lass.
GRAiN.-N heat, Jal.42, Corn, yellow, SSas9;
bright 6Ga67 mixed 65a66: Rye, oG1I.lo
HAY AND STRAw.-Hay, clover, Is Goals no: tirno-
ny: y Da2i %; mixed; II 0Caz9y0O. Straw. Rye,
IM4.oaL 90 Oats; l39oal5oo' Wheat. 6yJa5OO; Cut
BUTTFR.-New New York, 2is25: Selections. wes-
tcrn 3"22 do virginia sal9,barrel Iial6; Packed,
tern, hrsts, l6a0; seconds, l5alj, third, l2aI3;
EGGs.-Fre~h, IsaIo keat. lOaI2.
tHEEsE.-New York State factory, fine, ne v,lOlI2;
lar To good, SalO Western factory, choice new, Ga
IOzs lair TO good, Sa9 SKINNED, 3a5; half zkimmed,
POULTRY AND GAME.-Ducks. live, per dozen. 275
+525; Hens, live, per dozen. IdJa5.01. Spring
Chickens, per doz., large 30oa5co; do, small, Goa
PRovI<IoSs-Bacon, country, hams, per ID ,lsal5;
1G"nldtrs 9997s sides, l2al3. Lard, country lots,
FURs. WooL AMP HIDEs-wool, WASHED, 4Oai5;
GnWashed. SlaSi Hides, green 6a7; dry, llal2;
NEGETABLEs.-New potatoes, per Dbl, ] 5Da3 %:
cuttings, do, goal 90; Cabbage per bbl l25al rs:
3nioRs, white; per brsn.; 25al 90; Beans, white,
crn, coal no. colored and mixed, JOl75. Black
eyed Peas, per bush, l.@Oa2.C0; do. do. mixed IS
LIVE SroCE.-CattIe common, 3laais; butcher,
5a5'2; extra. 61aa67I; Hogs, ordinary, ., fair,
ERaie; Clipped sheep, lash; Lambs, 3.ooai.0O:
a5nO
mill MIL Bran per ton % ooa2l
SEEDS.-FlaN, per bushel, 1 75a2 %.
LJMBER:-Yel. pine Joice and scant, II to Is, 1880
al4 90; do. Is to 20 II OJal5 co. do A boards u to
10 Get l2Ctal3IO do. 4 4 and 81 flooring boards,
II UOal7 20; Poplar SIS and 4: - oJaJ ~; Walnut,
- and CT 2, 3, and inches, 80 .C0a5O W.
mixed. LAP.
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GEORGETOKN.

THE FUNERAL of the late BENJAMIN F.
Hunt took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence on Georgetown Heights
and was attended by large concourse Of his
friends. The remains were escorted TO Oak
Hill cemetery by Potomac Commandery.
No. 3, X. T., and Mechanics Lodge of Odd
Fellows.
FLOUR lNSPECTIoNs.-Mr.D Daniel Mccain
reports inspections of -four during the month
OF June as follows: Family, 2.074 bblS: extra
2,i26 bbls; superfine, - bills: fine bbls
middling, % bbls. Total. 1852 bbls.
THE Potomac BOAT CLUB will give
another OF their delightful entertainments on
the river this evening. 4 great number OF
boats viii be out. and extensive arrange
ments have been made for an illumination
rom Table Rock down 10 the boat house.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrived, steamer
Express, from Baltimore. 10 +. q. and J. NJ
waters. with cargo of general merchandise.
Canal boat c. F. Wheeler. with 226O bushels
Of wheat, 100 bushels of shelled corn and us
barrels OF ear corn for J. O. and J. NJ Waters.
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THE COCRTS.

EQUITY COURT--.JtEtye Ngise.
To-day, Dahler, guardian, agt. Dahler ct
al; ratification of trustees sale niSi and
order of reference 10 auditor. Anderson ct
nj. agt. Ashley ct al; order of reference TO
auditor. Robinson OF al. agt. Delany; order
nt publication. Miller agt. Miller q, al; do.
PHILIPS agt. Phillips; reading Of testimony
resumed.
POLICE COURT-.I,,,Hge SiteR.
Today. LOuis DiSheT. charged with keen
ing n dangerous dog, which bit n little girl
named Julia Crane; dog ordered to be killed.
Louis icidmiilcr, ohStructiug Center mar
ko' house; -. Mary Lutt'clI 4 prostitute
and Eagrant was SEM down for ~ days. Su-
san Bond forfeited collateral Charles Car
rico forfeited. John Leigh, cul sing: -. Ma
tEaniel j. Coffin. driving on fOOtwav: -.
robert Thompson, disturbing the quiet Of
Georgetown: -. VIM. Fletcher forfe!te |
c"I'atcral. Jane O'Hern, loud and bolster
Gus: -.
ANDREW JACKSON As A IAw-ERFAKFR.
Andrew Jackson q las Lewis Jones, charged
with breaking and entering the house OF
Or. S'Ias LOOMS, with fclOniOuS intent;
grand jury. Also, charged with the same
or me at the residence of j. 4. Stevens.
Goods were stolen at CgCn place: grand
j. ". Ralph WOTml"y forfeited collateral.
NICK johnson, throwing stones: -. John
Lyons, a contractor, leaving open street
excavation. uDCuardei. =. Wn Finn as
saUit and battery on Margaret Finn; SO and
costs, and bonds To keep the peace. Frank
Whitney, assault and battery on Mary
ODell; bonds 10 keep the peace. John Cur
Us, larceny of 4 hat: - and costs. Frederick
GelSCr, assault and battery on Mary Gall:
- and costs. Watson Green. assault and
battery on VIM. Curran; * and costs. James
Davis. cClOTeG, assault and battery on Mary
Harding, bright and Intelligent girl. who
told her story to the court in a straightfor-
ward manner, showing Davis to have treated
her brutal ly and cOwardly; IS and costs
aDpgal taken.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


BALTIMORE, July 2. Cotton quiet miJdlinc u.
flour quiet AID unchanged. Wheat steadJ-Peru-
sylvanla red 27al 30. others unchanged. Corn
western hrmcr; southern quiet: southern white, 5
hNti southern yellow. 81 western mix ed, 81: sp0t p
bld last halt Of July. Oats weaker-southern, Ola
b5' western white, 81 do. mixed. g. Rye dull
aud nominal. Hay firm and unchanged Proris-
Ions qu'et. aud fair order trade. Pork firm, 81 20
Bulk meats steady-sEouliers, 2. clear rib slss u
loose packed, % al25s Bacon steady--houidrrs,
~; clear rib sides, 49,. Hans, l4lzal5. Lard
steady-cl udeGt: refined, lnIaltiR Butter-higl.
Crades n ymer with au upward tendency: Bo,hiT 2
doing III low grades, western extras 2i -, do
I,a2n Petroleum nOmInailv UNCHANGED ';oa..a
strgrC-oriinsry tn prime Rio careOes, lG12aI91i;
JoEhirg, Ea2o. Whiskyquet -. ~
BALTIToRE, July Virginia e., peters, i5S
Do, consolidated, SO West Eirginia's 81; North
Car ina ; old, p; do. new, ii bid to-day. Sugar
strUT g, 1t sslu%.
tEw IokK, July 2-Sfocks dulI and better OK
cept Lake shore aLa Union PaciG.. which are
lower. Money, 2. Gold, II. Excbang-, long,
bur strong
NEW YORK, July Flour shad firuer Wheat
one cent better. Corn frmcr.
LONDON, July ?. l. 30 .. m,-'opsols for money q,
~ 10 Tor account, 9i5-l6. Erie, l., New York
Central. 50 q div
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District Government Affairs.

Three street lamps have been ordered on
tth street. between Pennsylvania avenue
and last Capitol street.
The District Comm toner's to-day directed
The Day ment of - 600 TO the Industrial Home
SChCOi Of GEORGETOWN, out Of the funds de-
rived from the franchise rental Of the Wash
lEgtOn Market Company.
Yesterday the whole issue Of the Chicago
relief bonds! ..Ir-w:S purchased b. the
sinking Fund Commission at par. under
direction OF the District Commits ioaprS
These bonds were authorized hv act of the
District legislature. approved October Sth.
Is. ali bearing cate Of January iSt. 1-1}.
Win CCupC"S at Z yer cent. interest. cur
rCNCy- V5yabie semi-gT1Gally. the principal
payable ia i've years. T1cy were al held by
The First National Bank OF New York
Measures viii u taken TO have them de-
S1rnE ttI III Incp.
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. July 2.-GOh opened at IL, n
stinened 10 ll1's AID returned TO III during the
nrst twenty minutes after the opening of business.
Slice then II has been steady at I71S dull spec
uiation. On gold loans rates were /, and per ct
Tor carrying and flat on the borrowing side The
foreign exchange marker WAS dull but irm, with
the official rates same yesterday. The basis for
real business has been 4S61 a45I and 43saai90 The
engagements of specie Tor Saturdays steamers
amount 10 r5U6 100. The money market Is quiet
and easy; Demand loans are reported at 2a21s per
cent. and the best grades Of commercial paper
found ready sale AZ ga to 5. Government bonds
strong, and sai4 higher in nearly all the issues.
In state bonds there Is activity in the Tennessees-
ries at I1sa47s4 District of Columbia 1865 sold at
72ts: The stock market opened irregular, but gen.
orally fraction lower than yesterday closing but
later the list made an advance OF y TO per cent
the latter Western Union to mid day. since the n
the mar et has been quiet and esdy small bust
ness and narrow fluctuations. Exceptionally Lake
Shore look prominent position; Union Pacific
opened at T6 sold at 76s and has sncs then touched
IS. The larger dealings aud extreme sales were:
Lake Shore, 57a575S: Pacific Mail, 4Gl5aip;G Erie,
lTSalisa Northwestern. 3Sbss39: Union Pacific, 761
13l4 81. Paul, 33tis3ilS and Maripos zSal3.
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Fourth Of Iury Excursion.. Etc.

COMPANY j.. Washington Light Infantry
have perfected arrangements fra grand eE-
curS.Cu in celebration Of the glorious
Fourth" fO Fort Monroe. Nue lie T4-Egv. and
NCTfolk. and have chartered the Jane Nose
ley for the trip. The boat Will leave 9th
street wharf at 5 O'Clock tomorrow night
and return here atCO'clCck on Monday morn
ing. TIE committee having this excursion
In charge y a very efficient one. AMI will
spare no efforts 20 make II a most enjoyable
trip.
GlymOnt. under the management of Mr.
6eoTEe y SEekell, VIII b. one OF the centerS
of attraction for eNCUTSiOUiStS on MONDAY
IeNt- The ire steamer Mary Washington
Will make three trips there. ut q m. %.
m. and y. m. returning leave GlvmOut a
II a m. r. M. and 1n y. IN. Wtber'S fine
brass and string band has been engaged for
the occasion Arrangements have beer male
to preserve good order.
The second annual picnic Of the Knights OF
~. Joseph J. To be given at BeycT'S .th-Street
park on Monday next. The grounds Will be
az en- at 10 O'Clock and dancing to commence
at I'm lOUghcrty'S band has been enga Led.
Tie large iron steamers Sue ard Arrow
Will make two trips to Mount Vernon on
NOT day. July >, leaving 5tli-Street wharf at
10 a. m and 7. III. sharp, returning at G:J0
and =. m
There VIII be q grand picnic on Monday,
July >. At Mattawuman Station. Charles
couI ~. for the benefit Of the Catholic church
at EeaLtOwn.
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CAUTION! In our changeab!e climate
coughs. colds, and diseases of the throat,
lungs and chest Will always prevail Con-
sumption VIII claim its victims. These dis
cases if attended To in time. can ne arre>t ell
ana cured. The remedy Is Or. WtS'lu.'S b.
san Of VA CHc77W. 20 cents and 81 Der bottle:
large LOLt.Gs mMch Tie cheannr. %
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ATTEMPT TO RECONCILE TILToN TO HIS
WIFE.-Miss Florence Tilton is engaged to
be married shortly to Mr.. a. r. Martin, the
witness who figured in the Trial as the fire.
quent visitor at Mrs Tiltou'S. He has been
playing tie part OF the mutual friend in try
ing To bring Mr. and Mrs. Tilton together
again, and recoEoiling them .tciiHa'i Ga
eeffs
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BuniOns, Ingrowing Nails. Nc successfully
treated at DR.. Whites establishment. SIS 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours: from
a. m. TO q p. m. Fee, : / per visit. Owing To
press of business during Office hours Or
White is unable To attend patients at resi-
denceS, eXCCpt after 6 D. IN.
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A SUIT FOR DAMAG ES.-Judge Nelson
has succeeded in securing for an aggrieye.i
plaintiff in libel case against Il Brookl yn
newspaper the suggestive SUM Of six cents
CANA eS.-N. Y HfrnII.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE met last EVEN
ing the president, John A; Baker, in the
committee on finance was read. It shows
receipts S5s's expenditures. 1854 90; balance
on hand. sl3.0i. The following were elected
The committee on quotations. MeSSrs. VIII
kirs, DufrOw, and 3eidler. Under the head
of new business. Mr.. II. {. Jones addressed
the meeting on the subject of publicly bring
ing out the advantages ~ the PrOtuce FIX
change as q means Of further promoting the
commercial Interest of Washington and he
SugceS ted that the entire press of the city be
waited upon and requested 10 write up the
objects of the Exchange. A committee
(Messrs. Jones and Janney) was appointed
10 carry out Mr.. Jones suGgeS ton and to
Graft offices and advertisements for publ
cation i'm the city papers. The now commit
tees of the Exchange were appointed as fol-
lows: On Finapce-J W. Sands. a. f. Phil
lips and II. {. Jones. On ArDifration-J F.
Saum. j. c. Ergood and +. G. Western. On
TraCsrOrtation-O.O Spicer. n. E puirnw
and y. W. Kelly. On MembarShip-C \. J.
Beidler, F.; Chamberlain and j. $. Miller.
Adjourned.
REAL ESTATE SALES.-Thomas Bowling
auctioneer sold yesterday afternoon for Jas
q Payne, trustee, lots 1874, is and I36 in Oar
rows subdivision of square 2GG. improved BY
thre twO-stOry brick dwellings,, To w. F.
Hicks, for S2-i5n each. The above property
IS situated on L street, between 18th and 18th
stress northwest.
Il r. Warner. auctioneer. Sola YESTERDAY
atterT con for +. j. Sweet trustee through
+. u. Cleary. salesman, parts Of lots Fl and
-, in square 1OT situated on l. street be-
tween 18th and 18Th streets. and containing
about 5.45~ square feet. to Francis Tourney,
for 10 cents per square foot.
DEATH OF Mrs. LUTHER G. nAwSox.-A
private letter received in tbs city this morn
Ing from Mr.. Luther O.. Dawson. clerk of the
foiiCe Court. who is st present i'm California
announces The death OF Mrs. Dawson who
has been suffering from malignant attack
OF erysipelaS at the residence Of her father
at SuSanvllle, in that state. She died on the
evening of the &5d of June Mr.. Dawson left
this city about two weeks since for CaIifnr-
ma, for the purpose of accompanying his
wife ana child home to this city, and found
her quite low or his arrival there.
FALL OF a SOMNAMBULIST.-Mr. Green
well. pump maker. residing on +. between
~ and eth streets southwest. fell from his
chamber window to the ground last night
while walking about in his sleep. He was
not much injured.
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A CHARGE or FORCFRY.-YeSterIa Geo.
H. Baer applied az the Police Court for a
warrant against Guy H Th0mpsOn. charg
II that on the 18th OF November last
1homIS son forged his (Baer'S} name To a
power OF attorney. by which means he OBJ
tanned 80 rom the District government due
bim ioT labor. The warrant was issued and
placed IN The hands OF Detective Sargent.
who arrested Thompson and hal him before
the Ponce Court this morning. Baer was not
present 10 testify, and Guy was held 10 bail
for hearing.
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AT TIE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION hell on
TUESDAY and Wednesday last in Grace
thuTCn. Silver Springs parish. Montgomery
county, Nd. resolution was unanimously
adopted that this COnvOcatiOn deems il
matter Of vital importance 10 the interests
and progress Of the church that educational
institutions IN which the distinctive Chris
Ilan ard church teaching Is combined with
secular learning should be well sustained.
therefore il = earnestly recommended To the
nemhtrS OF the church 10 patTCuiZe the
schools Of such character aS we already have
IA this conversational district, and in which
II Is believed that advantages Of most excel
lent secular education are secured along with
the religious training" The resolution fS
INTENDED to reach those Episcopal families
who send their children to Catholic semi
mares and schools.
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rTEvery century since the 18th. has dis
patched one or more polar expeditions.
sF-Gov. Leslie, OF Ky. in n speech a.
GLASGOW, Ky, yesterday announced himself
as candidate for the United State,
Scsate.
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CIT / ITE Us.

HATS.-Great reduction i'm prices. A large
and elegant assortment of new and stylish
goods. in light felts. various kinds of strayS
Cincluding fIue mackinaws). silk and linen
and haircloth hats, for gentlemen. boys and
children, at Lewis O9e Price Store, go 7th
street, between and X.
No ARTICLE has been discovered so of-
.eciive III falling health as Liebig's LIQUID
Extract of Beef, in pint bottles.
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~ THE M0TNTAIN nnrSR. CREs:

EAYSoS SPRINGS.-This favNrite summer
kk..szS resort. Oh the Summit of me Allegh-uiss,
viii BE- opened FIR the rec, pian & Uuets June l.,
lsI5. Since last season the holdings have been
enlarged and ~ 'atly Improved, and new and hnaut
III drives have been made through the grounds.
For further inform afi'u address ~ either # the
places mention 81 below, the Propriet.rs. 6. ~.
NJ Lin a co. tr.sson Springs, Cambria Co,
Pa, or Cloud Hotel Philadelphia. la.2 I'm
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- THE BENFRInGE UoVSE

FSSY lTIDBIEB UEG LOCDOCN 90 "a.
k11s4l l. NOW ready for tn reception ii SUMNER
Y IsTI1Es. II lisa hands lsu-a. with 50 rooms
and large portlcos, Sra l. K n m tn hasf stria
Nl.d.tIurg i u lu1te' in tn most beautiful and
healthy section e Northern virginia. fifty miles
southwest 81 Washington CRY. has hurrha- Il IA
denominations and pleasant society There l. vi hin
annie ,f the HoU-" a fnc Mineral Sprung, - h.l~e
medical waters have been pronovucG ly Physicians
," been n 20 any IN H." state. ally = age connect
W'th Tie k.illr Al Hcpst~ AZ Ias-trrE 4Fl AZ fn.
Plains a free ride - she Spring ever DAY. Ear
tern &c. address JOSEPH VI PATTON. PRO-
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RENoVO HOTEL.
3hs9

t1lN- This Pleasant and Popular Summer Re
r. a. Remove, Peuusy Nauia. on the line Of the
Philadelphia Erie Railroad. l. now open for the
accommodation f VISITOR The Il uhtiBn It the
Hotel, Immediately on the SUsluchaaa river. Ia the
midst Of splendid mountain scenery aud cont gUuus
70 celebrated EuEfllng ana trout t-EinE regions,
renders II unusually attractive. while the acc Va
notatlous prov iio3 are e the very best kind EN-
CUr~iOn tickets to keGoyo snlt n al an. prnoi-
ptl of ces 4 the PcHU,y lvaulA Railroad t-unsuv.
hor r., ma and Rates, aGir,-s PROPRtE TOR
REMOVE HOTEL. REMOVE pa 4, % O.,
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested in Stock
Privileges aud paid 900 per cent. profit. Glow
10 90 IT y book on Wall street. sent free.
Tumhridge * Co, Bankers, , wall street
New York. a.
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At half Price for two weeks. \ luxury that
you VIII not dispense with.
is 91S l. street northwest
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BUILDING PERNITs-Jarnes Raglan. three
brick dwellings. - by y feet. north side Of r .
between tst and ii streets northwest: - 2JD
MIS-. J Llnnick. "a two story and basement
dwelling. west side 18Th Street between w
ard boundary streets northwest. $1,000.
= W. Crane. raise and repair "A twO->tOry
frame, east side South Capitol street. be
tween and u streets ~l.O1D John =
HaW he. erect a twO-StOry and cellar dwell
lrs-hoU~e. north SHE a. 4 street between
eth and IN streets southeast. > gG1
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n WORLD OF THANKS Is DUE To the hota-
mist who first discovered the virtues OF the
JbtNGyd SIpOnC1iT. or soap tree of Chilli. The
wonderful cleansing and purifying property
of its bark gives To the fragrant S1z0.L0JI
much OF its unrtValled efficacy as preserv-
atiVC Of the teeth. eD
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~ a. wHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEING AND CLEANING EsTAB.
1TSWNENT

a. JsfsTSsH Sv-+r, G.0Tsstslea, a.. e.
EE'ahl..i.t. ISL Premium rwars.f. l-s1. r.
larzed aid improved. l>Tf. La-a- aF.i G-rteuIea's
wearing apparri 81 every dear Tff.8- iurluiIrlr
Nelycts, Cape NvIls aud Trimming. Ki1 Gloves,
Be-, &c u-C-ty yi-suvt or g. cd a---. Curtains ans
NcW Goods, Carpets alt BlsU ke's Ciraued during
the SUmD.r E1uths
Send yrUr address zud All cali frr and rc-
turn work NJ any place IA the ii- srrH Il egtr-
charge. work received and returned ay mai 5E-
press from sni 90 any Cac- m rl- com ~ gs2l-tr
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE. -Several elegant
pieces Of chamber furniture, dinner services
&c, belonging 10 the Japanese legation, will
he sold at TLos. Dowling's auction rooms to-
morrow.
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Selling off. Selling OF Cost.

90 Linen SultSfOr Ladies.
80 Linen Suits for Children.
400 Sun Umbrellas.
Al 8. HELLER'S.
700 rs Market Space.
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Turco-RnSsian BathS

JUST RFCFIVFD-White Duck Suits at
IL SrRACs', l0tl Pennsylvania ave.
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CORAL JEWELRY, nickel silver vest chains
and Hubb9rd's patent studs set In Lake
George diamonds, amathyst, emerald ami
garnet stones.
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SEVERELY ISJURFD.-Mrs. Owen. living
on II street, between 9th and eth streets
southeast, was severely injured last night by
ialhng INTO the sewer (abOut ten feet deep)
on 10th street. between A and B streets south-
east She was taken to her residence and a
physician called.
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ttAAJoRDAN.,Tp a WYE SULPHUR

ls--St-l FREDERiCh COUNTY VIZ GfNTi,
Oue- al . bali miles from Stephenson Depot.
Terms for NAV, June. - pternber aad October,
50 per day, SD - pr week, aud : a. per rGoath;
Tor July and August, So 50 per dav, : IS per week
and $50 ger month. Children and servants half
Irlce. Round ii ptickcts from Washington IS 50.
Pam ohle.s at Ebbitt House.
lpsc i'm q JORDAN
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No ARTICLE OF dress requires as much at
tel ton a The collar. The Warwick collar
= tie ole you should wear.-Adr.
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'IONr Wv, ROUSE,

N. Ely fh''N 4 iDNA L. VI.
1.LEl On Manassas Railroad. Evening train
Laws Wss itston a. Z .. m Round trip tickets
from Washington g. Front ~ al and ref1lrn. cost
S475 sPTiy T. J. d WILL, n. 1912 pm street,
for tickets
Board per mont n 20 : ~
Board per week ... .......@ 10 70 ~
Bosrd per day..-i,-- . =, .,..--,,..-,--;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-02

FOR Moth Patches, rockies and Tan, ask
your druggist for Perrys Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face, Black Heads or Flesh Worms, use
Pe7T1js Improved C0naesiOple and PinpIe Rer,-
eoty the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
b. G. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5.5,I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-02

THE n RATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum OH deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, tos. Saturdays, 9
10 and 6 to- Nt3litl6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-02

How SUSPICIOUS CUSTOMER WAS
REOUGTT TO A HALT-TEis nOrnin.
about O'Clock, Officers O.futt and Sicily.
~ I2tr0ilrg their beat IN the ueighborhOoi
q a ana l. streets. came across a cJlDrci
man with some articles. and surprising them
- have been stolen. took him IN custody.
He however. broke away from them ard
ian. and III" officers pursued him. when Ee
ran INTO an aifcy- Officer On-Gtt shot AT him
me tan taking effect 10 tie ankle. when ne
gave him SELF up. lT- Mckim extracted the
I.I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES-The following
marriage licenses have been issued since our
last report. Frank l.. Evclett, OF Mass. and
Mary y. COyle; James Scott and Mary Cole
man; Winfield :. BOntZ and Mollie r. Cody;
Thomas {. White and Rosa a. Tlackston, OF
Richmond; &. II. Bromwell. OF Talbot co.,
Md, and Catherine Rein, OF Germany; ia
cob X. Ash and Mary Roach; Andrew Patter-
son and Sarah f.. Brummell.