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THE GOIRTS
POLICE CoURT-Juel.e Snel.

Today, Chas, Wise. Thos, Moran. S,e2har
Clements and VIM. Bailey forfeited co!lat
erai. Winfred Kelly and Il. A. McBee. same.
Frank Morreii, Nagrant. was sent down.
Fanny Belmont, same. Edward Marshall
forfeited. Rober, Hutchinson, Indecent ey
posture II the Smithsonian grounds -. Pat
rick anu Mary Ryan, loud and bOiSt, rols: =
each. James F. Walters forfeited. Sarah
Smith, pTofaue; -. Henry HySon. selling
liquor without license; $50; an appeal noted.
samuel Peterson. assault anu battery on
Michael supple; -. Randall Henson. pro-
fame; 20 ard thirty days.
RoBBESG DRUG STORE
Daniel buchanan, assault and battery on
John =. Jones. Buchanan was arrested by
tfdceT NOkes for rObhirg the TIL of Or Jones
drug store, corner of PENNSYLVANIA avenue
ana "a street. On Satur!av last. II was teS-
tined that he went 10 the store after the doc
Tor La" retired. and, ringing the night-bell,
told the doctor that he wished to have a pre-
scTIption put up. While the doctor was put
ting az some mixture, Buchanan reached
over the counter and succeeded IN abstract
ing SO from jhe ill. but was discovered by
Mrs. Jones, WHO had suspected the mau and
was watching MIN. one year in jail and 100
fine.
ALL SORTS.
John Cotton, assault aud battery on Fred
vrick Powers, continued. Phillip Ludwig,
assault ON Susan Ludwig; so and costs and
bonds TO keep the peace. London Bridge
COlO!ed, trospaSS on the lands of Is. SUNNY
anu stealing cabbage, 40 and costs. Charles
smith, larceny OF two silver watches. Of
Icef Lip>Cplnb arrested the boy Offering the
watches I'm pawn shop; reform school Rob
eTt walker, assault on Rachel Dyson, bal
case; six months III Jail.
WONT LET HIS DIVORCED WIFE ALONE.
Joseph FTeund threats To Elizabeth
Freund, who testified that she got a divorce
from this man about three years ago, but he
Keeps after he. all the time, and has fire.
quently been before the court for threats TO
her; 500 bonds TO keep the peace, and stand
committed until given.
= MARKET HOUSE ROW.
L. r. Levi and F. Grecnapple. market
dealers, Were charged with an aTrav in
the Center market. The testimony showed
That some angry words We're being used be-
tween Levi and Greenapple'S wife, whose
stalls are near each other. Mrs. G. used
pretty rough and Insulting language, which
Levi replied to in similar strain. when Mr.
Grecnapple struck him in the face half n
dozen times. The court stated that such
scenes in public market was diSgraceful
People OF all classes have TO 20 there the de-
cent - well as the low and vulgar and next
To church . market should he free from
such language and scenes; ne thought Levi
should be dismissed, AID fined Greenapple
50 ana costs.
MINED CASES.
John shorter, assault on Margaret Dick:
-" and costs. VIM. Henry Price, larceny OF
an OYCIcoat worth $50. pleaded guilty; six
months ia jail. Appeal noted. Jas. Price
assault ON Orlando Moore; -. Keeter Brown.
assault o. John Sinms; 81.
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

The rain last night did not deter rush OF
people TO the schuetzenfest, the dancing ball
and all the booths being crowded. The prizes
for the day were distributed as follows:
BOWLING,
first prize, George W. Bauer; secCnd, E
Ham6right; third, Samuel Ceas; for;rtn.
sixth, George c. Walker, seventh, WiIiiam
Reed; eighth, Charles Parker.
THE PRIzFs FOR SCORING BULLS EYES.
awarded as follows: r. '1 Hsun Ssh'y we're
Baugh, s; William Fendner, 8; G.. SchiIling,
8; K. Bushman. 4: l.. Boyer, 4: c. F. Ran. {;
{. Ebel, 3; J: LiPp9Id, 3; G. F; Wassman, 2;
+. Stolphe, 1; r. HI. Burr, 1.
THE sCHUETZEN CADETS
tested their skill as marksmen yesterday,
follows: LIST, Oscar Abner; ID. III. Xander;
Sd, w. Behrens: ith, W. Yost; 5th. F. Behrens:
9Th, j: FEELING; 9Th, l.. Kessel; sth, w. Schus-
feTi eth. I; ,i koehler; 10Th, E. Engels nth, F.
Behrend 18th, W. Lutz; 10th. III. Martin:
18th, c. Conradis: 18th, J. Rudhardt; 18th. III.
Fen6ner; 10Th, f. Nogt; 2'st, w; Koehler;
I'd, L. Abner; sd w. Helmus; 2ith, A Lutz
LADIES SHOOTING,
Isl prize, Mrs. Christian Xander: ID Mrs
William Fendner; 80. Mrs. W. Behrends: 4th
9th, Mrs. August Koch, eth. Mrs. Sebastian
Aman; Sth. Mrs. Matte. II: 9th, Mrs Jacob
Homer: 1Gth, Mrs. William MueIheiSen.
The inclement weather having prevented
macy from Attending tie festivities this sea
son, the managers last night determined To-
continue the fest one day longer, see adver-
tist mentl ana tonight
TARGET SHOOTING PRIZES
VIII be dlSiI buj Ell and the closing exercises
Is he place. The successful competitors are
rs follows: First prize. S5j Ia gold, Captain
{. G. BaUgh. %, 80, silver, c. F. Ran, OF
EaitimOrr. 81. 20, gold. J. Seiber. ith -25.
silver. William Fendner 5th, 80 gold T..
EushmaD. Of Bai;imure; oth. S2e. silver, Ii.
FueTsing6T. The remaining prizes were cur
TpnPV = IN - rrik r,t TOD
follows seventh, q. Woltmade; sth r.
S;olpe; 9th. j. Lippold: 10Th. Charles EbeI;
18th, Edward Abuer: l2th. l.. Beyer 13tn, ]
j. Kaiser: lith, K. HeDnSch; 18th, =. SchiI-
ling, of Baltimore; nth, II II. Burr: lIth, G.
c walker; 18th. August Koch. This Will bo
The last Gay OF the tamth animal le>f.
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e EORG EFT ".

THE CITIZENS REG Alta, which was de-
clarcd OF on Tuesday last, viii take place
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. The course viii
be from the Potomac boat house down the
river one mile and IetIrn. There viii be
double and single oar race. The entries for
the double race viii be the same as on Tues
day last, with the exception that Mr.. VIII
Brace w!ll take the place OF NJ. II. E. Bla,,
In the boat with Mr. TrumDull.
GRAIN IRADE.-The offerings OF wheat al
the Merchants Exchange to-day amounted
10 500 bushels. Sales OF $3.50 bushels at
from Sis % -i.50. Arrived, schooner Mary
Am, from Alexandria, with 1900 bushels Of
wheat fOf Hartley & Bro; schooner Kitty
Ann, nom same place, with 400 bushels Of
wheat FOR same finn. By rail, $50 bushels Of
wheat for Hartley Bro 1900 feet Of lum-
Der for WheatleN Bros.
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LOCAL Ne W S.
Condensed Locals.

ShIltlEE tOL leads all the rest, 18th HCg-
,,tT s.ogC-i.fr for September.
Richard EeI.acey, $40 18th street northwest.
died suddenly yesterday OF congestion OF
The liver.
The wife Of Peter puruiD. grocer. at the
corner OF l. and 18th street. was severely,
though not daL geroESiy, Injured by being
gOTed - q COW yesterday.
At "A meeting of the PrOduce Exchange last
u.Ghf The subject az n uniform rate OF com
missions was discussed at considerable
ieuEtr. particularly uTOu The rates charged
oD calves and finally a motion offered by
Mr.. Jasrey that SuCh charges be left 20 the
individual discretion 81 each firm was UOiHi-
fnOusly a.c|tCt-
The executive committee appointed NJ a
5Geet-I- O.! Te~itert FreTCfmen 10 make
=.TTs5G2-II TUts tOT tEg procurement o. con-
GTiFLt4Gr. Tea tho relic. az the ~f!e by the
iats f,Cl~ 80 Toulouse. in France, met at
tsCrfy ~f.v.'1v svl b. was .'efer-OiUel -
mold e mass ueetiaG a. Pros CoiliCIe'>, L
street. between 1T and fIsI
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81 Some interest was recently excited i'm
the BoIs de Boulogne, Paris, by the appear
ance every morning, between seven aud
nine O'Clock, of a woman with a black velvet
mask concealing her features and mounted
on bne chestnut horse. The fair unknown
Is tan, and, judging from her rounded fgnre,
she must be young.
The society for the prevention OF vice,
New York, hitherto given its attention To
publishers OF obscene books, pictures and
periodicals. IL has row entered a new field,
and made raid upon the liquor saloons
which display prurient pictures upon their
walls Eight proprietors of such en1oons
wee arrested Wednesday, and held AZ . 900
bail.
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~ The Pope, II is stated, is 50 completely
cured Of 3 oumatic pains that the doctors
have oIGertd adiscoDtinuance OF the sulphur
UatLs.
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BETfFL ACAbFaY, FauQuier county. Va,
" m. W. Smith. ser or principal. is endorsed
ny the igheSi educational authorities of Viz
pinia. Rates remar Sably reasonable. much
iess Than those or any similar institution Ia
me state. - aNfO
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CITY ITEMS.
New Fall styles Of Hats.

Opening to-day Al Lewis Popular one
Price Store, So tn ST, between 1 aud h.
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DR. c. ". BENsoN's Celery and Chapp-
mile Pills are prepared expressly 10 cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepleSSuCsS, and viii cure any case. Price
- cents a box. postage free. Sold bV u a
Druggists. and Charles Stotf & Co. - PENN
sylvaLia aveuCe Washington poi-
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UTILIZING THE THRUST OF WAVES
Mr.. 7. =. Denlan, OF No. 315 Belleville ave
nue., Newark, has recently invented a ID
patented combination Of floats, connected
with Tie plungers of a series OF air-pumps,
of vessel, the air in a compressed form into
the pumps The power gained is to be used
as auxiliary to that of steam in propeliing
the vessel, in steering or in running the
handling the cargo. A company Is organ
World,
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Feather PI.babHEies To-day.
OFFICE or CE1Er SIGNAL OFFrCER,

OFFICE or CFITF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHISGTOS, August Il. lsl5. 5
For me lower lEke region, middle and
sOuth Atlantic states, continued warm,
VartIv cloudy weather, with sOutherly To
weStlrIy winds stationary, followed by riS
Ing harC r-.ster and POSSIBLY local rains near
the coast and near Lake Ontario.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer N the business once OF
sBE STAR ranged to-day as follows: a. m,
u; 10 a. m, %; II m, o; 2 D. m, 20.
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THE GATES OF PEARL, through which the
human voice issues. should never become
rusty. To keep the teeth for ever free from
blemish, Ia render their decay impuSSi hle. II
is only necessary Ia use P7G.Tosu SpseLpaf. II
Is antiseptic and Supremely wholesome. go
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% The shoe can be worn with ease BuuiOns.
lnErowiEg Nails, Vascular ENcrc>Spnrs.S
and other ailments OF the feet successfully
treated, az nr. Whites establishment 18TH
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours = a
IN. 10 & y. m
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ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs. col IS.
bronchitis. Group, whoOping cough. and the
most 10 be dreaded OF all. consumption, can
lind sure relief i'm Or btNdrs Bd'sdTn n WUsi
Glory. which cures when other remedies fail.
- cents ara 81 a bottle, large bottles much
the cheaper. 90
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Way MANASSAS a..
Sass-l situated ca the hight point ID. ffa = "a
lsLa "a fT sec. y miles 1I,r n iu-lr ~ n morn.
iE sd ffIU.rg trains Facf way FHrr q q r-.---r
tIir, - - III a. - D. rssN. yffh % 80 sr. ~
III entire l"NL'h. Tho Rooms 81 20 f..-..sI.If
ana o.. aih--e room cool a.. airy. Tho country il
~ .fs tts A. ans O. tlI y.artl. a-I there are nj
rue .-.es. fsar 'e-s Wf.lr' .iii.ran Pc. rr,i
lei- Sd. Fbatf Is ; CANNON. p. triat,r
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SO 10 $1,000 GsS been inVeS.af IN SrCck
Privileges and paid goo peT cent front dow
la do it," \ book On Wall street sent fra
IGmhr'dge & Co, Bankers, Wal street
New YORK d.
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VALnoTT MNrNK
MERCHANT TAILORS.

- HEIBERGER
Successor T. II y is0uNsu n %
OITLEENs, ARIG AND NAVY
MEhChdN- TlIIGE
heIopoftau - Jtei, iiste bran s.
ra-N NJ. 300 Penn q ave. ~ .SbYrrtr,
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TIfE EIsIwCOD AMI NarwlcS collars ere
made differently RON any Other. TIE edges
are sl ioldet. and the surface - 80 exact
Imitation o. EEen.-Adt,
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THE HsNGHInDt HnI,t

SEHt 20. % t"i av. .tt'Hth ga. -
4s@k.as T. HN rrlih ff ll.t -rf.. 20 .vIFrr.
hHal.H b. '-a htu'-...t l..s.. VIII .. .ll.
an arg pHrfilus. So f. Do o. M tts f.-t .t.ls
- .4''hNrf n situate. On tho - tsa-.ffrI flfi
h'A-. ht .''i-l ~ hurttrrr NlrlIrfa. T'e n. a.
HiiNr-. 3 a.. . Efuu tif. ha- ll-r. .I.- 10 rIf
900 ''.s. GU1 EipsssUt sstafR. There r|H.l-
shtr iH" hn.s~ nr" Mineral -rriH- q. - -
Gas a a.'ff taNe De- lfDr uur.1 Us q. 3D.. ans
o. e. ..HA O. Any g. the -fHtn talfr sag -lr-f
~ ti' f-hiirH sN NtEH'a ~ Iceberg ana b. 80
l.f.i- \ ire. r'i" = fut ~r1Fga tr.rr rsE. 81
tern. &c address gJSEIh n PATTUg. Prs'
Irt,'s- =. > 80.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

AToUR WASHINGTON OFFICE VIZ KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FRON
DUB READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING or
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREHS SUITS, AND SPRING
ovKRCoATs, FROM wHICE VIZ FILL Or
DERs In TWO DAYS TINA.
oHE SPECIALITY IL OUR YURsnHIso
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FIrTIHo GAB-
HEHT, WHICH We MAKE 10 MKAsuRn on
FURNISH READY nADK-
Devlln & Co.,
auR.yv prNR n 4TRxrF
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NEW FrASEIFB GNITsAL SLEEVE But
Tons MAZE 20 CT.itr Tor customers il - karat
sod p.ate. This = the rev fa3l pattern, and
VII Take the place II so. gold - expensive
luftoEs. Received a. Irigg'S Iswelry Store
gI-s IngTLiug.
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gaman, real estate auctioneer, sold lot No.
-, on + street, improved by q three-story
building, 10 Susan Birch, for 3d. 900; also, part
OF lot 81, in square 500, al Is cents foot, TO
Margaret Love.
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ADVENTUROUS BOYS. 49, The Bennington
W. Banner relates Tie following: "a. B.
Naiertue, who mas gust erected a chimney
or stack over eighty feet IN height, was as
tOulShed a few days since 10 see n boy wav-
ing his hat out of the top OF 1t, and then drop
the hat over the wall and watch its descent
10 the ground. Major Valentine Immediately
inquired into the matter, and found That his
young son Wells, aged nine years, ana a son
OF Mr.. NJ. X Whitney, aged eleven years,
were taking turns il climbing up the inside
OF The chimney and tossing their hats out OF
The top. Inside the stack there are iron
rods running across the wall on one side,
about three feet apart, and the youngsters,
IN climbing up the dizzy height, must have
swung from one TO the other, catching by
their knees. Mr.. Valentine inquired of the
boys how many times they had been up
there. They said they had lost the exact
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At O'Clock this morning the congregation
was addressed by Rev. w. II. Draper, after
which the general march took place, the con-
gregation being headed by the ministers.
After marching around the ground seven
times. blowing the trumpet, with delightful
singing, the ministers and congregation as
sembltd at the stand, at which there was a
love feast The camp closed at O'clock
with the doXology and benediction. The
camp meeting was complete success; man
of the people were sorry when IL closed.
y. Is.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE ssles %
lSin we're - IA W.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows. James Miller and Emma Richard
SON Samuel Clemmons and Lucy Holmes,
s. Ballard Freeman and Emma V. Dean,
Harry Cole, of Baltimore, and Ida 4. Fra
zier, OF Annapolis.
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a Martha washington Tea Party in
Fairfax.

HERNDON, VA, August Z, 1sI5.
LCttJr Star. The ladies OF HerudOu, Va,
gave d very pleasant tea party at the NJ. K.
Church. OH " etHeSday evening last, under
the auspices Of the Ladies Aid Society,
which was well attended, Notwithstanding
the Threatening weather. Music was in
Guiged in % a great extent. Especially 10
Baltimore, ana Miss Belle Downing, of Hern-
don, deserve special mention. Among tie
ladies present were Miss Ella Gilbert, Miss
: .aCk. Miss Fur1y .Of Washington, Miss
rich, the Misses Downing, Miss Raub, Miss
Fannie y ailIer lOf Washington, Miss Flora
Walker, Miss Cdywood, Miss Reed, Hiss
Richardson. The following also were IN
attendance Pro-. job nson and lady, Gen.
LncG and lady, Mir. Gilbert and lady, Rev,
Nj. North ana lady, Mr.. Raub ana Lady, Mr..
Nhipple ana lady, AIr. Laonharit ana lady.
and others. the party departed about lI-3j
lus's sport II. T.. X.
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FOE UIS CT EEu5 TRADE W. SsaE THE
BEST AsSORI = 6TOOk OF naTEhIaLs ~
BIZ FOUND ~ TIE UAfTEp STATES STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURHNE EXPRESSLY ROT
Us, AND TIE CHOICEST FAsCV Styles or
ENGLISH, FRENCH, CEEHAN AND AMERI-
CAN mAEUFaCTUBE. FOR THIS BRANUE
OF CUE BUSINESS Ne EMPLOF TaE BEST
ERTISTIC TALENT, UkEQgALED LABOH
FOR The MECHANICAL NOkk, AND IL
EYEhY RESPECT TURk gUT STRtCrLg
FIhST-CLASs GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED At OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Il MADE Up Is
6kw YORK As REPRESENTED, AOTWITB-
sTAEDISC TIE ASSERTIONS OF soHK OD
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WI FILL THESE
ORDIHS TRok QUIZ sEApE nlDE sTOOa
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THE QUESTION who l. hest qualified for
leader Of IRE Marine Band las Just been de-
Cited By the Secretary a. the Navy. who
after paying his special Improvement taxes
1hrOugh j. c. Lay x Co. % A. street, n
staItiy passed the cO-iuc;oG's baton 10 those
seIlfleIneL.-A-fC.
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J u tU6'
Dealer n Ee-f Varieties q
kHTHRACITE AND CUHEEEEAED 81, ~
AisO, WOOD 40 the sick, ~ saved and -z!-t
p Ices Uc0eraie Tor cash.
cfoes suc har1s.-FOJf % d Bxreez Sd ,l1lcl
Island avenue between gth Gua 10Th street..
Orders also received through Nessrs EAE tlTuE
FkA 6So6, oorDer sth aDc y gtre-ts. - Is
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y CCLCRTD BOY WITH Two WATCHES
Iie-'s- Vernon ard SxipPOn last evening
discovered "A uttle COiOrei boy. named
tharies Smith. nine years of age, trying o.
L. pc OF Two silver w8.ch-~ .l = EaWu-shrp
o. - street lie sad be 1b.a med them az 4
Stab-e Oh II street. belwee1 18th and IfJh
The watches we've taken f-1-r him an! %.
vas locAoI uI - avaII Lnveeii .liLnn
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THF MAsT-S.IuN EiaStNENT As~O,I-
=TIOS met yesterday. l.~ J. b. Blake iu the
chair, GuI p tsrF1't Bent StcrF+arF. The
Secretary stated tE4t. according % INST ~rgs-
tu-.-, isc LaI C0Iuus,Ilrstai with 4 T Go
storr- esq. director genera. q. The centennial
'HtIit'i> ut "a. PUIla'. IL.a a- king tHa p-Iv-
s.rg" 20 100 Uu e0.4r-. .f.. ..- boxes tu the
centennial buildings. lie I-.l receive q re-
i.'E NOM W GnN'.r-r stating 'l1- De- Nr
g Su.t. submit Tine ,trt.f~ft.p co.. 20 'ar Cs.t-
ttf r4s.f ts-.-..s "a CONAN. t'-- 90 their meet
I'l- fv.t lAHIt... = .,ltr-rltI.l O. -.- Was
yeC' Vel ssre s-H.u.' ca. .-#t from. ..a -.r-
l--.e- 90 ed. s2f- -.f -lul.- o. t.- 4T#s-rrv
a., I,t- .-I &c
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n EfR1 SiNECLAR ACCIDENT.-YsSter-
Gay, MIR. Henry Gleason. "A brother of the
wei know contractors Sy'va1uS and Albert
Gleason, met with n singular and s.rtnus
accident. While m the aCt az cutting a
wateTDe tOu, some mules commenced night.
ing. and one of them kicking Mr. G. o.. tba
arm Tie knife vas driven into his breast
making & very dangerous wound.
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DEMOvAL.
n The once Of the LYOOAIH0 FIRE ISsuR
AECk COMPANY has been RHNoyHD 20 Soorr NO
80, lie I'roft Building. corner Of ant efh srrspts
This staunch old Com hes been IN oeersSi Sr f
thirty .nve yean. Net esets aS10f0I.
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At II O'Clock a. IN. Rev. w. II. Draper. OF
Annapolis, preached the sacramento ser
mon. The discourse was eloquent and pow
eTful. The sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered by the p. E., Rev. n. VI.
Carroll. and others.
AL O'Clock Rev. r. y. Bell, OF a alexandria,
Va, delivered an excellent discourse from
Romans, Gu. q, V. 3: "For the wages of sin is
death; but the sight of God is eternal life,
through Jesus Christ our Lord"
AT 5 O'Clock p. m. children's meeting was
held at the stand. The vocal music by the
children was very interesting. Among the
hymns sung by them was, my country,
It's of thee; sweet land of liberty" They
were addressed by Rev. n. NJ. Carroll, p. f !;
Revs. Draper, Cooper, Bell, aud others.
At 6 O'Clock p. m. Rev. n. NJ. Carroll, the
p +. OF the District preached memorable
sermon from ! Cor, Ith CHI, 29th v: "But this
/ say, brethren. the time is short"
Monday night. AT u o'clock, Rev. r.
Wheeler spoke from the text, 30, wretched
man that ! am, who shall deliver me from
the body of this death?"-Romans, eth Gu,
2Ith V.
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sIKAM DIEINo AND CLEhNtSG EsFAA
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SUMNER RESORTS.

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WANTS DIVORCE FROM SARAH JANE.
To-day Mr.. r. =. Fletcher filed bill for
James K Findley for divorce from Sarah
Jane Findiey. He states that they were
married at Trinity Church, Georgetown, in
February. 1866, and charges that in 1870 she
deserted him, and has since absented her
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COAL AND WOOD.

L. " WHkesLarre~ end "Lccust ns-T,s'-.
" hlte Ash, " Lo-terrg HID Ash. and l.. e..
ai.ey. t. p-rs1u- = D. Wi-h 10 take aivsufs-s !,
tt io~ price,, orders VIII Toe received this u.8utb =
t-O Of ring Al leA figures prfrus II \, 49,
NaS al FiEv y ocO, saved and split any nulsrl RI.
- - desired orders Through mail pranptlr nlfaf
larc and Of'#r. corner ,fl sUd 4 .r-l.i- Ice
wet brAIgl \ srd slc Otlar, a street, between :.
and ID EHrthss-t.
j. - Ilr W al NsHIou
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THE LAST pF FcsE kFTSAEg.--Tl4S
I,CIr.ug aIoUt ten O'CLOCK q rcd tGx created
cutie "a sensation oy Uaklug arS appe2 rance
a. H., Front yZrG - tlt agstTtrugut u A-r.-
culture. EOE a while ne let secure amOag
lie q III plants IT -" flower h.'s- DGt. .ng
uiSt OVereG. numerous Ce~reT iaut> Of the old
fox hunters Gloss. mon a-In, w.ssu re took
ftiCEe DEs~. TIE C-lVFrt -t tIc lZ.l-Street
entrance .rI-G which hr was driven. ana
l'le4 ~ "a single blow ben fus presence OF az
'-yC-'Ci crowd a. a- attempted % escape
Poor bey-.-' Wa. SOON .aG-U cas- y: the
Tlu--,II. a.-.. Us --ss i.i- me C-st animal 20
make g personal aspiration Tor position
ion g. government department. IIls tribe
VIZ. 10 well % u ke warning.
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Washington lCoIoretl Camp Mee.ing.

Special Correspondence q IN. St,,rl
MCIREIRK, Prince George Co, Aug. 10Th.
Yesterday being the last day OF the camp,
the people came from Washington, BalIi-
more, and the counties 10 participate n the
closing services.
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GEORGETOWN ADyERMrs.
ItsERNiA ENCURsIoN-

By tie request ana .alir,t..f,., .. -. s,srrga
NF THk HOLY CROSS, 'he NV n = ~
aIuLBNIA BESEFIcIAL ASSOCIATION.