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HELD FOR ExTRADITIoN.-Henry Van
Hortn was held by U. 8. Commissioner
White this morning for extradition. The
prisoner is charged with having, upon the
2tst December, Isis, forged bill OF exchange
On Messrs. Naglemacher Il Sons, OF Lfege
Belgium, for 5000 francs Isl ,G0O) purporting
10 bear the acceptance of j. A. Ledvre, OF
BRUSSELS. About the same time he Also as
alleged, forged bill of exchange for 9 800
francs, (S1,90o,) which was discounted by
Victor FeTrange & Co, Liege. The prisoner
fed to this country, and on the stu of March
last warrant was issued for his apprahen-
sion, at the in stance of the Bel gian minister
He was traced TO Minnesota by Deputy Mar
shall Robinson, who arrested him in the
neighbOrhOOd or st. Paul. On the way to this
city Robinson was arrested for kidnapping;
writ OF habeas corpus was obtained. and
Judge Nelson, OF st. Paul, held that the war
rant Was defective and discharged the pris-
Oner. Van HOren was Immediately re-
arrested on warrant issued by Cornnis
sioner White TO await the decisiO of the
Washington authorities. The prisoner ar
rived in this city this morning-TN Y.
Post. 1.fh.
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IA London temperance exhorter are cfed
:: tent close by GROCERY, intending to ruin
It's business and convert It's patrons 10 90
oriety; but the police arrested him for dis.
turDing tho peace, q magistrate fined him.
end me injured rumseller brought Q law.
suit 70 recover damages.
D0Deacon Parkinson remarked In q pray.
er meeting In Carson. Nevada, that he knew
young boys who went to saloons where thoir
hthers bad credit, rot bottles 6Iled With
WHISKY ostensibly for the parents, ana tot
drunk on the liquor TIE nse|yes. Hs sug-
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF AN HEIR TO
LARGE ESTATES Among the Passengers
on The steamship Abyssinia from LIVERPOOL
recently, was K. S. Claytoa, a young Eng
lishman OF wealth, who was accom- panied
by valet. lie engaged rooms in Taylor's
hotel, Jersey City, where his manner excited
tie suspicion that he was of unsound mind.
The valet acknowledge d that Nh. Clayton's
mind was affected. and that his Ocea q voy-
Last week Clayton made a flying visit TO
Niagara Falls and returned on Tuesday.
he again departed on the next moruiug,
in cash. At HOrnellsville, N Y, he was
found cead In his berth in o sleeping car,
MI; FISK; OF Tay ior's hotel. had the oody
vsult Of the Jersey City cemetery. Surgeon
Ryan, OF the Abyssfnfa, says that CLAYTON
is heir to valuable estates In Yorkshire. The
cody Will be shipped to England on Satul-
GAVIN Y H,fy7 18Th.
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M0LLIB AND MAnrIE-So general IN this
absurd practice becoming, nowadays, that
We have fears Of seeing IL invade the realms
OF sacred lite nature. Under the auspices OF
we may jet be presented TO Mollie (or MIN
nie), who chose the better part while her
sister. Matte, occupied herself with mat
tiers OF The house, or read In an improved
Bible how Ruthie CLEANED In the Fields or
Boaz or BY faith Sadie bore Isaac at the age
Of SOL Ne,c York World.
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From . Physician.

HYDE PARK, VT, Fe0. Z, $50
Messrs Seth W. FbtCie & Sons, Boston.
Gents: You may perhaps remember that
wrote you several weeks ago in regard TO
the use Of the PeT7uIGi Syrup for my wife,
who was suffering from general debility, the
sequence of Typhoid Dysentery. had tried
the most noted physicians in this state, and
also in Canada, without relief. At your
recommendation she commenced the use OF
the Syrup, the first four bottles made but
little impression, but while taking the fifth
she began TO improve rapidly, and now,
after using six OF the dollar bottles, she has
regainsd her strength, and is able to do most
of the work about the house; and 1 feel that
/ cannot speak too highly in praise of the
PeTuiGt Syrup. L have prescribed it to
several OF my patients, and have procured
the sale of several dozen of 1t hers. You can
make any use of this letter you see 1T.
Yours very truly. III. ID. RELDEN. Md.
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Removal.
E8fSf- clIsS .ScOiLf-ifl0 md Ilahefsad

FS0-ctdss SECURING and Dyetao.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 900 q street
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
Of American or European invention, he is
enabled to do any work In q manner not to
be equaled by those not possessing these IA
cilitiee.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells renuished nice and cheap.
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, to suit the
times.
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- Do Lewis says that . lady viii eat
~ she Will In the presence Of other people.
- A colored man named Henry Pollard
ma BEEN arrested In Cumberland Tor outrag-
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-P. A. Darneille,
auctioneer, has sold, for Richard Wallach,
trustee, lot Ii of the subdivision of Prospect
Hill, TO John &. Howell, for $3.50. Also, lot
10, in Square 4i2. on o street. near 7th street
northwest. improved by three-story brick
house, TO same purchaser, for 81 $50.
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ga delegation OF thirty workfngmsn
rom Lyons, France, arrived 1t New York
yesse,oay, and were entertained ut ban
Phuadelphis.
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C. 1T p 1T E II S
rnNo I'm the Shade.

Straw Hat at greatly reduced prices,
Summer udershirts soc, I5c. and 81;
Elegantly lite Lawn Ties, , for . cents:
The best Linen Hand Serchiefs, hem med;
Drawers, striped SOCKS, Collars, Sc, cheap;
Trun ks and Bags At the lowest prices;
At LEwlS', $50 It'll ST. bet. aud h. 2
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INDIAN PONIES IN THE WRONG MAR
KHT-Indian ponies are not In large demand
In this city. A lot of twenty. two offered in
bidders. Fourteen were sold. the averace
price being only s75. The lot cost SOS Q head
In Pottawsttamie, Kansas.-fN y san. Iafh.
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THEATER COMIQUE.-The programme of.
fered at the Comique this week attracts
large audience nightly. frankie Christie
takes leading part, and several new stars
enliven the pIOgramme.
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WHAT ARE THE CREDENTIALS OF
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP? Firstly, it is
Endorsed by medical men as a disinfectant,
deodorizer, and remedy for local diseases OF
the skin. secondly, IL Is an admirable ar.
ticle for toilet use. Thirdly. IL is inexpen-
sive. Depot, Crittenton's, No. 9Th avenue.
Beautify without risk with HNs IaStasta-
neoils Hair Dye. 3,m,wI6
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Now IS THE TIME 70 enjoy the mountain
scenery, the sea side, and their cool breezss
30 we advise you 10 buv one OF Topha N -
superior trunks, travelling bags. satcnels or
snawl straps, from the immense stock kent
constantly on hand At his practical manu-
sign--l Adg,
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Beathsr PROBABILITIES To-t0p.
osyrcz or CHIP srasLL oFYTcxs,

hAHhLNGTDNs H. 1910
For the middle states, partly cloudy AMI
warm weather continue during the day, with
falling barometer, and southwest To north
west winds, followed tonight by slightly
cooler weafher and rains.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James Brow n and Rosa Cooper, of George
towD; Michael Matthews and Lucinda Gas
saway; Warren johnson and Mary Lee.
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NATIONAL SAVINGS RAVE

OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays 5
per cent. per annum on deposits Cor each cal
endar month. Banking hours, 8 to4. Sat
urdays, 3 to 4 and 6 10 s. Nt3,lltls
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A DIVORCE APPLIED FOR.-Mr. NJ. F..
Morris filed bill for Mary A. DOwney for a
divorce from Edward DOwney. She states
that they were married In Baltimore In 1854;
have had several children, six of whom are
now living, and she charges that during the
greater part of their married life he has
treated her with great cruelty, and that for
three years past he has become a habitual
drunkard.
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THE MIDSUMMER NIGHTS FESTIVAL
Inc delegates 10 the Hebrew convention
were entertained last night at the Schuetzen
park with midsummer nights festival
The exercises consisted of singing by the b.
b. Choir Association, Instrumental nI -tc, a
banquet, and addresses by II. King, Simon
Wolf and Others. Among the toasts re-
sponded 10 were the following: Religious
Reform BY Rev. DIR. j. NJ. Wise; '.The
Union OF American Hebrew Congrega-
tiOns," by Rev. DIR. Sonnenschein, .srne
Poard of Governors" by Il. Beltman. esq;
"The Centennial" by Rev. DIR. NJ. Iilien.
thai, and The : wiss Guard OF JUDAISM
by Josiah Cohen. The toast OF "The Rress"
was responded TO by Col. George Il. Corkhiu
OF the C7TCRicie, and this was followed by a
NUMBER OF volunteer toasts, which c,Osei the
exercises In the hall, and dancing was in
order. Hon. Milton Sayler. Speaker of the
House OF Representatives, closed the exer-
clses with speech, replete with brilliant
say Ings, In response to the toast 1.-The La
dies" A number OF republican aud demo-
cratic Congressmen were present during the
evening.
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NOTwITHSrANDIN0 ALL THE TALL about
the return Of emigrantS to Europe from this
stde owing to the hard times, there is still a
pretty strong cOun ter-curfont In this direc-
ton. For instance, the Idaho, which ARR we'd
this morning from Liverpool, brings $50 in
the steerage and second cabin. The Celtic
and City OF Chester also have q lar0r num-
Ter than has lately fallen to their share
Many of those who came by the Idaho are
mechanics ard farmers, with more or less
means-fM y Letter.
EUGENIE'S WONDERFUL LAces.-The
$500 lace dress and the 81 900 lace shawl,
genie, which the revenue officers haye seized
as smugsled goods, have been delivered to
Mrs. Hoorix, q Belgian lady. who claimed
them rs her property. She had pawned them
sum, and they were seized there.-[M T. Stn,
l4fh.
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The NJ" sf N6t srs!sd.s -.

L He INV Nv 2 VI HNIAEN
II AT HOT SPRINGS, L. u
BATH COUNTY. NlkGIeIa, A0
,,,, Rapidly approaching ocmpletior, u U
WI have capsoisS ~ TWELVE nUNoEE5 EIrls
every twelve hours. ith sseparae pol ana Are-.-
trg room Tor each Rather. ii 4. the b. ar-anses
erd mott comfortable bathing establishment in ths
lrtted stste.. The waters vary in { M p.r.fure.
enc range as high A. degrees. Their Ereat cura-
tive powers In a rhsum sAsm. n a., ci.o..s-
q the user, ara numerous other diEssses are at
teet by tbousnts - 10 have been curec OF greafIy
benented BY using them The nRrNKiNs W.rFgT
lsoinde Iron, alum, Sulphur, and Masnr.ia. Hot
acc mooa ions equal 20 any in tbs mbu ntsins.
Prof. J. l., CABkLL, Il. d. Uuigsr-ity Of yir-
fpia resident phy sici ~ For mPhiets Aud ctrcu.
lars sdcreG J. q AUGUST. Al au arer,
Tvs I'm Uci sprirSs Ran c-r-,- AZ.
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J. II. SquieH u Co.,
RANEKRS.

1416 Pennsylvania Avenue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits. payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
tied. 5,I,eo
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CATARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee until the best evil
denee of success has been realized from his
treatment. Office s09 9th street q. W. 1871:
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PURE WINES at Chris. Handlers, GIL 7th
street northwest Try them. BS
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Mr. JANIS 8. WILSON. x-Dis,ric, trea-

Mr. JANIS 3. WILSON, District trea-
surer. arrived In this city yesterday after
DOOn in company Win Mr. Thomas l.. Hume,
York. Mr.. Wilson states that he was de-
tanned IN that city Ia consequence OF Hines,
and that he will show to the entire salts Fac,
ton Of his friends and the public thr.t his
accounts are all right and that he dId not
intend 10 abscOCd. as he had DO CT pss IN 40
so. lie Is sim quite Ill and on ais arrival
repaired Immediately to his hon. e.
Mr.. wilson brought back wit q him a draft
on New fork Tor the n,oyey heretofore
ststtd 20 be deficient In the examination OF
his accounts, and IL is not believd by the ac-
counting officers now engaged In making a
thorough examination OF the books that
there will be single dollar short. At all
events the District will not lose any thiDg.
A Springfield (Mess.) press dispatch, July
ID, says: alt appears that Wilson. defaulting
treasurer of the District of Columbia, was In
Springfield FOR week before last Saturday.
He was drunk and threatened with delirium
treueps when he arrived, and was confined
to bis room for some days. He had $500
on DIS person, which was deposited oy the
hotel keeper In bank and restored on his de-
parture, no infimation OF any irregularity
In his case having then been given"
BUILDING PERMITS issued by Inspector
P!owman:-J. Z. Mandley, two two story
Drlck dwellings, south side CEDAR, between
a. Graf, eight two story anu basement
dwellings, south side T. between 18th and
18th streets northwest; S2s goo. NJ. a. CHARLIE
4
N, between 18th ana 18th streets northwest;
$500. b. III. Warner, q three story brick
dwelling, north side Corcoran, between 18th
and 18Th streets northwest: Al, O30 Same
three two story brick dwellings, east side
9Th, between L and q streets northwest;
5000. Jenny Malord, raise and repair
brick dwelling, east side 18th, between and
ID streets northwest; q, coo. Chas. N. Rich
ards, brick dwelling. east side 10TH he
tween VI and y streets north west; 500. Mr..
mes, brick stable, west side 18th, be-
tween U and Madison streets northwest;
$500. Thomas p. Simpson, a four story brick
store, south side Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets northwest; Sii 800.
Margaret Kirkland, a brick dwelling, south
side Prospect street, Georgetown; Al 600. ID.
r. Hagner, two two-story brick dwellings
and stores, south sice H, between 20th and
21st streets northwest; 81 go.
THE UNION REVIVAL MEETING at the
Lincoln Hall chapel, this morning, was led
by Mr.. Columbus Choate, who read from
Josbus, LIST chapter, and commented thereon
Mr.. Nye made q cheering report from the
meetings conducted by Mr.. j. Il. Wolf at the
North Carolina NJ. p. chapel, 18th street
east,) after which remarks were maze by
Messrs. House, Nye and others, and large
number OF requests for prayer having been
presented, among them one them one for the
recovery OF ex- Senator Nye, prayer was
offered.
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PRICE OF TICKETS:
whole tickets, el2; Halves, Sc; Quarter. g.:
SI.ekets, elOO; Im Tickets, $50: 46x Tic ker. ,
each. - 80
Hon u: Tsylor, Mayor of Frankfort, TIE en-
tire board OF City Oouncilmsn, Hon. Alvin DuvslI
late chief Justice OF Kentucky, and other de.
tlpguishec citizens together with such
persoLs ss the ticket heiders present MAY
Will gepefiufepd the drawing.
Remittsrces can be made by Express, Draft, Post
once Money Order Registered Letter, made
gsysbis TO kBhTUChH CASH Distribution
All communications. orders for Tickets, aud an.
pioaiiohs Ter Agencies should be I'D lresssd 20
HON. THOS. r. POTTER,
General Manager,
VS2av6wSh6v Frankfort, Ky.
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HoMsON HOUSE
REsovo HoyEt.

These Superior and popular resort. h.ye been
thor ughly re'utpi he'd sud prepared IRA a =
TIE eL ter tainnt Mt u sue-fs cDrinR the II
Centenr lsl year. Located one cf the kks
principal routes Of lrsyel between the SSr-0 ~~-t
and the Centennial kshfbition, in the miist %
besutlful forest tcrnery. here the air And wsten
are the purest, they all be found attractive ans
benz hcisl resorts Tor health ard plea seekers a.
well se convenient resting places for i.t. sui
travellers. The country AGENT 20 these -pleDdt2
hotels sforus the o. ct trout hshins and cunning
IN the kaefern States, For circulars n iuforma-
ton, &C, address II IN TAYLOR
Pr prietor Thom. n House, Kane Pa
JACOB n. SCHANnaCHrR,
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Cons &c.-Easy Feet

Cons kc.-Easy Feet
being Indispensable to health and comfort,
thousands of the intelligent public visit Or.
Whites establishment, 1916 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel. for relief
from corns, bunions, bad nails, vascular ex-
&c. Fee, al per visit.
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sUnDhS DEArH-Yesterday evening
sofored vas Se,GSh; as Mrs Nancy Mullen
taken Ill, and stopped al the honsa ~, VIZ
d. Wheeler, 1872 X street. shs was tazs,
In and every attention rendered. hv ~.
wheeler and wife and DR.. Mundeli. her bus
band and children sent for. Before thsr r.a y :
rived however, she died, rs is sunn3. ~
from heart disease. FPoseo
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NOPE VICTIMS OF THE Hor WEATHER
The shower last night and the accompany.
!hg cooI breezes brought some relief from
tIe ihteISe beat OF the past few days, aud
the LET OF sufferers by heat RIos. Or alton is
largely diminished.
1ssuroay afternoon Charles Miller, COL
Oreu, was found at the corner of am and 4
stIeets northwest, by Officer Wh.te surfer
ing nom The effects Of sun-stroke. Dir New
ION rendered medical aid, after which he was
sent 10 the Washington asylum.
James watson, Is years old, resting at
The corner OF 9th and II streets sou TN west
zen, overcome with heat, on 6th, between =
and streets, this morning and was ,sarrted
10 his bone by Sanitary Oficer ConneIL re
was, al the time, leading q blind man,
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"A FRlGHTFUL FALL.-This morninz a
fearful accident occurred at the new sas
house, corner Of 9th and III streets. John
Mcguire, James O'Day, Frank Lassier Snd
John Mahopey were engaged At work on q
lowered, when 10 gave way, and thew fell In
TIE ground, a distance OF 35 feet. Mcguire
aLc O'Day were both very seriously injured
the latter having the flesh nearly entirely
.oIn nom his forearm. The others were ir.
yuIso snshuy. They were removed - their
Murphy. ~ U
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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS met yester-
day afternoon, and Andrew Owen was APP
pointed an additional private at Center mar
kef; John r. waters at the Baltimore and
Potomac passenger depot; Oscar Rrun Hook
Itb street, between and X northwest Ire
resignation OF Detective John l.. Sergeant
was accepted. Private George w. Cooper
was cautioned and lined so. Private Wn,.
III. Harding. jr., was dismissed the force
Application for liquor licenses from Nalen-
tlIe GruGsser. Torrance A. Dpffy, Jeremiah
j. BrosEan, Nicholas Deboy, Louis Schenck
Tor y. Beg en- VIM. Reckstein AM Louis
Psbst were referred To the Major for iuvesti-
CATION. The application OF VIM. II. Edelin,
was reconsidered and disapproved. The APP
plfcatiOns Of HCSSs a. Febrey, DeuniS J. Col
lins, Il. A. BOdin, David Riordan and Wm
Ncge.weyd were diSspproyed. William g.
NoodTuH was appointed private Gu the
fCrCe.
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EXCURSIONS, PICSICS, &C.-The fourth
basket picnic 10 the falls of the Occopuan
will leave 9Th street wharf Sunday. JulY rs
al a. 10. Fare for the round trip, 50 cents
Washington Tent, No. 81. /. o. r, will give
a grand excursion 10 Rcbmond, Va, July
10, returning the next day. Trains leave the
Il & Z. depot at II p. m.
The Lady OF the La Ike will make her regu-
lar excursion next Sunday. she viii leave
6tn street wharf at p. In. for a five hours
trip On the Potomac.
The Jane Mosely leaves Tomorrow ever
Ing at p. IN. for her regular trip To Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, and the Capes of Virginia.
The regular weekly excursion OF the
Lyceum Bureau was given last evening on
The Mary washington, and there were about
three hundred persons on board, aud ali en-
1oyed the delightful trip on the river To the
utmost. The boat turned near Glymont and
returned To the city promptly at II O'Clock.
See advertisement of the regular sunday
excursion OF the Mattano.
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P''Nss ST. ts sskTs tGousrr, ND.
SURF gkIBIso AND OoKAs BAEKzk.
HoTEL AND COrrAsK PLAN

trttgn, ~ the confluence ~ the Cbesapesk L. . !. n
Bay aud Pctomsc river. hwell know A. WAC
the most pleasant Summer Resort on ne lE ~ III
thetepeeks or PIT msc. For health snd h. 49, ~
hiss equal, possessing al the sdvan, ages 81 rrrf-
baihine without the cSuser Of ncertox, ineidept
te The Altar nc ccasf.
The Chssp~ake = Is sai the P,t,n Il nfla-
vide st Point Lockout. and tie Hotel ~ COTTAGES
being u Gated viii ia ftx yards % the beach re-
ctlye the lull benefit q the Ocean Breeze
The table " III be veil supplied
FISH, oYsrTRS, ana JssBs fresh from t,,s
water every day.
Access from Wsshingfon per steamers Lazy Of
the Lake. Jane Mc-esey, NsTy wsshiastoo, II Hal
tlmore, and Expires. Baltimore. steamers Mari
ssniDston and press.
BOARD.
Gla 81. -.
sPEOIsD GKRMS TO FAMttiss
Shildren under y years aud servants haf erica.
JAnEs mIIBUBN. Proprietor.
y IL I'm POM Loci ont. 81 MARY 20 M
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III
,ES.H.s si: :; - - :s..s. g g:
sesrs . q sss.sss q - 49, ~ ' s
On ths oatvard Da9ags foa o. sepsscvp . ~
rSss g 80; ssSs1PS Hssafsa 4 . q q a.. .
g g: $3.50 =: :. .sI;:: &: ~ g: .'s
6HB 11lfIAH AID NORfH ANEHIoA0
ROYAL NAIL 6fRXNsHIPe,
1 rooE, dzL MM % ~ oo. nH RR1Kkso3
sya az. is ~; sss,.es,:s . "a ts sas .
Alesris.--.,H jay |. 49, VI. Sss. g
.aS,.inia.- Va. AZ. .sy.s.iA ~. -. g
A. ever h0evl.G wuDunDAH ess oAxU1s
- - - - s.m assr.s. pa.n.
las. o. IA.Ass.0ssA, o, o. ere -
81 - = g - - I'D - 80 g 80 2 80
.ess..sssstaHyessss1s
sS:ass:::s: - q - -: =: - - -
A3asSs&ISylsE8jSFii;i!is;!k s
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LADIES, GOODS.

79 STILL CLOSING OUT. 7l9
oea y, % FANCY and MILLINERY GOODS,
~ 51louSly low prices, ~ DANfs'.
1l9 MARKET Space.
Cor. sth street.
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SOLID WEALTH.
100000 In Gifts!
Grsldest Scheme Ever Presented TO the Public
A Fortune For Only SIC.
THE KENTUCKY CASH DIsrRuBU.
TION COMPANY,

authorized by specisl oct Of the Kentucky Legfs-
lature. Tor the benefit of the PUBLIO SCHOOLS
OF FkASk 70 T, will have the First o. their
series Of Grand DrsviDgs 81 MAJOR HALL, IN the
CITY OF FRANKFORT, KY,
THURSDAY AUGUST 81, 1875,
on VIII n occasion they will distribute to the ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-14

E,0R BA RGAINs in all kinds OF Fancy and Mil
Il liner, Goods and Motions, go TO
7l9 Market Sp.ce,
uslv Cor sth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-14

ITO TIE LADIES'
NINE. L. p. JEANNEREr viii remain two
weeks longer, and Is selling -
BON NETS
q 10 worth ols and o. %, also, IMPORTUDyS
pBksskS. worth 8 loo, for els; aud presrmsktrr
done in the shortest notice No. 2Os Pa sV. d 2w
EEGLIsH EMBROIDERY on Nain.ook sna
H ssl. New stock, beautiful quality and pat
nrrs, A. The cheapest store Va the city. CONNOL-
LIS, Cos 9th St. opposite Patent once je17.tr