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A COWHIDING CASE AT ANNARoLIs.-
ne ttaio old CITY Of Annapolis was culiv-
eii' q yes erdaV 10y somewhat aggravated
case % cCwhidlng. Mr. William I,afaye.te
LcTssy, Il Iromi' c1t citizen OF the second
district Of Anne Arundel county, and caa.
rlCate Tor ihe q, mOgIaLic nUInipa ion for
cb0uly coinI.i3ss lOLeT, W .eljGsi the degrad ing
wtIp. Wine ir. George Hauinoud, an eN-
CONF deTate soldier, vino rc>ides IN toe same
ne'!ht Orliuod, feit The smart, but when ~
realized the situation he uSel his fists with
such vigor that Mr.. Dorsey got much the
worst o! the encounter. The affair occurred
In The office of James II. Hodges. esq. and
grew out OF something that Or. Hammond
sald or did 10 pre- ent Mr. Dorsey from Sc
curirg the nomination afOre said.
THE DELAWARE PEACH CROP. The
Philadelphia Lager of the 27th instant: sTne
shlpmeut OF peaches over The Delaware rail-
road on Friday amounted 10 l29 car loads.
The total shipments thus far by both rail and
wafer have reached about 100, 600 ba kets.
and have retted the growers, IL s estim l:ed
~G'D,tpO. AT MS rate, II is thought, the whole
crop Will Let 600 600. The fruit is selling
AZ fayng prices low, aud 'ne prospec; is
ust The market will remain firm 10 the close
of The Season"
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EoSToN August - "A

BoSToN, August - "A new house and barn
in Last Thomas street, owned by Levi vii
son. was burned Monday night. Loss ( 10 900.
partially insured.
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l-ON DtN, august -5--AuNlrS> from the
Russian headquarters at Gorny Studen
da'cd August -, says: "All IL quiet this
morning. our troops maintain their pDs ition
The TURKS remain under cover Oeu;nd The
nelgEtoring heights, cut of range OF our bat
teIles. The total number wounded from
August list 20 August 9th il 2,iS0 incluting
. officers The number killed is unknown
Everything quiet ia the direction OF Pleyna
and LOfteCha"
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VERY You've PARENrs-On Friday las.
Charles Donald, q LAD ID years OF age. rssId-
rested on charge Of seduction under prom.
Use OF marriage preferred by Ellen Lewis,
VINO Is but IA years OF age. On Saturday
aid, 18Th, ~~"
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proprietor and manager OF Ds Bars opera
house, In ST. Louis, after q gradual sinking
since his return TO st. Louis from Nev York
some weeks ago, died at 9 O'Clock yesterday
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-29

BRIGHA YOUNG's ILLNESS. A Salt
Lake (Utahl dispatch says that Brigh am
Young is suffering from cholera m orous aud
Inflammation of the bowels. 1t is claim IA
oy his family that his condition had in
proved yesterday. but those who should be
best informed do not think he Will live III
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ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE BALTINoRg
RIoTS.-James Carey Williams, a Young
man who was shot on Baltimore str set on
The night o. July 10Th, during tue riot which
fpai Red The memorable passage OF a portion
OF the 9th regiment through the streets died
Yesterday from the effects OF his wound
This makes the eleventh victim TO the dea Nv
march.
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THE RACES AT LONG BRANCH, n. j.,
yesterday resulted as follows:-The 300
purse for all ages, three quarters of q mile,
Egypt second; in the race for the $3.50 purs,,
ali ages, mile heats, four starters, Hattie f.
won the first, Partnership the second and
thlrd easily, ending the last heat In a slow
galiop; the hurdle, mile heats, was won by
Risk in l:55 l53a
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CINCINNATI, o., August pa freight
train on the indianapolis, Cincinnati and La
fayette railroad ran or the track yesterday
ing ride, and two Of them, George Hogie
and Fillmore Fagley,. were killed and the
other two badly injured. 'o
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Brigham Young BETTER

SALT LAKE, August 2s.-This morn ing a
the Prophets family within a days sum
mons were called TO his beds ide, where ht
babe them farewell. Al nine O'Clock nj,
physicians did not think he would live
through the day. Until noon he was under
the influence OF opiates, but this hour lhaIr
past eight p. m.) he is resting quietly. The
vomiting ana purging from wrich he ha.
suffered all day ceased ct six O'Clock, and
ms physicians, who do not predic. his re-
covery, regard his case as hopefal
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THE FISHERY CoIMGS HON Tue first
witnesses in behalf of tue Unitej States W ira
examined before the fishery com N issiol az
HALIFAX. n. s. Monday. TIey We're two
fshermen. The examination of witnesses
In behalf of the British government is not
Vet TN Sn ID.
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STAR GAZERs continue TO visit the Observ
atory every night, Mars and his twin baby
moons being the attraction. Capt. PIggonsn
and Lieut. GrsydOn are kept on duty every
night TO accommodate the Wis tors.
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Killed His Rrosh.r

BOSTON, August 2s-At AIhoI. Mass Sat
nrdsy, John Leonard dunued his brother
Patrlck for rent, which the latter refused TO
pay Words ensued, and Patrick kicked az
Jonn, out missed him. John then kick
Patrick In the bowels, inhic:ing Injuries
from which he died Monday. The victim
was G5 years old, and the brother 63, An in
quest will be held
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A HUSBANDS Suicide AFTER WIFE )
DESERT OS.-William Lincermann, agei 80
rr>lding at "a Lille street, y wark, took a
dose of arsenic at O'Clock last Saturday
afternoon because his wife had left him tnat
morning. She deserted him three years ago
and was gone several weeks. IN the spring
OF 1876 size ran away again, and was found
by detective in Brooklyn employed a q
domestic. Since that time she seemed happy
with her children and husband. bat on Sat
Urday morning she suddenly pat On her hat
and shawl, babe Licdermann gooi-by, and
said She would not return. He then went To
a drug store, purchased tie arsenic, aud
swallowed it as soon as he returned home.
When his son and daughter returned from
work in the evening ne told them what ne
had done. They summoned aid, but the poi
son bad entered his system. AT 2 O'Clock last
night be was dying. He owned CONSIDERABLE
property, and was kind to his family. Ii is
thought that MIS- Lindermann was insane.
No trace OF her has been found.-l ". \ .Snn. .
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B&SKRCPfCY.-John Ring, an extensive
lard refner and dealer in lard anil oils al
ST. Louis, flied a voluntary petition in blnk
ruptey yesterday. Secured liabilities sIlf,-
coo; unsecured about s15. 900; assets consider
abe, OF which the encountered amounts To
SllO 600. ~
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Saratoga Races Po.t.oued

SARAIOGA, n. ! AugusI -. = Tho
weather is unfavorable for the races. which
are postponed TO three O'Clock this afler-
noon.
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4 DARING ATTEMPT TO FOB Dr. Brig
ni ~, n wealthy cit zen of phillISburg near
~ Am and, Canada, took place on SUNDAY
HiSht while me doctor was alone ia his
houfe A gang OF dtSperadOcs entered and
teiZsG him and threatened hi m with death #
ne refused 10 surrender his money. and ign
IhS pap securing "a them $40 CD. TTut az
pft;t NJ OF acceGing To their demands he
gained release from Their ciutc!IrS. and
epfiEsine ihrongh a second story wiGdO es-
CAT Ell 10 tie house OF IisighSor.
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THE STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION AT
Chicago made an assignment yesterday TO
Abner Tay lor. This bank has been estah-
hshed some 80 years, and from the prestige
OF lts early reputation has received the pa
tIonage OF a or at majority Of the poorer
classes who deposit in the savings instttu
tiors there. The officers OF the lnk give IN
llabilitteS AZ g. .92S 800 and assets - Tol g 40
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COUNTERFEIT FIFTIES.-A well-dressed
ms n walked into Ditman's drug store, No 10
Astor house, last evening, and, purchasing a
few articles, rendered a so bank note in paw
mel {. Brief scrutiny showed the note to be a
counterfeit. The head clerk said he would go
much money In the drawer. The stranger
manifested . desire 10 follow. He was pre-
vented, however, and Mr.. Hawkins The
clerk, soon returned with an officer. 10 the
New Church street poll &c station he said he
was Henry Practorius, soda dealer, of No
$50 east 18th street. The note is No. 9ll OF the
central National Bank OF New York city
N T. Steu 18th
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the largest merchants of Rome, has JAILED
for Si00,00O. The bankrupt has absconded
with so gOn.
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MINERS GRIEvANCEs-H b. Pl,

MINERS GRIEvANCES-H. b. Plant re-
ceiveT OF The Northern Illinois Coal and Iron
company at La Sale, has filed an answer
in the United States court TO the petitions OF
tie miners who asked arbitration on their
alleged grievances. He makes a general
denial OF all charges contained In the petit
lion, and says he does not see why he should
be compelled to pay more than men ali over
the country are willing 70 work for.
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JOSEPH LONG, OF Indiana, has been ap-
pointed by Secretary Schurz 10 go West ami
look after the timber land depredators. He
is a BristoW martyr
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NeM Vurkish Minister Of Iustiee.

ONSTASFISUPLE, August ~. - Safyet
Pssua bss j. -en appointed Minister OF Jus
ice, Srcce ding As>y IN Pasha, who is nomi
mated PEESILspnI OF The senate.
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THE AMOUNT OF NATIONAL BANK
NOTES issued during the month OF August is
81 .30i.Gio; eighty per cent. of the above
amount, S1OiO 312, in legal tenders, will be
retired, as provided by law. thus reducing
the volume OF outstanding legal tenders 10
$SrS CD 4OS
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NAVAL NEws.-The Ranger was at Point
de Gale, July 18th, en- route TO China. The
TsllapoOsa LETT Philadelphia to day for New
York. The X chmOnd left Hampton RoadS
yesterday for Boston, where she will be pu
ont of commie,iOn
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MILL ID ABOUT Pale OF TROUSERS -
a. Iuit Delaware, opposite EaStoa, Ia .
Monday evening "a FIVE O clock Two bo,t,
men rom Newark were playing with an old
lair Of ants. Patrick kerrigan asked VII
I'm crane 10 stop Crane did not stop, aud
KERR IAN picked up heavy POKER and
struck Crane under the lief ear, killing him
II stantly. KERR - was "A; nee arras1ed hv
me authorities or Phil psbuig, n. J. The re
was a. yinrs quarrel
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-An engine
on the Castle Shannon narrow guags road
jumped Tie track about four mile from tits
burg, IA, yesterday, and fell over upon its
SIDE, crushing ana instantly killing John
Eccies, miner and infiictiDg severe SCALP
wouEd On James Brown, road foreman The
engineer, Thomas Welsh. was slightly scaId. .
ed. The er CINE was running very last a. the
tune, and was CARRYING eight persons
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GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE At lat a
hour yesterday afternoon the Secretary OF
the Treasury directed the Assistant Treas
urer at New York TO sell one million dollars
in gold on SATURDAY next. at noon, to re- ieem
that amount OF United States notes 10 be re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-29

MARTHA's VINEYARD, MASS, August p
The frigate Saratoga arrived OF the Bluffs
last night.
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THE FIRST PRAcTICH took place at Creed
moor by The English and American rife
leans yesterday. The score MADE In the
600 yard range by the British team ranged
from 16l TO 200, while the score OF the Amer
lean team ranged from 1s 10 30, Gen. T. g.
Dakin carrying OF the hoDors for the high
est ScQre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-29

A DREADFUL FIRE has occurred in the
Rosario mine, Mexico. Twenty four lives
were lost Many persons were seriouslv
wounded. The Rio del Monte mine ~
failing, losing $50 600 monthly
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from the effects Of the warn weather and debli
tsted, are advised By physicians 10 tsse mod crate
amounts OF whisky two or tnrse times during the
day. In little while those no adopt this advice
frequently increase the number Of drinks" aud in
time become confirmed iuebrIates beverage
which i'll not create this thirst for intoxicating
liquors. and which is intended especially for ths
psleht CT debilitatet persons, whether AZ hons
abroad, Is DIR. Scherck 5 Sea Weed Tonic. Contain
ing the uces Of many medical herbs this pre- para
non does not create appetite for the ating
CUP. The nourishng and the life supporting prop
critics Of many valuable natural Productions con
tanned IA II and well know u 10 medical men have
nost strsr gheninx influence single bottle Of the
1esse vii demonstrate Its valuable qualities. For
debility arising frcm sck ue,- eXsrti0n from
Any cause " hsteysT, wi1egisssfuI Of Sss Weed
fenfc taken after meal. will strengthen the stomach
aAd create appetite for wholesome food. To all
wbo are aoOCt Leaving heir homes tesirs to ssy
thai the excellent effects of Or. schencSs able
remedies, sea Weed Tonic, s-t MaBd axe Pitts, are
particularly evideut when TAX "a by those vino are
fnIuriO1sy Affected b change of water sad diet
Go person should leave hJHs without taking q sup
Dy CT these safesGs, ds slJls FOT sale ty q. Or 1g
sists. susi colin
~ sAEIxL @. YOUNG,
NOTARY PCBLIC,
oeui-u Oy8icE-STAR BUILDING.
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~Hon: William B. Allison n auuounced
eayly N HeptenheE. ~ ASNs
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Custom. III Suse DefalcatiOus In Nor

NORFOLK, VA, August 29.-The commit
Tee OF inves feation from Washington en-
gagged In Investigating the alleged frauds
committed at the custom house during LII
Their Lees administration have ascertains
me existence OF embeZZlements SO far
amounting TO SOS 900. The labors OF the coz,
mittee Will be at an end In a day or two.
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HE PAPAL QUESTION. The London
Imses CORES pondcnt a Rome telee raphs: "I
have received from Ordinarily Trustworthy
sources Information that the Pope Is suffer
ing great proetration, and has barely strength
o attend 10 any business. A council COM
mancs Al the Vatican and acts I'm The nome
OF tie Pope. Intrigue has commenced, which
is preparatory 70 q crisis. Some OF the car
dinals are holding meetings 20 provide for
any emergency"
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"A BIG UIAMnNn EnnRERY-The Rnstn,

A BIG DIAMOND EoBBERY-The Boston
Herald says that three years ago IL. Cohen
no began bust ness in the city AZ q diamond
cutter and polisher IN connection with
branch Office I'm New York. Business IN
partnership Samuel Ii. Hegt, Of New York
and employed his cousin, q. J. Hegt. as "A
cutter. A week ago Friday Samuel Hegt
went 10 Philajelphia With several valuable
diamonds 10 sell Tor the firm. Ga Friday
last he wrote CoheDRo To come to Fhiiadel-
phia al once on important business. CO.
henpo failed 10 find him. and SuspectiEg
mischief, returned 10 Boston and found that
the safe had bsen opened In his absence and
$1,000 worth OF diamonds, bonds and a
large amount OF jewelry abstracted. Visit
both hsd fed with their families taking tie
steamer for Liverpool Saturday. This bCld
al q successful robbery ruins Cohepne fiaan-
cially and throws out of employment num-
Der OF expert diamond cutters aud polisher,
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAf.-Inter-
nal revenue, s29i ,46O55; customs, 1881. 452 e.
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CHEsAPEAKF AND OHIO CASlIRpsi-

ness Oh the cal al contiI YES brisk, the clear
sDces yesterday nun Daring thirty seven
hcals, carry lrg over / 900 tons of coal. Last
week The Consolidation company advanced
the rate OF trippage TO s2J from SIS, the
amount charged when they were shipping
c'al al 80 cents per ton, ciai mIug that the
adVal CO IN freight 10 30 cents justified a re-
Tie To aimen OF The line Complain that the
auvai Gee H. buTdtnsone, ami some say that
hey VIII not load II lie advanced amOu Il Is
exact d, while OH, rs talk OF "A strike against
T.. No scion has beer Ia ken, however Gne
Oo&i Il. y. CIoplcy, Of the Borden line. which
,tfj here Saturday, morning, sunk in the
rahal near OidJnwn yesterday Il CtmtJerIaad
Noes, 4 UgUSt -
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INVESTMENTS.

We HAVE on HAND,
Bonds o. the new niied States our Per Cent Loan
pSn and registered.
District Of COun b. Tw enty year Six Per Cent Gold
Bonds, i-suec BIZ authority Of Congress-
Washington CITY Thirty year SIX Per Cent. Gold
FuLding Losn Binds, rstiied BY Congress.
United Sta,es Three sixty i've nds, issued for the
pistrict - Columbia, yielding resTly Ave per
- C Mt. int rest. free from al IA RATIOS.
Warrington Gas Ligh. 90. 3 Stock and Scrip ooc
- -ionsliy a hand
United States BoEd called in for REDEEM pon bought
or re inv eefed
orders fll.d promptly on commission.
LkWlS JOHNSON q CO., Bankers,
aoRzl-lW Cor. Penaa. acc. and 1Ofh 81.
Inn NEW AND SECONDHAND TOP
AND Eo-TOP BUGGIES, Sin
- A d. : M . seat Jasgers, two and four 6&H
ose. fArk Pony PhetOns, sisS, ous vsrV PIX
e{ihh Brett, and Nifty other ayiso
fx1oee to su1s the tines
p. ID. SCHMIDT 4 CO..
MY go PsHasVIvostO oooIcss>.
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REV. Mr.. PARSONS GOOD woRK.-Tbe
Deposit IN. f.) Cotater OF last week conta ms
the following Rev. w. II. Parsons, pastor
OF the Presbyterian church al Sherman. pa.
hes been doing noble work this season 10
bringing children from New WORT and
Brookiyn for a few weeks stay In the oouu-
Try. He left for New York on Monday win
ABOUT twenty little ones, tn second compauv
ne has prousht out, and will return with an
other lot. The children are selected for the
purpose by his friends fn the cities named !.
and Sre brought over the Erie at special
rates. Tney are nearly all sick children, To
wnom the pure air and green fields of the
country are great Denefi,. Taey are distri-
pulled among the families In this section who
xre Wiling 10 aid In the work, and after a
ioftL1Snts stay are returned 10 their homes
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SINGULAR DEATH OF YOU'VE LADY
Saturday morning Miss Kate Hetzel, living
in Washington county, about eight miles
from Hancock, who was recovering from an
illness OF several weeks duration, went TO q
spring q snort distance from the house, aud
~ She did not return her friends went cut In
search OF her, and were horrined to find her
lying with her head In the water, dead. IL Ia
supposed that she became giddy or faintei
ard falling In the position stated, was drowa-
ed Il Cl0lhe1IQnd Meus, 9Th.
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Severe Fighting in Shf2ka Pass

lie russian bGlIetIns assert mat they still
lod all the positions at Shipii-. Pass, and
hat the Turkish fire had hecom feeb'e. Sl-
ltjnaD Pasta reports another assault on The
Russiao positions in ShipSa Pass Oh Mon
day. The assault was on both flank Of the
Rus sian positions. AMI by evening the Turks
had gained possession of ali the earjhworks
at the opening OF the pass The Russian loss
is estimated at 1900 killed aud wounded
Another dispatch says the Russians have
abandoned their works. and that Suleiman
Pasta is in pursuit. This last version Is
pre- badly an eXaggeratiOn. The London
PoSfs Berlin correspondent reports the high
est rersonagos at the Russian headquarters
earnestly desire peace, on the condition that
The promised reforms of he Pore are carried
out. No credit Is given TO this report.
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REAR admiral THOMAS II. PATTERSON,
recently ordered TO the command of the
Asiatic station 10 relieve Rear Admiral
VIM. Reynolds, will leave here to night with
his stah officers for San Francisco. a at Will
sail from that port for the Asiatic squadron
on the Slh of September,
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~ p r I @ i A n

n p + O A N.
Irs trrernian awarded 10 NE by the Great Worlds
Hatr N Phil PhA, my inVsntet
I'D Ist,ntsd EIESLASS, manufAc-
enfsd IN Gold Silver and FrsneIe.s, wish genuine
4reliNan Peobes Also, on hand large variety
DOORBB and SHADES tor the Eyes, 30.
i. ALEXANDER,
eso-0lstD 1120 Pennsyivania svsa1e NV
ITO HOUSEHOLDERS, ARCHITECTS
AND MATT q BUR9ER
Mode! MakeTS, 615 Tth st.-We are prepared 20 far,
nish snd To nj P with Busc device for prev emit
Ing the Bursting of pipes from freezing. auSls In
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
The beet ager Beer sold in the District OF Co.
lunba reeeis ed the following attering mention at
The great entenris Exposition viz:
Jos SChiUz BrstciHz TO-, MIiuaRkee, Wiscos
stE-ssmpie Lager Beer-Perfect in Brightness
and sste- very excellent IN Flavor"
THIS celebrated Lager Beer IL ship ped from Mil
SAukee IN kefr1gerating Cars, and after arrival IL
kept IN zee BoHss thereby ipsuring its good conii
uo0 Prlces-In pint DO, ties glass With cork stop
per-, per Dozen, ~ csat- per dozen allow ed for
empty b'ttes. In plat bottles, with patent light
niag shoppers, 81 Der zen. boxes an bottles be
returned. In half PITT bottles, with patent light
hing slo Ppers, III per box Ct two dozen boxes aad
bottles to be returned. The Beer can be Obtained
from dealers generally, from the factory corner
Greene and Oliye streets. Georgetown, n. q.
SAML 4. PALMER,
erk1lI Sole A mi. ~
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@4u. Woodruff and Tennie Clafiiu are
series Of Westtngs,
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SENATOR MORToN.-A telegram for First
Assistant Postmaster General Tyner was re-
celved at the Post Office department to-day,
from Col. Holloway. which reads as follows
THE Senator had another good nights rest,
and is getting on well. He took more noIr-
tshment yesterday than on any previous
day.D
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COMPETITION FOR A HALF MILLION
Observation-Disclosures has been received
az tie Post Office department that the Pacific
Mail (American) and the Occidental Brit
lsh) steamship companies are applicants
FOR subsidy OF five hundred thousand dol
lars per month 10 carry the United States
mails 10 Japan and China. Postmaster Gem
essl Tyner made no recommends, ions to
Congress on Tie subject. Postmaster Gen
eTSt hey has not gwen the matter much
thought, but states informally that he VIII
probably purs &c The same course as his pre-
GeCeSSOr.