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WESTERN RUN TOURNAMENT.

A TOURNAMENT AND PICNIC for the
IN benefit of the WESTERN GAG
RUN BRASS BAND will be dAAISN~-
held near Davisvie, Balti- .%SSAS -
more county, on Wednesday, August 18th, 1877.
For further particulars see future notice
SAMUEL E. WAINWRIGHT, Sec'y,
June 3O.-tf) COckeysville p. o., BALTIC. co.
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DEATHS.

At the residence of her son-in-law, Dr. Henry
NJ. Ewing, Mt Washington, on 25th inst, Mrs
BARBARA JOHNSON, in her 65th year, reliet of the
late DIR. Samuel johnson, formerly of Lancaster
county, Pa.
On June 23d, MARTHA J. CoURsEY, in the 10th
year of her age.
On June goth, at Hampden, SARAH KERR, in the
S0th year of her age
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Mem. from Society Journal. "Miss Sap
peared to positive disadvantage because Of cloud
mess of complexion and-must we write it?2
Pimples spelling otherwise beautiful eounte-
nance" She should by all means procure and
use DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture. Rep.
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SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer
PUBLIC SALE
OF
A FARM CONTAINING 50 ACRES, SITUATE
IN THE 18TH DISTRICT, WITH EXCEL
LENT IMPROVEMENTS, &C.
TNHE undersigned, owner, will offer at public
l. sale, at the Court House door in TOwsontOwn,
Monday, July Oh, 1877,
SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.

ME undersigned, owner, will offer at public
i sale, at the Court House door in TOwsontown,
Monday, July 9Th, 1877,
at IL o'clock NJ,
A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM, ST.
~ with complete Improvements, fruit of -
E all kinds, and an abundance of good
water, and containing
SO ACRES OF CLEARED LAND,
well fenced the land is in the best condition
The improvements large Barn, Wagon
Shed and Corn Crib combined, and good Dwell
ling House, containing rooms and cellar.
The property is situated on the Old Joppa
road near Fork Meeting House, adjoining lands
of Charles Riddle, Esquire Guyton and others,
and midway between the East and West Prongs
of the Hartford turnpike, and Is miles from Bal
timore, convenient to Churches, Schools Mills,
&c.
TERMS OF sALE.-S2, 100000 Cash on day of
sale, balance in one and two years, credit pay
ments to be secured to the satisfaction of the un
dersigned bearing interest from day of sale, or
all cash at the option of the purchaser.
FRANCES GEISSNER.
June 30.-ts
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Eg> james Gordon Bennett, of Bennett May
duel notoriety, returned to New York from Europe
on Saturday last.
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rs United States Marshal McClintock has
appointed Henry Behler Chief Deputy Marshal.
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FLOUR-Famiy.. 10000 100
Extra. 1850 600
Corn Meal per hundred. ............... 1850 1.35
Wheat, per bushel.. 1.75@ 100
Corn, ....................... $50 80
Oats, .......................... 400 Al
Rye, ......................... 500 .S5
Hay, per a II 90
Rye Straw, per 00@ 1900
Wheat Straw, per ton.................. 5000 10 90
Dat Straw, per ton.................... 5000 90
Mill Feed, per 24OO
Corn, per barrel. $500 900
SEEDS-Clover, per b.................. 600 90
Timothy, per bushel......... 2.4O@ ESQ
Bacon Shoulders, per b.................. 900 10
Hams, Sugar Cured, per fb............ .15@ .16
Butter, per ........................... .22@ .25
Eggs, per dozen........ 100 Is
POULTRY-Chickens, per dOz........ 2.50@ $50
PRODUCE-POtatOes per bushel.... 1.25@ 1.50
Apples, ..... 1000 ITO
Onions, " ..... .75@ 1.75
Beans, ...-. 1.15@1 80
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SnOwden d Busey, Attorneys at Law, IS
W. Fayette St., Baltimore, Nd.
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TWO HANDSOME DWELLINGS ON MADI-
son AVENUE EXTENDED, IN
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

ID from David w. Caskey tome dated March ID,
1871, and recorded among the Mortgage Records
of Baltimore county, in Liber E. H. A., No. 40,
folio 1885, &C., will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
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LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals

From j. C. Parker we have the New OK
papers In advance OF the mabd at III.
Street lamps will be nenteu nv H." p
m, and extiT guished at q. ~ ~, ,,o-t,,x g.,
A dead infant was found TINS morning In
n sewer 81 the corner OF lZth anu NJ streets
ho daINHs EalIew sends Lecture on Plus IN
and m. Church in America" by Rev. F. f.
BOYLE in pamphlet form.
car be bad On application 10 Lewis johnson
a Co, who have large stock on hand.
Yesterday, Morris Dougherty was held 10
hail for further hearing by United states
Commissioner Plant, charged with selling
malt liquor without paying the revenue tax.
Yesterday afternoon the team of Mr.. VIM.
Buckley ran away from the Baltimore and
Potomac depot, ard in trying to stop ii he
fell on the pavement, and was badly hurt:
There was an unusually large market this
morning, and the country dealers were
strung all along the sides of the Smithsonian
grounds for some distance on 9Th and Is
STR cts.
Paier's hall last night. by the election OF the
following officers Geo X. Baier, resident;
James L. shilling, secretary; Charles KRAFT,
treasurer.
George TechenOr. walked from this city 10
Somerset. Pa, in five days last week, says
the Cumberland Ns'rS, which adds: They
reached their destination in good condition
and so well pleased W ith their trip, that they
propose 10 return in the same manner.
The inquest held last evening at Rockville;
Md, on the body of Elizabeth Poole. killed
yesterday on the Metropolitan branch OF the
Baltimore and ohio railroad, exonerated the
engineer and employees of the train from all
blame: as, had the deceased remained where
she took her station, she would not have
been Injured.
Peter Henderson, the eminent hOrticul-
tuTist, OF New GOrS, and author of several
works on that subject. who has beeu.here the
past two days on an inspection tour of our
parks. left for his home last evening lie
states that lie has never seen, in any part OF
the world. \ more successful planting OF
ornamental trees and shrubbery than ouI
streets and parks present. While here Inc
was the CUES Of Mr.. VIM. IL. Smith, of Oul
PARKING CornrniSsl
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF A DEsIRABLE
STREET kORTHgEST, NEAR THE THE

~ AEhN III STRELT CIhCLE.
virtue Of a deed of rust recorded in Lii -
heI ~! folio si5, one of the Land Records for N
Washington county, inihe District of Column -:
pa and upon the written request OF the parry Sc
cured Thereby, shall sell, at public auction, in
If.ht OF tho premises, s;9 clock p: m TIL RS
DAT, August ,. A. D. S7, The folio wing described
rear estate site in the city OF Washington Dis
Ict OF Color bia, to VII. All that certain piece or
parcel or land known on ,hs ground plan of said
subdivision record Of lots fifty eight 6s nifty
NINE ~ and sixty (e0l OF kingman's subdivision
(24lI Sfu"ie ~ u "A~ AoiS ohe
Terms prescribed by rust: 2,sOo-the amount Of
ndebiedn-ss secui ed By this IF trust un paid
win VIII interest thereon st. per cent from June 20,
twelve d Is OF sale cash; balance q six @
months Tor which the notes Of the purchaser bear
9ted trust the property sold, snail be taken
Gepos oi Ste shall be required Of the purchaser at
the 'hne 81 saie. eli conveyancing at purchaser 3
Sos. II t.rms Of sale are not complied with in ten
inc Trustee .serses the right to resell after
sneh notice he may deem fit Ct The cost of the de-
faul'ing purchaser. B. LORD, Trustee,
400 Louisiana svenue.
vi w. HANDY. Auct. lid
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CIT Y TT r Ms.

No ONE has known what perfect bread,
biscuit. rolls, pastry, &c, are, IL he has not
eaten those raised by Dooleys Yedd Polcier.
This article is made from the pureSt com
pounds, and so strong that little more than
one half Of the ordinary kinds Is needed. IL
also saves In -four, shortening, eggs, milk,
etc.
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The U. y. Marshal's sale of boots, shoes
snd slippers, at 503 TIN street, Will oe Coz
t,nued THIS evening, from to O'Clock, Tor
single pair.
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SHE WANTS A DIvoRCE.-Mary C. Stod-
dard made application yesterday for divorce
from her husb bard, Armat Stoidard. The
the defendant.
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DILES AND FISTULA,

Or: b. ID. sHRADER, ofioe l2lO street
oTthwest, positively and permanently cures Piles
and Fistua (ne matter of how long standing) by an
entirely new, scientific and universally successful
method Of treatment, without resort to the Knife,
Llgature, Caustic, or any painful apple ations and
perfect cure guaranteed IN all cases or money re-
FUNDED Refers to VIM. Tucker, merchant tailor,
Emery Goal Company ONCE, LIST aud streets north
west; J. b. anton, grocer. 720 7th street south
vest; o. A. Brewer, BIZ y. Capitol street; II. r.
Garter, 4O7 18th st.; T b. Msrche Jll st. south
east joseph Wall, $50 Pa. ave.; L: Luchs, Of
7th st.. and to many others on application at my Of
nee, whose names We have not permission to use in
connection with this ADJ ertsenept.
Special apartments for ladies. Hours 10 q. m, to
) p. m; Sundays . 70 ,. m. Consultation free.
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Baby syrup never prom I'd T-lef in the diseases Of
Childhood without at Gee efecting it, Hence the
nUNCANSON BROS, AuctioDeers,
- Southeast cor. 9; and streets northwest.
WALNUT FURNITJHE, ELEGANT score
IARi AND BOOB CASES, WARDROBES.
MAEBLE Top sIDl8CARD, HALL FURNI-
TUBE. WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE
mARBLE-T0P TALES. EXTENSION ia
BLES, ELEGANT HsORTMANT OF CANE
SSEEAATs WALNUT HAIRS, OIL CLOTHS,
Sits ENGLISH UILEr WARE. SPRINti
AND HAIR MATTRESSES, 80 DOZEN cur
LEkS. LOT sECOHD HAND FURNITURE
al hSs AND GROCERY, &c, &C, AT AUG
On TUESDAY MORNING, July 2ith.H
commenting at 10 dock, at saIesroomS, "
yin and ID ?; reefs, will ls sold elegant as ~
sortment Of new and second hand furniture III
ly2I DUyCANSON BROS, Aucts
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nj Martinsburg quiet.

At Msrtinsburg quiet.
STARTLING RTMORS.
freight train arrived from Mount Claire
this AFT moon, and the engineer reports the
Sew or train from here at O'Clock wait
report when he left was current that two
thousand strikers had possession of and had
blown up the Blue bridge just outside Of
5 .,zis.rS mother report was that the
and engines AT Camden Station Baltimore.
TRAVEL DIVERTED.
a., 9 " an the passengers arriving here by
Ihe d * u road this morning from the west
on " train due at go, but three hours lata.
ti iOI horinern cities on the 3. Il p. road al
n !, u ~ ,o ,,iele 1Sing no certainty that the
1hree trains from baltimore by The II. a a
road overdue here. two trains from, bara NOT
sent, IN iact they have but two passenger
engines aLC very few cars here Adams
Express company are unloading frejobr
rom The u. Il -. detained trains and sending
wa IL y L. road. All the mails from the
west were sent by the same road,
GUNS FOR PROTECTION OF GOVERNMENT
PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE
III answer 10 Col. Thomas request from
McHenry, has been directed TO proceed i'm.
medlatsly To baltimore with four guns. TO
report 10 Col. Thomas, collector of the port.
y. 20 IIolect L > property, and also to assis,
LII surprising any disorders that arise they.
A DENIAL.
Ihere is 10 truth in the reDTrt tSai he
washington Light lnfant-y nave lasu czI.e.
on 10 mold themselves IN rrLitnes~.
sosfkNsIoS OF Ts-rEL a. SR Tur % RNu
G. ROAD.
lne s'eri~-s % tIairs at tlc IS. - .. deEot
M b. s-e-0tCn 80 tuv o..lsFs 70 "a.
So -, stbsT '--aUgI o. s.-.f- out 49,
~. Trey IN -rt Alo-5 "-as.t my ea,ns
,,s-.,-- ~ a.7 .-. ne rssrlt is that
AsF &. fa-aIlieS I'm the
- a.. a., ls q. Eoad will probably
g,aF = To- : =. - north came in by way OF
LATER
90 S, raI1I OF Trains from Baltimore via
.ne %, q abroad UP 10 l2S O'clock, in conse-
auence OF the strikers having dest rovad wbs,
Is known as the Blue Bridge oo "n"'
"A breight train loaded with cattle ou,sida
D. 49,. -. q " depot awaiting Transportation m
near the city boundary, where TN Pous,
unioaded and fed, at the reonest were
Gafchel. President OF the Society ~, M WI.
prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals. e
THE PosTaAsTER's GUIDE AND HANDY
t ~ D. TO POSTAL LAW, by James A. Hovey,
y. .ne Post once department, and John e.
1 sss, editor OF the Post ODice Gazeste, has
'eaened It's fifth edition.
,i dAwSs in great variety. lavender. b,ue
nayv bl,,n n and pink figure; seal brown.
DOojs ~ Diack lawns; lace stripe white
MaTket SPACE parasols, at Carriers, 7O7
READ the advertise1ne5,1
q 20. Hamburg eiging and ~ M: Iowson
small profit. unity days at .
yStRARD HoUsE.-By authority Of NJ
AdooIh, OF the Girard House, PhiIade,rSSiiee-
80 ahnounce that the price or transient boar;
las oeeh reduced to IS per day.
foh SALE BY U. g. MARsHAL.-Boots
a. sno Shippers, at auction, this evening
~ CLOCK Goods Will be sold by the sinefe
pair. No. 5o3 Tth street. ~ NAe Sinfie
If You can't sleep, lake a dose of roa,,,.,.
aesdaehe Specific. Fifty cents.
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers
and those who have been doeed, drugget
and Quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
effectually cure premature debility. weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free
York City. 6,ls,dSkIy
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To Ladies' and Gentlemen.

We wish To call attention TO A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 900 q street, near 9th street. By
promptly adopting The latest Improvements,
whether OF American or European Invention,
he is enabled to do his work in a manner not
10 be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest in
he city on account OF his superior work.
Give him a call-SO6 q street. Punctuality
guaranteed
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ROMAN GOLD CHAINS, lockets, crosses
ami earrings TO match; Lake George dia-
mond earrings, ST. DIS and rings; gold filed
and gold plated vest, guard and opera
chairs; chased and enameled bracelets; the
TEST ffiy-cent eyeglass in the city recei we'd
al Priggis Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsyl.
wanna avenue, near Az street.
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heather indications To-day.
,ryIcE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
LII. &

" Ash
For the middle states and New England,
rising barometer. and, in the interior, cooler
westerly winds and clear weather; but on the
coast southeTly winds, stationary tempera-
ture, partly cloudy weather, with local ram
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PROOF.
w HAT is ED.
BosToN, Feb. Is, Isl,

Mr.. Ii. Z. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-About one year since, I found myself
IN feeble conoiriOn from general debility. VEaE-
TINE as stroh gly recommended TO me by a friend
who bad been much benefited by its use procured
the article, and after using several bottles "a
stored 10 he alth, and discontinued its use feel
quite confident Il at there is medicine perior 10
II Tor those for hich il il especially pra
pared and would cheerfuliy rscomme nd il 10 those
Who feel II at they ed netting 20 restore them
70 perfect health. Respectfully yours,
q. l.. PETrINGILL.
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A. Ii. CHACE, uphoisterer, Ga Louisiana
avenue, exterminates moths and other i'm
sects In furniture by superheated steam.
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HAVE FOUND
THE RIGHT MEDICINE.

BosroN, MASS.
Mp. III. r. STEVENS:
Dear Str-My ony object in giving you this testi-
monial II to spread valuable information. Having
been badly afflicted with Salt Rhaum and the .hoi-
surface of me- Skin being covered with pimples aud
eruptloDs, mar Of " hicn caused great pa IN and
annoyance, aud knowing il to be q blood disease,
took many OF the advertised blood preparations,
among " hich was any quantity OF earsapsrfs with
out obtaining any benefit until COMMENCED taking
the EEGETINE; and before had completed this first
bottle saw that had got the right medicine. Con
sequen,ly followed on with il until had taken
seven bottles, when was pronounced a we'll man I;
and my skin is smooth and entirely free from pim-
pies and erupNons. ! have never enjoyed so good
b. alth before, and attribute il all 20 the use Of
vE6EIINR- To benefit hose afflicted with Rheuma-
ttsm, will make mention also Of the kKGErIxE's
wonderful power Of curing me of this acute COM
q. III TUCKER,
Pass. Aet Mich. O. X. r..
No. 50 Washington Street, Boston.
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~ o Q E.
The undersigned have this day formed limited
PaftI ershi D. ia pursuance Of tbs Reyfs Statutes
Of the Ut tied States relating 10 the District OF Co
iunb'a, concerning limited partnerships. Tue name
Quoted is WHICH BROTAERs; the business TO De
transacted 10 the manufacturing OF Flour ct the
Columbia, and the selling the Flour and the buying
grain from which to manufacture the same; the
partners interested therein as follows: Edward
p. WEIGH, james III. WEIGH end Rosia W. WEIGH,
general partners, and Edward G. Jones, who re-
sides In the city ana state If New ork IL the special
partner the said special partner has contributed In
cash twenty i've Thousand dollars e capital TO the
common stock; the partnership IL 10 commence on
EDWARD p. WHICH,
JANIS II. WELCH,
ROSlA w. WEIGH,
GDGABD q JONES.
june Is, lG7. je,s-t.tssN..sn
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TRY 1T and be convinced. Canandaigua
Sksmpaspe Beer. Miller 4 Jones. National
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\ YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS
II IhIep SEASON;

Regular Tr.ps KvnkS WIbSEspahn,
Leave 7th street wharf ~ .. NJ; return !"
Tickets Fifty Cebt.
The following ORGANIZATIONS WI -
Join In the above Exeur ions, on ~
estes named. All who desire 90 s1d-
tn NJ mcsf purchase tick cts Of their msuoefs. n,
Mekesdree eectiop Cadets Of 1emprrn0
Your P.ev'ss f iser.ry Association, A. ..ssSs'
Ckurch, Augest ], dsy and evening.
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4 EFT-OFF CLOTHING, Boots, She's,
.osd fUr &. sisSsst s.ss pric.: cent coihss e.
Sscisily assrsA. Cor which the sxEs1e value vtl
% Az, 0rdanDrooUey e>osoAs1 sDll-6
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ARREST OF A LAWYER ON A CHARGE OF
ORG ERY.-AbOut two o'clock this afternoon
Detectives ClarvOe and NOss took 10 polIce
headquarters Mr.. John A. Grow, a WELL
Known lawyer, on warrant sworn out by
irg The name of Caleb Tompkins to two
United States drafts, one for 1886 II, aud the
other for 81 OO7 10, and passing the same TO
the prejudice OF the United States, with in
tent TO defraud. He is held for q hearing.
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" L @ E TIN Z

VEG ETINE
Strikes the # disease By purifying the blood
restoriI the liver and kidneyst healthy action,
lhSlsorating the nervous system.
yEGETINE
purges the bowels, hut a safe. pIe.ssnt remaST
which is sure TO purify the blood, and thereby re,
VEGETINE
Is now prescribed, in cases Of scrofuIa and o,har
diseases OF the blood, b. many Of the b-st physi-
clsns ow ing 70 It's great success in curing an dis
VEGETINE
Does not deceive invslids into false hope. by purg
ing ana creating fictitious appetite, hut as-isis
leading the patient gradually to perfect health.
vEGETINE
Wss To- ked upon an experiment for some time by
some of our best physicians but those m ,s9 dn
lOus IN regard 20 its merit are now IL. most AR t
friends and supporters.
VEGETINE,
Instead Of being pulled up MEDICINE. has worked
tusI merit in curing all diseases Of the blood, OF
whatever nature.
VEGETINE,
Says Boston physician, Has no equal rs q blood
purifier. Hearing OF its many wonderful cures, az
Ter all other remedies had failed visited the I.bo-
ratoIy, and convinced ms self of its genuine merit
II is pre- pared from b.rks roots and herbs -acn OF
which Is highly effective; and they com pou ndsd
In sreh manner as to pro iuce astonishing results
NEGETINE
Is acknowledged ard recommended by PHYSICIANS
and ares T. lie the best purifier and cleanser
OF the blood yet discovered and speak m
Its praise rho have been restored TO health.
PROOF
VIZ III A T &c NrDn.-
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NJ ANT.
=, For ALI Bowel Affections use DIR. McnABEs
mkDICATED BLACKBERRY BRANDY, IL IL
guaranteed to do ali that IL claims.
fTr sale ny Druggists and Grocers, and wholesale
Dy =; A ROVER, conner North Capitol and II
seree.s hoftfe east. jy6 Inn
EONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG
~ built by Joyce; lseated Passen- IN p,
wagon; Business WAGONS; jackson So
snu stldebsker WAGONS, Is per cent, cheaper than
ever onered to the public at lOOJ Louisiana ave-
nue., pposite Hay Market.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by the inspec-
tor OF buildings: Thomas Galligan, con-
siruct six two story brick dwellings, 1st, be-
tween { and ID streets northeast; 81 200. ].
U. Thompson, repair three story frame
dwelling. 9Th, between l. ard NJ streets north
west; S75. j. w. Barker, repair a two story
frame store, III, between d and E streets
southwest: SllO,
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READ the advertise,1s-,
q Co. Hamburg edginy AM y. VI. fowson
small profit. rsy days at q
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The situation i'm Washington.

OUR POLICE IN READINESS FOR AN EMER-
GENCY-
RumoIs were current about the streets this
morning OF proposed strike among the en-
plOyes of the railroads in this city. Major
Richards gave orders to Captain Brock to
direct the lieutenants of the several pre-
eincts TO Immediately return TO their station
houses and collect every available reserve
In the District together and hold themselves
I'm readiness for any orders which might be
autographed from headquarters. Major Rich
ards dispatched a messenger 10 the Balti-
more and Potomac depot 10 ascertain what
grounds, II any, existed there for such ru-
Tors, and the messenger reported that no
disaffection or excitement was known 10 ex-
fst in that quarter.
THE SITUATION AT THE b. AND o. DEPOT
HIRE.
All was quiet at the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad depot in this city this morning.
There was a crowd Of idlers present, who
specialized as to the casse OF the delay OF
passenger trains from baltimore and the
west, and all sorts of Wild rumors were
afioat. The company is embarrassed some
what by a scsrc''~ ~ cI-g' ne,s.g here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-21

GIRARD HoUsE-By authoritv
AiooIh, OF the Girard House. Phila5aInSSic-
announce that the price OF transient NJ .;
hAs oeen reduced TO IS per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-21

10Y can't sleep, take a dose of LodilIe,s
0esoaehe Specific. Fifty cents.