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BOOTS AND SHOES.

GEORGES, Citizens Mfliary and
q EJpat Boot, Shoe and Cater Manu- q
lactrrer, BIS Pennsylvania due., III
would invite attention to his large stock of
BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS, of hisv
own manufacture, the material and work.
manship of which are equal TO the best custom
cork, and which he offers terms favorable to
purchasers, particularly to those who appreciate
good article. Having made the fitting OF the feet
study his work does not produce corns or bunions:
and those afflicted with sore feet will find relief by
wearing the articles which he manufacturer He
gives each purchaser box OF his patent leather pre-
server and water proof Oil Composition, s0itaout
charge. Ioy26-tr
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SPINAL COMPLA AMT and KIDNEY DISEASE
and all local aches and palms, il is simply the best
remedy ever invented. Its great merit is recog-
nlzed ny physicians everywhere. The ihanufac-
turers were awarded the highest and only medal
given TO plasters at the Centennial
CACTION.-Each genuine Benson'S Caprine
Plaster has the word Capcine cut through it. Take
deC31-6t
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The North american Rerieic. in the hands
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II might stand the test of 1.-THE survival of The
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Taylor, Gen. Mcclellan. w. W. Story, Manton
Marble, Gen. Richard Taylor, Prot. John Fiske
and others of like reputation.
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nR. T.. p. BANNING, ST..
II Who has given a lifetime to the subject,
MAY BE CONSULTED UNTIL THE
5TH OF JANUARY,
At the
CUSHING HOUSE, (467 street,)
For the special treatment of Spinal Disease and
Curative DroOped and + lattened Chests. Dyspepsia
Constipation, Piles, Ruptures and Weakness and
DISBURSEMENTS of the Female System, by his Props
Braces, Trusses and Girdes; on the principle that
those defects are more the consequence of laxity
and mechanical displacement than of original
disease. Call for his pamphlet. Physicians are
invited to call. d28 AIS
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month 'Bul-
letin Of all property for sale and rent my books
which can lie had on application al my once, or
will he sent by mail If desired.
Loans
81. 600, $1,000 $500 and $500 AZ per cent. d29-tr
L>oR REM
II II. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
BRAINARD II. wARSER. EDWIN A. MCISTIRK.
916 4 street northwest.
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NyOUNG,s PATENT DETERGENT.
For General House Cleaning
and Washing.
octlB-n 0roocn and Duggists.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID c. MANN
He desires the attention OF the public 20 thu
CHOICE STOCK or
BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB AND VEAL
Always 10 he found AT his stalls. Nos. 6Ss aud e3g
81 street wing Center Market, and stalls ,rr<Sl6
Nos, 20 and n Western Market. Open WY
Orders faithfully filed and purchases do sse7L
livered free. oefl-Iy
John X. KELLY,
- DEALER IN FIRST-CLAsS
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL. MUTTON, Ere,
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY.
Stalls 62S, 629 and $50 Center Market 49,
9th street wing, and 2o6 and 3O5 Northern wv
Post Once. sEzzL
OF the city. sepl4.Iy
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Irwin Russell. the negro dialect poet, has a
piece Of poetry in ScriJner's for January under
the title and on the subject of Grace Before
Dancing" rs if that was something quite unpar-
alleled. Ii iSnOt at ali extraordinary. Among
the MOTmOnS Of Utah no form of amusement
is more common than dancing which is both
recognized and encouraged by the church as
alike harmless and healthful. and the even
ing's entertainment is invariably opened with
prayer. AT least such was the custom i'm the
old primitive days. before the gentileS became
SO plenty in the territory. They may have re-
formed things since.
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1rerOoe stroru Daily Circulation orer
1900 being more than fhree times that
Of any other daily paper Ia Washington,
together.
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested TO send in their an
nOuncements early In the day possible. and In
all cases before Il o'clock NJ The insertion in the
same day issue OF those reaching the once after
that hour cannot be assured.
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REPEATED BY SPECIAL REQUEST

DIR. BANNING, by special request, win repeat
me substance OF his recent course before ladies
the Mystery OF the Vital Organs Made Plain, in its
tearing on phys steal weakness OF the female system,
IN the lhapel OF the ". -. A. on wEDN ESDAY
Cisely. Seats free.
Also. 10y reques', before married gentlemen, at
~ pm. on TIL RSDAY, the 81 inst. SUBJECT
DYSPEPSIA, Constipation, Piles and Hernia. Sub
Ject Illuminated by numerous charts OF the BODY.
DIR. Il. may be seen at the Gushing House. 4s7 C.
street. until the 1th instant. d31-3ts
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A PPLETON's JOURNAL FOR 1873.

During the year 1878 series of illustrated papers
VIII be given, the general character of which will
describe
THE AMERICAN AT WORK.
Ihese papers will give graphic and vivid descrip-
uOns, accompanied by suitable engrayings of
many OF the new industries and new enterprises of
the country. They will not consist of dry details
but Will be eminently picturesque and readable
Inc hrs' OF the series which appears in the January
number under the title Of
UP AMONG THE SPIDERS;
Or, HOW The GREAT BRIDGE Is BUILT being
graphic and richly illustrated description of the
building OF the great suspension bridge over the
East river, between New York and BTOokIyn af-
fords good example of the plan.
The department of FICTION for 1878 will be un-
usually stirring.
by CELIA'S ARBOR',
% the best novel of the season, will he continued
In an early number win appear the first portion
OF new novel by Mrs. ANNIE EDwARDSE, author
OF Archie Lowell" ''Ought We To Visit Her.
ETC., entitled
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HER FACE, OR HER FORTUNE.

Novelties and stories of American life will he
given by CHRISTIAN REID, CONSTANCE FEM
MORE WooLsON, ALBERT RHODES. REBECCA
HARDING DAVIS. EDWARD BELLAMY. JOHN
EsTEN COOKE, HORACE T.. SCUDDER BARNET
PHILLIPS, and other well-known writers.
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RENsON's CAPCINE PLASTER.

n POROUS PLASTER which was invented to
overcome the great objection ever found 70 the old
style o. Porous Plasters, THAT OF SLOW ACTIoN.
BersOns Capcine Porous Plaster acts at once re
lieves pain Immediately, and cures where other
piasters and linments will not even relieve. For
LAME BACK. WEEK BACK,
RHEUH1TISM.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

Alse, a number of other Houses. In every sectio
Of the city, list of which is changed nearly ever
day on the tulletin at our ONCE. tr
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M E.
Our lease on the store now occupy expires on
the last Of November next ard as Is very doubt
tul whether we VIII continue to occupy il after that
time We are very DESTROYS to close out Winter
reduced our prices in some instances much as
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.
Having on hand q large and complete stock of
Winter Fabrics of the best quality bought from
importers at the lowest figures an extraordinary
opportunity Is now offered to those who have not
yet supplied themselves.
rs All our goods are marked in plain figures at
the lowest cash prices.
one Price only. WIN. SINISTER BRO,
Ii 919 nnsptr0ni0 arenuP.
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Boys, the time to swear off, is near at hand.
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Old Mr.. Elsas, rich and conservative Gin
cinnatian, father-in-law of one of the Meter
brothers who failed so disereditably in New
York the other day, hasn't been observing
things i'm vain. In an interview with n re-
port r, in regard to the above failure he plain
tive said. Il never knew any good to come
To any western man who went to New York to
do business on Wall street. Sooner or later
they all get seOOped in There was no need
of the old gentleman being so very cOnserva-
tive. He would have been safe if he hadn't
limited the application of his remark to west
eTn men
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During the year 1878 a series of illustrated paIer
describe "
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE.
NOR SALE-An elegantly finished COUPELET
II 10y one of the best makers i'm the q Gl&1,
country: cost 81, 200: has been in use MIX
short time. Can be seen AT ALLISONA&--az-
NAILOR'S Stables. d27-6t
HORSE AND PH1ETON FOR SALE-Horse
IL black, 15a hands, between 8 and ~,
years old; sound, kind and gentle. Ph&ton LGN
little used. made "a New York: stylish. N<a
Price Or the two. three hundred and seyenty-fiye
dollars, separately, $500 each. Inquire at Naval
Observatory. dim
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR \ SMALL CAPI-
IA TALlST.-Stock and Fixtures of a GRO
Gerry and PROVISION STORE in central IOca-
ton. doing good business. for sale cheap: or the
Fixtures will he sold separate. Satisfactory reason
given for selling. Address l.. :. L.. Star Of
fee. d2S-6ts
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MEDICAL, &c.

nR. RIC0RDfs ESSENCE OF LIFE restores
IL manhood and the vigor OF youth 90 the most
shattered constitution In four weeks from what
ever cause arising. Failure impossible. Beware Of
advertisers who ofer so-called Free Prescriptions
that useless, and finally prove ruinOusfy eX-
pensive. Whatever has merit must cost fair prfce
IS per case. Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent
DIR. JOS. JACQUES, University Place. New
York. Druggists supplied. le27-ly
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SSo0. $500 To LOAN on Real Estate, ten per
- cent. per annum. AppytO
CHAS. c. DUNCANSoS.
dS1-3t 9Th and ID SIS. NV.
, 1877-07-27
THE RAILROADS.


The railroads OF this city, with the exception
day. The one exception Ii tho Chicago, Burliug-
ger-trasns weEs stopped at the Sixteenth street
yia1uet, where this prtnciLal coptcsts between
tho rtutrrs aud thu police aud military forces
were fought. Ons Ut the passengcr-traius wnlrl
caiue in was thrown oiI tue track at that polnt,
the switch having been opened bv tAs suob. The
ca1s were not upset, however, aud no great In
Jury WAS done either TO the traiu u i,asscu0ers,
Thu latter had to dodge missiles thrown by
the moi, but all escaped unhurt. Another train
com!ug III haa to run the gauntlet Ut dying
stones ani sttcks, aud tho passengers had ~ liz
aat On their faces to escape Injury. Tbs litrhl.
Tau Ccutral passenger trans wefe stopped n
Jackson yesterday morning, but after dcten-
tton Ut a lew bouss the traina weso allowed to
pass cast aud west without Moleatatiou, sud
regular tTips are again being lna.!c by Vii the
passenger tsains ou this suld. The uisuugess
u this roal anticipate no 1urther trouble Ut d.
lsutlun. Mr. WeuLwAfth, lenefal Ticket aud
Passenger Akeut Ut this toa1, received lniur-
sasilo. yestcrslay that all passenger traius On
ths New Yosk Central and Eric Railroads have
reAuued their regular service.
TIN faTIsbGRCt TOkT WAYNE CHICAGO RAlt-
ROAD
dispatched 10 passeoEer-tsa list evening. the
Ilauagaf believing It tu bs uusafe to seuu theul
out w sscolnt of tho trouble On the West side.
Assistant 0cHcsal- Manager uurhAul has uotilled
TIE county authorities tlat tho equity would
be held EespUnsltle los further detvutiou 10 tho
ttalns Of his fnad Or du1nasge ~ their property.
zH1 lLL1koIs GENITAL kAiLxoAD
h&a taken decastEe MEASURES owaEla thG FeatosR-
ton of bus!ueAa. Urlers have been hxusd to
btlux out the sw!tch-ebxiuss aud commences
, 1877-07-27


had \ conference yesterday afternoon, and the
conclusion they reached was that firing aver
head to fri9htcn the mobs and save tho lives OF
Innocent people Is played out In Z crowd OF
1900 Or b,o00, there arc not over 200 or 200
people inclined to create riot, and
to rcach thcsc bad mcn and boys It
Is necessary to shoot strafGht Into
tho crowd. The orders TO this effect
wcrc carried out last night, and the result Was
quito number of lookers-on wcrc wounded
and SIX reported killed. Now, tho best
wav to aroI1 being shot Is to
keep away from the district whcrc the
rioicre arc making their stand. II men, women.
and children will 70 there, and arc fired
on, they must not complain II they
Arc hurt. The militia and policemen Will
DO no moro sham shooting; to-day they will fire
away at the cruwtl In tront OF thcth, among
a:s xhS s tsr st asosp md g tasnes tke a.. ] 10 70
who,n they may. Therefore, mere curiosity
Enntcrs aru advised to keep away. II the pco-
plswould al) stay at home, tho few Communists
AMI the rE1-ralt wtlo aEe ttuk!nE all this tEonbe
who was IN the. tmtncdlate vicinity, Of
all the daylight fights on South llalstctl
street. antt saw about everything that occurred,
Noticed TINT the active participants In the riot
nils acts were buys from u 10 10 years OF a1e.
llero were very few men Among them. Very
few real 'yorkinEmcn nre cnVagcd III this btlsl-
ness. 'rhcv have more sense, knowing what
the result of It will b. II the disorder continues
much lUnger,-artual Atarvati0n fur Themselves
and their families. Alrcndy tlicy arc feeling
the effects Ut the t1Eeorlcr, ami will doubtless
eoon src that their only salvnt!un IL tu take
and either killing them Or turning them ever IL
the police for punishment.
, 1877-07-27
SPORTING NEWS.
1}AEE-DAIL.
CNtCA1Q8 yB. ffAkTF0HD.


Tho gnme on the Twenty-thir.l street ground.
yesterday between tho Hartford and ChitaYo
Clubs waa Witnessed by n ANAL auticn,e. Tls
visiting eiu, made but poor sow at the l,at
and In tho field, willis tiIu ChIcagos paycd fail,
stcady game. Spalltug dill finely at scyu,ui
bnse, while Glenn was seemingly at home on
f'rst. Tho national game Is now cmplatcall,
"strikfng one, but the 1Iartfortls cuuld uulI
hit Bradley for two bases, while the Ch,ragos
knocked out ten totals OF l.arkin. nalll,a,
led OIL in the frst inning with beauty for thre.
l,ascs, and came home on an error Of Carey's
In tho fourth Inning tic Chlcngos Ltl
some good batting, which, aided b,
errors Of tho 1lartfords, gave tho
former four runs. The visitors made their oulr
run In the frat Inning, vi couple Of errors,
Hines slipping down Just as lie was al,out to
cuteh high ty from Carcy's bat. Tho wiYl
lnterfcrcd somewhat with tho fielding. and tic
strikers :" failed to lit many balls to The opl-
field. Two verv pretty double plays were TIN ID
by. tho Chlcagus,-pcters, Spai1Ln4, aHd uleno
being credited with the clever wUrk. MvEcJ
and Bradley were both evidently feeling well,
Us tho pitching and catching were superb Ilalb-
.lu, nude a very beautiful running cntch III tie
first tnniug, and tlncs one In thu eighth.
Altogether, rlle Gpmc was a good one. End IL
but We must dlsembic. The following is
TUE 6CoJtE.
, 1877-07-27

mine on the ComRtoek, the Savage; IA that, n
the present rat. uf progression lie mn(r,tapc,l
about ten mouths more will suffice 10 cotntlst,,
tho connection. The lude viii he cut at tlc,,t,,
"f about l,stN feet pcrpcndlcutarly below In
surface, aul rcty nearly tho centre, fncasurinr
by the cxtent VI the surfncc workings II i
then proposed, either bY tic Sutru Com.
pany .,r BY a combination Of owners aI"ns
the vein, tn run drift north and south tltu,gj,
cnch clat IN. until the ends Of tho veins lattraiIy
arc reached. This Will connect every nlne n,
t,lu vein with the tunnel; viii drain The cntirn
workings; and, should these lateral drifts oo
put under D1,c tnanageR&n and mi,lcn ton,ttron
highway, will aifprt the mcans ot working Tia
entisc vein through uno opening. It Is nnr nv
eight Tcnts since work WAS ilrst begun Rt Tia
town Of 8utro, on the Carson River. Tie e.
uenso of prosecuting the work has averaged
about *lO per .lny, anil wien the ConlstuSs l.,
about e3,000,OW Tho tunnel IS du,lble
tracked. as straight IA an arruw In fts course.
With fisu Just sufficient for Drainage. Threa
n:r-shatts have been sunk nlong IT. course. ii
tho mouth Ut the tunnel the Sntru COMPANY
have laid cut town. have scsure1 magnificent
water uowers, and expect to realize largely q,
tint part Of their Investment by tile Removal o,
most u tho mining and milling operations ur
tic vein from Virginia City to CARSON"
, 1877-07-27
ROCK ISLAND SHOPS.
IT WAS COMPARATIVELY oulxr

here all day Yesterday. the woEkmeu haviog
gathered at the shops to discuss the situation
and compare notes. They haye been anxious to
gct reliable arws from tue city, aud have hal
vasus runors Of tha fighting which has been
golnK uu. Twenty-Five more special policemen
havo been swoEn In, making Ill all la5 taen
whosa duty Is to guard tue CoMpany's works.
Two freight trains hare arrived over tho
nuk Island ltoad. an4 tye tsstus
were scnt out yesterday evening.
The Company has hal telegratns aad tnforn,a.
tiou from Peru which has given them sotpe u,,-
easiness about their locomotives statiouel
there. Tho miners in that district havs bcsp IN
strike, anl 1t waA thought It might 1ye neees-
sary h run tho ~, ouIOtIyes out Of tho way, as
tue rounl-ht'ise WINS threatened with being set
W TIRE. Latter intotmatiun says tllat the minefs
hlve Eone to Murk, aMl thu tllnees ID pu8t.
No lrcl9hs trains "a tbs Lake shors u Aleh-
tEaa Southern Rtsa4 hays passed either way.
~ ~ early hour "a sceouns Vi the trouble on the
West Side, tie R',ck l.lala and Michigan South
cru belnx the only liue Ut communication be-
twcsn Eng!cwood AMI points south.
, 1877-07-27

day they took steps toxar,l protecting tho In
tcrcsts Of tho Government. Collector Harvey
had printed tic following poster, md caused II
to bo posted contptcnously on all prupcrty in
which tho United States has an interest:
This property II under the control of tho United
tic penalties of tho law viii 10 enforced against
Geoss'o, United state. aieFaa
At tic Chicago Alcohol Works, the rhenix
Disttllery. and at Powell 4 Co.'s ptacc-thc
Garden Ctty-rcgu1ar troops were stationed Ia
keep OF rioters; and at nil the other t!lsttllcrcs,
and also the Government warehouses, special
policemen were put on guarsi. Communication,
Is established between tho different squads Of
men. 70 ns to concentrate them At
any one point In case OF necessity. Ms. t,avttt,
Supervising Revenue Agent for this district, Is
In town, and lsc und Collector Harvey will tlo
intcrcsts 0f Unclc 8arl
The following was also issued and posted on
81 property belonging TO the United States
IN 1ns cusropr OF 7nH UNITED srArEs.
Warning u hereby Eyen that this propcrty u un.
der thc control Of ths United States trcnit Court.
done to tho tan,e Or Interference With The opera.
tlon Of trAina OH the Chicago Il Pacific Railroad
;nt IN 10 promptly sna 'nmmnFi', n''hea to Tho
po~e! of the Federal Govesnmlht wi!l hc invoked
10 cnfUFce The order. LEssR q. lIiLpHur.
Z. y, Marshal Northern District of Illinois.
cnscA"o, July 20, 1877.
The following telegram Inns been received by
the Collector:
wAaMlnarns, y. c., Jnly 25, 1a77.-ToL r. D.
Harrey, Collector, Chifago. W.--Tho Government
Of thu United 4tatcs has lien for fts thrcs upon
all tpittts In distlilery warehouses Storckeepcfs
cinrSo Of them unier your direction, and, II any
tntl stotckccpers arc deprived OF possession of
nny such warehouses by n,ub force. you are hereby
authorized tn employ. At tile expense Of tho tinted
siAtcs. such furcc ~ will enable ycu to rcpress
and hold such warehouses and dlstillcrics thereto
attached. GnkEx u. RAux, Commissioner.
, 1877-07-27

ton was struck in the head, with but trif!ng
damage: At dark strong picket was thrnwn
out, sna the regiment isy IN hourly expectation
Notwithstanding the tfurs, 20 unjust aud un-
called for, against the gallant FErst The follow
ing fhcsa will tell their usrn stoty: The last re-
rort showed membership of 40, aud there
yesterday, lcnrtng only twenty.ntnu members
nbscnt and these conll b. accounted for, IA they
were absent from the city. Many, hearing OF
the disturbance, cut short their vacation,
panlcs. AZ they passed along State street and
Michigan avcnnc more than onu was hcarsl to
e1cai'n. "Thcre gne. the rceulaarsl" Don't
thy @ loSk Ike old vetsl" ete; There was not
ness exhibited, and Chicago, may 10
prouder than ever. Of her crack
regiment, FIR, the members showed abundant
Resef ys.tssy tA: tho, eo and w"u
say, not one Of them cxnio.scd any intention
whatever to "hant his musket 10 a ton,tnvnc."
At y o'clock there appeared H. be brll.ntt
open air. and all were cheerful. There wcre
great many gifts to the boys by Tho citizens
during the day, Including barrel VI hot coffee
BY AID. Kirk, with plenty Of sweet bread. three
Of comfort.
OUT FOR Tr1H Nt1nT.
The First Regiment remained fn camp at tho
cast approach to Twelfth street bridge until 4
few minutes after 10 o'clock last night, when
orders were received to move into tho West
Side, with headquarters at the corner OF Clinton
and Twelfth streets.
In accordance with Instructions, b and B COM
panlcs envamped for the time being adjacent to
West Twelfth Street Turncr-EIall; the coasoli-
dated a and Companies, and II Company,
stacked arms al the corncr Ut Clinton and
Twelfth streets, and and + companies were In