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transactions In Real Estate

The following instruments in writing have
been filed in the Office OF the Recorder o.
Deeds since our last report:
TRANSFERS.
NeitZey and Schaefer, trustees to Il. NJ
suilivan, part lot II, square Is5; $500 =. G..
Pu'ey 81 Al. TO W. q. Busey, Al, -. square
700. Augustus Jay TO j. =. Z. Green, S4l2
south hall lot II. square 2J6 Catherine sum
mcImaker to MaTv Barnes, ii, lots 81. Z :
3. B. !, 2, and :, o. sub lots 5, 8, =, >. > and
IN, square l'G2. Il. \. Walker TO Il. Il. Grlgs-
s. B!aC kfOrd, S4,l46, lot ID, in DeSeldi ng's
subdivision Of square 500. Robert -. Davis
TO Eliza Barry, >l,O57, lot 5. square 5CJ.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
Thomas VI. Sullivan - Reuben Collins. To
secure NcitZey and Schaftr, trustees, 500
art 10; l., square 7>J. Robert O. F. Petit
10 y, -. Cassin, TO secure Murray and Payne
-, his ri-Et, title and interest IN the estate
- his father. James O'COnneT TO K O.
Campbell. 10 secure Hannah Campbell 500,
aLi .0i Il, square Co.: Fannie f. Holden TO
T. I. Barker and y. f. Fox, to secure J. w.
larger y eco, lot !, square 81. NJ. 4. Giles
70 Ietsr Hannay, trust :, to secure Amanda
a.. C1iIsh SO, IaTi OF lot IN HOlA-eai's al
clifton and lot Is in Eeall S addition 10 GaOrSa-
tGHn. + G CaTrln stOn, jr, TO &. &. Glover
and {. \. James, 70 secure 10 r. II. Warner
: %5>, lots ard in Warmers subdivision
Cl q ard ? square north Of square -. <.
:. BlackfoId ct al TO G.. +. Applehy ct al
trustees. 10 secure Eliza Barry 81 90, lot ID
~ DeSeiCmg's subdivision OF square SIS. f..
Z. Carol! 10 Dennis Council, trustee, TO Sc
III r. T. Fletcher 10 w. r WoG1wa-d.
trustee, to secure Amy Fish Sl22O, part OF lot
3, square 525. Dennis Dunn to Joseph G.. q.
Kennedy. to secure John a. Haywood S3S6.JO,
lot II OF Warmers subdivision, square III.
RELEASES.
r. II. Lasky, trustee, to Charles Walter
let -, square 5l7. Il. Wallach, trustee, To n.
Erich and W. Fletcher, lots 80. q 39d 90 Of
sub lots 20 and =, square pa. James Fuller
ton et al. 10 James O'COnner, part lot q,
square CO. VIM. +. Ma,tingly and Chas. r.
PreEtiss 20 Caroline C. Hall, lot >, David
sons subdivision of original lots in square
a{I. Mary f kimball and James II. KING
70 James NJ. Green, part of iol 5, square ~.
w T. Vale 20 William Stickney, 4Or ~2iOJJ.
lot -. OF Wales subdivision. square 2lZ. B.
n. Warner and @. w. Stickuey 10 Horace
u. Jacobs. lot L. square 20. j. :. Edmund.
=, W'n. Nogle, part Of a tract of land called
e FrlenGShip.' George W. Stickuey, trus-
re - NJ. a. Giles, lot ., in HOImead's adIi-
ton, and lot lei, in Bsall's addition 10 reurgs-
Town.
MISCELLANEOUS.
george r. Holman 10 CEas. SchrOdt, biz
a sale Tor 500 frame building No. 81 22i
street Thomas Ferry To W. j. New on, deed
Of trust to secure $50 on carpet leaning
WoTks. corner OF eth and l. streets north west.
john Bray 10 O. ID. Barrett, deed Of trust 10
secure L. r.. Hovey $50, on gOoas III house
No. $50 II street northwest.
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g. e or GE Il OWN.

GEATN.-By canal, boat j. y. Thomas,
with 1870 bushels wheat and 900 bushels
corn 10 }. q. and J. VI. Waters.
MERCHANTS JNCuASGE.-Ofering on
Change today 80 bushels OF wheat, which
sold at : La.
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AERFsr AND SrIC1nE OF. A rrp,,,n

ARREST AND SUICIDE OF 4 TRtMP-A
tramp was arrested in Clinton, Maine, Tues
day ny the sheriff While being removed he
ran ell, drawing pistol. Help was sum
noned, and he was pursued and surrounded
near the woods. He fired TWO shots at his
puTSuers, In" second Offwhich struck Cush-
= an Brown in the groin. Failing 70 eSca ne
he finally Shot himself through the head in
nictiEg a fatal wound
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TEE EVENING STAB IL turu,,se, % .,,..-s
ters 8; tie following low rates ,c.-risr. r. a.
CITY, - cents week: - mail - eruts month. o,
&c" Ser year. Postage prepaid, single comics.
c,l;s
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QUICK WoRK.-Johu Craft, sailor, re-
turned from long voyage yesterday morn
ing, met young woman at li3 Liberty street
couiied her in the afternoon, aud married her
~ the evening. He drank so freely of lager at
Inc wedding supper that he had 10 be arrest
ca HIS bride followed hIm 10 the Church
street Police station and begged for his re-
lease, saying that he never had been drunk
before since she had known him.-IN. J.. Sou
Ia. 10y
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HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers,
ara those who have been dosed, drugged
ana quacked. Pulvermachers Electric Belts
efiectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands. mailed free.
York City. G18dSkIy
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A COSTLY PLEASURE YkCHT-Nr. Will
nam Astor, OF New York, IS having a new
pleasure yacht hpilt, which will be the lar
eest schooner yacht in he world and will
cost q quarter Of q million. She is built for
southern cruising in the winter season 70
winch her owner is partial. In addition 70
per working sails she will have an immense
suit Of racing canvas for regatLas and match
races
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-02

Is 1T WORTH WHILE to endure penal tor
lure after every meal, when Indigestion can
he Immediately relieved and permanently
cured by SO agre cable a remedy as H0y,ei-
tc-'S Stomach BtterS2
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C. Il 7 1T e N s.
ETERGENT-Inquire about il. 821

~
THE PEACE OF HOUSEHOLD is often de-
pendent on the culinary and domestic skill
OF The housewife. Ladies know this, and by
using DOOteVS Yeast POCdtr, insure them
selves the most perfect bread and pastry pos
siole. Its use is economy also, for every can
is absolutely full weight, and IL is so strong
and pure as to demand the use OF much
smaller quantity than usual.
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= Cow FoK A WIFE.-Tne Sioux county
(iOWa) Herald says that Roger b. Young
made novel trade last week. Theodore
Fran KEN, q Sioux county bachelor. wanted
a wife, and he told Young that in case a
woman was secured for b i'm in twelve hours
he young should receive q COW Young
said fhat was cosy; set ont on his tour Of in
spectoD, and within the required time ap-
pearod before the loye-Sick FrankIeT with
MISS Alice Traer, form erly OF Callenpe. The
COW was delivered. after which Franklen
ard Alice were married,
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CLOTHING.

s.s-xes,a-seE.
CLOTHING.
More Than This
COULD NO MAN ASK.
IL THIS
DoES NOT MAKE Us
PUBLIC BENEFACrORs,
We DESPAER
or EvER BECOMING SUCH
VIZ INSURE
MAXIMUM OF COMFORT
FORA
MINIMUM OF COST.
OCB ONLY OBJECT
BEING To CLOSE OUT
QUE sUNNER SToCk
at ONCE.
COST NOT CONSIDERED
aLPaGt C94 &T;y sEsAcs COATS.
MUST CLAN THEN OCT.
SERGE woRSTEp COATS,
STRIPED WoSSrrn CnATss
LIGRT woEsrFp COATS. 'O wa .
BLACK wuRSrEp COATS
MINED woRSTED COATS,
Less Tssa H.l' Price,
To Max boom.
LINEN PANTS LINEN VESTS.
Fine Assortment.
At Les Than Half Price.
SUMMER CAsSINEREs
just A. cheap.
GOING TO CUosE THEM CUT
AT ONIE
HABLE BKOTHERs,
FINE TAGJoks AND CLOTHIEFs
Jyso ~ Coyl1er Sere,,th aHd ID Str-sts.
& Grim Idea
THAT OF
SIDNEY SMITHS.
DESIRING
TO SIT IN HIS BONES
or ACCOUNT OF TIE wAEMTH OF THE
WEATHER.
DOUBTLESS TIE CoMPESsATIoE
FCF
CHASTITY SPECTACLE
woa,d not be sufficient Eor
The EXPECTED COMFORT.
PUT MY
SKELETON SHIRT
Offers all the advantages without any Of the incon
venlenees attending such an snomsIoEs
STATE or EXISTENCE.
BOLD FRONT,
Without Rear Works to speak Of
TELLS NO TALE TO THE oBsEByBB
TAILLESS CONDITION
However Gently
ZEPHYR MAY BLOW.
THE METHOD OF CONSTRUCTION Is SUCH
That his breath is unobstrncted, ty this
PARAGON OF SLAMS
The ors-Ty alton % this
MIRACULOUS SKELETON,
LIKE SUNSHINE, Is FREE,
But il costs 81 FOR
ARTICULATION
GEORGE c. HKNNTyG.
U sI0 Seventh stree.
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HAVENNER's BREAD.
Price Reduced.
Five cents wholesale.
Six cents retail. STA
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NISCFILASFOTS.
Retail Prices, Center Na-,,e,

MEAT.-Beef, porter house, 2Oa25 per H.
slrlolB, ~; round. u; roasting pieces. 21a25;
corned, leal5; dried, 20 sliced, D; cnipped, 80;
Pork, 10a20; corned, sa12A; Mutton, l5a20;
Lamb, lsa20; Veal, 12a30; Hams, whole, IIL
ai5; cut Il; sliced, Is; Middlings, u .aI5; cut,
ats each Lard 12a15c. per 10.
FisHIRock, 40 per bunch; perch, 35a5O
per bunch: Catfish, . per bunch; Ealibut, 20
per 10; salmon, IS per h.; Goldfish, I2al5 per
pound; Haddock, 10 per pound; Sheephc I'd ,
20 per pound; Spots, 10 per bunch; Terrapin
diamond back, s1.50as2 each; do, sliders,
observation-disclosures, Irish. q per PIX;
CABBAGE, 5as per head; Carrots, 8 per
bunch, onions, 6Caf0 per PIX; Corn, Is per
Per dozen; Onions, 3a5 per bunch; tomatoes 5,
lOa2o per PIX; Beans, 25a3O per PIX: Cucum
bers,. i2H per dozen; Lima Beans, 70 per
quart.
FRUIrs.-Peaches, 5OaGO per PIX; Plums,
Il per PIX; Apples, 20aio per PIX; Pears, 4OaSO
Oranges, 5oatO per dOz.; Lemons, 3Oa5o per
G S65 BackhaT5iesi Sss per ct; do Law
Pine Apples. 15a25; Bananas, each; Can. e.
lopeS, l0a25; WatermelonS, 15i50.
rBUTrER.oPhiladelphta print, 90 per pound;
New York Creamery, 10: choice roll. S. fair
49, lla;s; Eggs, 15als per dozen; Cheese, 20
SINGULAR ACCIDEST.-Lste yesterday
cySnirg a party of ladies and gentlemen re-
Suing IN the First Ward started out to take
n row upon the river. While rowing, one of
the gentlemen struck with his oar 1pon the
%, u't4 OF sturgeon which was just rising 10
.It surface j ne hsh, frightened by the blow,
srIapg out OF the water and entirely q cross
me oo%t- IN passing across he struck one OF
ins IaGieS violently in the side with his tail
in,iicliAs severe bruise-I Alexandria Ga
,s bCIL L PERMITS issued by the Inspec.
toI % b9lldinss. w Fl. HOll!nger, construct
brick dwelling, Franklin between p and
streets, northwest $500. Mrs. VIM. Lee.
r. pair frame dwelling, b, between liz and
ON streets southeast; Sf75. j. Chadslay "a
pair brick dwelling, ., between I3ib IA
18Th streets northwest; sIcO. Jacob Boo, "a
pair brick store and dwelling, It'll bet waa,
q and II northwest; $40. "eeH
HAMBURG EDGING AND INSERTION. from
a bankrupt firm In New York city. I,awns
percales, Victoria lawns cheap Calicoes'
black alpacas, carpets. Selling of 10 make
loom for fall goods at ToHsop's
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LOCAL NE " S .
Con.iess.a Locals

lighting Of the street lamps al 705 p. m,
extiuguiShing ri Il r. m.
From j. &. Parker we have the New York
psVers In advance Of the mails
>. ~..4.l1-tOl suA.S 4s--.is ..tStsC'S S,--.-
tlug NGCG-fnc for September.
TIE 9Th street NJ L. sabbath school Will
give an excursion to MarShal Hall to-mOT-
row. See adyt.
The excurs On 70 DialL BIZ Park. which
was az TouuCCd 70 take place to day, has
been postponed until Thursday, yih instant,
On account Of The weather.
We hear from Piney POitt that the mos
QultCs that drove away visitors Few days
ago have DISAPPEARED, and that everything
is lovely there gain
A game o. bd 50 sail iRre played YES e'uay
RfleruOon between the National and POto-
mac mines, resulting in a victory t0r INC
form CT by a score Of 10 @.
a committee OF the letter carriers Of v ash
insfCn waited on Postmaster General Key
yesterday With reference to the restoration o.
tEeiT salaries 20 : 4 coo q year. The POStmaS-
ter General informed them that At present
he could do rofbing. but would exercise his
RCCd Office with Congress, ard suggested
that the carriers present their case I'm specific
form. TIE salary now il sos, and -leTe have
been three auctions in fourteen months.
Mr.. Luther G.. Dawson, formerly clerk in
Inc Police Count who let here or California
In May, les, on leave Of absence, and Ia
never returned 20 Tie city, has sent 81 r I.'i
against the District for SlC5 - for services
for the month OF &ULss- G. bat yCd.. He
was paid for June and July. N which
nor tbs he rendered, TO service, His success
sOT, Mr.. Prince. was appointed in SaptcTnO 4
al tie ire year.
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Weather Indications To-day.
)FFIcF OF CHIP SIGNAL OYPrcrR, !

For The n dole Atlantic states. fallirg ba-
TOITe-tr, increasing north and east winds,
stationary mpeTatuTe, cloudy weather and
light IaIus.
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ONE MANS TWO SLAvEs.-The Fort
Smith tArk) Neg Era contains the follow
ing statement: Lieut.. Henry Flipp r, re-
Gently appointed: TO the 10th L. =. Cavalry,
was born the property OF Rev. Ii. II. Jockey,
q Methodist minister Of Townsville, Ga.
His father was the slave of +. @. Ponder
who afterwards. bought Henry aud his
mother, and moved with them to Atlanta.
Mr.. Ponder also owned John +. Quarles, re-
Gently appointed Consul to Malaga, Spain.
Young Quarles had the rud imentS of an edu-
cation, and first taught Flipper. Afterwards
he was taught 10y the wife of an eX confeder-
ate officer, and subsequently at public
school and the Atlanta University, until APP
pointed 10 West Point"
IT Is MOST SIGNIFICANT COMMENTARY
upon the false pretenceS Of the agitatOrs and
rioters in this and others cities that not a
single American working man has been
found among the agitatOrS here-that the
leader in the New York agitation is not q
working man at ALL but a tavern keeper
and that, although the Reading railroad was
blocked for few days by violence a. Read
ing, not a man of the twenty-five thousand
employed by that company either struck or
had anything to do with the stoppage OF the
road Ihiid. Record.
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In th's connection attention IL iayed 70 ths fo,.
lowing article copied from "The Crest Nsuspa.er-
o''so United States, seris q Historical sseschsu
punished IN R7w-us "CcntoruiaI NeuspaVar IA.
hibition, New York I.7s:
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sieiss o. assNrHs CONTROL faey dserpqissd 10 ,ob,,
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90 ialS s@b tS'Ns a lhs ggptr - c1r' ~ r.af bvaA,
tA'oTss a. STaHsss constantly sfiEs rae NasfoxaE
Copif0' ~ 5VstHssS 5Oz PlsassTs, ona MAO ss,t
rae 10 reg tavss dsgvss re REALLY IA sayeka,n
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ex-senator Ferry Of Michigan is again
very Ill.
ScMr William Cullen Bryant is at his
old Cummington farm.
~Pet lap dogs in Paris have parasols at
tached to their collars.
AN a loany man who died wealthy used
10 live on ten cents day.
h The coroners inQuests in the Reading.
"a, and Baltimore, Md, rioting, are still
progressing.
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FRAME WALWORTH PARDoNED.-Gov.
Roolnson, OF New York has pardoned Frank
Waiworth, sentenced several years ago to
me ktate prison for life for the murder of his
father, wellknOwn writer of fictinn THO
origin OF the trouble grew out of the separa-
ton OF The father from bis wife -
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LETTERS FP orr THE PEOPLE.
About q a Roara or uc.,,h

The poar,; -, ~ The recent Developments in
savers1 NJ dcalth have demonstrated that
co,a,iI .fSences exist in that body which
"a 81 49, Ne abated by a complete change in
Ter =, TTses- In the investigation last win
held N8s shown that two of It's members
cor sSoc.S 10 the q, l.. Co, which holds n
w fScf IRON the board. The chief clerk
= IS removed after an investigation of
Sartes against him, and afterwards rein
etdeeo; ard now The health officer, who re-
cetFes fnIl compensation for his entire SER
vices, not only practices medicine, but is
IouGd also 10 be mail contractor; and there
are Tot few who believe That members OF
the board are silent partners in this matter
with him, Now they propose competitive
examination for medical inspector; when
the chief clerk was removed the same thing
was done, The result of which was TO appoint
one OF che clerks in the office to that pos ton
and then Ia relnstate the old chief in a month
or two What is ncedC 1 Is n complete change.
that the triumviate existing in the board
may he broken up, and We ask the attention
of the proper authorities to this matter.
PRO Bono PUBLICO,
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pols 1e o'tESADINES. bunting. new para
biack xs,t In seal brown, navy blue and
n, oiack, brow A. pink an 10 ~; III
|af'ers' 7G Market Space 'eoief hs' tte'
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INSANITY FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITE
hEST -Ihel last number of the Boston MeH-
cal and Surgical Journal has an article upon
INSANITY and the Revival" by Theodore w
Fisher, NJ. d., in which reports are given OF
eight cases OF insanity that have come under
DIS observation during the past two months,
whlch were caused by undue religious excite
ment growing out of the Mood o and Sanl,ay
revival ~ N'nOS
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ SINGERS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frank HOllingshesd,
Is toe only boat allowed TO land psssen- SR-A
gers at Mount Vernon wharf. Pas EkASsku1N
sengers taking this steamer u ich il H8D1nsSdka
connected with tho Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
uon) srotd TIdiHs ~ anbhIasoss fkyss psgs, SIS by
other lires.
Round trip, 81, including admission to Mansion
and Grounds.
steamt leaves 9TH street wharf daily, Sunday ex-
eeptod, ) al O a.. m, and returns about 2. m
j. MICH. H0ELlEGSWORTU,
supt: Ladies, Mount Vernon Association.
FRANK HOLLINGSHEAD, Str. Arrow jelS-Srn
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p EFRESHING,
H u IxfROvKD SODA,
ia9-am KoLB's. o~rner 1tb ana Z a.
pILES AND FISSURE.

Dr. SHRADER. ofice room IS St CT ,ud rujyj
ing, t.oufhwest corner h and II Streets cures
Piles AID fissnre without Knife, Lig allure or Can,
tic AID without pain and guarantees q cure In al
Bro, ;sbaceonist: S25 7h strest; o. q. Ssiies
supsrtntsnd. II Washington aud Georgetown Rail,
east; VIM. Tucker, meIchspt tailor, l67 Psnnsyi
yania avenue; +. B. Marche, p. D. Uepsrtmeot
Place and hfiy others, on application at my osice
Ladies attended at their residences If desired ON n
nSurs-9s 2. M TO ,. m; sundays ito D. m. Don.
ssassstoo Uee' augl.n
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BABES siiou d te too highlyprized to permit them
20 sn1ef with Collie, FiatueIIce, etc hem m
ID BABY syrup viii Al once relieve them Price
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Ex-Gov. +. j. MOSES, who has been i'm
Prlsonec at Columbia, S. c., for "A week mast
has been reieas ed on = 10 600 bail while fastil
lying before the Investigating committee
relative TO the recent political history OF the
state. Va WIG
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Iseverywh here recognized - the les6ins usvsTspe
% Wssuiosto0. Win two exceptions ouIy, a. ~
fA' ia-srg oroN4ali0s q, sSg "a . par- rsbhsAss
Iosfs - Nsis to-s. fAaz rHREx rIxEs GAas q,
.Hy osA- - fss ufs. and EgvAL To rHar ~ AiA
TIE oTHER nAILr FaFERs IN WasHISsTos .DDEs
roSETHER
To advertisers, therefore, II prcseris peculiar snd
suegusllod advantages, In the extent and character
o. its circulation and IN the los rates charged. oon
rderirE the vide publicity g i1su-d.
II Is, Indeed within Its scrpe
ThE EEST ADVERTTSTV,, y-FDEyyn ~
TiiE UNITED STs TEss.
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MARkIAGE LICENSES have been tssuei 10
GERMAN HeitZier and Matilda Eskridge.
samuel Fowler and Alice Davis: Lew
PPne and Ellen White; George Hall and
Ra,I /. Allen, Robert Ireland aud Mary :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-02

VIRGINIA aspires 10 see the James river
become the CLYDE OF The NV world Tho
STATE has an abundance of Goa and iron anI
Is not entirely unfamiliar with The art OF
snip Guilt!I = and some Of her .opie see no
e ason why the James river should not b.
lined with ship yards. Well. the time is
coming, and IL is near at hand, when there
Will be an Imperative need for starting iron
Sh1p-yGrds on large scale in this country
and IL simply depends on foresight and en-
trgy whether the yards are opened on the
James. -" Delaware, or in New England
NJ Y. Tribune
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ELL FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
DISTRACTION. r Cnri-ty yes -eltiav fiIed
4 r Ber ard Bryan n bin against the Di-trict
tOet Join the issuing % t3x-lien certificates
IN lots l5 and Il IN square 40. for special
Improvements On 4th street.
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HAMBURG EDGING AND INSERTION. from
bankrupt ffrm In New York city. Lawns.
percales, Victoria lawns cheap. Calicoes
black alpacas, carpets. Selling Off 10 make
loom for fall goods at ToWsop's
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The BOARD or FIRE COMMISSIONERS
met last evening The report of the Chief
Engineer was read. stating Thai DURING the
1lO1tn az July there were - alarms for fire
1nFo' Wing al estimated los, Of $500. with
an insurance on the sam Of So 40. Tho
ScE efiT t6l Il ant o. TIE fire alarm service sun
milttu . report, stating that III. lines auE
ansiraIleStS are IN good working CONDITION.
n comm 4-l.Cs.s 4OL t.8~ received rom ~
II iaSetJ ESQ, calling attention 20 a fire
alaEIl TtcOTdtf paieB;e. by AieS>rS. h J.
rms ana ANster. OF thIs city referred Ia
tbe CON Lliitcee o. telegraph. AVplica ions
soT roSluprS IN lie detartTaonI were re-
ceived from John rutherford. j. r Bright
VIM wheeler, ". II. Hunt ana The1philus
Reese.
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IHEATER CoNICUE-Ton Yopny ,bo
WelI-kHCWn Waicllrlan 81 TIE Cosui4ue viii
nave benefit tomorrow evening. a ho.f
OF NdT.eiy Stars Ill appear, a I'll an ui.Usl-
civ good pro- ramne hss han nrenarot
Tom friends W-li turn ont IA hosts 70 mo-
row evening.