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O'Clock D. m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
sna
urdsy at 3 O'Clock p. m.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
wooD leaves her Hhsli, fsos Of captain .9hS
a.! ne. sTsst a. th5ss times toy we Gans
1Vss fsuHdsys oece a1r % for 0urrom.n
and Leonardtown; Saturdays at O'Clock .. m. for
On and after July 10Th, viii leave Washington for
Piney Point on Tuesdays at o'clock, arriving ut
the Point wednesday morning. Fare, round TIP TIP,
81 80; single fare, 81
ss1 :' 81 es' q. Il:
Company . W harf, foot Of 9th street.
s.sSiSs called for q B2o & Ps
EGk hE .Ha f e
ssS fSca Ct s1efg ~
s y Mo SdaSe :, eice spS Aie1Anari.
.pply i once ovsr Mstrop Bani 18th Street,
q r A DksHAhs A AssH SsSos
CLYDE's NEW EXPREss LINE
~ BKTWEEN
fhlLADETEdrhi hA6 stdHEx 6ksRF6&sS%A WASHING
At roR RHhA3ELPHA NTH
IDEN0E HF6 NE NJ ESStSS6 STATES.
D. NJ.
freights received daily. Through 49,
Pr; Ct sac5Ds sa Z s sSSn ,s sd
sSs% S B. WIN please nave
1aoa sss apRh and FL
wharf, Washington, D. o.; g: y. HYDE, 80 Water
General Managers, II south whaT7os, PhiIsasi!
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail every THURSDAY direct from /<eAoS
philadelphia to Liverpool, touching at 2f&
s. % k,s':ts. s.ss
srs, lA29 street Also, Agents for the Red Star
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
n Tns Of this DO q; :s Set
s5reet, Hoboken, Rates Of passage: From 3IE4&
sSsf @ cabin
e6s gold; steeraSe, $50 currency: For freight o.
'ss:sss apply Bowling Id a4.sn 81. GHS s;
CUNARD LINE.
with the viev Of eliminating the chances OF ooL
sion the steamers Of this line take specific course
YSia Boston e meridian Of 9 At ss Or
II . a"SsI nosSHSs Y; "
THE Bf RoYHE m ASP sI H0HTH
EEw AZ 4N G5h III H1ks5kr
80 from HRw YORK. FROM NEW Y0RH.
tss.ss:'!$$:ss As: As:
~ 44: w. s:ss
Ana every following Wednesday from New York.
eteamen marked Do not carry steerage Rassen eers.
RATE OF PAssAeR:-Oaoin, 90, 800 and 3 l3S,
4old, according % accommodation Ticket to Paris,
SU sohs additional. Return ucksts On favorabl6
ete.rass ticksss 10 and IRON al pars OF Durqne as
YETI Low r:ses Through bills Of landing sive1 for
On the Continent aad for neditsrrsneen Iorts For
freight and passage Apply Ct ne Oou1Danyb ofIloe.
70; Rcylin& Green; Or roth steeraGs end cabin.
70 OTIS BI0ELOW, 0O6 7th street,
ian9-A OHAg,9TRA4QKLYn, Asept.
| C0HENs LoA{96FTICE, corner OF 7th
- stree$ and New ID snus, sntsanee ~
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TTH GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
OF
oAhfhfiN's' oih-s msrFtsos, &C..
Commencing To-day at BITttett i:;'' "'''
soId les "a cost An stsRis Good; VII be sold At
" D,.-' VII W. W. Bf III BETTE q CO.
No. No: s sSs s < s;1set. '''ee''t jyna
4 AIDES INTENDING VISITING THE
AZ sea shore OF mountain resorts will md many
yers desirable goods in our stock-sOft Grey and
price; Gr.n,er silks; &c; Gsas Hair Grenadines
~ neutTAl shades, French NainsoOk and French
hO'iin'' and t tT COST 81 Al f k5fs; Gh Is
Or our second floor will be found largo stock of
aud Uisis fer travens white SUITS for aer SS
and evening; Mnslin and Lace 0verdress $, Mederis
-NO 'A' III, At COST FOR CASH.
MITCHELL 4 MAF t,,
iy3tIv 93I Pennsylvania oreaue.
nRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
AT DOWN, DOWN PRICES.
For thirty days our entire stock will be sold at
great Reduction IN Prices in order TO close out
near as possible before removing TO our new place
dines Black sSs, CsshmaEei. Tamesso MSnsirs,
and Delainesi fable Linens, ToveIings and Nap
iewest n lrket prices for cash strictly Also snail
LOT Of Black Lace Shsvls and Sacques will be sold at
hdt Price.
All articles warranted 10 prove a. represent
Cd, and fair dealing in all cases, at
J. w. COLLEY'S, No. sol.
Us eotr Corner sth st. and Market Space
RARGAlNS BARGAINSi
BARGAINSI
EMBRoIDERIEs,
LACES,
CALICoEs, PERCALEs, LAWNS.
MUST BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF COST
CONNOLLY'S,
COS Ninth street,
lyD-n opposite Patent ONCE.
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$4,000 WORTH
OF
sEAsONIBLE DRY GOODS
MUST Bk SOLD TO RAIsE MONEY.

We quote few prices:
5000 yards best Spring Prints, 4 cents; short
tengths.
1000 yards best LonsdAle Cambria, down 20 LIZ
cents; sold 81 IS.
10 cases of BIesched and Brown Muslins, at 4, s,
Us, Q ana 10 cents.
1000 yarss best l04 Shooting maze, only IN
tnts worth A..
W bite and COlcred Lawns. only 20 cents.
Beautiful COloTed Dress Goods, Is cents, worth 81
Large stock Of Black Alpacss, Black Csshmeres,
BLACK silks, ~ one half cost Of importation.
We have about 40 yards Of Hamburg Tdgina
tett, " hich We will sell 81 half price.
Nov Is the time 70 buy goods, and 90 cents on
TIE dollar, - We Lust have lloasJ.
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THokAs BOWLING, AoctOneeg.

pNELLlNs, No ess STREET. BEr%EES
MNNsIHH AND skNkNTH STREETS NORTH
10. on MONDAY AFTERNOON, August -
iSn, Is q, Commencing az q o'clJck. in front
"a ,ne " shsl sell part Of Lot q, tn@1
h ~ 90 iset inches, 60 alley, improved By
.i.ns,eS - hahle dwelling, containing rooms,
Terms: One third cash, the residue in two eoual
payments sto ana ~ months, with notes bea FOG IN
deed oil trust on the property sold sl0 IOWA " hen
the property is struck OF. COuyeyaacinv Of rur-
chaser : cOer.
argS dad. THOS. DOwLlNG A,ct
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STEAMERS. &c.
POTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LIN

. The eommodious Bay Steamers SUE, Capt. W. q.
Geoehegan, and EXPRESS, Capt 49,
Jas Barker, leave Stephenson s Ee$A=N
wharf, foot OF 7th street, every MON 0k2kzzE
DAY and FRIDAY at O'Clock p. M, for Balti-
more and all river landings; returning leave Balti-
more, No 142 Ligh. street, every TUESDAY and
landings.
Freight and passengers at lowest rates Apply,
Je9 3m STEPHENSON d BIO. 7th st. wharf
EOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-
Il Until further notice the Steamer -
MATTANO, CAPTAIN VIM. II. Byles, Ek%N
will be run follows: Leave Wash
ington from h.street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at 7 O'Clock, for all
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
DAY MORNING at o clsck, for all Landings a.
Tar down o. Mattox Greek; returning on SUNDAY.
Freight received daily: FOR any information, in
Quire at @. L. SHERiFf'S Goal Omoes, lllA and
marsO-tr VIM H KII,LMON. cent
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COLDS HEATING APPARATUS.
We are he Manufacturer Of
GOLD y WARM AIR FURNACR0.
3Q<l 20 6tet,t, and tssQtIesssOssobSv cAs hesf
81 use.
SCan and see the thing itself, md tahs Q d.
scnptNe pamphlets,
~OHAHDELIIRs and eAs-FIXrUBRs q,
seatn.
SMITH, BIRGE 4 CO..
decSl-1 1O14 PenasvtcoaIn auea ~.
In THE suPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
ELIZABETH u. EARHART rs. ANDRkw J. JoYcz
k tso TI Don. is j. Arsa' E1'eu'Or'' A'-As
L; lis this 94th day Of July, A. D. l7, ordered tina.
the sale made and reported by the Trustees an
Executors Of the Real Estate OF Ferdinand Butler
deceased. mentioned in this bs, and ths sam
IL hereby ratified ard confirmed, unles cause to ID
contrary thereof be shown or before tbs 18th day
on august next. The re port states tbs Amouat Of
sale 81 500 - belonging 70 said estate.
By order Of Court:
A. WYLIE, Justice, &c.
True oo>y-R hEiGs, CLERK, &C. jYss-wN
CONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG
~ 01, built By Joyce, seated Passsn- ~R.
re WAGON; 4-s-ated Platform, Picnic 49,
WAGON; Business WAGONS; Jackson Vt
md studebaker WAGONS, Is per cent, ches per than
ever offered 20 The public 81 zoos Louisisaa eve
WIN ID. w, mAGRATH.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auc.,o1--T-

A SA1s bONLlSS, Accttonser.
AgCIIoNsALEo FTHEsr STABLES AND SHEDS
hh.hNIL1 OCCUPIED HY THE pEPOT
SppAhhrERMAsTER, WITH ALL VIE MOD
80 IN fhONkMkNT TOGETHER WITH
GRAVEL. ~
On SATURDAY, August IIth, l17, uI -
oicck, At the northv est corner q = and II n -
streets, shall sell about ~ feet q stablinS In
CONTAINING about 3 stalls with and ster pi-s
together nth about 20 Loads OF tirAFHl
Lhe etaolee and appurten ances will be salt a. A.
entirety, and the purchaser will be req uirei q r.,
move them from the premises be.ore t. 2 ~ An
gust, lS77. - ~
Terms cash THOMAS DcWIING
sug9 IRep1 kn-ticneer
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Only few m7re nj -ces Hamburg Edging and n
scrtlng LETT from the Bankrupt sale
Just opened splendid as ITt1n-ut % b ack Cash
meres, beautiful blacks, 55s % s., g. IS, Sc.
SC,
Black AIpacas just opened, double width, at %,
=. 81. 81, Slc.- sc.
Fall Dress Goods lust opened ar &c.
FIanuels, all WOOL, l.. %, ., SIC
Red y snnel. Blue ndGray. All prices.
Wsmsltts CJftOns, short lengths, loo.
Canton Flannel. h~ayY, II :. 10, l25zc.
SheetinR Clttrns. l2'z, Is, Is, ~, sc.
Towels. all Linen, iOc-
Nottingham Lace. from p. y, 81, SOC, &c.
All Linen Handk eTchiefs, SC.
Victoria Lsw1s, 10, i7tsC.
bite Bed pread-. IS. SIC. 81, sc.
10 pieces TTinmirg. IL yards for lgc.
Bed Ticking, 10. IN, IS, i, DC, sc.
c. VI. TOwsOy q co.,
CSC Pennsylvania arenue,
SugS-eOtr Near 7th street.
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DRY GOODS.

EUHTHER REDUCTION ~ PRICES.
NE Hlf TUiS DAY MADE FURTHER
REDUCTION IN 1HE PBILE OF
DIZZY GOODS.
Btag.fu Ltnr1 Lawns At H., Is and % cents,
Is.iucet g - cents
SIN Plaid P1r gee a. = cents rs1cei from - cents
Lot remnants Dress Goods ia C-Jts, slf for 50
EeIuusIt- Gallo 2 s-Ets, reduced sToG3 cents.
y sftiugs n ~ L. cost
We g1A-autes our prices as low ~ any house in
Ire city
Black aud C.Iared silk chaap
GEO. =. JOHNSON & CO..
e~r7 II Hg-g-ef
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NORTH GERMAN Lloyd.

The steamers OF this Com will SAIL every Set.
turday ffom Bremen Pier, foot OF Third --pS0n
sIreet Hobok Rates of passage: From 3&E&k
Hayre and Bremen, first cabin, 9l00; second cabin,
e@ gold; storage, go currency: Tor freight o.
passage apply 10 OELkICHH co,
marc 6m Bowling Green, New York,
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WIswALL g. GHYNy,
705 Market spaoe.
Two doors from 7th street
~D,,f fo-yss locatiOn. jyIs-tr
CALCUTTA sEERsUCKER,
INDIA EAsAEEN,
SEW OBLEAHs CHECK IIaEns,
INDIA PoNGEE, A1TagAPas ruCKAPAW
WHITE LINEN DUCK AsD DRILLIHo,
EAvY BLUE YACHT CLOTH,
FANCY LIsESs Tor Men and Boys wear, 30
- Oss Prscs 0.I,.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
PennsvfcuSSa arensse.
t0-6 Corner rh street.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOB EOKFOLKt EORTREBS HONROR And
THE SOUTH.
The win and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain J. WHITE, ~
leaves Sixth street Wharf every Mon: EA&Ad&
day, w ednesday and Friday, at -
O'Clock p m, connecting with steamers for Boston,
Providence and other northern points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, THURSDAY and ST.
urday at 3 O'Clock D. m.
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IN p o b T A n r.

I u 0 R = A n T.
INDICATED BLACKBERRY BRANDY. Il r
guaranteed 70 do al that Il claims.
FOR sale by Druggists and 0rooees, and vho2oonlo
sZI; 9: SoxHs' s0ssE 1ossS 6sSssoi So 2
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The Evening Star

10 everywhere recognized a. the leading nevspape
OF Washington. With two exception. only, IL IA
hs' ld'ss" e''eSIaiso~ a any daily paper PUBLISHES
sos'h Of Nsv York. more than THREE TIMES Aa, a,
shy Otas- - tao CITY, and EQUAL TO THAT OF ALL
rHK OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN WASHINGTON Apprp
TOGETHER
To advertisers, therefore, II peculiar And
aneQualled advantages IN the extent and oharaots,
Of Its circulation, and In the low rates char-sd oo,
hderins the wide publicity II insures.
rs, indeed, within its scope,
1AE BES7 ADPERTISING MEDIUM IN
TIKI UNITED STATES.
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The Newspapers of the Ma
tional Capital.

OLDESTi CHEAPESTil BEST!!i
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~ n A 3 D LIN e.

NOTICE.
With The view Of eliminating the chances OF ool-
isiop, the steamers Of this line take specific
fer all seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
York Boston, crossing meridian Of 81 at q lat, or
nothing to the north Of q.
On the homew ard passage crossing the meridian q
% ut u lat, or nothing to thenort Of a.
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CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE

a MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
"A sail every THURSDAY direct from ~soAnS
philadelphia to Liverpool, touching ct 33&3R
Queenstown.
Cabin, intermediate and Storage passage ticket,
can be bad at fl. ID. COOKE, JR. Il 90. g, Bank
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MRS. NJ. COX'S
WI INDIAN VEGETABLE DEO0OTIOH
OF the BLOOD.
Recommended bv eminent phyaIciana NJ Ralfiynnpa

Sold by all Druggists.
STOTf q CROMWELL, Agents, Washington,
g. W CROPLEY, Agent, Georgstown.
Proprietary-Northwest cor. Fayette and Eutav
streets, Baltimore, Md. ap7-eoly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

Tho American Jockey Club have decided to organize
subscription room which Is in preparation and will
be opened tho club rooms corner Of Madison avenue
and Twenty seventh street, Tuesday evening next
Members of the club and all persons introduced by
member can become subscribers. Strangers residing
beyond 100 miles from the city will bs admitted tenn
porarly on the Introduction Of subscriber. de.
srabe portion Of the grand stand will DO reserved for
the uso o. the subscribers who will also have adms-
sion enclosure to be reserved for members Of the
club and holders OF quarter stretch badges.
THE FoRDHAM HANDICAP.
Tho following horses have been deared out OF the
Fordham handicap :--Mettle, DAr.agnan, Bill Bass.
Warwick, Warlock, Clcmats, Egypt, Love Chase,
Glenor, Heretog, Patriot, Ore Knob, Calvin, Redman
and Ceylon
JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.
The following horses declared out Of the Jockey
CLUB Handicap Artagnan, Warlock, CIematis, Via
tor, Acrobat, neretog Ceylon, Chesapeake, Aristde
and Calvin. The two last named horses are scratched
from all their present engagements
GRAND NATIONAL. srEEPLEcHAsE.
Calvert and Doubtful arc declared out Of the above
race.
BETTING JEROME PARK RACES.
The following is list Of tho odds offered by Lovely
& McGowau on the Withers and Belmont stakes to be
run at Jerome Park the Grst week in june
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
1 Blackwood, JE This stake has been reopensd, en-
tries 10 close July 2, on same terms.

Lakewood, JE This stake has been rsopsnsd, en-
tries TO close July 2, on same terms
CLASS NO. 3.
1920 Stations fire enties.
T. h. Van wycK's (FIatbusn. L. ID b. 8. Tom Moore.
strip in face Two white hind iso, By Jupiter Abdal
A. J. McKmmin's NASHVILLE, Tenn b. 4 Enfield, by
Rysdyk's Hamblclonian, dam Julia Machree. by
j. II Wiser's prescott, CAM blk phil Sheridan, by
Smiths Young Columbus. dam Black Fly. by two.
W. H. Earks' (ior owner, lNew York city, b. q Result
by Jupiter Abiaah. dam by Rysdyk's Hamble.
W. n. Saunders, Jr IS CLYDE, ". W blk. g. Young
Wilkes by George Wilkes, dam by Prince OF Wales,
he BY Royal George, grandam by Hoagands Mes.
Richard feunistan's bay stallion Nil Desperandum BY
Belmont, dam Lady McKnny.
CLASS No. o.
2:40 Stations tire entriesl
s. j. Morgan's Bloomington, Comm b. 3. Happy
Thought, by Happy Medium, dam by Stradcr's G. NJ.
Y. r. simmons New York city, b. s. Confederate
Chief by Clark Cnici, dam by Billy Tows;
D. Ncvins, Jr.' IS tsouth Framlnghnml Fearnaugh,,
Jr., by Fcarnaught, dam by Ola Abdallah.
W. Mason's (raunton, Mass.) b. Bay State, by Jay
w. L. Peets New York city, 8. Montczuma, by
Edward Everett, dam by Alexandcrs Abdaiiah.
stake for proon horses did not m there being bu. three
entries aad the stake has been ordered reopened by
the Executive Committee, on same terms, 10 close
July 2, at the same time as the stake Tor ioais Of
1876.
SEE Years Otd Tire entriesl
T. L. simmons New York city) blk m Grille, by
George Wilkes; dam by NonpareiL
Q. Kerner's New York cty b. m. Lady Mills, by
Chosroes; aam by son OF American Star.
r. Penistans (New York city, {. Carl s. Burr ioaled
1871, by Hambietonian; dam Kate, by Bellar, dam
OF Brunette. Bruno Breeze. &C
A. J. McKimmin's NASHVILLE, lenn.) blk 9. Black
wood, Jr, by Blackwood.
s. J. Morgans (stoning on, Conn. CHI. Piedmont by
Amont; dam by Mambrino Chief, grandam by Gray
Eagle.
(NorE-The distinctive marks of each Of the above
colt entries, where not gwen have been called Tor.
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TROTrING IN NEW JERSEY.

The Pinkster meeting Of the Clifton Park Driving
Association takes place Monday, May 81 The track
is in good ORDER and 1t expected that large delcsa
ton OF New Workers will be present. Two grand events
are on the card. For horses owned In Passa'c'
HUDSON Bergen and Essex counties; premium $3.50, oI
horses that never beat three nnnutes premium sioo
for horses that beat 2lo There are sixty 'roe
tiers stabbed on the track and there every indication
hat the meeting will DO o succcae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20

LOUISVILLE JOCKEY CLUB.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10. 1877.
Nearly two hundred thoroughbreds are here, ready
for the races which commence on Tuesday next The
Ten Arstdcs event being OFT the former horse
will make two efforts against time, on Thursday
nc xt and the other the following Tuesday There
Is no doubt that this meeting Of the Louisville Jockey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-20
LONG BRANCH RACES.

The meeting win commence June &c. and promises
to be the largest In may years. The following entries
have been made Fifty three for the Jersey Derby,
thirty.six for Monmouth, thrty-thrco Tor west End
Cakes thiriythrcc Tor Ocean Hotel and twenty-nine
for the Robbins Stakes
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eofalbert6te aus gSaibinstom.
3bati9feit Der 8eihworeneu. = Gin m6rOeri
idIer 9lm9riff. - Nus ben 8esidlts= alea


idIer elm9riff. - Mus ben 8estdlts=Sal
BermijdltsS.
g8aibtngton, I8, Ottober. -9ie@roB=
geid)moreueu b0ben geltern 40 BeriOneu III
4ntlage3uitano ueriebt. Die BON ben 2(uge=
idulOl9ten angebIt6 begangeueu Sergeben
iino 9iebltabl, Gtn6rlld, Raub unb thGtlihe
Au9rlfis, Sed)S Antiagen mur0eu BON ben
@roB9eldmOreneu abgelpieieu.
- Gbas. 8uieg mHroe geitern mad enem
9er56re I'M Bol3eif@eri6te oem @eianguiiie
ibermieIeu, urt oa5 Reiultat Der 8ermunoug
ab3umurteH, neld)e er oorgeitern AbcnO benz
in DOung'S lS0geEfabrif beldaftigteu S.
Stepben8 belgebradt bat. Buiep Huo Ste.
pben8, meld)e iif) Neioe I'M bic 0unit elmer
gemiieu Sallte NobiniOu bemarbeu, gerietbel
am 0ieuitagS AbcuOe i'll Streit, III ocIien Ser
lauf 8uieD ell Dteiier Sog uno ietnem gte=
beububler in bic 8ruit bObrte. Stephens lieat
i'm p YrOUiOencez6Olpitale" in bOhnun9SlOiem
3uitauOe oarnicoer,
= @egen Die 90, g8. s.. Slattr, SO. 9uf-
fen, 8. g9. 9. Yauoerburg, s, @illiamS,
@. QS. @oooaQ, s. Is, @arrou uno 3. Sc
mis, Die 8iirgen oeS Steuer-&OaettOr8 Sla-
ter, murbe aeltern cine Sla9e AMI @rlau9ung
BON S360,65 erboben, ipelden Betrog Sloter
BON q. .. YOung Couettirt uno ntd)t al Die
SeBUrOe abgelteiert b0beH iol.
- 9ln Die Sniaiisu Der Srren=Qnitelt, oe8
yGolumbia=" uno &iuber~6Opital8 luur0en
9eitern bon Der ySbit= uno glumcumiiiion"
150 SlumenitrGuBe uertbetlt.
- Dem $. u. Sdger aus 6omarO @ouutp,
Dtb., puroe geitern Die GonSeiTon 5ut
&ercbelidung nit Gbriitiane Sauer aus
Baltimore au8geiteat.
(@eorgetomn.) = Sin alter Slider, 0a=
mems So6u Glart, ie9nete geitern oa8 3eitlide
Sett mebr, alS 40 9a6ren lebte er in bteitger
StaOt, mar ieit 20 3ahren nidt mehr in
Baibngton unb bate ntemalS bos Sauere
oe8 4apitols gelehen,
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Sd,wimoclcien i'm 4oitamtS=Separs
fc1ateilt.

ct. EoUi8, 18. Sftbr. - SOr etma 0rei
2Godltu eutoedtc NuOitor Otc@rcu pom 8oIt=
oepartcmeHt III 280ibiugton ouA onS neue
1ebnuugSfitbruug8 Sgtm, Oa8 er ielblt eit=
gefitbrt bat, cine Shmiuoel Operation, Die
itOu ieit nlcbreren 5u6reu i'm @ange lit, NM
wobel cin BcOienitetcr 0e8 Departments,
9tameu5 S'8ricu, 6iilfc unO Soritub gelet-
ittt bat, mo Our1 OaS, wIc man gaubt, oas
9epmtemeut mn etma $2O,O 200 btitobleu nor
oeu 1T. 4. 9. gillg, Der iili8z2luOitor Oc8
Yoit 0ep0tcmeut8, wuroe iofort mad Der bic
iigen Staot abgcihift, III Der er ieitoem nit
Dem Seiitancc oe5 SpcStal 2tgtuteu &. IS.
Sdaurte unO itlner @cbeimpolt5titen oanrit
bei6dftigt mar, Die SetriigTeieu all Ou5 giht
III 3icbelI. Die lluterid)letie muroen ldmmt=
lid au pou Ser bieitgen StaOt lpeit entiernten
Buftcn i'm gSetcu uuO SiioweIteu periibt,
lll1O orn. glaD'8 SenOmg mar 10 erfOlgreih,
0oB er gcitern 2lbeno NIT mebr, ais $20,0 900
ua6 gSai5lugton abreiite, Die cr ben ucri9ie=
oenen SdlmnOlern, Die nit 8 Srien inter
eluer Itdt itufeu UlcOer Qbdenontmsu hat, =
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Stabt Baltimore.

9a8 s mite Der 0epoiitoreR
Der Union Banking Co." belt 8eltcrn
abenO cine Seriammlung; in roelber beihlOi=
len wurbe, baB ipiort seieplide Strttte gum
S1ute Der 9ntereien Der 9epoiitOren une
Sur 8erfol9ung 0ersr, melae 0tlBbraa6 nit
ben @eloern Der 8ant trieReu, 9etbaH meroen
ioaen.
@eqen1G g2irtbe babeu geitcru bic
@roBeeIdworenen bes &riuinolgert6tS I'm.
Hagen lpsgeu SpiritaoienrertaufS am SOHHs
taae erhoben,
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Imlner=GrnlnIn1,.

8 reD0rtO II, 81, IS. SEtbr.-gS0ArCn0
geitern ein nit IS 6GB6en SdieBpulOer be
laOener gSageu oe8 6ru. q. s. Spech au
6unter'8 Citation UOrbeiiubr, crplooirte NaS
BmOer ans iracnO elmer bis jcbt nod ni1t
ernittelten llria9e. Seioe 9ferOe muroen aui
Der StcI(e get6ottt u11o Der 2Saqen 10 uOuitdu=
big Oenolut, OoB anger eiucm R00e mo elmer
Ndic gti6tS BON iJm aui9efunOen meroen
fountc. Ser Subrnlam Srciicler mm0c buu
bert Sd)ritte melt iOrtgeidleuOert uuO Ocyart
uerlebt, HaB er nlAt gcrettet mcroeH taun.
Serld)iebene gSobnhdHier III Der llm9e6ung
Dur6eM betrdhtlId beldldOl4t.