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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR SITE FOR NAVAL
OBSERVATORY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. July 1e.h, 1878.

I, H.,
The undersigned have been appointed Commits
sion under act Of Congress, approved June Goth,
1873, TO select site within the District of CO.
mmbia for the U. 8. Naval Observatory, such site
to possess relatively the advantages OF healthful-
ness. clearness of atmosphere. convenience Of ac-
advantages as may be found expedient, aud to re-
port fully thereon, including estimates Of the total
vafoIy, to the next session of Congress.
The second section of said act reads as folio rs:
Section 2. Said Com mission shall invite sealed
deemed fit for such site, containing such provis-
ions as they may deem sufncient to bind su q own
the same shall hereafter be selected and determined
on as the site OF said Observatory, which proposals
s sna In e the by the fa publicly
choose to attend, on day to be fixed for that pur-
pose, after due notice to all parties interested aud
shall be opened or considered
In accordance with the above provisions, Sealed
Of the 18TH DAY OF AUGUST next, at which time
they will be publicly opened at the Navy Depart
ment In the presence of such persons interested as
may choose to attend and this is due notice of said
Proposals must be endorsed proposals for Site
scommIssion to Ascertain Cost Of Removing the the
naval observatory, care OF the Secretary OF the
said proposals must give the metes and bouncs
by which the property Is described. and be accom-
panied with plat OF the same and conform to con.
dt1Ons or the second section OF the act above
than fifty 900 acres. nor less than twenty (2J)
acres and the price must be stated per acre, subject
If parties offering tract larger than twenty t2O)
quantity not less than that area at the stipaased
or modified price, they will 50 state in their pro-
Blank forms for proposals may be obtained at the
Navy Department. Proposals must be signed by
the 9T N.H OF Owner STnsrs Of 9TH the property.
J;G; BAkS AkR, Colonel and BSt. II j; Gen.
AEONAhD WHITNEY. aug1-th, At
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ArThe Cincinnati Commercial quietly re-
the last Congress-
A=The Boston Post says that "while the
lamp holds out to burn, the most lecherous
bOndhOlder may return
The Hon. jeremiah s. Black is making
a. long visit to the Pacific Coast After stay
OF several weeks in San Francisco he has gone
to San Jose.
RD>M Mr.. Beecher will arrive in San Francisco
to-day and deliver his first lecture there this
evening. He will lecture every night he spends
upon the Pacific slope.
Bronze john is a CHEEKY Western
journalists tide for the yellow fever
6bAt the Saratoga railway conference,
Yesterday, resolutions opposing all commits
slOns on ticket sales were adopted, and a plan
OF acton for their adjustment agreed upon.
R1=G George Reinking of Cincinnati, wishing
10 murder young woman, went boldly to a
drug store and offered $l5 for "Some poison
that would kill quick" The clerk refused to
self the desired article, but Reinking procured
1t elsewhere, and used it with fatal effect
Rs- RObert Lincoln refuses to be candidate
Tor Congress.
ABWestern democratic politicians believe
in Thurman and Hampton for 1SS0.-{N. Y.
Herald.
Ag-M Michael Reese, the California million
naire, who recently died in Germany, used to
pcddle goods in Virginia.
AseThe ashes from volcanic Mount Hecla.
Iceland, are being carried over the island in
clouds resembling dense fog.
RDPOlitical economists say that whatever
is scarce is not cheap. But there is street
courtesy, for instance 1t is very cheap and
yet it is Scarce.-fN. Y. Herald
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The N. r. SemiCentennial Camp
Meeting.

Especial Correspondence of The Start
JACKsON's WOODS, A. A. Co., Md, August
I'D. lS7s-Yesterday the weather was fine.
The prayer and experience meeting at 9 a. m.
was conducted by Rev. s. B. Tredway, of
Hampden. At 1917 am. the Rev. j. w. Gray,
OF TowsOntOwn, preached from Psalms, 63d
chapter, Sd verse, the best sermon of the meet
ing so far. At ~ pm. somewhat larger con-
gregation attended to hear the Rev. T. A.
King; 60, OF lexington street, Baltimore, who
4th verses, inclusive. His theme was divine
conservation, and good impression was
At night Rev. j. M. Yingling preached from
Luke xiii, "a, practical sermon, and was fol-
lowed by exhortatiOns from Rev. DR.. J. l.. Kill
gore, IRON Kent county, and Rev. MIR. Floyd,
sented themselves, and after the close of the
meeting at the stand they were taken to one of
the tents, where meeting was kept up until
fective sermon of Rev. John II. Nichols on
Tuesday night five or six penitents presented
themselves at the altar, but Notwithstanding
tilat iaca the invitation was not repeated until
About 6h O'Clock last evening an accident oc-
Cured in The tent of Mrs Greenaway, of Alex
andria-a coal oil stove with which they do
their cooking exploding, and Mrs. G.. was
badly burnt about the face and hands, but her
injuries are not serious.
Rev, Dr. Murray. of Georgetown, and as the
We ather was promising quite a number of peo-
pie arrived on the early train from Baltimore,
Including Rev. J. D. Sill, of the M. E. Church,
formerly on this circuit.
1t has been determined to extend the time
OF closing to Tuesday next, 9th, and the Rail
read r company has extended the tickets to in
This afternoon there will be mass meeting
to form Methodist Protestant Camp AssOcia-
ton. and it is more than likely that this grove
Will be leased for term of years OF purchased
although there are several other locations in
the market for this purpose. G..
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GEORGETOWN.

A STRAY BoY.-A colored boy named Gin
ton Lewis, about 10 years old, was brought K
the station house this morning by Mr. Lewis
Digs, residing at Seven Locks, Nd. The boy
is dressed in white pants lie. pants that were
once whitel with calico body, and has straw
hat on: Mr. Diggs reports that he came to his
place Tuesday last and stated that he came
from some orphan asylum, but cannot give
any 1ntelligble account of it. He was sent to
to police headquarters.
PERsONALs.-Prof. Edgar Frisby, of the L.
s. N. and family have left for Jordan Springs.
mrs r. =. Frey and family have left for a
trip east. Mr.. Frey will soon follow. Mr.
w. c. Hazel has also left TOR an eastern trim.
GRAIN.--Arrfved by canal-Boat Seneca with
$40 bushels wheat and 800 bushels corn to H
NJ Talbot also 1880 bushels wheat and 25C
barrels of Hour to Hartley 4 Bro. By rail-
800 bushels wheat to 81. M. Talbot
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. - Offerings on
Change to day amounted to 1876 buShel wheat
with sales as follows: $50 bushels at sI.O5, 800
at $l03h 4l0 at $103l, 127 at $l02, $40 at slOOI.
1SS at CSC White corn is selling at IS to S. and
THE PUMP DOCTOR is needed at the corner
OF Grace and Potomac streets.
BASE BALL.-The Star Base Ball Club. of
Washington, defeated the Senior West End
Club, OF Georgetown, yesterday by score of
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THE COURTS

POLICE CoURT-Aetsyae Judge Wa,.e-.
To-day, James Hughes, obstructing street
square; S.. Walter Callahan carrying pis,
toll; $50. Josephine West, loud and bolster
Gus; s. VIM. Giddlings, street cursing; 8.
John T. Began, destroying private property
$40 or thirty days. Chas. Miller was sent down
as common vagrant. John johnson, loud
and boisterous; s. Belle Dixon. vagrant !;
down. VIM. 81. Wilson. Lewis Simms and VIM.
Walker, all tramps and vagrants, were sent
down for ninety days each. John Campbell
another of the same kind, was sent down for
the same time. VIM. Coleman, assault and
Alfred Green, colored, larceny of pair of
opera glasses worth SIS; jail for thirty days;
John johnson, threats to Irving Jenkins: $100
bonds or jail for thirty days. Samuel Matthe ~,
assault on F. P. Peyton 81 or five days in jaii.
Walter Callahan, charged with assauiting Olii-
Ger Lacy in discharge of his duty, While arrest
ing him for disorderly conduct; grand jurv :
bonds $500. The Court said this practice of as,
Saulting policemen must be stopped
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Educational institutions.

DIRECTORY FOR PATENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Parents and guardians are already begin
ming to look around for suitable schools at
which TO place their children and wards for
the next term. The teachers and principals
OF educational institutions are therefore be
ginning To make preparations for the fall
campaign" Among the many excellent
schools, well conducted, the following have
made their announcements, by advertisement,
for the next opening. AS the others do like
wise, notices of them will appear in THE STAR:
Miss Wright will receive fOw pupils at her
residence, ia6 L street northwest, opening
September 10TH Thorough instruction in
primary and higher English branches and
mathematics Her former patrons speak well
OF the school.
Owing to sickness in the family of the prin-
clpal. MIR. j. w. Hunt. the duties of the
Boys English and Classical High School in
DR. Sunderland's church, VIII not be resumed
until September I'd.
MIR. John b. DavidsOn's school for BOYS will
reopen Monday, September the S.h. For fur
fher infol nation at IS Gay street, George
town.
A very popular school for boys is the ParkeS-
burg Institute, in Parkesburg, Chester coun-
ty, Pa 1t is ON the highest site on the Penn
sylyania railroad. For circulars address Rev.
j. l.. Landis principal.
The next session of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College will commence Monday, Septem-
Der sd. For catalogues apply TO WIN. I'll.
Parker, President, College Station, Prince
George county, Md.
MaplewOod Institute, at COneordville. Pa,
are prepared for business, Yale or Howard.
For particulars write to j. ShOrtlidge, prinei-
pal
Miss Calkins' select school for boys and girls
will reopen Monday. September I'd, az 20
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Miss DOud and Miss Boswell open school
Tor girls and small boys September I'd, at No.
24t5 pennsylvania avenue, near the Circle.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted at 7:l5 p m.
and extinguished at 30 pm.
Policeman McGraw Serdav afternoon ar
rested Charles Simpson, cOlOred, charged with
having stolen horse in his possession be-
longing TO John Lynn. of ClarkSvIlle. Howard
county Md. He is held for requiSitiOn from
the governor OF that state.
The members of the fire department have
generously contributed one days pay for the
relief of the yellow fever sufferers.
The committee of Israeites, raising funds
for yellow fever sufferers. has sent $50 to New
Orleans.
John +. Began got into a dispute with Mr..
GOtthelf, on 9Th street, near E, last night, and
the former broke the show case, and was ejec-
ted from the store. He was arrested for de-
sfroylng private property and was fined $40
this morning.
Mrs. Briggs was relieved OF a pocket book
containing so at the D street market yester
day, and cOlOred man named Chase was ar
rested therefor, but he was dismissed this
morning in the Police Court, the District At
tOrney stating he had no evidence.
The executive committee of the Franklin
Temperance Legion offer to the citizens OF
Washington the free use of Franklin hall for
the purpose of holding meetings or giving en-
teffainmeDtS in aid of the sufferers by yellow
fever in the southern states Parties desiring
the use of the hall for such purpose can secure
it by addressing Mr.. C. ii. Davis, government
DriUtinp office
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THE INTENSE ITcHING caused by certain
diseases of the skin is speedily allayed by
etern's Sulphur Soap, which entirely removes
every species OF eruption, is perfectly safe md
ment. y oi""
Ladies Of forty who use HTS gafr n,,e
seem ten years younger. go
sickiy ieenng OF d disordered system. which
hesE5 W cleansed and stimulated INTO
d. action, take dose or two of Ayers
+, StS ana see how quick you can be restored
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. WINS.
S sE,os sporting Syrup has been used for chill
neves wind collie, regulates the bowels cures
oysentery and diarrhoea, whether arising
ncar teething or other causes. An old and
WeAtried remedy. Is cents bottle.
HAPPY TIDINes for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
Gually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
Termacher Galvanic Company, New York
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour.
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he Is enabled to do his
work IN manner not to be eQualled by those
and dyeing Ladies and Gents suits are, in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con.
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
moves grease spots effectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as IL newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned two
pair for for rs cents.
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CITY ITEMS.

LODILLE's HEADACHE SPECIFIC is very
peasant to the taste and strictly harl1le - IN
every sense Of the word. Cures headache
almost instantly.
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CELECT EXCURSION

SELECT EXCURSION
To PINEY POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT,
Under the ausrices Of the Young
Peoples Association Of d. =
The FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
steamer Jane Moseey will leave 9Th street wharf
TUESDAY, August 81 1873. at q clock o. m,
reaching Point Lookout at daybreak, atfording
parties sufhcient time for bathing, boating and
until time for starting home, reaching w ashing.
ton about loo, clock p. m. August 2Sth, 1878.
tanned from the committee r. s. Murray, 32I
~ street; DE- y. J. Pritchard, 1927 Penna. ave-,
and VIM. Ballaptyne & Son. Whitaker & Son
M3IIlson,s, J. =; Adams ]. G. Parker, w. r
White. z. G. Davis. 7. 3. 6arrreI, Nourse' 8
Dnckett's Mrs. Writings bookstore, Bridge St
Georgetown. Good music has been engaged FOR the
occasion. Staterooms for sale ut Frees bookstore
street, opp. Ebbitt House. Can early and secure
8room. aug15 lot
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A ROMANCE OF THREE THOUSAND MILES,
The Halifax papers contain the following: "At
Victoria, b. e., oath, June, at st. Johns Epi.-
copallan church, by the Rev. Percival Johns,
John l.. Lord of New Westminster, B. G., to Is
abela, eldest daughter of Robert Brander
n S."
The young lady in the case bad made the ac.
qualntance OF the gentleman by means of pho
Biography and correspondence. She left Hall
fax on the Sth of June for her new home, and
arrived there safely. She had not seen her ill.,
tended since she was child-at which time
he, too, was resident of Halifax. After max
ing himself a comfortable home in the far west
the gentleman yearned for wife, and opened
a correspondence with old friends in the sister
province. Shortly after the Halifax young
lady babe adieu to her father at New York,
While she was On her way to San Fran
cisco, young lady boarded the train who
was also bound to British Columbia and
Slnsularly enough, on a similar Grand
to meet and marry her loyer "a lawyer,
whom she had not seen for ten years.
The two young ladies became fast friends and
together started from Frisco for Victoria.
British Columbia. Here they were met at the
steamer by the respective bridegroOms to be.
who, it TRANSFERRED, were intimately acquaint-
ed. and had met without previous arrange
ment, from different points, each to meet his
intended bride. The young lady who entered
the train between New York and San Fran
cisco was bridesmaid to the Halifax bride,
While her lover was grOOmsman, and the
father of the grOomsman gave the bride away.
The Thursday after the marriage chrOnicled
above the other pair were united in wedlock.-
Toronto Globe
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TUE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
491 Pennsytuasto AveSsse.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.
ATTENTION, LADIBSi
large lSt 2, khPIEs, HEWR9k =, FRENCH
FTsnen sid: H Seen Slightly
Aug xssass sth s witt vii Be- sold great sscTss
~ BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsylvania Avenue.
LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
GREAT 1KDucE R11VHns TO WHOLESALE
100 pair OF Ladies' French Kid Button Front and
Circular Seam: WORKED BSstoa Hole at....S2 7b
if fslse Lot Of Kid Button Boots dit 20 "
A good Foxed Button Cater at....... as
Pain. lain, d hastins Lace and Congress- =. O.
ATTENTION IS CALLED TO A LARGE LOT
OF LADIES' SLIPPERS.
81 90
A Large Lot OF Newport Ties, Button and
Cases Ladies Kid Sandal Shippers irst.: "
Glass;
Second Quality At. 66
10 Cases Ladies' Goat Slippers At. 80
A Large Lot OF Misses Slippers, Ill Sizes,
Large Lot Of Mem: eaters Soto 90 %
stse essi ot q Mems Lasting GcSsSes g
Men's 1 Buckle, Plain and three seam Shoe:
w w 1900. 90
Army sewed / 20
A Large Lot OF Boys Shoes in sizes from to
8. LAee and Congress, at....."............... u
Persons PureAasln0 to the amount Of s. or 0vsS
sotll BE- presented 10Th q bottle Of
French Drssstn0.
On Every Article Advertised q Discount
of Five Per Cent. will be Allowed.
auge1y LEOPOLD RICHOLD. Proprietor.
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Mr. FORREST THORN respectfully informs
his friends that he is now permanently 10
Gated at MeSsrs. A. Saks & Co.'S establish
ment, where, with increased facilities, he will
be pleased to serve them. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-22

CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPErs!-0ne hun
styles, from 80, 81, 50, 81, u.s. 81, 81; Is beau
tiIul styles OF Brussels at ToWSOn'S, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue. south side, near 7th street
nOrthWeSt-AdCt
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WITHOUT DELAY,
TO MAKE PREPARATION FOR A LARGE
FALL STOCK,
FOR THE NEXT FIFTEEN DAYS OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Extraordinary Reduction.
Extraordinary Reduction.

DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS.
French Diagonal: sold at sSo reduced to Sig
Empire Mills Cashmere. sold at 10. reduced to 10
An-Wool Cashmere. ..sold at IL, reduced to 7
COATS AND VESTS.
French Diagonal. sold at $50, reduced to S16
Basket Worsted SOLD at redu uesd to
DRESS AND BUSINESS PANTS.
English Morsted. sold at 81, reduced to IS 90
Globe Mills Cashmere. sold at 8, reduced to 80
Vass Ms :: sold edncsd to
R niSo s0G at reduced
BOYS SUITS.
Black Cloth. at Sic, reduced to $6
Light Cassimere. :....... sold at s. reduced to
ATWOOD Cashmere. at 2. reduced to s
WHITE VESTS.
Fine Wbits y &C. worth g
ALPACA COATS.
AAip p Coats. at g. reduced to q
Alpscs Gosts s sod az rednced
All other Goods At same proportion prices.
MOTEL am determined to reduce this stock, in
order to make room for an Immense stock OF Fall
and Winter Goods which have ordered already,
to be expressly manufactured for me. Call at once
a. STRAUS'.
1911 Pennsylvania avenue.
aus14-tr Between Tenth and Eleventh sts,
CAMPBELL 4 KENNEDY.
BsstlderS Hardssare, Bar IRON. Steel.
TIN PLATE.
CUTLERY, TOOLS. FILES, &C.
sos Pe,sss. AGO.. opp. Metropolitan Hotel.
TABLE WARE.
FRENCH and ING 81 Bv CHINA. n
ohochhsaH ilAss WARE,
REFRI GERATORS, ~
ICE PITCHERS and WATER COOLERS.
Pun stock best goods ut low prices.
n. W. BEVERID8E.
tLate webb BeveriAse.D
HO-h No. 1909 Pennsylvania 0vesssse.
nR. J. ". D1WTTT,s Pc Rsnsdv, The unFI-
~ valed French cure for Blind. Bleeding, Ulcer
.tsd and Itching Piles; guarsnt.ed e cure ThSS:
Ct the DruggStD- oents bottle. my2b eoom
SFSos ; - 0L0TaIsSTnSs OGy Ss sss y
W q re- EN-: fstss. &C.. ss &c 81 DFio
- -'' sSaosi eth street. nesr PennS. svesus.
By calling at or Addressing the above NUMBER
orders promptly attended to. mASar
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICs-Tba oos,s In tb;s
Class oil eases have been reduced by an order an
tsIed on motion OF Hon. j. Amber Smith.
September IS certainty, debtors seem to no
looking into their affairs. Mr. Smiths card
.Rlu be found in another column. w.
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THE STEAMER MYSTIC

IT. AJNEt M xSI1C
Il Win for this week only, make Excursions
down the river for rs cents, landing e-~
as follows: TUEsDAY-lMathas Esat9
returning at 10 p. M. WEDNESDAY-Smit $
Polnt leaving at 10 O'Clock a. m, returning al IG
0,cock p. m. 1HURSDAY-kower Cedar Point,
leavlbg q, O'Clock a. M. returning at 10 O'Clock
2: M. FBlDAf-NauJemoy leaving at a. M
IetuInIng 81 III o clock p. m. SATU AY-Poto-
mac CITY leaving al 10 O'Clock a.. m. returning Al
10 clock 2. H., weather permitting No meals
On BOARD. Boat leaves Potomac Ferry Company
Wharf. Tickets sold at the boat anrIa.Iw
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story OF the wanderings of f. j. Oakley, the
absconding cashier Of the Merchants Ex-
change National Bank of New York, reads
almost like a fiction. The man defrauded the
bank Of about $500 600, but when he forfeited
his bail and left the country, about eight years
ago, he had only $500 left. He travelled
dread OF detection hanging over him, and at
times SO abjectly poor that he was forced to
beg for bread to eat -
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No. Blue, seal brown, mode, black and
splendid stock of black cashmeres. ALI wool 30
Stp.s and up; full stock of mourning goods,
a. aowsnh s. 90 Pennsylvania avenue south
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THE CONGRESSIONAL LABOR COMMITTEE re-
sumed its session in New York yesterday. w.
Goodwin Moody, of Boston, the first witness,
said whilst he could not discover any conflict
between capital and labor, he found there was
an artificial conflict between them the direct
cause Of this, he thought, was that the labor
ing classes could not understand why capital
lists could be in affiuence and they in poverty
He thought machinery should be run in pro-
portion to idle muscle. and the hours be re-.
duced in running both machinery aud muscle
force. The market could only be strengthened
by devising labor which would employ all idle
people. w. II. G. Emart, Boston mechanic
advocated the appointment OF a commission
of representative business men in every de-
partment OF business, to take the subject Of
depressed labor into consideration.
A5-The Jasper of Berlin is dead, DR.. Knak,
famous Lutheran pastor, who held that the
sun rev0lved around the earth.
4-The Inequalities of Milwaukee have
been rendered to President Hays and COM
paniOns, either on their way to or return from
Minneapolis.
ArThe late worm escapes the early bird.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James l.. Cox and GeOrgette Scaggs; wyatt
Rafe and Harriet Smith; Chas. G. Smith anG
Mary A. Howard; Noble Lindsey and Kate
Atchison, both of Alexandria; Henry w
Grimes and Fidelia A. Beavin, both of 2. G
CO., Md: Valentine Klein and Anna Wag
Chas. Davis and Eliza Burgess, both Of Mont
gomery county, Md
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GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
W fXCUKsIQN TESTIMONIAL 10

j. BRADLEY ADAMS
The Merchants OF washington ap- b
preciating the enterprise OF Brad.
Adams will tender him . grand ,;omplimeutarv
Excursion ON the Barge Cockade City, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH, al 7:So
Landing at Marshall Hall. remaining two hours
and returning: arriving at 7tb streee wharf at IL
p m Extra cars In readiness. John Push, X,
II, Do~niIg g. Amphine Quartette Club and other
talent WIN. with music and dancing, enliven the
Committee:-P. NJ. Duhant, H. C.. Ford Chas.
DuncansOn, X. III Campbell John Keyworth. w
W. Burdette 4. E. White, Robert Beall Doug
las Bros. Tickets, (imitedl Is cents auo21
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nEHOREBT PATTERNa Al the - ~.
.eI;s!1s H ST 1890 by VIZ MHITI CO. HcoS.
nd BSoS seoSs spscia ns IN ss'sss NV sessas