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PROPOSALS. FOR STATIONERY,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., July 8, 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Depart
ment of state until IL m. on the 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1873, to furnish this Department with
Stationery for the year ending June 30th, 1872 in
ACCORDANCE with schedule Of articles which will
therefor.
The right to reject any and all bids, or to accept
any portion OF any bid. or to amend the quantity
given Of any article in the schedule is reserved;
and each bidder is required to furnish with his bid
bond. with two suret.es, In the sum Of two thou.
sand dollars, as guarantee of faithful perform
ance OF the contract which may be awarded to him.
r. G. MORGAN, Superintendent.
jy12 Ii, "a, 31&au2
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aft line and carried a portion Of one Of the
coal shutes OF the New Central Coal company
crew store of s. Cropley 4 Sons on Bridge
street near Potomac, was struck by lightning,
breaking the window and the sash in the
counting room. The bookkeeper, Mr.. HOltz-
man was slightly stunned,
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Cooperative As.
- ISOLATION.
INCORPORATED MAY, 1877.
Main Store-1023 7.h street northwest.

Main Store-1023 7sh street northwest.
Kendall Branch-7O1 II street northeast.
The Trade-ticket, good for One Year, Is no,D
offered at One Dollar.
The above Incorporation seeks to secure for Gov
eminent Employees and other persons of limited
incomes the same low prices of the commodities OF
trade which are secured to the u. 8. Army by its
Gomm1sssry Department, and to the Government
Employees In London by the Civil Service Supply
Association. 1t works capital contributed by
stockholders; uniteS large number OF purchasers;
buys, as nearly as practicable Of first hands and in
large quantity: ses. for cash, unauthorized goods
profits among buyers. 1t is managed by Trustees
IN the Interest OF buyers. Originally intended for
its benefits to all citizens who purchase its Trade
tickets. The Trade-ticket gives to the holder and
upon purchases at the store; also. the benefit of
spet ial contracts made with merchants. manu-
facturerS and producers. Orders for goods, C. o,
D., may be sent by postal card. For further in.
formation apply at store.
jy27-1m A. b. SCHOFIELD. MANAGER,
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CITY ITEMS.
Recommendations & wilkins, eos Il

For COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS cand all
affections OF the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
Pect0Tal.
DIR. ROUsELAUX' FRENCH LINIMENT.-The
best in the world for painful diseases. so
cent bottle will 60 further than five dollars
worth OF any other liniment, and is free from
Oil. Office, 5C5 9th street, city. 2
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
loto's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. It cOrrects acidity of the stomach, re-
leves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
QySentery and diarrhGa, whether arising
fom teething or other causes. An old and
wek-tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
HAPPY T1D1NGs for nervous sufferers and
those who have been dosed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
ysrmacher dalvanic Company. New York
Clty. 6,18,d&kly
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer'S Chemical ScOur.
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 G street
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
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
TACT, 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 if newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for for Is cents,
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HARDWARE PARTNERSHIP
CONSOLIDATION OF FIRMS

CONSOLIDATION OF FIRMS,
The business heretofore conducted by L, c.,
Campt ell at COG Pa avenue and by John w. Ken
nedy Sunder the style of J. W. Kennedy & CD at
612 Pa avenue, will In the future be consoIidated
and carried on by the undersigned, as partners at
Cos Pa. avenue, under the name OF CAMPBELL &
KENNEDY. L. G. CAMPBELL,
JNO. w. KENNEDY.
August LIST, 1873.
Thanking our customers for past favo1s we in.
wife continuance of the same.
Ss- Store No. 6l2 Pennsylvania avenue for
rent. aug1-6s
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zoos PENNSYLVANIA ayenue,
THU OOHRTA.

THE GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK,
corner eth and streets. pays interest on de-
posts. Safe deposit boxes for rent.
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One cellar Not Flooded.

W4SHIN6I0N, AuguSt
I'm. f. Doicney, Esq. DEAR SIR: . am
happy to inform you, after a year, trial of
your valuable patent sewer. trap. we have
been entirely relieved OF any back water from
side of us have been flooded several times,
particularly yesterday. it being the heaviest
storm we have had in this city for many years.
Respectfully, E. +. SIMPSON,
1905 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL MEAT, FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAYORING STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. us a success and boon for which
nations should feel grateful. Zee medical
Press, ,, Lancet, - british Medical Jour.
nal, - SC.
CAUTION.-Genui0eo only with the fac smile
OF Baron Liebigs Signature in Blue Ink
across the Label.
Consumption in England increased ten-fcld
In ten years.
LIEBI& CON1PANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had of all StOrekoeperS Gro
GERS and Chemists. Sole agents for the United
States, lWholesale only, G. DAVID Co.,
II. Mark Lane. London. England. mar7-th1y
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS

PAZORS, SCISSORS, PEN-KNlVES, NAIL,
Ii Tooth, Hair And Cloth Brushes. CombS SOAP
Portemonnaies &C.. for sale cheap BY e. X,
LUNDf, IA Bridge ST.. Georgetown. je19-tr
ElSTABLISHEDI IN 1881, ENLARGED
IL and Improved in 1874; now the Most Com.
plete In this part OF the Country,
w. H. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING Es.
TABLISHMENT,
- Jefere0s st., near Bridge st., George.
t0scss, ID. O.
Everything Appertaining to the business
promptly attended to. The cleaning OF Carpets
Druggets and BlAnketsa specially during the sum-
mer months. District work sent for and returned
free OF charge. Orders by mail and express
promptly attended to. Address - above 1ell-tr
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nEMOREsF PATTERNs. An thu M sfS,.s
- tust receiyed by W: z: WHITE q co. HOOK.
sellers md etAttooers 1iz2 TN street n school
N" OisaAA ovVss specsSioess eep&1y
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KENNEDY'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE
~ oldest in the city.) No. 72O 10Th st.
Buy, sell and rent first class Property.
Money Loaned on Real Estate.
Money safely invested,
Property Bought and Sold on Commission,
Rents collected, taxes paid and insurance effected
without charge. jy1O-1Y
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TINTED STATES PER CENT.
~ BONDS on hand, for immediate delivery.
Gold Skies, for sale.
3.e6 Bonds OF D: C., guaranteed by the United
states, coupon or Registered, bought and sold.
aug2-tr LEWIS JOHNSON CO., Bankers
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0LD CLoTHINg, Ac..L. k.CE. aeas.r in
&C.. 623 5th street southwest offers Greaf bArcains
He pays the highest prices In CASH for the several
to. noyS-fr
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
MARSHALL HALL. -

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. AUGUST It'll.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON leaves her
wharf at 2. m. returning. leaves the Springs At
III r. IN. Fare, ID cents round trip. Street cars
in waiting. Noimpropsr characters allowed. SIS .
RAND EXCURSION 60 RICHMOND,
~ va gsen, by the FIFTH BAPrisf
am. Leave Richmond Friday, the 9th, al 9
O'Clock p. IA.
aug3-4,. JOHN Ii. BROOKS, Pastor.
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For COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS cand all
affections OF the lungs, take Ayers Cherry
PeCtOTdl.
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nVT ON THE ATLANTIC.
EQUAL DTTTSTON, No. 3. 8. OFT.
EXCURSION
FORT MONROE, NORFOLK AND THE
CAPES,
SATURDAY EVENING, ArGTSr 10,

STEAMER JANE MoSELI.
Tickets. 81 IS: Children between O and I2 81
Meals on board, 30 cents No liquors 49,
sold on the boat. Sleeping acconlmN- G4&h ~
dAtions furnished to ali. good
band will accompany the excursion. Boat leaves
at :. m. sharp, returning At Am. on Monday,
Tickets can be had at Ellis music store Brad
Adams, PArker's and Milans q Wilkins book
stores: X. III. n aiser, 9Th and q sts.; W. II. II.
(iseel. grocer. 9Th 1t. j. r. RigIles 1oS 81 !.
NJ. c. Mitchell. 1909 7th ct. Goidin's photograph
gallery. PennsylvaniA ave: k. X. Moore. 1897 9Th
A. J. Schsfhirt. II and North Capitol SITS; VIM.
X. Stone: 7ib st., near n: w. G. Bonsa's meat
store, lib 7th ST. and ~ Cropleys, druggist, aud
e. h. LuDdy. IA Bridge ST., Georgetowu AN 90 ST
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"ANTED-YOu to know that a 1frst-cIass SEC
w OND HAND SUIT is better and cheaper
than READY. MADE NEW ONE. Try at
JUSTH'S Old Stand. 819 d street, between 9Th
and streets u. W. N. B.-Very good prices paid
for frst-class Secondhand Clothing. Notes by
mail promptly attended to. Jelly
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CO! STEA1EB agTE..

The 1leesnt Iron steamer SUE n Vii resume N,
sSA4GTUkDAY NIGHT EXCUR- e~~
ont, stSgpins . Fnsy Point going
a 7fS .stusnins lesytne stsPhsnson wharf foot Of
Masnington By 4 "a. on Monday. Meals VIA -
fur1ished on the Boat and al the Commodities
State Rooms md further information ABBY -
eT1PHENsON D BROS. Agenta, oornSr ~
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY,
Grand Extraordinary Dr0scjs0, Septeus.
Der 4kts 1875
ONLY ID, 600 TICKETS.

First Capital Pri1e. 800, 600.
Second do. do. two Of 800, 600 each.
1872 prizes, and q, &c, 600 distributed, and no
prize less than 81, 600.
Whole ticket., go. hall. 40; quarter. $40;
TENTH g; twentieth. -.
Send for plans to
MANUEL ORRANTIA,
N3-eo2m 16S OOssssDs0n ST.. New Orleans, IA.
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A TLANTIC OCEAN.
SECOND GRAND ENCURSI IN To
OCEAN CITY.
TIL RSDAN Aupnsf IL lS-2

Another Opportunity to Visa OF Ocean.
Arrangement, have been IN sde for another Ex-
cursion TO OCEAN City, on Thursday, ~6->
Angus: Is, 1873: "Details need not
be ent RED i3to concerning this great
Ocean resort for IL is Acknowledged TO have the
grandest surf on the Atlantic Coast. 81 nepuxent
BAY Is only 200 yards from the hotels, where par
ties can enjoy Fishing, Boating, q inning and
Watching on It's beautiful waters Steamer Jane
MoSeley will leave 9Th st. wharf, Thursday August
15, promptly at D. m, arriving at Crisfeld BY
am. next morning. Leave Crtsfiem al o 10 a. IN,
arriving at Ocaan City in time for breakfast. Fan
Gmong the Breakers. Eight hours on the Ocean
SHORE. BatherS can venture 800 yards from the
shore IN safety; no under-tow. Meals the hotels
ana on the boat, % cents each. Tickets So: chill
dren between and L. 81 90; Stat srooms extra D
81. Mattresses free.
Tickets can be had at the following Drugstorss:
Ferguson'S, Capitol Hill: Thompson s. 18Th St !:
Mac. Majors cor. I'm and SIS: Crop,ey's George
rison's Pa. av.; Purcell's, 9Th St.; Brad Adams
st.: Solomons Chapman, Pa. av., and OF the
following: w. NJ. Gall 4 Bro, Jewellers: WIN.
g. Metzerott Co., Music Store. at the Ebbitt
House and National Hotel. Staterooms for sale at
Ballantyne's Bookstore, 9Th st.
aug3-6 Ut X. b. LAWRENSON. Manager,
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i Inc. Ae. JO6kPH KA1AENO,
.s,s-A. s.ssr Msss 81 s. 3. q
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Edward Woodward and Mary MoultOn: John
Burton and Mary Stewart: Charles L. MOten
and Martha c. Jasper; Ellie Lee and Jemima
Armstrong; George johnson and Maggie So
den.
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TNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore OK
Il isting under the firm name OF CRAWFORD
HOFFMAN Is this day Dissolved by mutual con-
sent. CRAWFORD q HOFFMAN,
Washington, DC, August LIST, 1878.
WASHINGTON. D: c., August LIST. 1878.
A Co partnership has this day been formed ny
the undersigned under the firm name of CRAM
FORD, HOFFMAN & FILBEKT. for the pur-
pose OF carrying the business of paving Streets
sidewalks, floors, stables, &C., and doing general
contract work in the District of Colum ofa. All
accounts of the late firm of Crawford q Hoffman
win be settled by this firm.
ii. L. CRAWFORD,
L. n. HOFFMAN,,
aug2- 3taw2w L. g. FILBERT
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON P1a-
MAssHIESToH, which has been 20
Gently RENTED and furnished, L. L.
eengen at Mount Vernon wharf. Found trim m.
ncluolng admission to mAnAion and grounds
steamer leaves It'll st. wharf daily fSundava en-.
eepted1 q 10 q M, and returns ct pm. j. MCH.
dOkk1NGeWORTH, Sup't Ladies' Mount Ver.
Msnmg.on. 1elB-ly
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q LADY OF TIN LAKE vim sef
H E9cn- !Irtner notice make regular
IERNOONe, leaving her wharf, terminus Of -
s I'm OF W S. Line OF Cars q for nourss
down and coming back. Fare SO cents. Stsss vs
JOHN ~; THOnPS0N win leave same Whsrf
6lymont. Fare round trip, S cents, W
=. B.-SteAmer Thompson Q tickets not rood On
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on: The entire third story OF an un-
between L and M streets, was washed ad11 out
Houses No. 100, 1702 and 1704 Riggs street,
and three houses on 10th street, between and
street stree and and New Hampshire Avenue had their
residence of MIR. Storrs. and house 142S adiOin
ing. Nos. 14l4, 1416, 141S 1920 1922 and 1424
CorcOran street were unroofed. Otf1cer White
moved the furniture from No. 1416, the resi-
dence OF Captain Clark, to the back building
and then turned it over to the owner. The re.
sidence Of Mr.; Mcmahon, 1426 S street, was
l441. Two unfinished brick houses on Q street.
between 18th and 10th streets, had their roofs
blown OF: North side of house in course Of
between NJ and N streets. was blown down
On street, near 18th, a large tree was blown
down, and falling against a frame house, broke
in the windows and did other damage to the
front OF the house.
IN GEORGETOWN
the storm did considerable damage. Rock
creek rose suddenly and the flood broke the
he br ri Ing ia6FfSg s agst
tree in the yard Of Mr.. John Popkin iSi resi-
denee, on Green street. The western wall Of
Mark Mark ioung,s old mill on Water street was
Of the grocery stores of Messrs. r. B. & A. b.
CrOpley, A: Hanlon and Frank Renshaw
were flooded, but the goods stored in the Gel
cred the oer Of n Y. Buckieys " store con ON
High street. The trunk storerOom of Mr.. W.
NOrdlinger situated beneath the store floor,
were saved from injury. The foundation of
the railroad buildings was inundated with
three feet OF water. The store and lower floor
street, were flooded. The water came down
Valley street with such force as to interrupt
the passage of the ears Of the Metropolitan
De n oGSe e
vessels in port escaped with little or no in
Jury. The schooner Florence Dean broke her
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DEATH OF Mr.. suTToS.-N, Richard SUIT

DEATH OF Mr.. SUTToS.--N.r. Richard SUIT
ton, for many years the offici al reporter of the
L. 5: Senate, died yesterday afternoon at his
residence on | street, near North Capitol
and in early life was employed in the House of
Commons of Great Britain as a reporter. but
came 10 this city over third of a century ago
and up to a few years past was an official re-
time having charge of the business. He was,
as may be supposed, one of the best short
hand writer's OF the day, and in the art was the
tutor OF the Murphys and others who stand
high in the profession. Mr.. Sutton amassed
quite competency and retired few years
ago, but he had had too active life TO leave
OH work at once. and at his house he fitted up
a sort of workshop in his back building, where
ne spent much OF his time. He was a gentle
man OF very kindly disposition, but some
what peculiar in his manners. He gave much
OF MS jlHle ana means TO the alienation OF the
wants of his fellCwmeu. He conceived the idea
several months since of conducting a free
iyceum or Institute Tor young men, but it had
poor success.
ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT ON A-LTTTLE
GIRL.-1 eSterday afternoon, while a little girl
named Kate Connolly, was walking in Lafay-
cite square, a man VINO subsequently gave the
duced her to sit down. Here, it is alleged he
made an infamous proposition to her. Officer
Burgess and the wa Gilman noticed his actions
and look him into custody. This mOrning he
had hearing at the Police Court, when the
defendant, af,er the testimony of the witnesses
had been given, made q statement to the effect
that he spoke to the girl, and seeing she was
smart girl asked her To sit down on the seat
and she did, and they talked along pleasantly
and there was 40 assault committed nor I'M
proper language used. The court sentenced
him TO pay fine OF $la, or two months in Jail.
The prisoner corresponds in description TO a
party the "a precinct police have been looking
or some time for insulting some young girls
the neighbOrhOOd OF n and l1sh streets.
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GEORGETOWN.

WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN STREET
RAILROAD.-All the colored worker who were
engaged on the new building of the above rail-
road were discharged Saturday night. 1t is
the cause Unfortunately for them the road
struck firSt-Sl per day is the laborerS paw
The company Is also making clean sweep in
regard to the buildings on the ground. They
are being entirely torn down, together with
the wall bordering on the tow-path The south
line OF the buildings is to be built there. II is
rumored that the company is making an effort
to purchase the Sd precinct station house to-
gether with the engine house, Offering also to
build others elsewhere. 1t is. of course un-
certain whether this will be agree to by the
District authorities.
THE NEW PHYSICIAN TO THE PooR.-Dr.
James NJ. Mackall having been appointed one
OF the sanitary inspectors, has resigned his
position as physician to the poor. There are
several applicants for the place. 1t is said that
Dr.. Kelly will likely be appointed
MARY HOLLAND, white woman aged fortv-
four years was brought to the station house
last night about L O'Clock, suffering with
cramps. Dr.. James NJ Mackall attended her.
She is Still at the 81 precinct station.
MOONLIGHT ENCURSION.-The Young Peo-
church. gives moonlight excursion down the
Potomac tomorrow evening, leaving High
street Whalf at p. N. and returning TO 7th
street wharf at IL p. m. Good music will be
had, and altogether the excursion promises to
De the most peasant and select from George
town this season.
THE NARROW GUAGE RAILROAD-The sub
scnptlons to the Narrow Guage railroad are
now $500.
The DISTRICT HAY SCALES at this place were
SOD for one year TO Mr. Otfut, the present hay
WERNER lol $-iU, Saturday, at 2p m, by Dun
cans0n Bros, auctiOneerS.
GRAIN.-TwO hundred bushels of wheat sold
at SlQI4; 42O bushels at 81 Go
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From REV. JOHN GREG )KY.

Pastor Of the Wesleyan Mfi0ffyt Church n,
PntSt0H, LuzerRe Co,tl,tg, RI.
My Dear Sir:-Having at various ruIlas, person.
ally, and IN my and other iami les les. ed the
great value OF the medicine called PERUVIAN
ofRIf, or PROJECTED SOLUTION OF PKOTOX-
lDE OF IRON, most choerfuly recommend II.
especially 10 those who are suffering from dysDep-
TIC and nervous disorders. As reliable and pow
enui Alternative, IL is, l think; unsurpassed: and
as tonic, free from all the Objectionable features
OF alCOhohc remedies, it is most efficient auNil-
laig 20 Tie temperance cause. One OF the greatest
hiLdfahceS 70 the temperance reform at present is
as thlnk, the medical use of alcoholic Stimulants
Whatever may lie argued as 20 their necessity in
certain cases, We have Ia the PERUVIAN SYRUP 2
sale and efficient substitute for those dangerous
remedies. This testimony is given unsolicited
with the hope that some who are not yet ac.
qCalnted with the valuable properties of the medi-
cine may be induced to give IL a trial.
Yours truly, JOHN GREGORY,
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1910 CHEAT rn-n
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
D0sstte Truck, Steel R0tls,
Splendid SCENERY, Magnificent EQutp,ue,xf.


JUNE 10th. lS7s
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from neno.
corner OF sixth and streets, ss follows:
For fittsburg and the West. 1910 m. daily,
from PittsblTg 70 Cincinnati, 81. Louis and
Chicago; 7:So p. m. daily, with Pslsce Car 10
Chicago.
BALTIhoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fails and me north, at 10 o. no. dSiIy N esssns
S&emrday, with Palace Cars to Watkins. For
iS iio5an S LSSE osI Haven and Elmira, s
For Now York and the East, Las a. m. and 80 .,
N. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limitsd
dsnp S1 a. fuiinan Cars, s:O .. N. daily,
For Sew YORK ana the 1ast, 1.so D. m. daily. er.
ston T. Boston 0Tf oP Bro Sds lrS 81 Ya. n
transfer 70 FGt0n street svoains dGSbs sif fsTt
rage . and Journey across New York city.
f'r ,sS $50 sh9 9syy
Limited Express, 8 20 q. u. dsily, except sum
Acoomm cdstion for Baltimore, s:t5, $50 q. m,
For FSpe's Greek Line. s:ss < m and 40 D. IN.
For Annapolis. s:55 a m. and $40 D. m. daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDrRICKsBuRs
M GtAlhMkS hs RAi hkhk6Sk1bNDkiA AND
5 mo 6 sn ssT !. 1 z m On SUNDAY st Sid AM
For Richmond ana the South, 2:ss q no.. and q
rr.in. M is. as, slo n t S. saSsDt
S Sunday and 81. mo r. .aS S g shSi
cSsa az can @ prSculsd the NORM
s1sn1s; Sohsss corner 81 o STU sns
81 Se ef foa Is. cSa e the dspo where ordss
don om hosss snd % eaesaee 70 dsns
SsANk THOMSON. Ssnsss Ess sssss' A sSsiS
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Weather Indications Today.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Washington, July Il, 1878.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states. cooler, clear or partly cloudy wea her,
nOTtheTiy winds rising barometer.
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FROM A PHYSICIAN.
NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. !, Is,

NORTH HYDE PARK, VT, Feb. I, 1876.
Messrs. SETH W. FOwLE & SONS. Boston,
Mass:
GsnttttHsn-lou may perhaps remember that I
Wrote Won several weeks ago I'm regsr 20 the OF
ths PERUVIAN SYRUP for my wife, who was
sunerilg from general debility, ~" sequence at
Rlh1iu 0yseutery, | lad tried the most motel
s SIclanS IN this state and also tn Canada, without
i.,iel. Al your recommendation she amnencP1
me use OF The SYRUP. The first four bottles ~ I'd
3GS nice Impression. but white taking the ffth
she t Sau T." Improve rapidly, aac now after uSiug
sAOl ne oUtl2f bottles, she -egaiDei Der strength
az y ahie a. DO most az In work about tha hons
anu leel tha' cannot SPEAK too highly IN praise
OF IELCNlAe SNRCr. lhsve preScr i'3af " 10 sa--
eral OF my Patients, and have prOcugel the sale nI
scyefa dci "a OF II here. Nou can make any uSe OF
this letter that you see fit. Yours very truly,
n. ID. BELDES, MD,