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as-The Shah of Persia arrived at Vienna
yesterday.
ss-Two persons have died at Newport, r.
L., OF SunStrOke.
RS-Col. GrierSon asks that another company
be sent to his command in Texas.
All of my wives but one are dead,n
said John Hardy in a Boston court, with tears
in his eyes.
28-A man having lost heavily at a card
table in one of the London clubs drew a re-.
voiyer and shot the ear off the man who sat
opposite.
The Delaware democratic state couyen
ton will meet at Dover on the 9th of August.
Tor the nomination of candidates for governor
and Congress.
So Wendell Phillips says that three-fifths of
Americans nave something to lose and half
the rest hope soon to have and there can be
no communism IN this country.
EB-I In Germany families have long been
groanlng under the arrogance, the idleness
and the corruption of their servants: and.
says writer, it has become a serious matter
OF calculation how long great industries can
DE carried on when wOrkmen are as likely as
not TO turn against their masters.
ga That man is not friend to his race who
builds house in which one back door must
De used by the women of separate families
TURNER'S Falls Reporter.
sB-A st. Louis boy wrote the following com
position; Girls are the only folks tn 1t has
their own way every time, and don't You for.
get 1t. This Is ali l know about girls and
father says the less know about them he
Eetter on l am
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\ BAEE N THE WOODS-H0lC q Three Y ar
"a CdEd 81 ent the Night OF the Fyurtt.-
EnOch Harthva. residing at No. Byrd stree.
IN company vi Ii his wife and child ami several
ntIghnOTS, went on a Fourth fully cXcur ion
to Nil er's Hollow, Curtis Creek, on Thur ;lav,
during the afternoon Mrs. HartIove and Mr..
Laura Green became involved in a dispute aud
leaving the party proceeded to he wo DDS to
ettIe the little difficulty according 10 the rules
OF The manly art. They were followed by the
entire party, anxious TO see fun and secure
iaIr play. A ring was formed. but before
blows had been exchanged friends interfered
the matter was amicably adjusted and the
parties returned to headquarters. Among the
others who went into the woods with the
crowd was a three year-Old sen of Mrs. Hart
love- named Willie, who, during the excite
ment, disappeared and was not missed until
the party were preparing TO return home
Search was then made but he was nowhere
10 be found. Surprising that he had been
drowned the creek was dragged and the
woods again searched but without success.
and at a late hour the party returned home
without him. Yesterday the father and grand
father of the Child visited the place to
prosecute the search, supposfng of
course, that he had been drowned To
their delight and astOnishment, however,
they found him within twenty yards of the
spot where the fight was to have taken
place, picking and eating blackber-
ries, and seeming to be charmed with the sur
roundings. They returned with the plucky
little fellow, WHO was apparently none the
worse for his solitary SojOurn in the woods all
night Bat. Gazette, 9Th.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Price Of Drugs,

Editor Star:-For the information OF your
correspondent and all others interested, beg
to state that there is no regulation or under
standing among druggists. whether members
Macy or not, in regard TO prices Each and
every druggist is left free to charge whatever
he deems fair price for his medicines. /
would state here my opinion, that there has
been great reduction made by druggists gen
orally on medicines, both compounded and un-
compounded, and that they are not, as a gen
eral thing, Overpaid for their services.
Respectfully yours,
MEM RRR COLI ECE Pr
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FTNHE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
u At THE GREAT
BOSION SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
4SI Pennsylvania 4cenas
SIGN OF THE RED EI,AIi

CHEAPEST ROUSE THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.
! he pIDlc are well satisfied with bargains ,s,,
obtained at the above house, one friend tel-SE4
ing another. The great success of this h0uSef &Y
Is i; 1alr deallng-money returned when goods -
10 not ht When others cannot he substituted A.
The above house goods can pe purchased at a small
advance. An arrival of new goods every day by
express or steamer. The proprietor has lust re-
turned from the North, by way IF Baltimore, at
tending the large ssIe of High S, Cobb Il CO.,
which was ordered by manufacturers OF Boston
New York and Philadelphia. he cSn sell at prices
never before he ore offered. PRICES WILL TELL.-L.a-
ales Md Button French and circular seam, 81 25
Il 90, g, up Ia 80. Ladies' Foxed Button, 81 IS
u bU, ~. up 10 81. 90. Ladies' French Heels All
sly les and qualities, from 50 up u So Ladies'
House Slippers, 30, 20 and 90 cents, up to So La.
G'eS French Heel Sandal Slippers. 81. % III To So
Ladies NeTports Ties, 20 cents, 80 cents 81 81 q
mp. Mems Hand-SttChed Low Shoes, ali al the
best n,an9tseIGrero Warranted; 90. So 50, 81, IS,
50 cents, 81. up 10 50 so. Mems Lastins Lace aud
SGDSIeSs, from 15 cents MP to SI.5O. loo nsiT
Base Bal Shoes 81. 25 to 81 80. ChiiIfsn's Shoe;
70, 30, 20 and SO cents up. Particular attention
PAID 10 Ladies Kid SiGe-lace, bought at the late
sale above mentioned. Persons purchasing 10 the
amount OF 81 Wi! he presented with q bottle Of
french dressing free Of charge. All goods sold at
auction prices AT the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
aSI PeHe'G Gee, bet. 4 : and 9th SIS,
LEOPULD RICHOLD, Proprietor, i.20--r
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A SURE remedy for chills and fever. dyer
A9ue Care never fails.
1T MAY INTEREST our lady readers to know
that the painful effects of Sunburn upon a del
icate skin can be Immediately relieved by the
use of j. & f. AtkinsOnS Toilet VinegGr.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
tolo'S Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t correctS acidity of the stomach, re-
lieveS wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dySentery and diarrhRa, whether arising
from teethlng or other causes. An old and
weI-tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sllf-
1elerS. Chronic, painful, and proStratng dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
er'S Electric Belts the grand deSideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
hcularS, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galyanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. FiScher's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Esta adjustment, No. 900 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
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of MS con
slsts In removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectually from any article
ana careful pressing gives them an appearance
as il newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned: two
pair for Is cents.
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Summer Entertainments

The stages Mamie and Maggie leave corner
High street, Georgetown, Tor Chain brdg e
every two hours, commencing at a. m. Tne
last return trip leaves the bridge at I D. m.
Bank Clerks excursion next Thursday.
The sue leaves this evening a. y. m, for
Point Lookout and Piney Point.
The Young Catholics FrienIt Society will
give q select excursion July 18th. on the Lady
OF the Lake. going TO Norfolk. Fortress Mon
zoe and the CapeS. The sale OF StaterOOmS for
this excursion commences next Monday. See
advt
The Uniformed Patriarchs, LO.OF.. give an
excursion 70 Fortress Monroe. Norfolk and
Cape Henry, on Thursday, July 18th.
EXCURSIONS TO MORROW.
he steamer Mat'anO, one OF the safest and
most comfortable boats on the river, viii leave
her wharf at haif-paSt tomorrow afternoon,
Tor pleasant sail down the river to Marshall
Hal, returning at 5. These Sunday trips of
the MattanO are thoroughly enjoyable She
can be chartered for excursions on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday evenings, and on
Wednesdays.
The Hartinger starts from Sth-strnet wharf
at 9:3U a. M, Tor OccOquan tails returns at S
p. m.
One of the Potomac ferry companys steam
ers will leave al p. nj. amt return ~ II p. n
giving forty miles ride 1OT II cents
The COckade City will leave at ; p. M, for
twenty mlle-dnd-return trip.
The Lady OF the Lake leaves her wharf for
hye-hOUrS sail on the Potomac. at p. IN.
calling at GlymOnt going and returning.
The John W. Thompson leaves at / O'Clock
for GlymOnt.
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FIRE TO-DAY.-A fire was discovered about
So,ciock this morning in the hay house of Mr..
> C. Mcdowell, lin alley between lSt and 81
streets and Indiana avenue and ID street
which was nearly entirely destroyed with its
contents, involving loss OF from $500 to $1,000
department were promptly on hand and
rendered valuable service, COnliEingt the flames
to the hay house, saving valuable property sld-
Joining.
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IN TIE EQUITY COURT to- day. Judge MacAr
thur, in the case of GlenwOOd Cemetery Com
pany against Close fixed the penalty of the
injunction BOND ar = NJ, with deposit of fl,O
with the clerk as security, in lieu of the appeal
5. Huntley-bill to restrain defendant from
drawing money for carrying mails ou certain
routes in piaintifts claim to have an interest,"
he awarded an injunction, aud appointed
MeSSrs. \. Wilson and W. +. Mattingley. re-
cniYerS . =
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REV. DIR. Z II. GRAY has resigned his charge
OF the North Baptist church. To take effect on
Ihe hrSt Sabbath OF September next and gees
TO California TO enter on the work of denOmi-
national church extension in that state. his
duty being to supply vacant pulpits and feeble
churches, assist destitute ones in obtaining
pastors, locate new fields of labor, establish
Saoodth schools, and perform general mis-
SlOnary work. DR.. GRAY has been a faithful
worker IN this city and will leave an excellent
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CITY ITEMS.
SC. PArER,-Milans & Wilkins, COS 7th st,

MINISTER'S, Lawyers, Teachers and others
whose occupation gives but little exercise
should keep L0d{He'S Heddache Specific on
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. KGMAN chains crosses, lOckets and sets. O Did
mondS, back studs, from one to twenty Dbl.
lars The best fifty cent eyeglass i'm the city.
at Prigs,s jewelry store, No. 457 Pa ave, near
AZ sire It. Ae"
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SEORT LINZ
NORTH, HoRrHw E EI WEST AND SOUTH.
TO TAKE EFFECT
4, =: Leave WR 4 Fnts f =: a. H.
TO 10 a. m.1New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
only. Stops at stipieys Laurel, Annapolis june
ton ono Jessnp'S, Hanover, and Elk ridge ,,-'
SoGramnnelIy, StrasbUrg, Winchester, HagerSUowa
any .a may and T,aurs, E-,-.ss
BIO q. m.-Point of Rocks. Cranberry, Stras-
burg; Winchester, Hagerstown, ara Wsy stations.
TON AMP BALTiM0RE FxPREss. PARLoR car
TO New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
1885 a.m.-st. Louis, Chicago, Columbus. and
Pitts6uTg Express: EsseTstown and valley Branch
MAN CAR TO Cincinnati daily. Grafton 10 San
dusty daily: except Saturday:
s;g2.On Sunday only, Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 am; -Ba. gilmore Express. stops at Bla-
JeSsqp'S and Hanover.
l2;lo p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis, EElicott City
t1:S0 p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
only, stopping at ali Stations. Stops al Lanrei
4:30 p. m.-BsltimOre, BlsdensBurg, and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t4:ao R,m.-Point Of Rocks. Frederick, Bagers-
uOWnt l0cnSStSf ana w ay stations. On SUNDAYS
TO Point or Rocks and W ay Stations only,
lions. WV
16 30p.m.-PbiIadelphia. Norfolk and Baltimore
Express Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK
PASSENGERS TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT To
BOAT AT CANTON. stop at Bladensburg and
Laurel. ~
t8:60-Baltimore and Way Stations.
f7:1b-CHICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
1910 p. m.-BatimOre Express.
f0:E6-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
burg Express Pittsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man cars.
1880 p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR to New
York, and SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR to Philadel-
pha.
Ul Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday,
All trains stop al Relay Station.
All through trains will stop at Sir Johns Run
for passengers to and from Berkeley Springs, and
at Deer Park and Oakland Hotels during the sea-
son.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Onces, Washington Station, and
1885, Col and 6o3 Pennsylvania avenue. ana 8l3 18TH
street northwest, Washington. and Masonic Ten
pie, high street, Georgetown, where orders viii
be taken Tor baggage to be checked ana received
W; L. CLEMENTS, Master of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
le10 GEO, g. hOONrZ. GenaraI GIANT
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7. j. GEORGES
y CITIZENS, MILITARY AND NAVAL ROOT,
SHOE AND CATER MANUFaCTURER
STIS Pennsylvania GceHsse.
Apeflect Mt, combining at once ease and TzE
comfort IN all cases guaranteed. VIII calIFH$S
al houses and take measures II reQuestedt ~
10y postal card or letter. 4 fine selection of
ladiesand gentlemen g 8 Gods of my own manufsc-
ture, and OF superior quality, on hand suitable for
summer wear, and at reasonable prices New
cores inserted In old CATERS by patent stitchins
machine; also al kinds OF fine repairing done OF
short notice. n1yI7-Iy
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The GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS BAyE.
corner 9TH and streets. pays interest on d..
posts. safe deposit boxes Tor rent.
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VTNHE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUM ADJ JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT,

THE LANCET.-''Hunyadi Janos.-Baron Lie
big afirmS that its richness in aperient salts
SurpaSSeS that OF all other known waters, -
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL.-ssHun-
yadl Janos. The most agreeable safest, and
most efhcacouS aperient Water.''
PROFESSOR VIRCHOW, Berlin. "Invariably
good and prompt success most valuable
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, Vienna 81 have
prescribed these Waters with remarkable sue
PROFESSOR SCANZOEI, wurzburg. II pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTON, NJ D., r.
x. D., London. More pleasant than its ri
walls, and surpasses them in efficacy
PROFESSOR it.s AITkEN, MD, FRS, Royal
Pullna and FTieiricshall -
A WlNEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
indispensable to the Travelling Public.
ENery genuine bottle bears the name of THE
APoLLINARIs Co. Qimited). London.
FRED'K DE barry 4 co.,
Al aud 43 Warren ST., Sesc YorAe,
Sole Agent for United States aud CanaIas.
Tor sale ~ Dealers, Grocers a,.d Drug
0tStS. The Label on every genuine bottle IS
printed on BLUE paper, auS297-mwf, cow, II
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK. SHOE STORE,

NE" YORK. SHOE STORE,
~ COS Pennsylvania aren1e.
AChNOW Lodged BY ALL THE .-sx2
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TIE CITY
Ladies, Newport Ties. ................76c 20 81 rs
Ladies' Slippers and Sandals. 4Oc TO 4 56
Ladies Best French Kid Button Boot ...,, g so
La9ies, FoIed or kid Button Boot....sI. Is 10 80
Ladies' Lasting Button. 1 % TO 2 S0
LADIES' FoNed or Plain Laced. ....... SOC to l Is
Gent French Calf, stitched, Ties. .......... so
Gents french Calf. stitched, Congress. 600. 4 SO
Sent oW-quarter SHOES i. 90 TO f. 10
Gents Shoes of sll kinds, CHEAP
Boys Calf English Ties ........,....,,. pr
Boys and fonIhs' Shoes, good and cheap.
Misses and Chiidren'S, fun stock
fr-One Price Everything Marked
lSZ-4 GEOkGE MCCARTHY
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CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
N FOR THE HAIR.

Restores gray or faded hair its original color and
dandruf, and prevents the hair falling.
with constantly increasing sale for the mast
eight years we feel satisfied we can recommend it.
II has the ADVANTAGES over all other preparafions
OF this character Of
FIRST, being warranted entirely harmless,
second, no sediment or other extraneous IN after
up before using ~ 0Ao
Third does not stain linen or the fincer nafs
A trial viii convince. '
Put up in large bottles. Price One Dollar.
For sale ut
Corner ed and ID sts "a ,r
Jezs-u ana corner LIN aed In.tc,
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FIVE DANK BODIES lay on the sands of Knott
End on the English coast, a fortnight ago and
,chiid's face. and curls were hidden some
where under the waves, when Fisherman John
wiped his eyes and with husky voice told
What had happened. I'VE were crossing 70
SHn c on the Lune,' he said, and had
two miles, and the boat had not taken drop
o. water We were just lighting our pipes
When mighty sea came, such as have never
seen in my life before, and it swamped the
boat. got hold of an oar and mast to hold
myself up. The rest all seemed to go from the
boat except my sister Harriet, who threw her
arms around my neck. She said, ''Oh, brother
don don't cast me otf'' 1 said, 1 never SHALL
She held on for some little time, and kissed
me, and said her prayers: but in time we
became exhausted, and then she let go her
hold and sank. 1 could not recover her, and |
could CO, not strike out or swim to the shore while
She held ME by the neck. We should be quite
twenty minutes on the mast, and about mile
from the shore. No one came to our rescue.
| saw the others sink very shortly after the
beat was swamped.. My brother and Cowell
were both good swimmers. l saw nv little
BOY, SIX years old, floating ON his back, aud
MINK MINK he must have gone to sea. After my
sister had let go swan ashore There is
pathoS In that simple tisherman's tale.
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SPECIALTIEs IN STRAW HATS.

NFEC1ALTIES IN STRAW HATS.
Gentlemen'S Stylish Dress Hats, 81;
Boys Dress Hats, all colorS 75c:
at Lewis Popular One Price Store go It'll
street, between and X NV
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1873 rEN$ Sss5sTAS HA 1878
TO THE HoKTH d WEST AMP SOUTHWEST
Splendid SCENERY, Magnificent Equipment.
r,.,,v JUNE 10th, 1878:
corner Of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For PtttSSbuTg ana the West: i0:lo m daily.
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Chicago; 7:Ao m. daily, with Palace Car rt ts
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Fails and the ncrth. at 7:46 m. daily s easspt
Saturday, with Palace Cars to watkins: For
ic1o m dsy Le sacep as snnasS and Ema
For New York and the East: 1:46 =. m. and $50 ..
f. asy Of Tn Rasss Cars L%
For New YOIE and the East. I:so Pm. daily s.-
through trains connect at jersey City '; with III
Rage and journey across New York city. is''
.nd @ 8 d sad sssSSf ,. n sodas sy:
Accommodation for Baltimore, s:5s, $50 q. m.
and 4;1o p. IN. daily, except sunday.
For PoPe's creek Line, e:b6 q. m. and 4:2o .. m.
For Annapolis, 1856 .. m. and 40 D. m. daily.
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
KAthMka HSR RAt hkhk56khNDKlA AND
For Alexandria. g, z, 8, s:I0, 10, IL Am, 1, s,
$50. 8, $50 p. m. On Sunday at 8:10 =. N.
For Richmond sna the South, s:4s a. m. and 9
2. m. daily: $40 p. m. daily, except sunday.
8, 9:l0, 10, II AZ: !, 8, 40, 8, $40 and7
pm. On sunday 1t and 10a q. m. and 9 90 o. m
commodatiols can be procured at tine orncss north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvanis
avenue. northeast 0f tyfhe fr
syvAnia avenue, and at the depot, where order,
can be left for the checking of baggage &c oestns
ton from hotels aud residences,
L. Z. FARMER, General Passenger AGENT,
FRANK THOABON. General Manager. noviO
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FIFTY PIECES of new style lawns lust re-
eeelYed, yard wide, best quality, l2I% cents ;
fhamburg edglngs, from auction, &c., &C. SC,
DC, .; ~, exc: plaid swiss organizes, yard
OF dry goods. Towson's, 636 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
nue.. south side, near 7th.-AdIf
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Heather Indications To-day.

OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICIAL
Washington, July s, 1877.
northeast 10 north winds, clear or 1arfIy
cloudy weather. and possible occasional light
local rains on the coast. Slightly lower temp
eTatuTeS andfligher PTRSSuTeS, except poSsib oily
falling barometer IN Maine.
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GECOND ~ CLOTHIN8.-Tne only place I'm
- the city TO dispose Of secondhand Ciothina.
Wee m, S1ns Pissoia &C., st fair cssn pricss
S08 eth street, hear Peuns avenue,
~ calling st or addressing the above number
Weefs pfVWpuS htteooeo 20 uar2e-u
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COAL AND WOOn

THE BEST CUBE FOR ALL ILLS Is SIX
Il weeks in the mountains, where All processes
areemployed TO buid up, invigorate and strengthen
Send stamp for As page pamphlet. Address, ID Rs
MAITEK,S Mountain House, Wernersville, near
Reading, Pa. jeL9 colin
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RULES OF THE NEW JUsTICER OF THE
PEACE.-lst. There shall be 10 deridtjDR from
the schedule Of fees as prescribed by the Su-
pTeme Court, District Of Columbia. in favor OF
any firm or business. I'd. On change OF venue,
transmit any part OF the initial fee with me
papers, but the justice before whom the suit is
brought shall. on demand of the party entitled
thereto, refund any excess in his hands after
stable shall be allowed to hold his office i'm the
room where Justice holds court. 4th Instead
OF the half hours grace now allowed for the
appearance OF parties, the time allowed shall
be 0ne-quarter of an hour. 5th. Each Justice
81 all keep posted up, in conspicuous place i'm
his office, schedule of both justices and con.
stables fees.
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BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC Lawns. only loo. one
hundred pieces OF new and beautiful lawns
Just received at Carriers, III Marker Space.
The dry goods store to find an immense assert
ment of new gOOdS-lavender lawns real
french linen lawns, black grenadines pure
silk and wool damaSse styie, black Frencb
bunting, all wool; bunting, all wool: cream.
navy blue, black, brown and grey bunting
only &c: lace bunting, black, blue and cream
. centS-AdCt WIN
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DEEDS II FEE have been filed as follows
A. J. Brook to G. H. w. Jenken, lot Il sd. lie ;
SO. {. II. W. JenkCn to A. j. Brooks do. do.
+: IL wilson ct al. 10 c. q. Thorn, part OF lots
9to II, 50. BIS; Sj,CVc. Same to Henry Thorn.
parts of same lots; S3O09. J. NJ. Marvin to
Henry Thorn, parts OF same lois; 5000 Same
10 c: 6: Thorn. same $500. L. E. Nesmth to
Levi Woodbury., part L, block B. Meridian
Hill 500. J. o. Shea, ct al. to VIM. Pagan
part 2, so. ssh J. I. Riley, trustee, to VIM.
Pagan, part 3, So. 5Sl: $l.205. Watkins Add,
son. ct al. TO Thomas Tyrrell, part H. SCI. 49,:
81 20. W: q. Power to Ii. }. Penr0d, part
sub 81, ST.. III; -. III. G.. PenrOd to W G.
Power, part sub So, So. III; -. j. j. Ed
son, ct al trustees, to Jennie Courier, lot IS,
SO. ga $ go. George Bauer ct al, trustees,
to j. L. WOrmey. part Is, So. 1Gl: 500. EbOn
c. Ingersoll to NJ: j. France. lot l and subs a
to + 81. $50: S9.O2l At. Dorcas Eastwood to i.
L. BIuce, part So. 100; s. 600. E. j. Stellwagpp
to ChaS: Ford, sub s., So 20: -. w. H. Lee
to l. &. Bailey, part lUG, BeaIl's addition to
Georgetown: 500. a. S. Taylor to f. S. IVES
colt, part q, 50. III; =. J. w. Wilson to r.
Johnson, lot 9, So. 743; $50. G. F. Appleby
ct al, trustees, to Edmund Cammack ct al.
lOt 100, ST.. C33 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-06

A BOY DRoWNED--Iesterday. about II
O'Clock 4. NJ, Richard BriscUe cOIored aped
il years, accidentally fell from the trestIe
work OF the bridge of the Baltimore and OhiO
railroad alexandria bTanch), opposite the
was drowned. The coroner was notified, and
gave certificate in accordance with the
facts.