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National Republican., 1878-04-10

VIZ Dos'r believe thers is a word ef trush
In thst cook -snd-bull story Of The NATIONAL
REpUBLrAN about Gcsoral HANCOCK going
to New Orleans TO see Governor NICHOLS in
the interest of the President. Tho REPuDLI.
CAN is no friend OF the President or OF General
HANCOCK either.-Riehmond Slate.
Don't believe 1t, Ell? Well, no one has
eontradictod it yet, although it has been
printed the length and breadth of the land,
from New Orleans to the Canadian border.
Whether the REPUBLICAN, is friendly either
to the President or General HANCOCK Is
another question and has nothing to do
with the truth of this so-called cock k-and-
bull story" s-
National Republican., 1878-04-10

THE abolition OF the Bureaus of the
Fourth aud Fifth Auditor should be very
seriously considered before it is definitely
decided upon. Bureaus that have been
part and parcel of the Government for six
ty-cisht years without one word of com
plant must certainly bavo been very eifi-
cient and indispensable, or they would have
been abolished long before this. The per-
sonal aniuIus of one or two men should
National Republican., 1878-04-10

THE public schools Of the nations capital
are about to be closed for want of funds
There is Democratic majority in the
House, where all appropriations must origin
ate. Handcuff these two facts together and
draw your own conclusions.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
This Dishwatery Administration.

Washington Special TO Burlington Hawkeye.l
On any day In the week you will hear more in
inside straight Republican circles of U. =. Grant
for President and James r. Wilson for Weep
dent in 1880 Than you will hear OF any other probn.
BILE ticket Even the best liberal Republicans OF
1872 are now almost outspoken for Grant and alb.
solutey 10 for Jim" Wilson. heard one OF these
wei known In lowa-say only the other day
Horace Greeley IN 1877, am for Grant for Pre,i-
dent In 1850 Aud am so because he Is the best
representative man living of a great idea-thu
Righteousness Of the cause of the Union and cmall-
cipatiOn In the late war This dishwatery Admins.
tration Is even beiouling that cause, leaving 1t
which side was In the right The election Of Grant
would settle II for thousand ycars that the Union
side won in that war. that i was all right and the
rebel side all wrong. No 'alf and.'alf In mine ]
am for Grant"
National Republican., 1878-04-10

THE abolition Of the pension agencies has
been much discussed by the press OF the
country, with the aggregate opinion de-
cidedly in the negative. And let them re-
main as they are. Everything works
smoothly, pensioners are paid promptly, and,
In the interest Of economy, they should not
be disturbed.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

THE man who gave circulation to the
statement that THURMAN held BEN HILL
by main strength to keep HIM from answer
ing Senator HOWE did not know what he
was talking about. If his salary had been
doubled as consideration, HILL would not
have put himself in range of HowE's gun,
for he knew it was loaded.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

REMINIsCESCEs of the campaign of 1872
are now being recalled with frequency us
illustrative of the intention Of the Opposi-
ton at that time to reform things generally.
Among others the following letter 10 Mr..
GREELEY has been uncarthed:
"WINsOR, MERCER COUNTY ILL.,,
July -, 1872.
"Mr. Grcld:
II am street Preacher and Democrat,
Preach without money or Price. had Bad luck
II you would send me 200 :, and 1t would set me
at Liberty and will try to do mutch for the
Lord and you this fall by TRAVELLING threw Iowa
Missouri, and wher ever can do good. Yours
in Christ ASA W. SrREEfER
''if tho Lord gives me favor in your sight OK
press 10 the above Directions"
And we add, of such is the kingdom of
Civil-Service Reform. No one but a Demo-
crat from the Egypt Of Illinois-ws would
say Egyptian Democrat, but forebear any
National Republican., 1878-04-10

GIVE the public schools of the District
some attention, patriotic Congressman
They belong to, and are filled by the chill
dren of, the people Of the United States at
large
National Republican., 1878-04-10

AN exchange says that Congressman
REAGAN is not n bad man rs ex-Coufeder-
ates 60 And how do -Confcderates go,
pray| Just now they go for pay and
provender' principally.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

lNFAhY HAYES consulting with old
WELLS about the distribution of Federal
patronage in Louisiana.-Pi PiasJurg Poa.
We suppose it would be in better taste il
the President would consult with LAMAR.
GORDON, A. II. STEPHENS, and such like
patriots of the war of 1861 and 1865 about
his appointments. 1t is hard to please
everybody.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

THE District of Columbia has contributed
nearly two and half millions of dollars in
the st six years for the support of its
public-schod system. sixty per cent. OF
this amount has been utilized for the ben
efit of nonresident pupils, the children OF
citizens OF some or all of the States
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Bov. Douglass and His Blue Ribbon.

The frst mention Of u recent famous demonstra.
tion on the floor Of the House. which has appeared
IN the Virginia newspapers, Is In the Richmond Dis
puich to this effect "The Hon X. Il. Douglass denies
that he was drunk when he violated the rules Of
the House. and says that he has determined to drink
no more during his term" Thore seems to be
something crooked nGont the two sentences OF this
statement, Why does the Honorable X. D. swear
of drinking II he didn't drink too much
National Republican., 1878-04-10

MONTGOMERY BLARE is the proper name
of the monomaniacal gentleman engaged to
blow TiLDES's trumpet in the lobbies of
Congress-
National Republican., 1878-04-10

REPRESENTATIVE PoUND, of Wisconsin,
is of Quaker extraction, and that is the
reason why he believes in letting Mr..
HAYEs-alone.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
BLAIR still blares away

SIXTY per cent. of the pupils in the pub
lie schools of Washington are the children
Of non residents of this District.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
MlRRIEU

GToS-MORRlSDN.-On Wednesday even.
lug April ut the residence OF the brides mother by
Rsv. 4. a. Addison. GEORgE H. BYiNGrOS, OF Nor.
walk, Conn. to Miss ENMA NJ. MORRISON, of Wash.
ipgton, ID. q
RICHARDSON-GILI+-o the evening of the sth
Of April s,s at the Residence of the brides parents
by Ksv. q. W. Hobbs WILLIAM II, RICUARnsOS 10
Miss LAuR< V. GILL No cards.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

Not one-half of the improved property of
the city OF New York now rents for as much
rs the taxes and mortgage interest amount
National Republican., 1878-04-10
>TRAvELERs, GUIDE.

~ ~~"-''',,Sc,,-.,~> ,~>~~o'"">"~.
tIo tEsssYkyASrA ROUTE Loso
'.saBS rs1ir
rpi LEA M i!i,I. s%. sn Depot co.
For Plitsba5s and me West iaig q m. daily, With
Prs sat 70 dfssssf .ss 81 tssp.s . Gsoaso
N sisak Ssb ND Pefes "A =
'r sSs sS1 asssss s sss.p: ssss
Issk Haven, Eimirs, a and Wa,fins q ieio ( m.
For Sss sSsl ssS sS: hs.. ,rs m .ps 20
Sss w aiss' SO; si:sess aGsfs &
s2y S w EY sass 81 q sP'
rnordios direct transfer to fnlon sssset. & Ayod. M
yO,s spe S East, ssS ssSsP.
For P6iIndslpn,s l.o N. daily sSGep ssnasy :nd
pres, p "a "A M daily, except sunday. .,,,~
For Popss ciest Line, SSS a m. And 40 p dsr,y
For yAn9spoiis Si; m. and "a tp n,,.dnny except
AMHHSSlS MHH RSB Xsb %SsEfsa
p; ~; on sunday q sio 4. NJ. and /. and ,. m.
For the south, va Riehniond, 2tS a m. daily. and
Trains ieays XieSsnlfia Tor Washington. OF $40
Tn andSv ss9 At SIC and 70 s s r. anS slS sS 49, m
Tickets, information. sleeping and parorcar AZ
ssss ooInsT y ISIi,ssnh s'Iss. and
enne northeast corner m G Of & sixth street and renns{l
len for the chsckins OF baggase S destination from
l. p. FARMER, General Passenger Agent .
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. apI usL
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sAridNa ffhST hfSE RSHSsh HNp slfoRf nHASu ASSSurE
NORTH. WEST. sonTnwssr ssp Sow, sSgTnwrss " II,
LEAVE wAsHrsaTos.
500 a. m. Baltimore and way stations
S S%sls Espr.' sa% stations via Relay
$40 a. m Piedmont. strasburs. Winchester. Hagers-
.$srs ssprsss r&MtoR cAss 10 S'S New YORK OK and
sslJa M. st. Louis, Cincinnati Chicago, Pittsburg
sns Sapse o Ssr oa ans
PsTor car 10 GrsitSn, and sLEIfiSa Gan 70 Louis,
Vile, Cincinnati. Columbus, Chicago. Junction, and
1910 a m. baltimore Anpapoin ana way stations
ialoa: m. Baltimore. Eliicott city. Annpaois and
.ifO .. m, Ns~ York and Phuadslphla Expres.
40 p M. baltimore and way stations wnchsAsr
1:S ,. m, baltimore, Blsdensburs. and Laurel Ez-
w.y stations On On sunday % n q RosEs and way
| stations only.
$40 p. m, BALTIC, Annapolis and way stations
sh0p. IN, PhiadephbA, Norfolk and Baltimors
| express Ecott City. PnSensers for Norfolk taken
In the cars direct % boat at Canton Noconnection On
-6:5op. M, Baltimore and way stations.
sG:5 p, m, Chicago and Columbus express SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
-7:30 p. n- baltimore express.
Fp25 y. M, st. Louis, Cincinnati and Ptaoury eH.
press. SLEEPING CAR TO st. Louis and Pittsburs.
| No connection for Pittsburg on sunday.
ET tfR I'd Es@ aa
CIAL SLEEPING CAR to Philadsiphia
Trains marked daily; other trains daily sxcept
sunday. myl3u
National Republican., 1878-04-10
The bounding Bann'ng Once Drew Pa
Twice.
Sew York Commercial Advertiser |

In the course of his scxamination into the Treasury
Department yesterday, Mr. Glover ascertained that
the Bounding" Banning once drew pay twice for
the same service The discovery, Of course was
made accidentally, Mr. Clover believing he was
about to discover the misdungs of a Republican.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
Away Down In one Corner of Hi, Heart

II seems TO us there Is one little fellow on tn,
Washington REPUBLICAN, who, away down in on,
corner OF his heart, has q voncraton for Hayes
and occasionly he makes n.slip In his littls
squibs, as compared with other editorials.
National Republican., 1878-04-10

never be allowed to control legislation-
and which is very evidently tho trouble
here
National Republican., 1878-04-10

THE human voice In its sweetness and. purity Is
deliciOusly musical; with thrst affection and
coughs 1t loses nl attractions. DR.. Bulls Cough
colds, etc.
National Republican., 1878-04-10
BANK ERS.
INTERIOR ADORNMENTS.
1901 Penps. Ave lo0l Penna Ave'
A. p. McELROY.

GLIDER AND UPHoLsTERER,
MANUFACTURER OF PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRoRS
Portrait and Picture Frames Gold and Walnut Cor
nices Old Frames repaired and regilded. Mirror
and pictures removed and re-hung. Carpets made
and laid. Lambrequins and Window Shades TO order
100 PENNsSLvANIA AVE, cor. Tenth st.
Orders by mall promptly attended to. novs-tf
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one. He got very violent, and struck her
with Wh;r ard blows followed. She. in de.
fpss of herself S sianght e MP saucepan
Some colored women who saw the SCI cad.
save testimony as to his horsewhi I.mMage
while IN great rage about shMh eS aaf{
very hard TO save up ME W lie had Mork9l
make or as n she sSSsT Wsn doar sI 20
bought lame morse with knntS On his Ti I asla
ne 9i9n .aat It, aud told her to take it back
en-" "f = sne would get him back 80 and get rid
She sai'i she would, but when he came home
the next day the horse was still there and she
said she didn't know where the man was. They
cot into quarrel and she belabored him with
chair and she cut his head with a caSeknife
and threw saucer at him. The court imposed
q fine of $50 and costs for the horSeWhiDping
and bonds to keep the peace
PARK TRESPASS PUNISHED.
Moses Comsey, colored maliciously breaking
OFF magnolias in Lafayette park, was fined so,
or thirty days in the workhouSe. George
Moore, cOlOred. assault and battery on young
white man employed by the clerk of the Center
market ma by throwing a paving stone at him :;
81, or thirty days in jail.
John Howard, street profanity: $. VIM.
Ragan, throwing stones on Virginia avenue :;
s.. Alexander Lancaster, profane: s.. VIM.
Kelly, forfeited. William Hoffman, do. Hat
tie Peck, loud s.. Ella Washington, forfeit
ed. Lucy Smith, forfeited. John Williams,
s. Lawrence Hodnott, loud and boisterous :;
81. Owen Washington, loud S.. Chas John.
son and Charles F. Williams. loud and bois-
ferrous in the White lot. johnson was fined
$40 and Williams dismiss ed. Samuel Cole tres
pass on the Smithsonian grounds; S. Charles
Williams, carrying a razor $50, or 60 days
John 6. McDevitt, loud and boisterouS: $lO
Samuel johnson, carrying slung shot; $40
Mary Day, Indecent language on 18th street :;
s.. L. Fitzgerald, throwing stones in street ST.
Henry Tanner alias Henry Goldsmith and
John Curran, assault and battery on Christian
Heurlch, restaurant keeper on 10Th street
The testimony was that these two roughs went
to Heurlch'S place and forced themselves into
his windows in the daytime, after having been
refused an entrance, and aSSaultng the pro-
gfletor, acting in very disOrderly manner.
Blows were struck and general melee fol
lowed, until the officers came upon the ground :;
sixty days each in jail. Henry Tanner assault
and battery on Sergeant Perry in attempting
to arrest him so or thirty days in Jail. Lewis
Murphy, charged with assault and battery on
IhoS. McGTaw. This grew out of quarrel at
MurphyS house, during which Murphy as
-Saulted Mctfraw with an axe and bottle. but
failing to hit him, then whipped out razor
and cut him twice, one on the left shoulder
and another time on the left side. DR.. Adams
had to sew the wound up. Murphy was some
what uuderth he influence of liquor; six months
in Jail. Henry Mason, assault on Rebec1a
Mason; s.. Walter johnson and John QLill
assault and battery on Stephen Morris, s. each
Adam jackson, larceny OF o bottle Of brandy
from Mary Jane johnson: 81.
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RAILROADS.

RALTIs2ORE AND OHIO AILHOAH,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL ROUTE AND Snort LINZ
NORTH, NoRrHwEEssfE,h WEST AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EFFECT
A. :: N LEAVE SET WS 4 HIS Fl !? a. m
r tS;1S s'm:w 1SG York PhiIsiephls, and Boston
tis9 r. Jess%P's, Hanover, and Elk ridge;
6CTanberTy. Strasburg, Winchester, Hagerstown,
f7:40SBiitimorse' and Laurel Express.
BIO a, m;-Point of Rocks, Cranberry, stras-
burg Winchester, Hagerstown, ana Way stations.
TON AMP BALTIMoRE EXPRESS. PARLoR CAR
to New York and Philsdelphis. Stops at Annapolis
1885 a.m.-st. Louis, Chicago, Columbus, and
PittsouTg Express. Hagerstown and Valley Branch
MAN CAR to Cincinnati daily. Grafton to san
dqshy. daily, except SATURDAY,:
eGLOn Sunday only, Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 am; --Baltimore Express Stops at Bla-
JeSsup'S and Hanover.
l2:lo p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Enicott City
tl:so p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
only. stopping at ali Stations. StSps At LsaTe nore
$50 m.-Saltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express: Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
t4:ss R,m.-Pont OF Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
toWn, winchester and W ay stations. On Sundays
to Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only
14:4O p.m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
tons.
TO :30p .m.-Phladephia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK
PASSENGERS TAKEN IN TIE CARS DIRECT TO
Laurel. N-0
t6:6o-BaltinOre and Way Stations.
fI:16-CHIChG0 AND COLUMBUS ESPREsS
SLEEPING CABS to Chicago.
tS:1O p. m.-BaltimOre Express
fS:26-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
burg Express, Ptttsburg, except Sunday. Pull
man cars.
1890 p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EMPRESS. SLEEPING CAR 20 New
York, and SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR TO Philadel-
phia.
% Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday,
All trains stop at Relay Station.
All through trains will stop at Sir Jnhuis Run
Tor passengers to and from Berkeley Springs, and
at Deer Park and Oakland Hotels during the sea-
son.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
a az on IN icsst OMces Washington station, and
street northwest, Washington. and Masonic Tenn
pie, High street, Georgetown, where orders Will
be taken for baggage TO be checked and received
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
1e1O GEO. B. kOONTZ, General Agent
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
~ 500 PeastsVtcdnS0 doeNue,
THE RUSH STILL CONTINUES
BOSTON SHOE 4UCTION EFOIysP
aSI penns yi1snta ApeIs,t,.


aSI PegIns ptp6nSH apeIsts,
-SltTN OF THE RED FLAG,
CHEAPEST HOUSE THIS SIDE or BOSTON
he pubic are We'll satisfied with bargains -
oDlaiheI az the above house, one friend Uel-tBs
ing ahother. The great success Of this housed Nv
Is lalr deailng-money returned when goods 49,
10 not NJ Nhen others cannot be substituted, AT
inc ABOVE mouse goods can be purchased ST a small
ADVANCE. An arrival OF new goods every day by
express OF steamer. The proprietor has lust re-,
burned from the North, by way OF Baltimore. at.
tendlng the large sale of Higgins Cobb a. Co.
Wmcn was ordered by manufacturers of BOSTON,
New YORK and Philadelphia, he can sell at prices
never before offered. PRICES WILL TELL-La-
dIes Ma Button French and circular seam 81 %
$L6O, " up to 70. Ladies' FoXed Button 81. 2S.
VI oo, u, up TO "a. so. Ladies' French Heals an
styles and qualities, from 81 up Is IS, Ladesi
House Slippers, 30, 40 and 80 cents, up to 80 Ia
qies, French Heel Sandal Slippers. 81 rs an 60 ~
Ladies Newports Ties, 20 cents 80 cents I'll N "a
up. Mems Hand-stitched Low Shoes All OF the
best manufacturers, warranted, So So so, 81 IS.
up. Mems Gaiters the same. Mems Low Shoes
70 cents, u. up 10 81 80. Mems Lasting Lace and
RRS sg Rs s IRON 20 cents up to 100 pair
70, SO, 20 and % cents up. Particular attention
PAID 10 Ladies Kid Side lace bought at the late
SAFE above-mentioned. Persons purchasing TO the
amount OF u VIII lie presented with a hottie of
French Dressing free Of charge. All goods sold az
ROSToN SHOE AUCTION HOUSE
4SI Penn'0 noe, bet. AZ aud Ctr sfs,
LEOPOLD RICHOLD, Proprietor. 1e22-tr
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sell LsdtNe'S Hedddche Specific. Cures head
ache III TO 20 minutes.
A SURE remedy for chills and fever Aver
Ague Care never fails.
WHICH Is THE BEST PERFUME? There are
some open Questions" with regard to the
toilet, but this Is not one of them. The ladies
have settled it-wisely and finally As there
are counterfeitS, always ask Tor the true
ttorfGd Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp,
New York.
NOTHING IS MORE HARAssING than boils or
ulcers Fortunately they can he quickly healed
purges the sore of its poisonous virus or proud
Hesh, and TINS removes the only obstacle to its
healing.
Grow young in ten minutes with Rurs IN
Simultaneous Hair DYE.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
top'S Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach, re-
lleves wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures
dysentery and diarrh9a, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
Well-tried remedy. % cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous snf-
feiers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Puivermach-
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
dcqlars, mailed free Address Pulvermacher
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENrLEMEN.-we wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour.
ing and DyeiDg Establishment, No. aG6 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
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
es; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re
moves grease spots effectually from any article
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. Ed Gloves cleaned; two
pair for 25 cents.
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THE SINGLE SCULL RACE AT SKANEATELEs.
About $4,000 people witnessed the Courtney
Dempsey single Scull race on SkaneateleS
lake, n: Y, yesterday. The course was five
miles (29 miles and return.) The water was
in good condition. Courtney first caught the
stake forty lengths ahead, keeping the he's Same me
distance to the finish and winning in 4Om, ASS,
Dempsey's time was Aim. 5ss. In the single
scull race at Cape Vincent, n. Y, Hanton
and Mcken fourth.
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CITY ITEMS.
ABOUT FURNISHINGS.

ttne White Shirts. ready Tor use. 81:
drawers, 5)c, UndershirtS, soc. Socks, I5c. !;
White lies, %. doz. Linen HdkfS, . for &c. !;
Linen Collars, 2 for DC. Paper do, lAc a box.
The above are all good articles, and can't be
bea, for the price. Lewis. $50 18th street.
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FIFTY PIECES OF new style lawns opaned
lbs lbs lay Whlte ana col0red ground, yard wide,
q cents Victoria lawns, al! prices plaid Swiss
organdles, yard wide, only L cents: Hamburg
embroidery, < I. s. y, !, 8, 10 cents Immense
bargains In dry goods at C. Nj. TOwson & Co.'S
80 pennsylvania avenue, south side.-Adgt.
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COAL AND WOOD.
NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
IN FOR THE HAIR

IN FOR THE HAIR
Restores gray faded hair its original color and
youthful appearance in three to ten days, removes
dandruf. and prevents the hair falling.
With a constantly increasing sale for the past
eight years, we feel satisfied we can recommend IT,
1t has the ADVANTAGES over ali other preparations
Of this character Of
First, being warranted entirely harmless
Second, Bo sediment or other extraneous matter
up before using.
Third, does not stain linen or the finger nails,
A trial viii convince.
Put up in large bottles. Price One Dollar,
For sale at
Corner cd and ID sts ~ ,r
Je2S-r and corner 14fh AID III ,9r,
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AN EXPENSIVE FIRE CRACKER. A fir
cracker thrown among some rubbish in the
junk shop OF John Garay, at No. SIS west sd
street, New York, yesterday afternoon, arted
a fire. which extended to several adjoining
buildings and caused a loss of nYar SiN 6ln
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a MAN DEowNED.-Capt G.. J. bonneville
OF me steamer Lady of the Lake, reports that
al II O'Clock D. IN. yesterday. while of ST
George Island, on the trip from Norfolk To
Washington. eolOTed man. a soldier. named
m. constable, who got aboard at Fortress
Monroe, fell overheard from fhs 'nifSSin
SiarbCafd, and 1t is supposed was struck by
the Nntei. as nothing was seen or heard OF
Elm afterwards, although the boat was stopped
for that purpose.
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1878 pEN SsEAE 1873
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Steel Rats,

1910 PENNSYLYANIA 1878
TO THE NORTH, VEST EsSEE AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel R0Sls,
Splendid soe'serS, Mdontdoesst Eossp,.e,ss.
q sH and stTssss q oC Sm Depot
For PtibstspbIEs and the West 1910 daily.
Pttsbnrs to cneinns 81 sef Ionis G snd
Chicago; 7:40 p. m. daily. with Palace Car &c
.RALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Giain s1 RochesteT Buffalo, Niagara
Saturday, with Palace Cars to watkins. For
%IEIaiamsp0 @tI LeSk Hsysn and Elmira at
For New York and the East, LAB a. III. and 80 D,
n: daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited
a an, o. fullinan CARS S:IO am. daily, e.
Fer Kew YORK ane the East, I:so p. m. daily. s1.
ington to Boston. For BrookI s LtS m Yas al
transfer Futon street avoidins doable 'f fer
- risge ana Journey across New York city.
and addnphn sna sSS T. sa9 9s
Limited Express, $40 a. N. daily, except sun
Accommodstion for Baltimore, 1855, $50 o. m.
For a Pon go se I ds, ns' ssJsspt S1nds
daily, except Sunday. - -1
For Annapolis, 1855 .. m. and 40 p. m. daily,
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
KHlhMA9 AS RAt hkhk55khNDkIA AND
q: :s9 s sn az I q m On SUNDAY at s:io am:
For Kich%Ond ana the South, s:46 q. m. and
2. m. daily: 6:10 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
p. m. On Sunday At and ia. m and $40 Q. "a.
Tickets information. sleeping and parior cars &C.
commodatione can be procured 81 the of6ces north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylysnia
Avenue: northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
can be left for the Checking of bs9eave 10 6estsn.
ton from hotels and residences
ID Z; F. TARMER, General Passenger Agent.