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Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28

Ne learn from Charles Evans who is on hls way 10 Clifton. who lef. Yuma on the 20th, and says that the Southern Pacific railroad bad five hundred graders at work, and more arriving dally Iron IS beng laid at the rate of a mile day, and was then laid nine miles from Yuma.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Silver and Gold Bullion, Hides, Wool and
 Country Produce

ou can not oycr- estimate tbe importance in Ii horse of ihs kind, where everything is done prices of goods governed by ihe quality
Arizona silver belt., 1878-11-28
Arizona Silver Belt.
Thuradas, Novenbor aa. Isss.

TIE ARIZONA SILL TER BELT ss issusd sesrv Thartday, et Globs, Psnas County, TRRRS 0F SUBSCREPT708-0n One Hear, Four Doflors Ssr HoHfbs, Iigo DollGrs and Ffftv CsHfs; Three KoDsks, One Dol lar and Flffg Csats-lnzarsabkg in 1a- xdaes.
 RATES OF lDEERT7SING giesa spos ap- pIieas50a.
 JOB PRINTING done Pronipfkg and at Req soadbis Fyicss. Address,
 HACKNEY oE N0REHEAD. Editors.
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GEORGETOWN.

REV. THOs. HARRISON closed his labors al
DunbartOn- street church last night before a
large audience. over 200 persons have piO
DEATH-MrS S. nj. Barbarin, wife of F. M
Barbarin, esq, died at an advanced age Sat,
urday evening at her late residence on Mar
ket street.
ILL TREATMENT.-Emma Payne, colored
woman, was found by Officer Harper with
three little children in Libbey's wood yard
fuge from her husband, who had driven her
from her home on X street, near the Circle
They were cared for at the station house, and
this morning warrant was issued against
her husband Sam, for assault and battery.
NEW BUILDING ASsOCIATION.-See adver-
tlsement of new building association to be
NOTICE; The closing day OF the public
schools OF Georgetown has been changed to
the 18th prOXimO.
IEMPERANCE.-Th Catholic Total Absti-
nence society held a large and enthusiastic
meeting at Society hall last night.
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Condensed Locals.

From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails
William X. CrampSey is the full name of the
Washington man mentioned in an item in Sat-
urday's STAR from the Alexandria Gazette.
Mr.: cambridge IL; Webb, Well-known
member of the bar, who has been i'll Cor some
time of typhoid fever, has, we are sorry to
learn, had a relapse.
angelo Jackson; OF 5O7 18th street southeast,
Saturday night. He had been at one time a
clerk in the Treasury department.
About one hundred colored people We're bap-
uZed yesterday morning at the sycamore, on
the Potomac, by Rev. j. H. Brooks
The Ziegler habeas corpus case from the
Reform school, before Judge Humphreys was
again postponed today, this time for two
weeks
A young lady, named Laura Stopper. living
at 6l5 Sd street, took an overdose of laudanum
Saturday, endangering her life. Drs. Ball and
Barnes applied the necessary remedies in time
10 save her life.
The anniversary of the First Congregational
Church Sunday ScnOOl was celebrated last night
with appropriate exercises, at the church. The
representation of the EddystOne Light-h
which was the Chief feature of the celebration
will be repeated tomorrow evening at the
same place. New musical selections will be
performed, and EdiSOn'S Photograph will be
present aud form feature of the entertain
ment at its close.
The Foundry church on. E) was very elab
erately decorated with flowers, plants and
canary birds Yesterday, as were Otner Metho.
dist churches in the city, it being what is
~ iAi'u hIti hdS. iutcltSitlS tppIO-
pirate exercises took place in all the churches.
=, Mrs: Elizabeth Jenkins the mother of MIS-
Surr..tt, who was executed in this city in 1850
died near SurrattSville. Prince Georges
county, Md, last Friday. She was eighty eight
years Of age.
On Saturday afternoon DR.. Patterson, the
coroner, held an inquest on the body of John
Church, whose head was cut off by an incoming
train on the b. 4 Z. railroad on Friday night,
While he was laying on the track. The jury
found a verdict in accordance with the facts
as stated in Saturdays STAR, generating the
railroad authorities from all blame
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Sec. 10. That the Commissioners NAV appolnt

See. II. That the Commissioners may appoint
on the ike recommendation of the health OIL
greater number shall be appointed and no
more persons shall be employed under said
health officer than the public interests demand
and The appropriation shall justify.
Sec. II. That the salary of the health officer
shall be S3Jooper annum and the salary OF the
sanitary inspectors shall not exceed the sum of
clerks and other assistants of the health off,
Ger shall not exceed in the aggregate the
amount of 5000, to be apportioned as the
Com missioners of the District of Columbia
Sec. Il. That it shat be the duty OF the said
Commissioners to report to Congress at the
next session succeeding their appointment a
draft OF such additional laws or amendments
20 existing laws as in their opinion are neces-
sary for the harmonious working of the Sys-
tenn hereby adopted, and for the efectual and
bia and said Commissioners shall annually
report their official dOingS in detail to Con
gresS on or before the first Monday of Deem
Sec IL. That there shall be no increase of
the present amount of the total indebtedness
OF the District of Columbia: and any officer or
person who shall knowingly increase, or aid
or abet in increasing such total indebtedness,
except to the amount of the 100000 as author
lied by this act. shall be deemed guilty of a
high misdemeanOr, and, on conviction there
OF, shall be punished by Imprisonment not ex-
slGCtO.7 ' '' D "-'o ~ nN0 i'0' eA'0e0ins
1, sc. II. indt tue term "ScnO0l houses, in
the act OF 18th June, 1870, chapter 80 was in
tended to embrace all COLLEGIATE establish
ments actually used for educational purposes
and not fol. private gain and that all taxes
heretofore imposed upon such establishments
IN the District of Columbia since the date of
said act are hereby RENTED: and where the
same, or any part thereof, has been paid, the
sums so paid shall be refunded: but if any
portion OF any said building, house, or ground,
in terms excepted is used to secure rent or
income, or for any business purpose. such pOr-
ton of the same, or a sum equal in value to
such portion. shall be taxed
See. Is. That all laws inconsistent with the
provisions of this act be, and the same are
hereby, repealed
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THE LIST OF PATENTS granted to residents
ing May 18th, 1873: Tolbert Lanston sewing
machine tables; Tunis I. Kendrick invalid
attachments for bedsteads; Peter s. Kenion.
furnace doors.
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Weather Indications To-dau.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WaQhinorfar, iQfQ

In the middle Atlantic states falling, follow
ed by Using barometer, sOutheasterly winds,
Veerlng to westerly or northwest cool threat
ening nd rainy weather, succeeded by warm
er clearing weather
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FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY-MilanS & Will
klnS, Gus 9TH street.
DON'T WAIT till your head bursts before
trying LOditte'S Headache Specific, but get a
bottle at once. Price so cents
A DISEASED IMAGINATIoN is the usual con-
Complaint to which humanity is subject which
the dyspeptic does not at different times sup
pose that he has, or is about to have. The only
way to diSabuse the sufferers mind of these
1ancleS, which are realities to him. is to infuSe
life and vigor into his digestive organs, and
the most potent preparation for this purpose is
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
A SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABAsTER
may be attained by using Glenn's Sulphur
Soap, which does away with the necessity for
beautifier, and very economical.
Hint to those prematurely grey, use Hius
Hair Dye.
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.
City. 6,l8d&kiy
MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MoTEERs.-Don't fail
to procure Mrs. Wi1ssloU's Soothing Syrup for
all diseases OF teething in children. 1t relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regu;
lateS the bowels, and, Dy giving relle1 and
health to the child, gives rest to the mother.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical ScOur-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. 9O6 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 specially 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 II newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for Is cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AlnuseEIents, DC, T0.nigh

Corner 18th and X Streets.-Coups Bran
New Show"
Memorial Church.-Lecture by Rev. j. G..
Butler, description of a trip to the Rocky
Mountains.
Hotel Neutrality-suspicious. air concert.
Friendly Inn, LOS 18th Street.-Opening eX.
erciSeS and donation party under The auspices
of the WOman,s Temperance Union.
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1878 rEn SsHnEA 1878
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
sosrasd R ssssr1 T &aSs stsss kGEs a.spe
TRAINS Leave W tpi from Depot,
corner Of sixth and streets IS follows: 80
For ena 70 hf sGd
gS Ss aaV With + Faaos u Car 1e C
Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND PoToMAS RAILEoAD.
aas Ct 70 w sa fSs
For Ss4 York dsS the ssi sIst
Express Of Pullman Cars, $40 Am. daily, ex-
For New YORK and the East, 1:so o. m. daily. OK.
ipgton to Boston c,n For BROOKLYN, y; Y. ~
transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding double fer.
f't g 8 G saa SSis' T. aasasIny
Limited Express, $40 q. m. daily, except Sun.
Accommodation for Baltimore, s:5s. $50 .. m.
For P0pe's cfeef Iins m sna
daily, except Sunday.
except Sunday.
ALEAANDhA AND FhEDEkIChSBUR6
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, g, Z, 8, 9:l0. 10. IL Am, l. 3,
and and pm.
For Richmond sna the South, 2:D q. m. and 0
a. m. daily: $40 p. m. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for WasninsCon. .. =.
3, BIG. 10, u q. m: / 9, 40. 8: e:2o and7
Iickets, information, sleeping and pAror cars 40
commodations can be procured ct the oeces, north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Penusylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn
synnni,a a. xysnae and O. the depot. where orders
ton from hotels and residences
IL. y. FARMER, General Passenger Agent.
1RANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov10
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nLD OLOTHING, Ac.-L. RICK, dsalsE u
&C., 623 It'll street southwest o6en great bargains
He pays the highest prices In CASH Tor the eeverA
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HEADS OF FAMILIES should not fail to he
represented at the great auction sale OF entire
stock of dry goods now in course at 705 Mar
ket Space.-Adyt.
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RAILROADS.

RALTIrORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LIVE
NORTH soHrHw R s ~ Ersr AND SOUTH
A. 81 SD haivE ST Wa 3 lSIs # 545
t5:l5 a. m.-New York Philadelphia and Boston
EXP G1Rres ston hicSt City Ga sunday to Bait
ton, Jessup's, Hanover, and Elk ridge '-'-
tCrsnberry trbsbnPg annapolis and Way
t7:40-Baltfmore and Laurel Express,
8:lO a. m.-P0int OF Rocks. Cranberry Stras-
burg. Winchester, HagerstOwn, Anu Way stations.
rS NY a g; m !; 10RK, PHILADELPHIA, Bos.
to New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
1885 a.m.-st. Louis, Chicago. Columbus and
Plttsburg Express; Hagerstown and Valley SrSnch
except sunday La Through Car to stanton. PULL
s;oSLon sunday only only Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a. m.7Battmore Express. Stops at Rla-
de sburg. Beltsville, Lsurel, Annapolis Junction,
R;l0 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis, Ellicott City
:, t1:so p.m:-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BOSTON EXPRESS. On Sundays to Baltimore
$50 m~BsItimore. BisdensSSp i :. and Laurel
E1press. Frederick via Relay. stops at Annapolis
t4:S6 Pm. Point of Rocks. Frederick, Hagers-
toTn, winchester and Way Stations. On Sundays
=. t4:4O p .m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
t5:sop .m..PhiIadephia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK
PASSENGERS TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRECT 10
BOAT AT CANTON, Stop at Bladensburg and
Laurel.
Iss:S539- IsaiG s re and Way Stations:
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
1910 p. m.-Ratimore Express
1926 St. LOUIS, Cincinnati, Louisville ana Pitts
burg Express Pitts5urg, except Sunday. Pull
man cars.
1880 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALT1MORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR 10 New
York, and SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR to Philade-
phia.
Cd Daily. Other trains daily except Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
All through trains will stop at Sir johns Run
for passengers to aud from Ber Kelley Springs, and
at Deer Park AID Oakland Hotels during the sea-
son.
For further information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Oniees, Washing N station, and
4S5, COL and 500 Pennsylvania ne, and 613 18th
street northwest, Washington, and Masonic Tenn
pie, High street. Georgetown, Were orders win
be taken for baggage to be checked and received
to any point in the city.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket agent.
je10 GEO. 3. KOONTZ, General Agent.
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LADIES' new spring dress goods, all the new
patterns and cOlors, from u, Is, Is, %, Csc.
Black grenadines, from 25, 81, so, 60 cents. at
sylyana avenue, south side.-Adut.
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SALE AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the great
mass of, furniture and useful articles to be
sold in front of Dowlings tomorrow, is a
dentists gas0meter, in good condition, which
VIII doubtless 60 sheap.-Adrt
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DLACK HAMBURGH GRAPES.-Or-
ID derS received for CUTTING from the hot
house. N. w. BURCHELL,
je8-3t 1882 f street.
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PARAsoLs, plain AMI twilIed silk, all sizes,
from $50, =, $50, 50, etc. Mlttings-Red,
cheap, at Towson's, CSC Pennsylvania avenue.
south side.-Adsf,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
w. Hickey and Mary X. Haynie Christian
Germeroth and Mary Ann Cox: James Jen-
kms and Maggie FeeSter, both of Montgomery
county. Md; Martin G.. w. johnson and Far
u,elia NJ II Gibson.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE WITH ASSUMED NAMES.
On the 10Th of April last a marriage license
was issued TO Charles s. Hill and Sarah Lane
and they were married by Rev. s. III. Howe, OF
the West Street Presbyterian church, George
town. The father of the young man by some
means found it out, and this morning, when
the minister made return, their true names,
Charles S. Waring and Sarah G. Mcdaniel,
were inserted.
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THE ZOo-EQUEsCURRICULUM The street
parade of w. G. COup'S Brand New Show"
tracted great attention. At / O'Clock this af
ternOOn a weeks eXhibitiOns-0n the lot cor
ner of 10th and X streets-will begin. Per.
M The show is one of the best exhibitions of
trained animals ever exhibited under canvas,
presenting more novelties in that line than
any that has visited Washington for many
years. Then, there are the trained lions etc,
and the deyil-fiSh.
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BEAUTY, STYLE, NEATNESS AND ECONOMY
are All combined i'm the $l0suits that are worth
SIS. the sl2 suits that are worth SIS, and the
S15 suits that are worth go, that liable Bros,
Men and Boys ClOthiers, corner ID and ftn
slS, are making big run on.-Adrt.
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CITY ITEMS.

FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY-Milans & Will
kinS, 6(3 eth street.
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CLATE MANTFLS AT COST, at WIN. ROTH
~ WELLS, lib st. Sc, Capitol HUI. ie7-2a.
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THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT of desirable dry
goods in Washington, at Carter's, III Market
Is. Black silk, superior quality. 81 and
sl,25. Checked and striped silks, on pure
white and colored ground. Light blue, laven-
der brown and black checked and striped
silks, on pure white and colored ground. Plain
silks. Cream, navy blue, cardinal, steel and
all the light shades of cOlOred silks.-Adut.
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AT THE LABOR MEETING last night at Shell
dOns Hall, w. n. Swar,mvu. advocated as d
remedy for the present difficulties, the new
pensaIiOD Of love and truth, instead of force as
the moving spirit of the government. Colonel
Daniels adVOcat ed the mutual cooperation OF
labor, an organized system in which each
laborer would receive dividends Commensurate
with his efforts and productions. Mrs Dr.
Lawrence, Prof Cook, and Mrs. Dr. Ellis
spoke ON the utter failure of the present Con
greSs to meet the wants of the times, and adj
yOcated the election OF men to Congress who
have some conception of craftsmanship and
the needs of the time,
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OPENING OF THE FRIENDLY 1NN.--The open
ing of the Friendly Inn, under the auspices of
the Woman's Temperance Union, at 405 18th
street. this evening, should be remembered by
the public. For four years they have worked
faithfully, both to reform the drunkard and
prevent the increase of intemperance. To
night they Will receive donations, Sc The inn
is to be i'm charge of Mrs. Connolly. A reading
room will also be opened, free to all temper
ance workers, under the charge of the union.
See the advertisement.
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CONFEDERATE DECORATION DAY.-The ar
rangements for decorating the graves of the
confederate dead at Arlington, on Thursday
next, are nearly complete. The cOnfederates
and there will doubtless be very large atten-
dance. Convevances will leave the corner of
9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue at 10 and
ii o'clock, and the services, which will be very
simple consisting of prayer by Rev. Dr..
Harrison, Chaplain of the House of Represen-
tatives, and the reading of poem, written by
Miss Annie Willet, will take place at II o. clock,
to be followed by the decoration OF the graves.
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BUFFALO L,THIA SPRINGS.

- MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA
Waters weil-nigh specific in Stone or 4
Cdtcgh; Diabetes and Inflammation ofYEAV
the b Ladder. Waters, in cases OF six gai- lit
Ions, 50 pc. case at the Springs. ST01F & CROM-
WILL, Agents, Washington, ID. G. Testimo-
mails sent TO ANY address. Springs open for visit
5TS JUNE list. THOMAS n GOODE
my20-e, 13i&4tk Pr0nriafor
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RLOCK ISLAND, II. L.

The OCEAN VIEW HOTEL, en,arrod onans
July LIST. 1t is situated on a bluff over
looking ire ocran. where there are no SENA4
heated or maarial breezes. and the v ind IiItG 1
blowing from the Ocean renders excessive mean -.
possible. Bathing, Yachting and Fishing. Prices
10 acCor!arce with the times, Send for circuIar to
ny 10 eO2m NICHOLAS BALL, Prom
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THE CAPITOL HoMICIDE.-The June term Of
the Criminal Court will be convened on Mon.
day next, 9th inst.) and the second trial Of
Geo. c. Ellison, formerly chief engineer of the
House of Representatives. indicted for the
homicide of David Small, fifteen months ago,
will be called. His counsel are Representa-.
tives E. John Ellis, of Louisiana, Young. OF
Tennessee, and stephen L. Mayham, Of New
York
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CLYMoNT PAVILION,

" This lreautifu summer resort has changed ifs
lnilaSenS lit and has been placed in firs rate "a
oIGtL, ana is now open for excursion pITtiaS u
Apply 10 :. Z. SMITH, Proprietor: FRkNK -
HUME, A av., or POWER n WHITE. Ll.A
10 Ming street, Alexandria, Virginia for Oman
uIteo' lrl-lm
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III dtLh. 4TH JULY
GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION
TO RICHMOND AND RETURN.
DON'T LOOKOUT EXCURslONs,
A RRANGEHINNTS u,IIrG N

l1 made with the Proprietor OF the 49,
HfGklA HOTEL at fortress Mon = r-9Iha--IA
roe, Va. TO receive passengers by uS-zE--4.E<s-n
me steamer LADY OF THE Like for yha
month OF June at reduced rates TickatS uitf,
coupons Tor Passage and Fare al Ho 81 are issneI
a. me once OF tAe Company, Room 8. over
National Metropolitan Bank - WV
leo-lm SAMUEL RACON I,rnsidnu-
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WE ARE SELLING DRY GOODS very cheap.
Beautiful grenadines, worth 25 we are selling
at IL. Beautiful dress goods. part silk and
wool, 25. Beautiful dress goods, part wool, Is.
(cash) dry goods store, Ill Market Space.
Lavender lawns. Pacific lawns, 10. Buntings,
all pure wool, tno eotton,) rs: Lace bunting,
and cardinal Shetland Shawls. Children's
gauze vests. Children's stockings, cream, light
hIua mink A13f
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ssTTlRATNfORE HOUSE,"
l. SEA END, lLLIEoIS AVENUE, a. "A
onsrs Inn. ATLANTIC At CITY, N. j. YAY
ap25-tsep7 M, e, HOPES
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ENDISON'S TALKING PHoNOGRAPH,
EXHIBITING DAILY, at 14I3 G street,
Opposite Riggs House,
From 10 a. m. to p. m, and to 10 p m.
Admission 25 cents ic1o-5ts
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EXCURsIONIsTs IN Town. - To-day, the
ing about 20. arrived at II O'Clock on the B.
l. P. r. R., and were met by a delegation OF
the Knights of st. George of this city, and
Hill, where they are attending the pic mic of
the latter. They return to night about II
o'clock. A train of 9 cars arrived by the Alex
andria and Fredericksburg road bringing up
cursion being given by Marshall Lodge X. of
P of that city. On arrival they started out to
do the city going to the Capitol, Presidents
House and other places. They return this
evening leaving at O'Clock.
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ORGANIZE.

We have been trying for some time
to get the Democrats and Greenback-
ers to thoroughly organize throughout
this county. We are glad to say that
this object is about to be. attained
now. We have late advices from var
ious parts of the county and the sen.
timent seems to be very much in ia
yor of an organization and the 'nomi-
nation of ll..ticket to oppose the
Bondholders ticket that is now in the
field. A correspondence in another
column signed Opposition calls fol
this organization and shows why il
should be effected. MLet every citizen
do his duty and lend his aid to this
matter. 1t will be useless to under
take campaign unlees all act in con-
cert. If the canvass is managed with
proper energy and discretion it can
be made success. Let us be up and
doing at once.