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NoIsELEss PAkLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlOr shooting, from 81 up. Bazaar 6l5 18th
street, opposite Treasury. col:
THE DELIGHTFUL FRAGRANCE of Mlrrau
| and LdnnlGn's Florida Water is quite differ
ent and distinct from The perfume of any other
Rreparation t It is 80 refreshing and bracing
rant. OF rare power and virtue.
LUCKY IS THE BABY whose mamma uses
Glenn'S sulphur Soap, with which TO wash the
little innocent. No prickly heat, or other rash,
can annoy the infant cutic1e with which this
eo OH and purifying antiscorbutic comes in
GRAY HEADS daily grow black or brown.
Cause-HaUS Hair Dye.
FOR UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
toto's Soothing Syrup has been used for chill.
dren. 1t corrects ac1dity Of the stomach, re-
dysentery. and ~hiarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
wei tried remedy. Is cents bottle.
RELIABLE HELP tor weak and nervous sui.
feless. Chronic, painful, and Frustrating dis
eases cured without medicine: Pulvermach-
Avoid limitations Book and Journal with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address P ulvermacher
Galvanfc Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
TO LADIES AND GsNTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Hscher's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing stablishment No. eO6 g street,
latest improvements, whether OF American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
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-
es: Is years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots efectually from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made: Kid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for for Is cents.
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The Chicago Times thinks it is the most
hopeful fall since the panic.
a6rGen. MackenZie's expedition into Mex
leo was not fOaded.-[ Sarcastic er.
ASYOung folks who sit on dOor-steps these
nights are counting malaria.
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CITY ITEMS.
NEW STYLES OF FALL HAT

NEW STYLES OF FALL HATS.
The Broadway Silk Hat, 81 aud S.;
Splendid stock Stiff Felts, from 81 to So;
Elegant line OF Soft Felt Hats, sl25 to 50.
An immense stock of Boys School Hats at
all prices, from soc. to 81, at Lewis Popular
Dne Price Store geo 7th street, between and
* II. w. 2
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Market, Retail Prices.

MEATs.-Beef, sirloin, 20 per H.; do. porter
house, 2aa25; rib roast, 12a2n; steak, 12l4a20;
COrned Beef, Sale; Dried Beef, (chipped.) 25a
30; do, Sliced ~; Lamb, 1sa25; Veal. 1214i2O:
Mutton 1211al5: Pork, l0al214 Sausage, l2]1 ;
Bacon Hams, tSugarcured,) l213 shoulders, 81
=; Breasts, l0al1: Lard. IN.
FRUITS--PeacheS, 5OasUc. per peck; Apples
2Ga50 per peck Pears, ilasl per peck Oranges
25a40 per doz.; Lemons, a6atO: Bananas. 4Oa
50: Pine Apples. Sale each; Plums. 81 per
peck: DamsOnS, 60a75 per peck; Grapes. 25c.
Per box, 6al0c. per H., do California;, 30ai5
per 10; Canteloupes, 3al0; Watermelons, 10a25
each.
FIsH.-Perch 4Oa5O per bunch Rock, large
l5a20 per ID, 4Oa50 per bunch; Trout, 35a40 !;
1aekerel. 2la25; Halibut. 15a20; Goldfish, 10;
Blue fish, 40a50, bunch Taylers, i0a5O; Sheep
head, l5a2O per h.: Sturgeon, per. h.; Crabs
lhard), . per doz.: do. (sOft). 75aSl per dOz. :;
CLANS, 5Oa6O per 100; Lobster, II per ID.
BUTTER.-Philadelphi print, 81 per lib. {;
Western Creamery, 35; New York, 30a35 roll
25a30: Eggs, 20 per doz.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Irish, 2Oa25 pr peck
Asparagus. 5a25 per bunch; RadisheS, 2a3
Cabbage, sale: Beans. tLima) 15a1S per OF :
Lettuce, 2a5 per head Beets, 3a5 per bunch :
Tomatoes 15a20 per peck Cymblins, 10a12 per
doZ Cucum bers 6al5 per doZ.; Onions, 30..4Dc.
per PIX: Corn, 10al5 per dozen.
Observation-Disclosures 5Oa75 per pair: Ducks,
SCa15 per pair.
GAME-Reed Birds, 5Oa6Oc. per doz.; Orto-
Ian, SatD Der dOZ.
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GET YOUR ROYs READY for school by pur-
Chasing for them Servlceable suits and pants
SEPARATE from suits, at the Boys Clothing
Mouse OF h. Robinson & Co., 80 Pennsylvania
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Now, that our citizens are returning homa
IL may be Well 10 advise those DESTROYS OF rem,
ing or purchasing new houses that they can ~,
well supplied at the real estate Office OF g. III
Warner & Co, gl6 4 st. n.w.-AQUt.
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ONE OF the most satisfactory results in med-
cine is in the production of LOdiLe's Head
ache Specific. 1t cures almost instantly.
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GAIT WATER.
- BATHING, GRABBING, FISHING.
Complimentary Family
EXCLUSION To BLUFF POINT AND WI
COMICO BAY,

rendered to John A. Bayley, of the MORT liz Iiae
Of steamers by the merchants Of IT,,
Washington and Georgetown. Ek34suu u
Steamer ''Jans Moseley'' will
leave 6 b street wharf SUNDAY, Sept, LIST. at 8
o'ci.ck a m, returning that night abou. IL o. M.
free. ~ ~
Tickets for sale by the following committee: DIR.
v. Shinn, West End Hotel: A. Fry, Crop,ey,s
Drus store. Georgetown; NJ Kaufman Nav, Yard,
Washington; Kelly Chamberlen, TIC d st.; E.
q. Wheeler, 7th and b: p. G.. Duffy, American
House 9. Katzenstein. 80 7th st. &C. Venable
7th and I; 4. b. Ferguson, 81 st. and Pa. avenue
Sc. aue23-
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HALLET DAVIS & Co. have lately added to
their styles Of unriyaled upright pianos a bOu
Iolr style, which, they claim. excels all others
Tor sweetness of tone. See adyt
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BRUSSELS CARPETS, new designs, from Sic
Per yard and up: Ingram carpets new designs
20, 81, %, SOC, etc: Nottin cham iacas. hi 80
cts from 81 ., $50, g 8 80, IS per pair nj
cloths, al widths: all Wool cashmere from an,
&c. Robys patent double buSk corSats so
and 81. TOwS0ns cheap dry goods sto - "a;
Transatlantic aYenne. south side = ~,
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY voluntary have
9een nlsd , oy Leopold oppenheimer, Chas. T.
der: the Washington Fire INSURANCE company
and George y. WubuIp, '''-p''A'
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MEDICAL. SC

MEDICAL, &c.
CoNsULT DIR. LEON, the oldest established
~ specialist la the city. He guarantee IS a perma-
OF ell Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
ana iIl-tieated cases speciality. thorough cure
OF no Gu irge. Separate consulting rooms 6o5 ii
street moi Invest. sueSO-tr
nR; LEON. the Oldest E,tabli-h d and only
heiia6e ladies', PHYSICIAN IN he City, can be
day, at No. Cos H st. n. W., from 4 20 8 O'Clock,
Resiaepss Qsiehy cured ONES and
nR. BROWN HAS HAD GREAT SUCCESS
!sncy, seminal Weakness, Lon Of Visof. AND n' an
q ss asd ns sss1
experience. The very worst cases solicited. Hours:
street northwest, back room. aug14-lm.
Cal uL, r Kills. , SAILLs: TY kILsrs
Ktiat ln s Hicfns'S assisy,s kcss's. ssoS Ss
kns,sei's, Dswson's. and 1850 s.h street north.
DE9IsTKR's LINIMKNT
~ Cures KheumAtism. Neuralgia. Headache ana
~ s srss p E,in,; Injuries &C. newer oils ny
Sk9MWE-L: 10 Pennsylvania .ysnus. Hse.s.
MANaOOD RESTORED.
victim tine Of youthful ipprudenos causing pre-
mAt H.I1 aSoay nervous Debility ETC.. having tried
sell cure, which he win send rRKi % bis fellow
suneaSrs. ADDRESS j. Ii. REEVES.
myee-ooly1k . Ch0th0ss st.. N. y.
SPECIAL N0TlCE.-Dr. ROBEKT1OG can h
Omoes e21 u Ct, between 9th and 10Th. nom 10
p;m.. on ON diseases Of the Urinary OrSans md
ness Nervous Debility. lmpotencY Premature Do
Gys Nervous Trembling, Papitation OF the Heart
C., ~ resulting from abuses In youth sIosassSi Ia
a masnnooo. and early indiscretions. 6ononhoA
native Of Baltimore, with Is yeHr1' experience in
special practice, endorsed By tie iesdinS ply cana
ma saturday. Persons In need on medical Toot-
ment LOT any Of the above diseases, Win nnd Il %
honorable and scientife treatment ana Q curs
euAranteed In every case be undertakes, win refeS
bis patrons 20 any OF the leading pbyoiciana Of RS
dmore, snd show letters OF te66noniAb from tn
nne. Can or ed1re1 - abovA @ o - 0ou6
EufAW street. Baltimore. nSF10T1
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ROMAN GOLD CHAINS, bracelets, lockets,
charms studs and buttons to match, Lake
George diamonds in gold and plate, the best
50 cent eye glass in the city.-AdCt.
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NlHE SPRING IS HERE.-N0sc q the
Il Tysse to NeW.-LAdies', Gents and Children's
cast-on Wearing Apparel, Boots, shoes. &C., at
extraordinary high cash prices at .JUSTH'S Old
WIN be promptly attended To- paE42-N
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n14ORE5T PATTEkN6, an tn neV afvle.
seII.l1s U snn deessvso by WHITE 90, HOOK:
and Blank B0o0 SpeaaliSa - IT. 81
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BOYS AND MISSES SCHOOL SHOES, all styles,
at lowest prices, at H.L.Strasburgers 306-3B
18th Street.-Adt.
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
COS Pennsylvania avenue.
FACTS THAT CANNOT BE DENIED,
FGURkS THAT CANNOT BIZ BBA TEN
THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY FOR
RELIABLE GOODS.
LOOK At THE FIGURES,
Ladies' Kid Baton. worked holes ............S2 &C
Ladies' Check or Plain Top Button. $50
Ladies' Fox0d Button Boots ...-. IL . 20 q. 90
ladies' French KID Button ..................2 2. 50
Ladies' Best Frsbch KID. 4, Il, q, d. u 90 to D. 80
Ladies' good Foxed Lace Cater. ............. Loo
Ladies' Eand,m made slippers. to l.6o
Ladies' French Heels, Boxtoe. % 10 100
Misses and chiliren's shoes As cheap - anywhere
- In the United states.
Gents Calf Congress, sewed ~ 90
Gents, fine Gail Congress g. SO
tents Ii and stitched Cali Congress- s. 90 to &. 60
Gents solid Leather Congress. ...-.......... l. 26
Gents low quarter Shoes IL 90 to 80
Gents working Shoes. 90
Boys and IouIns' Shoes cheap.
EVERYTHING AS REPRESENTED.
PRICES GUARANTEED THE LOWEST.
No BraAch Store. O~lp Oae P~Sos.
aus14-u 8EOk8E MCCARTHY.
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'nB. RICOHD's kssENCE OF LIFE
The most shst;srs6 Constitution In -four weeks.
dy should Be taken by Ill about 10 rnarTv a Wso
nave become we,aened from exosss or my other
0CSS. S90cees E exefy caee u q certain g tAst
DE-. JOS. JACQUES, fUnivS1itv ~ -. SEnS
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RICE BROS. have lately finished likeness of
Mrs Hawey, wife of the Assistant Secretary,
which Is not only regarded as an admirable
portrait OF that lady by her friends, but as
remarkably fine work Of art by all who have
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= L1DY Or THf LAKE Wi. '-1Hs ss@s1
Excuraton Trips On SUNDAY a.
I !s leesing her wharf. terminus Of thu
sail On the Potomac, calling sc diymont Rofna
down and coming back. Fare 20 cents. Steamer
JOHN w. TROE PSON win leave same wharf
every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ct O'Clock, foS
6lYmont. Fare round trip, 8 cents.
-. Bs-BoeAmeI 1hompeo0'D tickets not Eood O
LAbeb m2e-H
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A I'D THE SUFFERING!

a AD
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
,-n,.- -. roEp,s orkskRA HOUSE
Under the the auspices Of Egual pvs,Sn OF t.
vote. to the benefit OF the yell
ON SATURDAY. lsT E tSTsS fStsre aars 81 1874
S Sasy tsnGefed their services The ashinS ton
Eva Ms Mss Jennie of
mrs. h C. sherman; Miss Alice Murray, of Baiti-
MI ssmae G. Young Mr T h e. pnso
nthi1,adelphia; Mr. e. ]. whipple aud Mr.. F.ancis
49,, Ife programme will include Oftenhach's Cha M
,. "THE ROSE OF AUTERGNE.
No reserved seats aucso 1t
NATIONAL THEiTER. Ope ing.
"a After its extensive embellishments and changes
MONDAY NIGHT,
A'A E i;e ~ eroWded With Masc '0
Mir,h and Melody.
THE FAMOUS
DUPREZ q BENEDICT MINSTRELS.
q IN NUMBER, INCLUDING THE GREAT MIMIC.
BILLY ARLINGTON.
NEW SoNGs. DANCES, SKETCHES, Pun, ETC.
Admission to first and second fioors SO cents.
Reserved seats, 30. IS and 81 GO.
Gallery, 25 cents.
The Dramatic Season will co-nan.a nm NON
DAY, september 9th, viii a yerv bs,iia,f mr.
romance. tPosl and Rep augso-tr
A GRAND BARBECUE AND FESTl.
- VAL
WILL BE GIVEN By THE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE BUTCH
ERS' CONDENSATION
AT THE
WARRINGTON SCHOErZEN PARK,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, sEPrEM
Der 4TH AND 9TH.
Bullock will be slaughtered aud roasted each
DAY at IL o clock, sharp, and served to visi- ~
tors free or charge: the bullock TO be roasted ~
whole Prize Bowling, Ladies' Prize Shoot "a
Ing. Concerts, Dancing and other amuse-L-A
ments. 6rand Illumination and Fireworks every
evening. There Will be grand Parade on the first
Day, st 10 clock sharp Al Butchers are respect
fully invited to participate in the parade (mounted)
to appear in Dark Clothes and High Hats. starting
from y. kolb's corner 9th and streets, NV, at
10 O'Clock, sharp. Admission, 25 cents. For fur
Their information, inquire OF the
aue22 dad EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
HCf) ON EXHIBITION (CDE
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BLACK CAsHMEREs, pure wool, 50, SO, IS Sc,
DC; blankets. blankets, blankets pure wool,
SEre white large size, $3.50; white blankets.
SSassimeres twool) for boys wear, SIC. |:
CnIIuIen 5 colored stockings immense assert
s1esRHt'Iery cheap; DIR. Warmers health corset
EiI2; excellent canton flannel. a. Csrter'S
I'll Market Spaee-Adyt. w. 0"i'et D.
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NOIsELEss PARLoR RIFLES for rat, cat and
parlOr shooting, from $6 up. Bazaar 6l5 18th
street. opposite Treasury. col:
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The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.


The street lamps will be lighted at los p. m.
and extlngulsned at 3:45 am:
pocket book containing eli by coiored man.
Tuesday evening. The TObber was pursued by
policeman and several citizens, but eS
CAPPED.
On 18th street, above Q northwest, number
OF cellars have been filed with water since
the heavy rains a few weeks ago. The stencil
- intoierabe. Ii would not be surprising in it
produced sickness.
The President has pardoned Frank Wash
misdemeanor. ioA I"
A revival Of religion is now in progress at
Foundry M. f. Church Last night The chnrc =,
was packed, and mum beers of UeSnl. ma nifast
ga a desire To be saved. The meetings are
GG1hducted by the young evangelist, Rev.
Thomas Harrison.
Postmaster Hughes, Of Columbia, Maury
County Tenn. encloses to us a funeral notice,
also local notice by the Maury Sentinel. OF the
death OF Thomas Douglas, aged 70, who was a
native OF Washington city, but went to Ten
and omnibus driver there for fifty years. The
postmaster says he heard him speak of hunt
Ing e9ons and 'Possums on the Island in
known all over the country in the Tennessee
mountains as Uncle Tommy" and was much
liked II is very probable he has relatives in
Yesterday afternoon eolored man grabbed
a pair OF shoes from the front of a shoe store
Oh 9TH street. Officer Cooper gave chasr m
him. when he dropped the shoes s,uu made his
escape.
Mrs. Mary s Oliver, of this city, has sent to
the New York Tribune long document puT-
porting to give an account OF her alleged 70
latiOnS with Senator Simon Camerc re,
has given notice that this is only th~ ~, auu
ton to series of weekly lett~ - iitIouuc-
proposes to furnish that or fS Tb %n Te sne
regards the notification -: :.nai -, ine 1ftouhe
Judge DIN, who h- as awful
ID bome To- in' -oved in health, and is expect
A rec,r LAY.
fbe .irence OF the sinking of the filling on
8" fredericksburg railroad, this side of Free
-.one point, took place last night, about 200
yards of the embankment sinking from four
to six feet.
An attempt was made by the prisoners in
the wOrkh0use on Wednesday night to escape
by fling or their irons and forcing out one of
the window frames but they were frustrated
hy the vigilance OF the OverseerS and inten-
lant.
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JOINT LOOKOUT E4CUksIOHs'
gTEAMER .gH1."

The Eleeant Iron Steamer SUE Wili resums ne.
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR- .G~.
sIONs. june 18th, to Point Look.
out, stopping At Piney Point going
and returning. leaving Stephenson . wharf, foot al
tn st., every saturday at .. m, ret1rnins TO
washington bY Am. ON Monday. Meals viii be
1in Do hrst-cIass. Fare, round trip. 81 For
S1ass RoSM snc further Information apply to
1t. Aud IA. ave and 7th e. wharf. rs Sm
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TNHE GREAT
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE.
491 Pennsytcanta -4vense.
Sign OF THE RED FLAG.
DOES NO DOUBT LEAD THE SHOE TRADE
THIS SIDE OF BOSTON.

ATTENTI0N LADIESf
A large lot Of LADIES NEWPORT FRENCH
HEEL anJ san GAL SLIPPERS. all OF a..
nrst-class quality, N sde from the best
French kid, which have been slightly dam.
aged by the great, heavy storm yeslerdAy.v
August b.h, will DO sold al great sacrifice
at the
BOSTON SHOE AUCTION HOUSE,
49I Pennsylvania AcensSe.
LEOPOLD RICHoLD, Proprietor,
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~ NM EEps4 ~ J,! mxtOMI yEANON Pas.
WASH se1vk. which mas teen 70
Gently redrtud and furnished, l.. L.
Bike. captain ID the only boat allowed 70 hand ma.
sengers et Mount Vernon wharf. Hound trip o.
including admission TO mansion and grounds.
ceptedl at 10 In, and returns at pm. J. MCH
dOELlNGSWORTH. Dup't Ladies' Mount Yer.
non Association. =. L. BLAKE steamer NHFy
" 66nlQGUOn. 10l6.iv
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Nationals and the Pittsfields, of Massachu-
sets, was played yesterday afternoon. There
were but few people on the grounds. it being
Massachusetts club led, the score being five to
two
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rHAN(iE OF PROGRAMME FOR
~ p sIhA aoai l. H IA asa ~ S..,
can be chartered on Mondays, We'd n.
nesdays, and FRIDAYS, and for two and three day
trips, and evening, $26. Thursday aud Sunday
trips as usual, from 8lh-street wharf, at $50 a,
m for 90 cents: children half price; little ones,
qutre on boat or at BON g Ice Cream depot,
1011 7th street. NJ. z. GREGG, Capt, aup24 I'm
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HH1 kOSSLYN SE11NARY,
4 WIN r.opsp on WISE n5sS = R0ss. P.,nc,p.s
no. 1bS6 /! st., near 18th q. nv. Grcniaf1 &
nsan q Ro, and solomon. Cnap'
rooms sept: 10th. Previous 70 that date her r. o,
eo0Seo ~ BOZ NJ 4ogIise0WD, u. ], Uur6D
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Flow to Raise Money.

Editor Star: I endorse every word in your
article Of Wednesday in regard to the collec-
tiOns for the sufferers by yellow fever. 1t is,
think. manifestly the duty of the Commission
ers to take the Initiative, and request the citi-
point committee to whom could be left the
whole matter Of collecting and forwarding
money to those places where it is most needed.
What has already been done in that way must
be commended; but great deal more still re-
mains to be done, and it should be done under
proper authority.
ONE WHO WILL CONTRIBUTE HIS MITE.
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.-A complete assortment Of
y all kinds used In the Public and Private Srh lis
for sale at very low prices by Z. K. LUNDY, 128
Bridge st., Georgetown. aug23
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EXCURSIONS AND PICNIC
OCEAN CITY.
THIRD GRAND EXCURSION,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Sd, 1873.

THIRD GRAND EXCURSION.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Sd, 1873.
Steamer JANE Mos ELRY will leave 9Th street
wharf nextTUkSDAY, promptly at 49,
$50 p. M, arriving at ocean City EAsN
Wednesday in time for breakfast.
Twenty-four hours on the Ocean Shore. Sleep
Ing accommodations at the Ocean Hotel free
Mas, 5O cents each. Leave Ocean City THURSDAY,
at 2 m. arriving home by D. m. This ar rangs-
ment v Ill give excursionists grand view OF Tan
ger Sound. chesapeake Bay and the Potomac river
b! daylight. Tickets, 50 children bat and II
Years. 81 so; state-rOoms 81. Mattresses Free
The d1ning-room Is reserved for ladies, and will be-
htted Up as sleeping apartment, free. Meals on
Tickets to be had at the following drug stores:
Ee1guson,s; Capitol Hill: Thompso IS, 15 n IT.
and the following bookstores Morrison's Psnna.
ave.. Pafker's 7th St. hit1aker's, Penna. ave-
Purceli's 9th ST., and OF NJ. W. Gait & Bro, IL "
elers. and w. q. Metzerott, music store. State
rooms for sale at Baliantyne's bookstore, 7lh ST.
Remember next TUESDAY, Septembe 81
aus29-4t r. j. LkWRENSON
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MT. hearney proceeded: Yes, that's the
man. IL we had him we'd be all right. All
the Cabinet officers are hard money men:
they all go to the same school and all answer
questions the same way, Let me appeal to
the social structure of this country from its
center to its circumference. The sooner you
kick out the political bummers from your
and thus give the lickspittle press an oppor,
tnnity to say that your ranks are divided.
They are all communists. They take every
ming and divide 1t among themselves.
MIR. Kearney then appealed to the working
men to use the ballot intelligently and have
of the remarks he said: THE war is over, the
south done wrong; they know it now and
have come back to the traces. and we work
ingmen look upon the wOrkingmen of the
south as brothers"
THE HEATHEN CHINEE, ETC
After speaking of the Chinese as a set of
Acknowledged, long tailed leprous parasites and
announcing that he would go to Philadelphia
to-day, will speak in Baltimore Saturday
night, and from there will campaign in New
York, New Jersey and Massachusetts, il the
latter states for Butler.
WE ARE COMING.
During the meeting a drum and fife was
heard playing THE girl left behind me"
coming Farther Abraham, $1,000 more"
When the band appeared, and about 20 colored
men and BOYS headed by a transparency In
o~iLotu NO mluulclueu IltlclCt mas ceased
70 be virtue. 81 50 cts per day. Free speech
assert your rights" the scene was rather
.udlerous. There were perhaps as many as
.%o thousand people at one time in front OF
the pOrtieo, generally very orderly, most Of
'Aen apparently drawn there by curiosity.
y,, ENTHUSIASTIC kEARNEYITEs.
Nhen hearney left 4 large crowd followed
nm nm An enthusiastic Irish man said Dinnis,
you nave the Irish with YOU" (doubtful,} and
another worked his way through the crowd
ekc!almlng, Just let me touch the hem of his
GONE TO THE QUAKER CITY.
heafney tnls morning gave an audience to
Cohen, at the Emmet house, with whom he
walked out for short time and on rstnrninS
he settled his bills and with Cohen went 70 the
depot and took his departure for Philadel.
Paia
The daily gazette., 1878-05-04

A Nnw EMPIRE IN THE WEsT.-The
New York Herald publishes letter
from the great Valley ofthe Yellowstone,
showing.that immigration is pouring
into that country from all sections. The
wigwam Of the Indian has given place to
churches and schools and stores and news
paper offices. At Tongue River, where
General Miles was encamped In 1867,
there is town of nearly one thousand
Inhabitants. The battle-fields of the
heroic Custer are farms, anu cattle Craze
on the plains and hillsides where the sad
dest and bloodiest Of our Indian TRACE
dies were so recently enacted. The
Yellowstone Valley is forever lost to
the Indian.