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Sunday Race. on tho Road.

In Jerome and st. Nicholas avenues. ,yester
day. several trials OF speed. Col. RicNsu Pen
STAINS bay mare Lady Thorne Jr., and Mr. Frederokt
Sorrel geding Tppo troted mile In Seventh avenue.
Both horses in front Of top buggies IN each OF which
two persons Lady Thorne took the lead at slash
ing gait and az the quarter led rppo three lengths The
the Colonel pulled his and Both horses trotted hes
and head 10 tho three quarters Lady Thorne then In
creased her speed and won by six lengths VIM. Dren
mems bay mare Kitty Allen and j. 7. Bishops Trenton
trotted mile in Jerome avenue. Trenton was trte
ahead at the start but AZ the half mile they
and neck Near the nnish Kitty Allen went 10 the ironi
aud won easily by three lengths
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08
An E,sht.Yenr.old Leader OF Hand.

An incident at Brighton Beach yesterday
afternoon was Master schus appearance the leader
OF the full band OF MIR. l. conierno Master schultz is
eight years old of German parents living in Bergen
street. BROOKLYN. lie is pronounced n musical gcnus
and has many times led the concerts in Prospect Park
for Mr. Conicrno Dressed in short ranialoons, white
waiScoat. and little straw hat hc mounted rostrum,
and with an ivory baton beat time In the march, Char
ncterisuc,'A piece OF Mr.. Concrnos composition. lie
Wa Ia che
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08

New ORLEANS. July7.-W William Suclffe. who.
weeks ago defeated Frank Prinz in twenty.four
mile swim was drowned in the Mississippi River to day
their boat Sutcle jumped out to catch the swell of
passing towboat lie VentuIed two and struck
by barge. lie after the barge passed over him.
but sank Immediately.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08
Single scull Race for a Gold Medal.

There WIS single scull race In the South
Cove, Jersey CITY yesterday. II was for gold medal
anu the championship OF Hudson county. and
four and halt mile 1t witncss ssed bv about
so persons There were six contestants. Thomas
Brown won IN i3 min. II sec. Michael Fecley came in
scconi in 33 min II Fccey l. considered the hest
uarsnan IN Jersey city. and would have won the
but tor misludg gncnt III turning the stakeboat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08
Gen. nu.ler Nominated for tho Presidency.

BosToN. July 6-Tho Ward 10 Greenhack
Club Of this city unanimously aloped the following reso
luton last evening;
Wher,ns The Hon BENJAMIN +. Butler the only
Massachusetts, in the last Congress
who cspouscd the cause ot the people.
Rso1ci That the Hon Benlamn y. Butler is our first
choice for President IN 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08

Peter Black President Of the First National Bank OF
Zncsvc. ONO, was found dead IN bed yesterday morn
lng supposed cau>e heart disease.
The Rev Father Augustus j. McConomy for hiteen
years Chancellor ot the Diocese of Philadelphia died
yesterday afternoon at tile ArchiepiscopaI residence
The cause OF his death was Brlghts disease.
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John G. Condon - years OF age, OF az Hoyt street
Newark took dose OF oxalic acid Saturday evening
in the presence Of his wife because he had been Of
his wife suffer from want OF bread. Dr. Rcord ad.
minstered emetic, and Condor taken 70 St
Miehaeps HoApitAL Ne was alive last tevsnin&-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08
SPARKS From TnE TELEGRAPH.

Slightly higher pressure and temperature
southerly winds ami clear weather.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-08

At Hudnut's at 2 A. NJ. 72'; G. 70'; 0. ITO: IA
| NJ, So; Sls T. Nj. So d 80 o. 10. H. 74o.
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Note Tin Box, with Hue Star Wrapper.
Our genuine Anne rican Soft Capsules Trade marks.
American" ard monogram A. Q. Mauger a &Petie, ny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29
GEORGETOWN.

THE RAILROAD BRIDGE.-Mr. G. n. Dutton.
architect, has made an estimate of the cost
of building a bridge upon the piers of the
Aqueduct bridge. and puts the cost of a
wooden one at 5000 and of an iron one at
$1,000 per span.
GRAIN AR!tIvALs.-Boat Ruhey, with .IN
tons wheat: boat Hattie & Bessie, with 800
do; boat Wheeler Il Barron. with $500 do,
TO Hartley \ Bro: BY rail-it0 bushels wheat,
to J q. & j. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Offerings on
change today-6,7l0 bushels wheat, with sales
as follows: $500 bushels at 10iI%; $40 at 1O5:
AZ at l00; go al 1887 400 at lO3; 40 at l02'%
. MALICIOUS MtsCUIEF.--LaSt night some ma
tlcIous person opened stop cock OF a zinc
wafer Main in the foundation OF The railroad
buildings In process of erection on Bridge
street, thereby flooding it
R8rNewspapers are used in many public
schools OF the West instead of books for read
ing lessons.
Gas from a cargo of decomposed fruit
Killed two sailors who descended into the
lower hold of the vessel at Quebec
St-In Massachusetts large numbers of birds
are found dead in potato fields, killed by Paris
green scattered for the destruction of potato
bugs.
EB~ Neal BOWS latest utterance on the
liquor traffic: But for it there would be no
yagabonds, no tramps, no dangerous classes
IL the cOuntrY.N
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POLICE CoUKT-Act5 an I,Joo u,,,,o-
DAYS. James 0'Bris, agrancy; almshouse 90
John Gordon. do.;' ~ Rrofanei 8 or days
derry forfeited ota+erai Iobn Ste,l u1 Eag.
fine. John ii. Sc, John King, disordery; $
Vacrapcy: johnson, do; do. Annie Smith,
days. 'cehcealeo weapons; nned 80 OF 30
Geo SUNDAY SHAVING.
iDIT zee w. SmithSOn was charged with keep
pc dis barber shop open on Sunday The evi-
zee was that party went there and was
shaved, and the defence was that no money
ten, and the shop was not opened. The court
said the law was made at the instance of the
BARRIERS themselves, and they should comply
with the law. He imposed a fine of so and an
ana assault; - days IN each case. Henry
Thomas, petit larceny, second offence: held for
assault on David Harper; s. Henly Thomp,
son. threats to John Williams. who the de-
PENDANT said was harborinC his wife; bail 10
keep the peace. Agnes HlDsley aud Mary
j. 1IinSlev, atfray; fined - each. SaXey
Butler, disorderly: fined g. John Young
assault on Susan Young fined 50. Also, with
assault on Thomas Craig: fined S. and costs.
George Waterson; assault on W. H. Johnson
fined 81. Lizzie Proctor, assault on w. w.
Brown, who testified that she called him a
motheress dog. and struck him on the head.
Defendant testified that after washing she
was. was setting down singing There was
Gwine be a Storm when he came in threaten
Ing what he would do, and attacked him. The
court dismissed all parties with a warning.
George Miller, profanity 8 and costs.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
VIM. Burgess and Eliza III Gordon C. Ash
ton and Emily T. Garner; Fred j. Midoman-
SKI and Ella Hulien: Jas. E. Sullivan and An
ME Young; Jas. Harris of Baltimore and
carrie V. Tebbs; Samuel Baldwin and Har-
riet Fuller.
A SUIT FOR DIvORCE.-To-day Mr.. Fl. B.
Mouiton, Tor Johanna Reese, filed bill for
divorce from ChaS. z. Reese, she charging
him with cruelty and adultery.
STRAW MATTINGs at prime cost. TOwson's.
696 pennsylvania avenue, south side, near It'll
Street.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

as near perfection as any medicine ever intro
duced. Cures at once.
No LADY ever taints her handkerchief with
coarse perfume. Indeed the refined Of bo.h
sexes are always critical IN this particular.
Hence Ii is that Murray s. Ianman'S FI0ri"I
Water Is so universally preferred by persons
OF correct taste to all other toilet waters and
extracts.
BRIGHT EYES. regular features and a grace
inl figure fail to produce their due effect If
blotchCS or the skin is rough or harsh. To
remedy these defects use Gte7an's Sulphur
Soar.
FHrS Hair Dye restores the tfnSe Of you.r
to gray locks.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. WINS
t0pS SOOTHING Syrup has been used for chill
dren. 1t corTects acfdity of the stomach, re-
lieveS wind collie, regulates the bowels cures
dysentery, and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An Old and
well-tried remedy. Is cents a bottle.
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui
eases cured without medicine. Pu.vermach
er'S Electric Belts the grand desideratum
Avoid Avoid limitations Book and Journal, with par
Galyanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-we wish to
call attention to A. Fischer Chemical ScOur.
ing and Dyeing Establishment Noses Il street,
near 9th street. BY promptly adopting the
arrest improvements, whether OF American or
Euro e. Invention he is enabled to do his
not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are in
TACT, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party dress
es: % years experience. His dry cleanser re-
moves grease spots effectualy from any article,
as il newly made. Kid Gloves cleaned: two
pair for for Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29
Indications To-dG'
LOCAL NEWS.
condemned locals.

Tie range Of the thermometer to-day at
Henp1er's srOle,-At O'Clock am, 10; IL
. ' Hit =. :. - .,;r g'o.IS-t1ok
place =. washington at an early hour this
fr~rTf-r arI RI Tie present wri ing it looks
asst mex. 2 g'g,e would b. UHne ceSSary.
F.ark W. F"nfa. clerk in the Pension
enc. y,d..g voting dttHG Is. y .. X. X. depot
Yesterday afternoon. was taken with hemOr-
rbaep at rHa lungs. aud was removed TO his
hOFP - { rect ne.
Tie fcrogiu- officers have been Ell ctGd by
Cyr-auura. tI;enefCiaJ Council No I. Sons of
,JouadaD.-W. BeTOG. WP.: Il. W. Mullins,
81. Pc; GuStayUS ". Ward. VIC: Chas. H.
TaylOr. DC; Jas. Ruhl, IS. w II. Young
rs: 1hCS SummerScaleS, T: j. q. Brayman
Rep. 10 or. COIuCH.
A. Dawson. a youth from this city, left here
on the day before the 18th of July for an eXcur
sion down the river. On Friday last his body
washed ashore near River Springs and was
bmiCd by DT. Blackstone.
ChariOtS will run from the corner OF Seh
street and Pennsylvania avenue to the
ScheUtZenfeSt, commencing al e:3j pm. Fare
10 cents: no transfers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

BEAUTIFUL lace white stripe goods, Is: Vic
toria lawns, 10; beautiful figured lawns fPa.
cifc,D 10; beautiful calico, 5; childrenS colored
hosiery; excellent corsets; closing out para
soils at real cost Carters. I'll Market Space
pure wool, SO; gauZe vests for ladies and chill.
dren: bleached table damaSk, 50; Shetland
shawlS, white, blue and cardinal; one hundred
rived, Including sideband lawns.-Adut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29
NUNS CLOTH SACK COATS.
Black Alpaca SACK COATS.
Mobair and Linen BUSTERS.
White Duck VESTS.
ty25-tr 935 Pennsylvania aoe
For STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Juy 8, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Depart
ment Of state until IL III. on the 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1873, TO furnish this Department with
Stationery for the year ending June 30th 1879, in
accordance with schedule OF articles which win
be supplied to persons and firms proposing to bid
therefor.
The right to reject any and all bids, or to accept
any portion OF any bid. or to amend the quantity
given OF any article in the schedule, is reserved;
and each bidder s required to furnish with his bid
bond, with two Sureties, In the sum of two thou
sand dollars, as guarantee of faithful perform
ance Of the contract which may be awarded to HIM
X. G. MORGAN, Superintendent.
iyl2 10, "a 81 S3u2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

BASE BALL - The New Bedford National
game Saturday afternoon, resulted in anafhs.
victory for the visitors, the score being 5 30 J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

T u NJ b Z H.
CALL AT OUR YARD OR WRITE Us FOR
AN ESTIMATE ON YOUR BILL OF LUN-
Der. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY.
Rs- WE ARE NEVER BEATEN
WILLET 4 LIEBEY,
Cor,.er Stcth street and Ne,c York auen,Ie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

SHEETING COTToNs, ~ Wide ., md D, ~,
tabie linens, from =, 81, so. 81 x dc Toyr'
son 5, % Pennsylvania avenue. south sids
near It'll street-Adrt 'ou'h sioo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

S1175 PROFITS IN so DAYS ON S1Oe Is
~ A judicious Investment in SlOO-
Stocks Options or Privileges), often doubles in
"a hours. Full details and Official Stock Ex change
Reports free. Address T. POTTER WIGHT
CO.. Bankers, So Wall street, New York.
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CITY ITEMS.
VISITING CARDS. Milans & wilkins. sos 7th

loDTLLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC is certainly
as near perfection as any medicine ever intro
duCed. Cures At once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

THE BEST CURE FOB ALL ILLS Is Six
weeks In the mountains, where al prOcssses
70 build up invigorate and strengthen,
ESnd stamp Tor II page pamphlet. Address. DIES
Reading, Pa. ieza- eoim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-29

lNTEhSATI0NAL CHESS TOURNEY - Mr.
kksteeI, Ga thIs city, having resigned game 10
ads DRPonent. Mr.. Monck, OF Dublin, in the
SsS S,Si card chess tourney between Great
D.iCa I'll ana The United States, the score now
st"nds , 10 D. The tourney commenced one
stsaf ago, and will terminate July. 1879.
NESS. Erech and Monck have scored one
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THIRTEENTH GRAND
ANNUAL sCHUETZENFEST

ANN UAl SCHUETZENFEST
WASHINGT0N SCHUE TzENTEREIN
oo-,, ou o1mmmISncinS on the
18TH ia of SSSD LASTING FIVE
Prize Shooting, Prize Bowling, Ladies' Prize
shooting, Prize shooting by The schustzen Cadet
Concert and dancing music hy the Marine Band
every day. commenciIE a. Sp; N. Special per-
, ,, TkSSkkxBSTEv STkkT ETH
Celebrsted Ivy their SeSati.ni rendttonso of SEMI,
mental and character songs of the sunny South, etc
lie seTi HE f FRENCH e Tw Ptss SISTERS
Two ACCOMPLISHED young ladies, who won golden
Two Of The brightest stars in the profession. Tn,y
will appesr in new songs, dances ard sketches
They have never been In washington. AVERY
LAkUE and BELLE LARUE, Ia their daring
and Astonishing aCrohstic ami Tr9raza parfnrre
ances GTSnd Double Slereo-Panopttcon Exhih.-
tion " Prof; h q aver. Brilliant ilum nation
The Washington SengeTband and Il. b Choir
nave kindly consented TO assist the Verein. snd
guaranteed 10y The several Committees. Positively
10 admission OF doubtful characters. Members are
re4uest.a I" present Their em5ership tickets at
]! 2e-5t The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
6i2S!S :} ON A sH. J. ssEE 1926
FKEE Art GALLERY AND STORE
NO. 62s L STREET.
EsS 1ses S
shsdes, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
sells, Kings. Nails. &C., In the District,
ar Please rsmsm6er Name and Number. ,yl-1y
THE SPRING Is HERE.-Notc Is The
Il Time TO S@H.-LaGies', Gents and Children's
cast off Wearing Apparel, Boots, Shoes. &C., at
stand, No. e19 ID Street NV. An notes by mSi
VIII be promptly attended 10. mar22-tr
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FOR CON RET e
l. STONE, CEMENT AND SAND FOR TIE
U. 8. BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND

PRINTING, WASHINGTON, DC.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, }
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IT, 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until II III. on the Cd DAY OF AUGUST, 1875 for
furnishing and delivering at the site of the build
ing to be erected for the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, square 231, Washington, DC, all the
broken Stone required for the concrete foundations
$50 yards, more or less; also for all the Cement and
Sand required for the building, IL 600 bbls. more
or less OF Cement, and 8, 600 cubic yards more or
less, clear, sharp Sand.
Copies of specification, blank form of bond, and
any additional Information may be had on applica-
ton at This Office. JAS. G. HILL
ly1S-eC6t Supervising Architect
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ELEVEN CHILDREN HURT BY Runaway
ACCIDENT. - This morning milk wagon.
owned by MIR. QuackenboSS was standing at
the corner OF 18th and n Streets in charge Of a
small boy, when number of children gath
cred about it. The little fellow invited them
to pile in and take ride The invitation was
accepted, and IN few minutes twelve bows
and girls were Ia and about the wagon, and
the young driver giving the word, the horse
started. but before proceeding half a SQUARE
the animal became frightened and upset the
and saving themselves. The othersNeleVen
including the driver, were more or less in
lured, Mr.. Quackenboss' son the most serious
~, he being badly bruised, and it is thought
arm broken and teeth loosened, and others
were cut and bruised, some but slightly and
others more seriously. The horse was soon
stopped. and DrS. Young, Hoover and Others
were quickly summoned, and for some time
they had as much as they could attend to in
binding up cuts, &c.
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EeUAL DIVISION, No. 3. 5. Of It.

EAtt hSION To FORT NONROEr
NORFOLK oRd THE C4PEs.
SATURDAl EVENING, August 10th.
Steamer JANE MuSELY. IT,
and l. 81 7sfa--1~3sA&S
Meals OF rcard. 50 cents. No liquors sold on the
boat. Sleeping accommodations rnTni,h L.
al yS2 cow
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.

rID POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
NY OFFICE, No. SO HIGH STREET.
Georgetown, ID. c., July Pa, 1878.
The annual election for twelve Directors OF this
Company VIII be held at the Office, No. So High
street, Oh MONDAY. August s.
PUES open at L. CLOCK IN. and close at 1 O'Clock
pm ljy25-tcl J. W. DEEBLE, Sec.
PAZoRS, SCISSORS, PEN-KNIVES NAIL,
4 Tooth, Hair and Cloth Brushes. Combs Soap
PyrtenionIls tes, &C., for sale cheap by z K
LUHDI, l44 Bridge st., Georgerown. jeI9-tr
ENSTARLIskED IN ls1It ENL 4IsaiED
~ and improved in 1874; now the Nest Com
pi5te n tits part OF the Country.
W. h. WHEATLEG'S
PEsMICh STEAM DYRING AND SECURING Es-
TAGLIeHHENT,
~ jefferson St., sseHr Fridge ST., Georges
torn, ID. q.
Everything 8GreTtaLiDg % the business
pICmG,iy attended a. The cleaning o l.rpgts.
ptIeSets and Ral.kecss specially during the sum-
E-tl mouths. District work sent for aHu returned
fIae az charge. Orders 10y nail and express
promptly attended 20. Address as above rclI-tr
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r OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a FORTUNE,


4 sr1ESD12 2 2 FGEFGET. TO WIN
NEW df R REEsphY HGdJs 1s s
Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by
Ss S e Shlf Fl a e; IsSsS
Oh ne Isaoad x k Place mofhy
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 600.
100000 Tickets at S2each; Half Tick
LIST OF PRIZES:
Capital Prize. $50 600
Capital Prize. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
ffaR5sst Of f 81 500 esq
O. P Pri, Of Of LIZ 1000
200 Prizes Of 3d.. ....................., 10000
w. ~ lies VI 49,. ................. 10000
~ AUTHORIZATIONS e1se, x .PK1zEs: wv
DIFFERENTIATION Prizes Of 100 ........ 800
1,s57 Prizes, amounting to. sl1O. 400
Responsible, corresponding agents wanted at ali
R59msn ea points, to whom liberal compensation
Application Tor rates to clubs should only be made
Write, clearly stating full address, for further
Information OF send orders to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
=. D. Boz 602, FetC Orleans, Louisiana:
Re- All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management OF Gems
1T. BeaIregarG and Jubal A. Early, jylO-wS s4y
7 IEBEG CO3TPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IL MEAT, FL EST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLANORING STOCK FORSOUPS, MADE
DISHES AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. us success and boon Tor which
nations should feel grateful. See Medical
Press, - "Lancet,h British Medical Jour
nal, " &c.
CAUTION Genuine only with the fac Smile
of Baron Liebig's Signature in Blue Ink
across the Label.
"Consumption in England increased ten-fold
In ten years.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT OF
MEAT. To be had Of all Storekeepers, Gro
GERS and Chemists. Sole agents for the United
States, (whoesale only, G. DAVID 4 Co.,
lark Tar I'm ri
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NINE. WASHINGTON,
Nl FAsHIONABLE BRESSMAKING
DHESsE6, SOITS, COSTUMES, CLOAKS, &C.,
Made In superior style at short notice.
Ladies can have Dresses Cut and Basted ana q
perfect 1T guaranteed.
0O5 Pemnsy lcanta ave~ue,
1ezU-Sm Over WiIlianSs
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THE GREAT EXCURSION OF THE
SEAAONt
ONhf ff'o' TO
Ma CARA FAILS


Tickets good for q continuous ride going on spe-
cial train. Returning via Geneva and Boat on Sen
eca Lake TO WatE in's Glen, and good 20 return
on day thin ten days from date OF starting OF
the excursion. Special train will leave Baltimore
and Potomac dep Il sJ am. August L running
through without change, arriving NJ the Falls same
evening. Arrangements have been msle with the
International HO,Cl for accommodations az 81 &c
per day at the ia Is, and with the Glen aOuntain
House, at WaiEiB'S Glen, for -. % per day; also
carriages, sightseeing, &c, NJ greatly reduced
rates. Tickets eau Ice idd az Schel-r Stevens
National Hotel drug store; JOS. n. Birch, George
Town. and W. A. Short, 1873 st n ly24-St
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ENDOWMENT LIFE INSURANCE POL
- iClES bought ut fair rates, or loans thereon
procured. Contested Life Insurance Claims settIed
Tlth3If pecuniary outlay. Address A. KHUF-
MANM, Box Zig, New York city; or j, L.
dEUPEL. Box 785, (rosidence No. 26S High at !
georgetown, D. c. Communications strictly con.
AaentlA jy23, %, "a, so, an1 81
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TEE FUNERAL oi the late W;p. Nan. ,,,l,
p'aee yesterday afternoon from his residence
I-'r I'll street northwest. and it was attended
~ .aTEc Cuat, UIse 81 friends and relatives
and SyTavJSian> Lodge. No. H. X. OF p and
Seneca Tribe No L. of Red Men. The services
we're conducted by Rev. II. =. France and the
iuECral cOrtegs proceeded 10 Alexandra
here the lBteTmeEt was made
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pOINT LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS.

CAPT. W. q. 6EOHEGAN,
The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE will rexnu. ,..
SATURDAf NIGHT EXCUR- oa
S OUT sSD mime ~ 6t Pn to P P Look
and returning, leaving Stephenson's wharf ,oo, =,
e ST., every SATURDAY at p: M, returning to
furnished on the Boat and all the accom- ~
VII be frst-class. Fare, round trim, sS PaT
stare Rooms and further infornation srn,lv ~
STEPH ENS0N a BROS. Agents .oT 49,! !, o.. -
St and Pa. ave. and It'll 81. wharf ia M a. ia
pLEAsURE BOATS FOR HIRF Y0R FTstT--
= ing, &c, JOSEPH PISSENO'
,, rs Water strset ~ .
splo iD georgetown, ID, y, ~sS4fe
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BLACK SEEsr C0l0red silks. checked sills
every shade OF colored Sill,s, incrIdinS all rho
very Hght and lark shates Of SiIf,S a. ai S,i
cream and cardinal cOlOred silks Csrt.r"S
III Market Space Black silk 10. eTnan,ntt
black SIX, a.; our Tea satin iIniSH kIa II. Sili,
II and Sl-21 black (damaSsel silk .,Ten,IdiI'-
~ redt cost hEuTeC linen lawns ni,r- 49,
hner lawns black nnen lawns 46gf 'l'0
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s25, $50, 500, $500, $500

The majority Of Wall street houses and men are a
honest rs their neighbors, and many OF them hayes
The Old house Of ALEX. FROTHINGHAM
70, brokers, 12 Wall street, New York, is enti-
1estmsnt OF about 500 made recently return ed
over S!,oOO In less than 80 days. Send for their
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- HALL. = Steamer '.Mattanor -
ieavss eth,st: wharf EVERY SUM- Essaau Il
DAY, at $50 p. M, for Marshall Se27ns
hall; returning, will arrive IN Washington 1T 70
p d M; NO palms viii be spared TO make these e1cur-
has been engaged for the season. Fare round
trip, % cents. iyio On