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AN INDEFINABLE yet exquisite perfume
fingers in the laces and lingerie among which
has been Laid one Of J. s E. Atkins0n's dei'
cate SachetS, ~
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THE COTR TN.

BCRY's PIPsIssEWA cures gravel. dropsical
sWellings, kidney trouble, &c. Sold by drug
glStS.-ddJt.
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SPECIALTIFs IN STRA

HEADACHE whitens the hair prematureiy
Lodtte,S HeGddche Specific cures the worst
case IN 5 to 20 minutes, and costs but 50 cents
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Ueather Indications Today.

OFFICE o. CHEF SIGN NJ OFFICER, }
Washington, July Il, 1875. J.
For the middle Atlantic states, partly c o 10y
weather. occasional showers light nOrtLertY
winds becoming variable, and stationary or
higher pressure anu temperature.
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EQUITY CoURT-Judge Mac arthur.
Yesterday, DIV! ght VS.. White-patent inter-
ference case on hearing. Painter VS.. Drane ;
argument concluded; decree to be prepared
keyser: do. Chase VS.. Griffin leave to amend
bill. Adjourned to-day to hear motions.
To-day, Dwight VS. White ct al: decree de-
petuaI injunction, and referring to auditor
Ferguson vs. Gulick; decree dismissing bill
and cross bill.
POLICE Contracting Judge Water
To-day, David Royal, white boy, charged
with bathing in the AnacoStia branch at I'M
lawful hours; 81 Fletcher Turner pleaded
guilty to swearing on the street: s.. Michael
). Heddman, violation of hack regulations: 81
Eugene Common, white boy, charged with
malicious treSpaSS on the grounds of General
NhIltleSey and carrying away some fruit; 81
ROBBERY AT FREEDMANS HOSPITAL.
William Clagett, cOlOred, was charged with
felonlouSly breaking into the residence of VIM
Brown. at the Freedman'S hospital, and steal
ing therefrOm large number of articles of
value: Clagett was one of the men somewhat
conspicuous IN the recent investigation of the
affairs OF that Institution as witness against
the officials. Altogether there were about 500
worth OF goods taken. Brown testified that
his house had been forced, through a window
and his rooms ranSacked and piiIaged He
had since recovered some of the property by
search warrant, from Clagett'S house: grand
Jury-bOnd 800.
A CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Peter LOmdX was charged With having, on
the I'D OF January last, forged the name of
Gabriel Rowe to superSedeaS bond for $50, TO
the prejudice of one Edward German. The
last named testified to obtaining the judg-
ment and to the signature Of Gabriel Rowe
being forgery, and Justice Ferguson tesi-
fed TO the defendant, Peter LOmaX, having
signed the bond. Defendant denied that he
had signed the bond. The case was sent %
the grand jury.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST SUITS
n OF CLOTHES
To buy is those S12 Blue Yacht Cloth
Good Suits So. 50 and $40, well made and good
wear.
Office Coats, 40 and SOC.
Thin Underwear, Shirts and Drawers 2sc and
upwards, at
j. W. SELBY'S,
1S14-I916 Penn'a ace,
jy9-tr between 10Th and 2Oth sts
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YORKTOWN.
81 TO YORKTOWN, OLD POINT COMFORT
AND TIE CAFES.

TERIAN CHURCH.
THURSDAY, August 1. 1873
The Jane M0Saley'' viii leave 9Th ST. wharf al
6 800 p M, THURSDAY, Aug. list,
day; Tickets, SO each, to be had al fns.a'ssfss<ss
Raliantyne's Bookstore, or of Mrs. < Neller, 1928
Mary iand ave. ne; II. V. HudSon's, cor. IL and
9th SITS. ne: Joseph Free. r ST., opposite Ebbitt
House; NJ. V. Maxwell, 234 18th st. Me-; Miles
House, 912 r St.nw.; WarfieId 4 Hail. DRUGGISTS
Alexandria, or of the committee, at tbs wharf.
state Rooms extra, may be secured on early ap-
plcatlon at Baantyne'S Bookstore.
Mattress Checks will be given TO each one not oc-
cupylRg State Rooms, which will guarantee the
bearer Of said check mattress free of charge.
Number Of Tickets limitei.
Meals so cents, or lunches may be carried IL pre-
ferred.
No Liquor sold on the boat
Good Music provided. Proprietor of the Miles
House caterer jyI1-0l s-1t
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NIX. ZACH b. BROOKE. who had been for
some years i Justice OF The peace for the Dis
trlct OF Columbia died yesterday al his resi-
dsHce en- Hth Stittl, aged 81 years Mr. Brooke
was native OF Prince Georges county, Md
anu came It, tl,S city about y years ago For
many years ne was clerk in the corporation
ONCE ~ re City Hai, afterwards was a clerk
OF The Lighthouse Board, and latterly iuS
tlce OF the peace, located on Louisiana avenup
near TN street. MI Brooke was a genial gen
tieman AID had many friends: in fact. With
Bimr an acquaintance was nearly ALWAYS q
tomorrow, anu Ey advertisement elsewhere If
will be seen that b. B. French Lodge, No. Is,
+. a. a NJ, OF which deceased was a member
viii assemble a. Masonic Tempe al pm to
attend.
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CITY ITEMS.

CHEAP LIBRARIES.-MiianS s wilkins 60S It'll
SODA WATER Sc, at Ebbitt House drug store,
from to day.
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TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CAsH-W. NJ
ShuSter & Brother are closing out their French
organizes, jacOnetS, linen lawns, and all other
summer goods at reduced prices, and allowing
a discount OF ten per cent. for cash. They offer
the cheapest black silks in this market -Adyt
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NATVANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
4 FOR THE HAIR
restores gray or faded hair to its original color and
youthful appearance in three to ten days removes
dandruf, and prevents the hair falling.
lth d cOnSta ntly increasing sale for the mast
eight years, feel satisfied we can RECOMMEND it.
1t has the advantsgeS over all other preparations
of this character Of
First, being warranted entirely harmless
Second, 10 sediment or other eXtraneous matter
creating more or less dirt upon the scalp to Shake
up before using.
Third; does not stain linen or the finger nails.
A trial will convince.
Put up i'll large bottles. Price One Dollar
For sale at -
Corner ed and ID SITS. aec
1eG3-n and Cerner 18TH and mar
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CONTEST OVER THE PRIMARY ELECTION IN
ALEAANDRlA.-A me citing of the conservative
TT,iee ,; Si -exandria, Va, was held
ciGe upon o,destion as to the conservative
primary elee .,ion held there a few days ago.
AZ tnd. elf .ttion Mr.. s. G. Neale carried by
iourth yards, and Gen. Hunton the first ward
ny ne majority, as the preference of the vot-
ee-s for the conservative congressional nomina-
ward also. Two tickets, one inclosed within
the other, both bearing the name of ..Neale,'
mad been thrown out as fraudulent. But it Is
claimed that the whole number of voters was
exactly equal TO the whole number of tickets,
including the two tickets which were thrown
out: and that these two tickets caught to-
gethern accidentally in the ballot box. The
Neale a solid delegation from Alexandria, a
matter likely TO be OF considerable weight in
the contest. The committee took a conSidera-
BILE amount of testimony and adjourned until
Tuesday. It is believed they will recommend
new election i'll the first ward,
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:-
John ii. Cook, trustee. to j. I. WOrmley. subs
ia and e. So 1885, SO Mary J. Waters to same,
Son, trustee, to j. D. MePnerson, lot 9, g. 459;
$500. w. A. Fenwick to Susan st. c. Magee,
lot Il, SO. 156; si0Q George E. Lemon, TT"
many, of New York city, lot Is, 50. ST.: 81, rs.
Catherine Folk to +. T. Mibourne, pit. lot 8, Sd
20; $lI5: Il: Taylor, executor ct al, to A. +.
Doi hei, iot II anu lI. 10, 81. Eif; S9,3Jt4D. y.
b. Fry to Amanda F. Cox, lots to !, and 10,
81; loo; $50. N. M. Rohrer to Virginia
innis, lot IS, So, ~; SIPS. Virginia Innis to
Minnie NJ. Rohrer, same property; sl,6 Q.
Mary Berry to John Spheahan, lot Is, So. 5l3;
5. A. l.. Barber Il Co. to w. n. Roach,
trustee, lot II, block II, LeDroit Park $6, 500.
ONE OF the coolest and most delightful sum
mar resorts now open is the Mountain Top
Hotel, Oh the top OF the Blue Ridge, Augusta
county, Va. 1t is one mile from Alton depot
on the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad Every
thing about the hotel is arranged for the great
comfort possible to guests and their thor
Ough enjoyment. See advertisement.
TEN PER CENT. OFF FOR CAsH-W. NJ.
ShuSter & Brother are closing out their French
organizes, jacOnetS, linen lawns, and all other
summer goods at reduced prices and allowing
a discount OF ten per cent. for cash. They offer
the cheapest black silks in this market -Adu
ADMITTED TO BAIL.-LeWiS Heuber, indict-
ed April 9th last, for an assault with intent to
rape colored woman named Ann Brown
gave bail yesterday in $1,000: Mr.. William
Lee. coored, being his bondsman.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to w.
A. Liphard and Norah L. Bredekamp: James
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EQUAL DIVISION, No. B, .. OFT.
EXCURSION TO FORT MONROE,
NORFOLK and THE CIPES.
ATURDAY EVENING, August 10th.
Steamer JANE MOSELY. 49,
TicletE 81 Is; Children oeIween 6 HslSwN
and L. 81. sx1zA711s1A
Meals on board SO cents. state-rooms 81, can he
secured al 1908 7th st. NV. No liquors sold on the
coat Sleeping accommodations furnished TO
all. WAS.
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RAILROADS..
RIO THE WHITE MOCNTaTNsi

ITO THE WHITE MOUNTAINst
y T 7 R9 y the a NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN and
d RH Sos f 5 q fssm T&EA lsnS El
Central Depot, New York, and thus
SAVE SEVEN HOURS TIME AND SEVENTY
MILES TRAVEL.
and go through from New York to the Moup,a,re
by daylight in IL hours.
Tickets and further information can be obtai,sd
"a mfasmnston at Office Of the Baltimore and PoJo-
Ht1c h@IlIoa4. iyl8 In
RALTIEnsoHHSEs AND OHIO nAmnOAD,
N MqRTH, EQRTHwEsT, WEST AND 6UTSHri--
A; n; ~ Leave wSSR fShi oSESE g. ISIS
KIpross EIiSo5T S9Tk PhisdePhIa and Boston
OILY OILY Stops at sEiPeys Laurel Annapolis JUICE EtS
ll S!So 'e IS HiatR70yer, and Elk ridge
sSd IySI Strasb1rg Winchester Hsserstowa,
t7;5oEBaitinore and Laurel Express,
s:lo 2; m;-Point OF Rocks, Cranberry, Stras-
DPFsi Wi IN Hagerst2wn. ana Way stations.
,o o.oo =, ms-6KW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BOs-
TON AND BALTIhoRE EXPRESS. PARLoR car
20 New York and Philadelphia. stops at AHnapolif
, rssS a~ast. Louis, Chicago. Columbus, and
except SUNDAY; Through Car to stannfoG. Pnhf
snsS S das 70 CINCINNATI daily. Grafton 70 san
sSa 1n saSsP' o safHrd Bsnor .DD.Do,
and Way. ANnapOLh
1000 s.m;--Baltimore Express. Stops At BI..
I ssSn%g BeIsvle Laurel, Annapolis Junction
2. N.
2;do p.m.-Balttmore, Annapolis, EIlicott City
tl:3o p.m.-NKw YORK, PHuApKLPH1. AMI
BOSTON EXPRESS. On Sundays to Baltimorf
Only stopping at an Stations. Stops at Laurel.
a3O p. m.-Baltimore, Bladensburs and I.ure,
Junction. Ps "' Anhapoiif
t4:se ,m.-Point of Rocks. Frederick. Bavers-
Nm
70 Point OF Rocks and Way Stations only
lions. eHo way Sts-
$50 p.m.-Philsdephia, NorfcIs .ne R.,,,ro-.
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK PSs
skNSERs TAKEN IN THE CARS DIRkSsT To RoHH,
AT S a stop az Blsdensburg and Laurel.
fe:oo-Balt1more and Way Stations
t7:b-CHICAGO AND GOLTNRTs Frp,,s,
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago A hASS'
tS:10 p. m.-BsltimOre Express
Io:z9-Sl. LOUIS Cincinnati, Louisville snd Pitts
man cars, = VIZ"
1850 2. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA Ann
bALTihORk EXPRESS. SLEEPING Can To Ne,
YORK. and Special Sleeping Car 10 Pbiisde'nhia
III daily. Other Trains daily EXCEPT Sunday
All trains stop al Relay Station. isIga
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1T DOESN'T PAY to take the springs and
stufting out Of sofa and then get inside your
self in order to discover whether your wife is
unfaithful or not. Perhaps this advice may be
regarded as superfluoas by our married read
adopted this plan last week. 1t would have
possibly been successful, but when Mrs. f.
and the bold, bad man" of the occasion err
tered the apartment, Mrs. E.. who is very fat,
consciously sm0thered that suspicious gentle.
man to death. This is warning TO married
men.
The Empress Augusta sent an autograph
letter to Gen. Grant, expressing the Emperor'S
regret That ne had been unable to receive the
eX-President during his stay at Berlin.
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Who - snP?

LADY TAXES LAUDANUM on A RAILROAD
TRAIN, AND i Supposed TO BE DYING.
Yesterday afternoon an elderly white w0-
man was brought INTO the city from Benning's
station, on the b. aud z. railroad, very III
1TOEI an overdose OF laudanum. 1t appears
that She 6iC this city in train No. l., at 600
O'Clock p L., ana directly after passing
through the tunnel Capt. Wilson Miller, the
conductor called for tickets. when he diScOv-
cred her leaning forward III the seat, aud
there as strong smell of l4udanum about
her. He attempted 10 arouse her, but failed
and then some of the passengers remembered
that when they we've passing through the tuu-
mel they heard something strike the window
A search was made, and Oh the floor was
found phIal labeled "LIudaHum-POiSOn.
In her hand was found Il ticket to Wilson's
station, about eight miles from this city. When
the train reached BenningS she was re
moved from the train, and Captain Miller
dispatched a messenger for a physician
and lett her in the care of the railroad agent
at that station. Dr.. Dean responded, and
did all Ia his power TO revive her, but she con
tlnued 10 grow worse. In the afternoon, in
response TO telegram, Mr.. j. n. Sharp. oil the
railroad company, and Officer COnnell with an
engine and car went TO Benning'S and she
was brought into the city. She was carried to
Providence Hospital, and to-day was reported
to be very low, with but little hope OF her
recovery She was neatly dressed. q nd appears
IA De about 30 or e. years of age, hat I'D 10 this
Al ernOOn neither the railroad officials nor the
police have been able TO ascertain who she is
or where she is from. She had about her per
son no papers, initials or other clue to her
name or address.
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ROMAN, coral, oynx, silver and Jet ieWelry
gold hlied chains and bracelets, from ten TO
twenty dollars; the best ifty-cent eye-glaSs in
the city, aJ Prigg's Jewelry Store, No 457
PennSS wanna avenue, near < St.-AdUt
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FIGHTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPS

WEDN ESDAY, july 1TTH, 1878,
Forty miles down the Potomac on -T-S
the Commodious Steamer JANE EASsafysr3N
NOSELbY. landing at Glymonu. .s@>sfzzss asszss
Tickets admit; ing gentleman and lady 81, eau be
had OF committee and members o. the CoTpS,
Boat leaves 9Th street " haUf so D. IN. returning
leaves Glymont 1870 O'Clock D. m. Street cars
in waiting.
Supper win be served at GlymOnt By an expert
enced Caterer, frCn "a 10 clock at so cts Ill-6t
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MATRIMONIAL MISERIES OF THE MONEYS
To-day Arthur Mooney fled in the Equity
Court bill for divorce from bed and board
with ROSanna Mooney He sets forth that
they were married in Ireland in 1873; have re-
sided here several years, and he charges that
during the past three years she has been al
most continually drunk. He also charges her
VILE h&Eiag committed adultery with one JnO.
mGDeTInUt- on the 18th of July at house on
"a street, and with divers other persons at
dlEers other times and places" He asks a
divorce rem bed and board with the custody
OF their children.
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MooNLIGHT EXCURSION
FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE LEGION
SATURDAY EVENING, July 10.
Steamer CITY of Washington'' 49,
leaves her wharf foot Of 7th 81. at 6 80 z
?. m, returning al IL. Vocal and
instrumental Music, Recitation and Dancing
Refreshments 10y Buckingham at city prices,
Positively no liquors sold Oh the boat
Tickets, % cents; children, between the ages OF
and Il years, 10 cents iy10-w.f,S,3t
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THE RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER to day at
Hempler'S store:-At o'clock am $40. Ia
am, $50; II m, 81; Bpm, S9o
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HAMBURG EDGISGS from auction cheapasr
and best lot ever offered. prices from 8, I. 5
cents, and up mattings at cost; shetland
ShaWis casSlTereS Tor boys wear, from Is, p
= cents and up; linens !Or boys wear from
ID cents up. TOwSOn'S, $50 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
south side, near 9Th Street.-Airt
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pkICEs FOR GOOD LUMBER
JOISr, medium lengths, per l. eco feet ....Sl3 SO
BOARDS, 10 feet, per 1, 900 feet. ......... l3 81
STOCK BOARDS, all 12-ineh WIDE per
1,UtO icet. Observation-Disclosures. 16 90
DRESSED CULLs, "a and e-4, per LOGO
itSt 20 90
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Music at the Presidents and soda water ar
Simms' Drug Store, At cts.
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BARGAINS! bargains, bargains, cheapast
ana i@FgeSt assortment Of dry goods in this
cay Lawns lawns lawns! beautiful lawns
~; extra large size bridal quilts reduced tG
one dollar: ladies' real English StocEings
W0yen seams. -, Carters, Ill Market Soaee'
Whit Victoria lawn II. BuntingS, bunyinSSi
buntIngs. pure wool buutings. p: beauTiIul
lace bunting cream color and black. 3: hon
eycOmb quilt =J-Adrt N'n-
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DROWNED WHILE Observation-Disclosures
aiteL4OOn q cot"FeG boy, named William II
washington - years old, was drowned while
bathing IN he Eastern Branch near fbs
grounds OF the Insane Asylum. The body was
soon afterwards recovered and turned over -
and - streets southwest.
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TO THE NORTH, WEST AND sOUFHWRsT
DosIbte Track, Steel Rosls,
offefato soeners, Magnificent Eossp,pSoss
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NJ. F.. CONWAY, who few years ago at
tempted TO aSSasslnate natOr PomerOy in
THIS clty-hrlng two shots at him-under the
hallueinatiOn that POmerOy had in some way
intertered with his marital rights, was placed
III the Government Asylum for the Insane
near this city, which saved him from crimi.
ma! prosecution for the assault. He now
writes letter to the New York Tribune, dated
" St Elizabeth, near Washington city, july 80
In which he says that for some years he has
Deen cut oil from participation in public
af1alTS by combination of politicians in
Washington and other parts of the country,
Who have managed 10 keep him without
means, and during the last eighteen months to
nave him confined in the government hospital
as an Insane person. He says he Is held at
present, however. Only because he has no
OtheF support, and To this decision of the
superintendent he IS compelled to submit
conway says he has written TO the President
ana other nigh 0F1cialS but without avail. He
no" Appeals TO he people of Kansas to 90
SOHetMI- 10 restore him 10 liberty, and fur
ihet expresses Willingness to again serve his
iorlntr constituents IN the national halls of
legislation.
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IIckets and further information can be obtaf,sd
m Washington at Office of the BALTIMORE and Pofo-
mac Railroad. IyI2 -, -
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THE MAINE MAIL ROUTE CASE DISMISSED
Yesterday afternoon, Judge Smell, in the
Police Court, heard the case of Malcolm Z. Me
Nair, charged on the oath of Joseph Bur
rCughs, OF the Post Office department. with
having failed 10 carry the United States mails
on the route between Ashford and Fl. Kent
Maine, after the contract for the same had
been awarded 10 him. Ii appears that after
This cOntTac. with lbs Others) had been
awarded 10 him he surrendered them because
he was unable 10 execute them, and he gave
as reason that If he carried out his contracts
IN good faith he would suffer Il loss of $4,000
per annum. MI. COyle and the solicitor OF the
department appeared for the government,
and MessTS. ". y. Cook and HCratiJ King for
the defendant. The prosecution stated that
the object of the law recently enacted was 10
break up the straw bail business and cOuse-
quent embarrassment of the government. The
defendant did moi deny the allegation that he
JAILED TO carry the mails, and put in evidence
10 show his total inability To execute the con
tract because OF the exhaustion of his means
ana the court dismissed the case. Ii is said
that The department will enter a suit on the
bonds of defendant.
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Will OPEN Monday morning 3 pieces OF
yard wide, l214 cents; checked organizes. ward
Wide, l2553 cents: striped linens, only 10 cents
per yard. TOwson's, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
south side.-Adrt
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EOKTY MILES RIDE ON THE P0.
II TOMAC FOR TEN CENTS,
GUNNER EVENING CONCERT.
. WITH DANCING,
AT GIESBORO' PACK

ORPHEUS OCTETTE CLUE.
Asslsteu Df eminent amateur Talent from AIey-
andria and Washington
Admission, Is cents. Ferry Boats leave WASH
lngton. q, ana O'Clock, and return at III :s1
O'Clock. Cars In waiting. fef4nn
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
Enough to Pay his Lawyer.

Charles T. Fastnacht was driving his
grocery wagon near the tracF OF tne
Ri udson River Railroad Company, in
New York, ON the morning of the 18th OF
July, 1877. Near Both street New YORK
Central train came bowling along, and IN
moment Mr.. Fastnacht's wagon was in
splinters, he injured, his horse hurt, and
his groceries spilled. He sued the conf
pauy for $500 damages. Yesterday the
trial of the suit was brought to an end In
the Marine Court. He testit fled that the
noise made by ,the train caused the horse
to shy, aud on behalf of the railroad tes-
iision had been caused by Fastnachts
unskillful driving. The jury gave him
verdict for $3.50.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
NyHE HOME INSTITUTE,

Will open its FALL TERM, Monday,
Septem Der 9th, with the usual number OF
capable and earnest teachers. This school
besides having the great advantage of
home training, has special and competent
instructors in ELOCUTI0N, FREN II ,
MATHEMATICS and MUSIC. Object Les
sons and Object Drawing taught by a sys-
tenn used in no other school in Whining
PRIMARY CLASSES. Each recitation
strictly and carefully marked. Monthly
reports sent oparents. Number of beard
ing pupils limited. The only HOME day
and boarding school In the city. TERMS
MODERATE. For circnlars, address
MRS. q MISS HOUSTON,
Home Institutes, 800 Delaware Avenue,
aug3l-d&wtf Wilmington, Del
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
For Sale

n ,;s,a,,o sn,,;,osseyeral s Sd story rooms in
- ouiiuing. 4-t. II
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
Inc.I TINE TABLE.

,v.vK WILMINGTON.
rRAIsS' s'nh,a. Ma 2 90, 6.44, 7.05, $40, 300
hilsdelpn'1,n m: i297, i2.40, 2.30, 4.ool
a. = + Ss.S e. ss1Ss, S,sE,s$. w Ia 20,
aeT. Ion On sundays: 20s q m.
I,more M and washington: Iz2i, az 70,
slIlpVis ~ m. isA, - 50 %. pm'Sup'oAys
v, |; j ! 1Ss.sasii : 81 .sSs PIN; nd stndd+y
\. castle. s9o, si5 m; ioS, 8 80 p
20 salluIR la n, r.: s15 am; O5, 9 80
,a 20 sunday train: ID ana j..
lanmipgton NJ 4 Northern n. H.; oFa
,s s.cT Z cTEss,srn " m R,'K.ait t2aaHY 3
fwaso " Sundays |; 10 % d w AW
bioa S.upRfyY'AT WIL2INGfoN.
Aisssaa,nn,a. ~ u a, 634, 10 06 q m
pni1a,s n%' y Is, IL 81, 8 65, 46il o q. 20,
P%s,; =, 4, Is D pi ; on,SufidAys ! IL 43,
is5, 10 q, II 10 p m.
iM.w SoIT: 06, 8 "a a m; IL "A IL o.
NsS9 n, on, Sundays: IL 43, l 0d
~. N ~ n MI, ~ y -
n.,,,mdre: w 2 Oh, s 40, 0 Al, q m; II H
s'sss, silst,Gss sss ? m; on sundas@ 2%A m
Al III; i%p;;ngton: 2Oi q m 12N, 1888,
S$ p 10; On sundays:.2 4s&s4le
p.r Deposit; 500 a m /; no Sunday
lns cos,,e. $50 a m; II 10 m;
H1s ,mpm: no Sunday trains.
nsIsware X. r.: $50 IL 10 q m
m. no Sunday train4
I,,~inston d Northern n. B.: sos
s.m.f Is D m; no sunday trains.
msavsre Western r. r.: 7 % q m
M on sundays: 6O0D m.
vop WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
u,osA street and Washington ave
.'iN. | 500, 10 80, II % q m; 2 30. 30,
sT. 6l, Q 45, II 30 p m; on Sun
n'EsO a m; 6 SO,9 As, II 80, p m.
fbity. Second and Market streets
y u n. IL fs, 9 65, $50, II 30 p M
sundays 0 80. II 80 pm. =. J,