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Bankruptcies.

The following voluntary petitionsin bank
ruptcy were filed in the United States Dis
trict Court this morning:
c. G. Parker, of the firm of Chambers &
Parker of Dayton, Ohio. Liabilities about
500, 900. ~
w. w. Woodman, of Dayton, Ohio.
Liabilities about $14, ,200 assets, 5000.
w. NJ. X. Pins, of Washington Court
house. Liabilities about $l2,S00; assets,
$19. 500.
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A PAINTER by the name of Smocket was
at work on the residence NO 1876 Laurel
street to-day, when he accidentally lost his
footing and fell to the sidewalk sustaining
broken arm and several severe bruises
He was taken to the Hospital.
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CINCINNATT April 23--2 P. M.
The following are the receipts and shipments OF
live stock for the past "a hours:
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For New Orleans,

TUESDAY, 2sd, at S p. m. POSITIVELY,
6sS \. THoS. sHERLef'K. Eew. Kates, Mer
Ne @cssesp ApPy snsag asttg j. q & & Doraan Ssss
Co., Agents.
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For Memphis.

TUESDAY 2sd. at p. NJ, POSITIVELY,
R~ = JAS. d. PARKER, C. D. Russell, Mos+
sBBs&s1T ter. Apply on Board, Or to Roysc s
siziasSRzs Mosset Agents, on N. O. Wharfboat
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 2sd, at 5 p NJ, POSITIVELY,
6% AUNTTED STATES, c. David, Master
/. Freight received on Wharfboat, foot u
Vine street. Thos. Sherlock, Pres't
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WASHINGTON, April 22.-The motion of
fered by Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, to
suspend the rules and pass bill providing
for the issue of fractional paper currency
was rejected--yeas 120, nays 124
Bills were introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. Ewing, for the establishment OF a
Signal Station at Columbus, Ohio.
Repeating the law imposing a tax on the
notes of State Banking Associations.
Regulating foreign insurance companies
doing business in the United States.
Exempting safety matches from payment
of stamp tax.
The motion to suspend the rules and pass
the River and Harbor Appropriation Bill
was agreed to, and the bill was passed by
yeas 166 nays 66. The bill appropriates
81, 100000.
The House then adjourned.
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FOrty-fifth Congress Second Ses-
. sion.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Mr. Voorhees, sub
the House Bill to report the specie resump-
ton act; ordered printed.
Mr.. Blaine submitted resolution against
any radical change in the present tariff
laws, which were ordered printed.
The bill to extend the time for the COM
pletion of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
was called and after short debate it was
laid over until tomorrow.
The bill providing that no person shall
be excluded from practice in any United
States Court on account of sex, was briefly
discussed and referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
Adjourned.
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For Huntington,

THIS DAY, 23d, at4 P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
e. = The c. & o. Railroad packet FLEET
L5iit*#&AS WOOD, J. T. Campbell. Master
61a Freight received ON Wharfboat, foo
of Broadway. W. Honshell Supt
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prime to choice.
POULTRY.-The market has been well supplied,
and with fair demand it closes steady Live chick
ems are selling freely at S242 50 per dozen, Live
turkeys offering at S1a@9c per lb. Geese and
ducks are merely nominal.
RAGS-Were steady, and fair demand at 40
45c for white cotton, and 2146s23sse for mixed do
Wooden at 1@1Ac for coarse, and 89s12e per lb for
soft.
RICE-Moderate demand and steady, and selling
at 61a97c for Louisiana, and 654@714c for Caro-
sAkT-ohio River and Kanawha has mod
crate demand at 81 15@1 20 per brl OF bu and S5@
SOC per brl of bu. Turks Island dull at S3@35c
per bu. Liverpool held at 81 lo9l l5 pr sack
SEED-Cloyer held nominallg at 71x911ac per
lb and timothy at 81 35@l 40 per By. German
millet quoted at 81 55@l IS per bu. Flax seed in
demand at 81 10@1 20 per bu.
SHOT-Moderate demand and steady at S2l 500
% for assorted and $24 5O925 for buckshot per keg
SOAP-Trade fair market steady Selling at 81
acc for German 514@5lac for olive, and 414@454c
for common yellow per lb.
SUGAR-Steady market and quiet with fair con-
Sc per lb, refined yellow at Sla@s54c, extra at
9agsSc, white at 912@934c, powdered and
crushed at 1014@l01ac and cut loaf at l04c per lb
STARCH-Fair demand and steady at 3E2@4c
per lb for prime pearl.
TALLOW-The demand is fair and the market
steady at &c for country packed and 714c for city
per ID, loose. ,. .e..s
TEA-The demand isonly moderate, but steady,
and the prices are without essential change.
We quote: Oolong, 3O@55c; Souchong, S5@90c;
Young Hyson, 3OG90c: Imperial, 30@90c Gum
powder, 5Oe@Sl; ana Japan, 4O@75c per lb
sTINNERS' STOCK-Only moderate demand
at previous prices. We. quote Zinc slab,
7@Sc; sheet, 7A@Sc; block-tin, 1920; solder
l9@l6c; copper ingots, 1885, bottoms SOC; braziers'
sheets 28c; tin plate TX, per box, 80 25@l0 25 do
IC S7@S 25: and roofing, S3 7501S; galvanized iron,
40c Der cent discount from price list.
. WOODEN WARE--Steady market and fair job
bing demand. We quote: Washboards, 81 1902 rs;
buckets, two-hoop, 81 So@1 CO., tubs, No. i, IS 5o@
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The river was about stationary here at noon to-
day with IL feet inches In the channel.
Weather cloudy and windy this morning, with
light rain at noon.
Business continues dull.
The following steamers were in port at noon:
Fleetwood, Telegraph, Bonanza City of Ports
Franklin, virgie Lee, W. P. Thompson, Gen. Pike,
Florence Meyer Gen. Lytle.
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THE COURTS,

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Mac Arthur
YESTERDAY, Follansbee vs.. Russell: decree
molly, administrator, vs.. Lawrence ct al; pro
contesSo absolute, and trustees appointed to
make make sale; Johnson ct al: vs.. Fugitt; same
pointing A. X. Williams trustee to make sale.
McDaniels VS.. Wright; decree that the deed
OF trust De I Ielastated as len trustees APP
cross bill; appeal taken. Stuart VS.. Hagner
restraining order discharged and injunction
denied. Hire vs.. Van Riswick; demurrer
Today, Jackson agt. Blackwood; bond of
of March 18Th reseinded. Roach agt. Castle,
propriety OF sale referred.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Humphreys.
Today, Llphard ct al agt. Potomac River
Barge Co.; verdict for plaintiff, 800. This
was an action for destruction of boat by de,
Iendants boat running into it'll Bower agt.
Fitzpatrick; non-suit. Ten Brock agt. Ne,
kenney: verdict for defendant Sweet ct al
agt. Scott: do.
PROBATE CoURT-Register Webster.
Yesterday, letters testamentary were issued
to the executor Of the will of Jonathan Dennis.
lr.; bond 5000; Will of Mary Foller fully
proven and d. admitted l6 to probate; Chas Wal
right, and Rudolph Eichhorn gave bond in
$2,Wo Administration on the estate of Geo.
Sh9 9 was issued to F. d. Shoemaker
$50 600 each. The viii of Sarah siatterV " was as
MED. with assent of next of kin, and petition
VIII fully proven by the three subscribing wit,
neSseS, and cause continued. A decree ap-
pointing A. j. Bradley collector of estate of
Edward Davis, alias Griftiths, was made, and
cause continued. Will of NJ. H. Cald well
Med, with assent OF next of kin and petition :
VIII fully proven and cause continued. Ga
pima Merwin gave bond as executor of
Phlneas MerW1n. Helen EngelS gave bond as
guardian to orphan of Ewald Engels The
VIII OF Angelo jackson was filed. fully proven
and admitted to probate, and NJ. R. Jackson
qualified as eXecutrix in bond of $1,000. The
report OF special auditor B. g. Loyeiov on
guardianship of Leonard Zeler was hled.
opinion and award of W. A. Maury, arbitra-
tor IN the estate of Catharine Chisholm. filed.
Adjourned to Tuesday next at 10 clock
Police COURT--JuGge Shell.
J.. To-day, Francis Hurdle, vagrant; bonds OF
thirty days George Ferguson, disorderlY IS.
Jack Butler, John Bowman and DiXey Cole
man, do: S. each. Peter Downs plead guilty.
t. tresp4ss; SO Also, for ,assauIting Ella
W0odfaik sixty days in jail. Also, for as
SSaultlng GeOrgiana Gray; suspended. JOS.
Ball, threats to Bette Angernian: personal
ponds. Dolly Morris, threats personal bonds.
isaac Gutenberg, assault on a white boy with
horse whip; S. Edward Williams. larceny
or a pocket book; SO or thirty days Charles
Anderson, larceny of a market basket from
MIS- Grltnth, who testified that the bow was
employed to carry her basket but went OFF
she subsequently caught him, but be got away
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1913 FENSNs SfFhA 1878
To THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Double Track, Steel Rata,
Splendid Scesery, Magnificent Eossp,,se..

Double Track, Steel Rats, &c
Spte"asd soe"ers, Ma0nifsoesa Eassspm.en..
JUNE 10th, 1878.
TRAINS MISREPRESENTATION from Depot.
For Pittaburg and the West. 10 10 a, Nc da,,v.
with Psrlor Car to Z ittsburg and Sleeping c. n
Chicago; 7:4o pm. daily, with Palsoe Car to
Chicago. ~
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For Cananosigua. Rochester, Buffalo, Nissars
'Rs W asE
Wfllismsport, Lock Haven, ana EImira, q,
For SsR York aaa the sss s9 md
q FHinsn Cara s s ssGHsa aag ss,
For Kew York ana the East. l:so .. m. daily. CT.
Sept su1 ID wi, with Sleeping Carr from Wash.
boats of BROOKLYN AnneI, sfordiDs direct
rage and journey across New YotE G ssy fer
For P6iladelphia, l:so p n; daily except sunday.
Limited Express, $40 a. m. aaiiy, eiaspt Sun.
AccommoGat,on FOR Baltimore, 1856. $50 q. m,
For Pope's Greek Line 80 :. nIn and .ao D. M
For Annapolis, s:s5 q. m. and 40 n. No. daily
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDkRICksBURs
EWAAl sATAar6 ASR 2 ALEXANDRIA x AND And
go, 5, ego. 7p. m. On SUNDAY Of s:i6 .. m.
For Richmond ana the South, s:46 a, m. and Q
Trains e. Saii m 70, Sa{
On Sunday 81 and ,S.. mo ~ md ZIG so ana
tickets, information. sleeping and paror cara 40
commodations can be procured st the omces north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PeupsvIyanf,
avenue; northeast corner OF Sixth street and Penn
sylvana avenue, and at the depot, where order,
can be left for the checking OF bsagape to destns
ton from hotels 8nd residences
I'D T.; z. TARMEk, General Passenger Agent.
EhANh THOMSON. General Manager. noyIp
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INnAN LINE
R0TAL NAIL STEAMERS,
sEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY OK SATURDAY,

TCp0
CITY CITY Of Richmond ee7 CIV Of Of se% M
City Of Montreal 80 CIV OF BT56Syn al
These magnificent steamers, built IN watertight
compartments; are smong the strongest, largest
The saloons are luIuriously furnished, especially
well Lighted sad ventilated, and take up the whole
width Of the ship. The principal stGteTooms are
anaidshi9s, forward OF the engines, where least
comfort, having al latest improYeIa cuts double
berths, electric bells, &C. 0'o
Ladies cabins and bathrooms, gentlemen Is smoSs
Ing and hathpG3ms, BARRIERS shops, pianos, libra
For rates Of BssTsge sna other ,nsCInsson apply
Agents FOR ID. G.; ID. A. BROsN2S- sqs = SS's g.
NV; q. W. MOSS, Adams Express. feis-m SfsIi
GUNARD LINE.
With the view OF S,ruiS isn,ns ,,s ... -,
eolision me steamers Of this line take specific
On the outward passage from ouseps,o,.n - ,5.,..
YORK OK Boston, crossing the meridian OF 50 Al a.
the in pa sS1se OF ,,s
OF 30 at q st. or nothng 70 the nOTth OF a.
THE B sdH ANp NORTH AMERICAN
o. cHELf IND AZ f" G6Rk XXI Ra kBtbSSESRPooE.
IVY &ed to3s R TsS. N W. Y9SR Ss
s ssgssiSis %sS sSysS. aug
A ASs s,srv w te1Iox July 81 Algeria sept
ANU esery i9pioMins "wednesday from New York,
HATES OF PASSAGE,
GcoToing 70 accommodations. sNh
NO storage.
.Is steainers not carrying Storage $50 500 apc,
siSH so c.s sceoralns 70 accommodation.
1lckets 20 Psris, el6, gold, additicnai
Return tickets on favorable terms.
SoeIsgs 81 very low rates. steera9e tickets rron,
Europe st lowest rates ~ ~'s1 As vi
IL. Inf9ngb 1ills OF lsdng given for Belfast s5las-
soN, heyre, Antwerp and other ports on ths Co..
onent, sno for Mediterranean ports SSu.
Of ca ESis1t and passage apply ut the Compsnyir
saSS' W. boMnpg Gfeep, or both aceeraae 40
tngton, ID. G.. W. ~ fsA seioe's Wasn-
lss-T CHXs. 9. FRANCKLYS. xssp, Nv
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RAILROADS.
RALTInOESE AND OEIG IssyLHOsN,
ThE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK,
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SNORT LINZ
.-, TC THE
HOh1h' NORTd " Est WEST AND SOUTH
TO TAKE EFFECT

NATIONAL ROGTs AND SHORT LIMB
NOETH' soErHw i e. ~ VEST AND SOUTH,
TO TAKE EFFECT
s D Lave SET WS 4 HIS, aEt = a M
RI1r 20 m fiSe York Phiadeiphts sGt Boston
oEiy. Stops az Shpey's LaGTeI, Annapolis Junc
ti sSo JGss1Ps. 4HatF3SysT, ana Eik ridge o
~, We; ~ S,FaSbgrg, Winchester hsgerstown,
t7:z0.Bsitim0re and Laurel EXPRESS,
s:lU a: m.-Potrt OF Rocks, Cranberry, Stras-
orTS; Winchester, Hagerst9wn, ami way Stations.
TON AND RALTIKoRE ExPRkss. PARI.oR ca
to New York and Philadelphia. Stops at Annapolis
1875 a. m.-st. Louis. Chicago Columbus, .nd
PlttS9urg Express HagerStown and Valley Rranch
AAN CAB to Cincinnati daily. GRAFTON to saa.
dpsS5' daily, except Saturday:
., S;;HHnSn Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a m;--Balttmore Express. Stops at Bis
Jeppspp'S and Hanover.
Il Eh9 p .m.-Bsltimore. Annapolis, Euicott CITY
$50 p.m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
only, stopping at ali stations Stops At La1rsi.
4:3c 2. m.-Baltinore, BladensDurR and I,apral
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at AnuspUlis
t4:s5 r. m.-Polnt OF Rocks Frederick. Hscsrs.
70 Of EoeEs and Way s5stions ' on in sundays
:, 1sao p.n.-baiGmore, Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 p Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. NORFOLK
PASSENGERS TAKEN IN THE Cans DIRRCT To
BOAT AT CANTON, Step at BladeDsblrg and
t86nBaitimore and Way Stations.
t7:l6-CHICsGo AND COLUMBUS E1PREss
SLEEPING CARS to Chicago.
tS;10 p. m--BsltimOre Express
tS2b-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville and Pitts
burg Express PittsUurs, except Sunday. Pull.
man csrS.
1890 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SLEEPING CAR 10 New
York. and SPECIAL SLEEPING CAR TO PhiisdeI-
phia.
81 Daily. Other trains daily except sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
All through trains will stop at Sir Johns Run
for passengers 70 and from Berkeley Springs and
at Deer Park and Oakland Hotels during he sea-
son. " -
For arther information apply at the Baltimore
and ONO Ticket On1ces, Washington Station ard
4s5, sol and sos Pennsyvsnia avenue, and SIS 18Th
street nor invest, Washington. and Masonic lem
pie High street, Georgetown, where orders will
be taken for. baggage to be checked ana received
tosany pointin the city.
WI. CLEMENTS, Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
se10 GEO,S. KOONTZ General Agent
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AS THERE ARE INVITATIONS and coUnterfeits
OF the great perfume, buyers should be partic,
qlar TO ask for the FtOridG WGter prepared b,
Lanman Kemp, New York who are the soil
proprietors OF the genuine article
NOTHING is MORE HARAssING than boilS or
ulcers. fortunately they can be quickly healed
Dy the use OF Gjen1t'S S7HDhuT SOAP which
purges the sore of its poisonous virus or proud
nesn, and TINS removes the only obstacle to its
healing ~ 49,
Grow young in ten minutes with HIPS In.
stdnta1leouS Hair Dye.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
t0N,S soothing Syrup has been used for chill,
dren Ii cOrrects acidity of the stomach, re-
neVes wind collie, regulates the bowels cures
aysentery and diarrhUoa, whether arising
from refining or other causes. An old and
weiitried remedy. Is cents bottle.
happy IIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed drugged and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts etfec-
SuaHy cure premature debility, weakness and
aecaE. BOOK and journal, with Information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
City. 6Ed&klV
10 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to a. Fischer's Chemical ScO1r,
Ing and Dyelng Esta biishment, No. 9O6 G street
near near. sth street. So promptly adopting the
European Invention, he Is enabled to DO his
work In manner not to be eQualled by those
not possessing these facilities. His cleansiug
ana dyeing Ladies and Gents suits are, in
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of bis con.
sists 10 removing spots from costly party dress
es; 70 years experience. His dry cleanser re.
moves grease spots efectually from any article.
ana cafe1ul pressing gives them an appearance
as II newly made. hid Gloves cleaned; two
pair for rs cents. WV
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING, q

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING, &C.
u. 9. ENGINEER OFFICE
No 1907 Pennsylvania ave.,
WAsHINGToN, DC, June % 1878
sealed proposals for the improvement of the fol-
loving RIVERS and Harbors viii be received at this
once until IL m. OF MONDAY, July Odd 1878
and opened Immediately thereafter:
DreaginG Ia Harbors Of Washington and
2. Dredging in Occoquan River, Va.
Dredging in Aqua Creek, Va
". constructing Dixie In Rappahannock River
g Dredging In Leonardtown Hsrbor, Nd.
9. Dredging in Hampton River, Va.
SPECIFICATIONS and blank forms for proposals can
De obtained on application to this Once.
8. T.. ALERT
Woot U. 3. Civil Engineer.
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STEAMER "SVE.o
CAPT. W. e, GEOHEGAN

The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE win resume bs,
SATURDAY NIGHT EXCUR- T-@
SlOkS, June 18th. to Point Look EAt4lS..W
out, stopping at Piney Point going
ana returning, leaving Stephenson IS wharf foot OF
tn st., every Saturday at pm. retnrning 20
Washington by am. on Monday. Meals viii be
InIpished on the Boat, and all the accomm odations
State Rooms and further information apply to
STEPHENSON Il BROS. Agents, corner 18th
81. anu ia. ave. and 1th st. wharf. je8-3m
pLEASUkE BOATS FOR HIRE FOB FISH.
l. Ing. &c. JOSEPH PASSENO, -
IL Water street ~
aHlo-oln Georgetown. d. C.. -
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CTECKED ORGANDIEs, Cwhite,) yard wide
only ~ cents; new style lawns, white and
C0l0red ground, l2i% cents; all kinds Of thin
dress goods, from cents per yard up at Tow
sons. t36 Pennsylvania avenue, South side
near eth Street-Adrt
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GEORGETOWN ADV'M'TS.

Y - SPECIAL NOTICE
~ The THIRTEENTH BUILDING as-O-
CATION, OF GEoRG BLOWN, viii io.d it. hr,t
n q e!ectlCI Of Cficers. at G.Gdarri's HxTl, on
Bridge and Wsshir yton streets on THURSDAY
EVE MING. Juiy Al. al ) o'ctocs. DI02'
ENOR SALE-A neat cummuGiols and c,nveD-
II lent two-stoTy Brick HOUSE, pressed brick
front. with a two-StOTy back Building cont sInino
rooms and sathTOyll. with range fUT moi and rnI9
water. sl recently painted and grained: a isTss
dry cellar, with gas throughout: stshle = a 80
risge house In the rear: lot fronts - -, NJ o.
between High ard Congress > - ,Se' Su ~ /
l20 feet. CAR ar No s. s.r'' WIN oaptn of
- --.Istscr viii re be given. jv2s- y y
go 80, SCISSORS, PEN KNIVES, NAIL,
- rcoth, Hair aud Cloth Brushes, Combs, SOAP
foEtenonDaies. &C., for sale cheap by f. ~
IbSDN, ia Bridge st, Georgetown. reI9-.r
ENSTAB1ISIEDl IN 1891; ENLStGEp
L. and Improved in 1874: nov tie Most Com
plete III this part or the Country.
W. h. wHEATLEY,S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SECURING; Is
TABLISHMENT,
~ Jefferson ST., ReGr Bridge ST., George
totca, ID. a.
Everything appertsinins 20 the business
promptly attended 70. The cleaning OF { arI,-lS
Druggets ard B'anketss specially during the sum-
nier months. D!striCt work sent for and returned
Ifee OF charge. Orders by mail and epprpSs
promptly attended 10. Address above. is1l-tT
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ROMAN GOLD LAKE GEORGE DIAMONDS
coral; onyx, silver ana Jet ieWelry, from 81 60
PriggS iewelry store. No, 457 Pennsylvania
avenue. near AZ Street.-AdUt.
\ BLACK ALPACA COAT FOX 81, former price
Il ~. 4. SakS & Co, 3l6 It'll street-AdW
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CITY ITEMS,

TRACING CLoTH-Milans 4 wilkins, 6Q37th st
ONE trial only IS needed 70 prove the won
derful efficacy of LOdilJe's YeddGche S0en5fc
1t never fails to cure - ~
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ycaihe,' Publications. To-day.
OFFICE OF CFIEr SIeNAL OFFICER,

OFFICE ~ CGIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
Washington, July ~. 1873
For tLt middle states and New England,
TaI ,uu. followed by rising barometer, inCTea3-
Iag southeast 10 southwest winds. possibly
backing -u UoTtI.T!y ~ northern New Eng
land, cloudy and rainy, followed by clearing
weather
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:; AN iNDEF1NAB1E yet exquisite perfume
fingers in the laceS and lingerie among which
has been laid one OF j. & +. Atkinsoii's deli.
cafe SaClPtS ~ -
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or $1,000 SLdETh1S9, xS,nL, RICE, dealer In
e, 20 TN street southwest Oilers crest bsrssins
n,ee,pn ne highest prices In CASH foy the r1srsi
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
- COS Pennsylvania 0Uess4es
The BEeI AND CHEAPEST GOODS ~Ss23G
EYER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
Ladies FOxed Baton Beots. -. 81 % IN % 20
Ladies KID Button Bao+s .......... 1 rs i, p IN
Ladies Best French Kid Boots....,..,..,.,. 8 so
La9ies, NeSp6rl Ties or Button &c. to / IS
LADIES hid Slippers aud Sandals. soc to / IS
Misses, snd Children's shoes cheaper than ever
offered before.
Gents French Calf hand stitched Con rresS q 5O
Sent French Calf, hand stitched Ties go. 3 SH
gent Sali lcW-quarterS.. 90 to co
SSats i0W-EuartsrS ,.,-............,. Loo to 60
Gents Working Shoes / 90
xESeTv:hing as represented.
BS- One Price O1lp. No Branch St0r.
D5-At GEORGE MCCARTHY,
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YORKTOWN,
N7OHhTOWN.
81 TO YORKTOWN. OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE CAPES.

TEKIAS CHURCH,
THURSDAY, August l. 1878.
The Jane Moseley'' win leave Oh st. wharf at
ISIS ar p rsii mn sbn,St aug lsI,
DAY; Tickets So each, to be had at
Ha'iantyne Bookstore or of Mrs. z. Aeiler, 10.
Maryland ave. ne: II. v. Hu6son's cor. II AZ
eth SIS. ne. Joseph Free r ST., opposite Ebb,tt
rouse; ~. " Maxwell, 234 7th st. Me-: Miles
House. 9l2 St.n.w.; Warfield K Hall, Druggists
Alexandria, or of the committee, or at the wharf
state Rooms extra, may be secured on esriy ap-
p1cation al Bailantyne'S Books ore.
Mattress Checks will be given to each one not oc-
upylPg state Rooms. which viii guarantee the
bearer OF said check mattress free OF charge
Number Of Tickets ltmitei
ferred. ~ f
No Liquor sold On the boat
food Music provided. Proprietor OF the Miles
House caterer no q, var SITr
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nR. y. w. DEWITT,S Pile Remedy, the unri.
- valeH French cure Tor Blind, Bleeding, Ulcer
steG ana itchlng Piles; guaranteed to cure. Thou
SANDS OF living testimonials can be produced Sold
at the Druggists cents eottle. mY2S-eaam
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DROWNED IN TIE RIVERA colored boy
drowned in the river near 9Th street wharf
laSt night. Efforts We're made to rescue him
but without avail The body had not been
recovered.
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TIE VERY BEST
SWEET OATAWBA,
81 PER GALLON.

I PER GALLON.
This is rich fruity Wine, resembling fine
Sherry; is made from choice selected grapes and
considering quality, is the cheapest Wine ever
offered to the people.
JOHN h. MAGRUDER
1871 Ne,o York apease,
jy8-tr near u. 8, Treasury Dsnartus,t