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Telegrams to The Star.
THE HULL MURDER.
COLORADO RAILROAD WAR,
THE KHEDIvE TO ABDICATE
A FIENDISH OUTRAGE.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
bad Financial Outlook i'm England.
LONDON. June 24.-The Times In Its financial
ther trade complications in the north OF England
caused depression In home railway securities
aios on Monday day; These complications ramfy 50
most serious, but hopes are still entertained
that they may be averted.
Deserters from BOnapartfsm.
LONDON, June s4.-The Times correspondent
at Paris says: "The presence In the Chamber or
Deputies saturday last OF M. De Fourton and
Baron Reille, his former under secretary in the
ministry OF the interior when the other Bona
part1StS abSented themselves as q token OF re-
spect to the deceased Prince Imperial, is deemed
an indication of their abandonment OF Bona
partisan"
Governor Of fAlsace.LOrratne.
Berlin, Juhe 24.-It is probable that General
Manteufrel will assume the governorship OF AL
sace-Lorraine about the 1st OF August
Anti. Landlord Agitation i'm Ireland.
LONDON, June A.-An anti-landlord afritarion
In the west OF Ireland lately has been CAUSING
some apprehension. Right Hon James Loro
ther, chief secretary for Ireland, replying to a
question in the House of Commons last night,
stated that the government was fully alive to
the necessity OF dealing promptly with the mat
ter. He said that deputy inspector general OF
the constabulary had b5en despatched on spe-
c1al mission to the districts concerned to consult
with the magistrates and local constabulary
and report what additional police are required
In order to insure full protection to all persons
fn the exercise OF their legal rights; that const0-
erable reinforcementS are being drafted fneo
the districts concerned and that notice has peo0
given that In the event OF any outrage the cost
OF these measures will be levied upon the dis
t1ct where 1t occurs.
Death Of Reynolds. the Novelist.
G. w. NJ. Reynolds, the widely writer
OF sensational fiction, is dead.
End Of the Turkish Cabinet Crisis.
Vienna dispatch to the Times says the Turk
ish cabinet crisis was terminated by the placing
on the retired LIST OF Fuad PaSha and Misret
Pasha, who had accused O5man PaSha, secreta-
~ OF war, OF malverSat1on In Office.
RumOred Intention Of the khedive
TO Abdicate.
despatch from Alexandria, to the Ddily
Netcs, says on Monday night 1t was rumored that
the Khedfve had agreed to abdicate On certain
conditions. A Cairo despatch to Reuiers tele-
gram company says:-Negotiation have been
opene between the porte ana the powers, re-
latfve to the order OF the Egyptian succession.
ssIt's Greatly to His Credit,
PARIS, June A.-Several newspapers state
that Prince Jerome Bonaparte Will publish
manifesto this evening, declaring that he re-
mains faithful to his AjacciO programme, In
which he announced his republican principles,
and that he is not pretender to the Imperial
succession, while at the same time he saws his
dormant claims bar the succession OF any other
pretender
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MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE m THEATRICAL LIFE

MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE IN THEATRICAL LIFE.
The divorce suit OF Mrs. Girard Rowe against
George Fawcett Rowe, the actor, Is attracting
much attention among the actors In New York
and is turning the talk away from Mrs. Oates
affairs IL Is said that the premature publica
tion in New York paper that Mrs. Rowe had
the marriage to him, and although the union
has been deemed q happy one, events prove
that tke supposftion was Incorrect. Mr.. Rowe
is accused OF fnfidelity, and as the couple are
tired OF matrimony 1t is doubtful whether he
will put In any defence. He has not yet served
an answer, although the time to do so has
nearly expired. Mr.. Nathaniel Cox. the referee,
who Justice Van HUesen appointed because he
was "a stranger TO all theatrical people, good
lawyer and something OF an old fogy,D yester-
gay INFORMED the parties OF his appointment.
VIII be married again soon after she gets q de.
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The Markets.
DAT ITIAGORE Lima a

BALTIMORE. June 24.-virsinia skies. DID, 80
90 deferred, ia; do. consol. 5s; do second series
So; do. past due coupons, 79A. North Oarollna
SKIES, old, 2b4; do. new IS bid to-day. Sugar drm
and fairly actfve-A soft, 81 saSs.
BALTIMORE, June "a Flour dull and without
change. Wheat, southern steady and IN fair Demand
tuIee-soufbern red. L16aLl Is for new. do: amber.
l.22 for new: No Peunsyiyania red. l20k; No.
2 western winter red, spot, IL; june. ll6ks
LsA: July, lt9Hal 09s4; Aus ust. l.06xal 064;
September. 1O6l l.C6k. Corn, southern steady
s43x; August. 44As44k; September. 45Is steamer.
42l. Oats firm and active southern, S6a40; west
eln white, S6a36x; do mixed, 33a3lH; Pennsyl-
vania, 35a36H: Rye unchanged. Hay steady and
unchanged Provisions unchanged. Butter dull
aud nIchansed. Eggs quiet, Is. Petroleum nm;
charEsd cha Uonee hr@ and unchanged WhsIydull
four. 4878; wheat. IS. 100: corn. $50. 400: oats.
200; rye, 400. Shipments -wheat, $4,000; corn,
NEW YORK, June 24-stocks weak. Money
3a2 Exchanges long. 1864 short, 4SS4. Govern
NEW YORK. June 24-Flour unchanged. Wheat
LONDON, June "a. 4:SO P ND. g. bonds, ~
per cents, l081; new fvee, lO5A. Erie. preferred,
6S4 New Jersey consols, 064.
MEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York to-day at p m, - reported by Lewis john
,dg: psr cspt.. sq loass ac . e esr cent?.
So; do preferred. s6E; Island. isSk: 81 Paul.
lb4.
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Mr.. SMITHS BRAND NEW CoNEr.-At O'Clock
this morning, IN the constellation Perseus, about
right ascension two hours thirty minutes, decli-
nation north $50, Prof. Swift discovered a new
comet, quite bright, or strong condensation.
and short tail. Ii was moving at the rate OF
discovered il four days ago, but he did not know
what IL was until this morning. The professor
thinks that he is the first discoverer, but in case
any one has spied the same visitor, he viii
know ii by II O'Clock to-day. No one had dis
covered IL wednesday night In any part OF the
world. With the exception OF the comet dis
covered by Prof. Swift In July last, none has
been seen for over q year and q half and the
professor considers this discovery q very I'M
portant one. IL he proves TO be the f1rst dis
coyerer, and there Is every probability that
such viii be the case, he viii have earned his
third gold medal He has been looking for this
comet for three nights, and a happier man I'm
finding IL, IL would be hard 10 find In the whole
country Il Rochester Democrat, June 20.
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THE COLORADO RAILROAD WAR.
Decision Of the Denver Court.

aST: ST: LoTls; June "a Al Denver SCoil dispatch
says: In regard 10 the. appointment OF re.
celyer for the Rio Grando road, the court held
that the counsel of that company could not
represent the receiver. He must come into
tights, and they were shown to be valid, the
court would respect them, but the Rio Grande
company could not be heard In this respect
Judge Miller, OF the u. s. Supreme Court, who
was present, fully agreed with Hallett in his
decision. Judge Miller ruled In the Grand Ca
ron case as to matters seG forth In the supple
ment by the Rio Grande company, then the
proceedings under the mandate of the Supreme
Court must be delay ed until the supplementary
matters had been fully heard and testimony
taken"
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| GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly oper.
at1EE IN stocks, by the y Two Unerrinx Rulae for
Success" in Messrs Lawrence & Co.'S new crcriar
The eombr alton method, which this firm has made
so successful, enables people with Ia.ge or small
means TO all the benefits of largest capital and
Lest skill Thousands of orders. in various sums,
are pooled into one vast amount and coopsrated a.
a mighty rh0te, thus securing to each shareholder
al the advantages OF the largest operator Imnense
prcita are divided monthly. Any amount from as
TO IS coo. or more, can be used successfully. n Y
BGptist Weekly, September 26th, 1878, says, :" By
Ter cent; $50 pays $3.50 or 2 7per cent CLIO makes
&l.OoO CT 10 per cent on the stock, during the
illustrated Newspaper, June 18th: The combina
ton method of operating stocks is the most success
ful ever adopted" Seto York Independent, Sept.
IL b: The combination system Is founded upon
correct business principles. and no peson need be
Iessrs Lawrence Co" Brooklyn, journal. April
18TH: Our editor made net profit Of 3lol.25 from
lions" New circular trnailed fIee) explains every.
thing. stocks aud bonds wanted Government
bonds supplied LAWRENCE b CO., Bankers, 81
Exchange Place, N Y. te3eolms
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MISS DUER AT BoME.-The New York Heyalds
correspondent al Snow Hill, Md, telegraphs as
from Imprisonment Friday, arrived az POGO
moke city that evening and was received with
demonstrations OF JOY by her friends, who
called upon her at her fathers house. In tax
ing leave OF gentleman who drove her home
from Snow Hill, and who had expressed a polite
wish to see her again whenever she visited that
town, she said, Il never want to see Snow Hin
again; am done with courts and pistols for
ever It Will be remembered that the pistol
with which she shot Ella Hearn was bought In
Snow Hill. AS soon as Judge Wilson passed
sentence upon the prisoner her lawyers entered
into recogDiZance for the fine and her friends
passed paper around for subscriptions TO help
the rather pay the money, his slender means
trial. Two hundred dollars was raised In Snow
Hill and vicinity In a few hours, and the re-
mainoer VIII be subscribed by friends In POGO
moker
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THE MURDERER OF PORTER, THE AcroR.-The
case OF james Currle, charged with the murder
OF Benz. c. Porter, the actor, was called at Mar
shall, Texas, yesterday. The prosecution an.
nounced its readiness for trial Most OF their
witnesses were present, including Maurice Bar.
~ more, OF New York. The defence offered
afhdayits from five witnesses by whom they
expected to prove self-defence, and moved q
continuance. The prosecutor submitted full
answer. with affidavits showing that Barry.
more, Porter, Miss Cummins and the restau-
rant keeper were the only persons present at
the shooting. The motion OF the defence was
sustained, however, and the continuance
granted
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De&glu0
CINCINNATI, June ga despatch from Frank.
fort, KY, says, that on Saturday night. at saw
drihe, twelve miles distant, party of Unknown
men attacked the house OF Sam Faulkner
severely wounding Faulkner as he ran from the
house. They set fire to the dwelling which WAS
cons umed With its inmates. Harry Russell. AGED
II, VINO was also shot, and two children OF
Faulkner's aged II and 3. No cause is given for
this brutal affair.
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forthcoming Princeton Rerieu will publish sta
ustics compiled by r. p. Porter, a CHICAGO
Journalist, In regard to the debts OF towns.
Ing that the total OF local debts OF the country
at the close OF ISIS was 81, l,05l, ,1O6112 exclusive
OF state debts. AS has been often demonstrated.
the compiler OF the statistics says that the chief
danger lies in the cities, not In the counties and
towns. The increase In 130 cities since 1870
was at the rate OF 200 per cent, but by adding
In the county and town debts the Increase Is
less than 100 per cent.
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Ut is said In Boston by Butler democrats
tnaL Gen. Butler Will receive ana ACCEPT the
form and Democratic convention this fan the
former leading on. WIG
q The democratic members of the Louis,.
ana CONSTITUTIONAL convention In caucus laef
nignt voteo on several propositions TO scale the
state DEBT, also on the majority report for ita
re-adJustment, all OF which were deteate1
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Return Of the Missing Bridegroom.

S u u uIc .NIssInE nIIueSrOOtu.
NEW YORK, June 24.-John r. Miller, OF
Readlng, Pa, whose disappearance In this city
last Thursday created considerable excitement,
has, It is learned, returned home with his
friends. He was to have been married In Read
appearance caused many reports to be ctr
culated that he had been murdered In the CITY.
Detectives learned that Miller had gone to
saratoga, and yesterday he sent MillerS friends
there In search OF him. He received dispatch
this morning that Mr.. Miller had started with
Ills friends for Reading, and that all persons
concerned were reconciled.
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THE MURDERER OF MRS. HULL.
All the Mi&Sing IeWelHY EOund.

NEW YORK, June 24.lThrough the Confession
made In Boston last evening by Cox, the MUIR
deIer OF Mrs. Hull, the police recovered this
Detective Schmitberger telegraphed from Bos-
ton last night that part Of the jewelry had
oeen given TO Bella johnson, a mullato girl in a
house OF Ill fame In south 5th avenue. New
York: She was found this morning asieep and
arrested. About her neck she wore the tonaz
necklace stolen from Mrs. HullS trunk by her
murderer. In her possession was also q soIi
taire pair OF diamond earrings and a paWn
ticket for other diamonds. She admitted she
got the jewelry from Cox, o--0
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AN ACT OF INCREDIBLE DEsPERATToN.-John
Kemmler. German, living at South Holyoke,
Mass, shot his three children-Annie, Ludmilla
and Amy, whose ages were respectively six,
able TO support them. He shot them with q re-
volyer. he has been out Of work since Febru-
airy. At that time he went TO Colorado, but
recently returned, and had been warned from
tenement belonging TO the Germania mills, In
which he lived, because he no longer worked In
the mills
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Two YOUNG GIRLS BURNED 10 DKArH.-The
dwelling OF j. F. Reynolds, near Jonesboro.
Ca, was burned yesterday morning, and his
Reynolds was badly burned in rescuing his
Vile. The fire originated In the girls room, but
they were 80 overcome by the smoke that they
could DO nothing, and their father endeavored
Intellectually to break down the door. He then
went for his wife and barely escaped with her.
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IN THE LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvEN-
T1oN. yesterday, the state debt committee re-
ported an ordinance authorizing the legislature
to provide for funding the fioating debt with
four per cent. bonds receivable for state taxes
due prior to January 1, 1879.
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A BOYS SUICIDAL Lexington, KY, on
Friday, Sherman Hughes, boy fourteen years
folded his hands and laid them on the muzzle,
and then leaned his chin on his hands. Being
barefooted, he played with the hammer with
his big toe, and the load being discharged he
was fatally wounded.
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A NEW YORKER TARRKD AND FEATHeRKD.-
Watson Sanford, New York stove manufac
turer, while visiting In Bound Brook, N. j.,
last week was set upon by several workmen
and tarred and feathered. The cause OF the
assault is not definitely known but 1t is supposed
certain parties were provoked because he had
published paragraphs In local newspaper re-
fiecting upon several young people.-[Nsio York
Sf1r. June %.
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CONGRESSMAN CALLED TO WAsHrNaroN-
Congressman Valentine, OF Nebraska, who went
home with his wife on account OF her protracted
illness, left Omaha Sunday for Washington
ment OF Congress VIII not be so Immediate as to
arrant his remaining at home.
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THE BOHEMIAN COMMUNIST SHARPSH00rBRS
who were imprisoned at Chicago for firing on q
crowd were In court yesterday, but pending the
result OF the injuries OF Donahue, one OF the
wounded men, the case was continued, and
they were remanded without bail
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE TO-DAY Senators
cameron, Call and Paddock, and Representa-
ives, Horr, Robinson Conger, Butterworth and
Hull, and all Of the Louisiana delegation now
IN the city, called on the President to-day. The
latler gentlemen were On business connected
with the organization OF the Mississippi River
Commission under the new bill.
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NEW YoRK's BANK RoBBING POLICEMAN
Policeman Nugent, charged with completely In
the Manhattan IN. W Bank robbery, was
identified before the Police Court yesterday In
that city as ''the man with q green patch over
his eye" seen lettering In front Of the bank on
trial In default OF O,OOO bail,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

- summer Law Lectures (nine weekly begin 10th
July, 1879, and end 10th September. Have proved
OF signal uselst to students who design to pursue
their studies at this other Law School to those
who propose to read privately and 3rd 20 practi.
TONERS who have not had the ADVANTAGE Of system.
attic instruction. For circular apply (P o. Uniyer-
slty of Va-) to JOHN u. MINOR. Prof Com and
6tat Law Iny2i2awlm
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uTne body OF Major Marshal Davis promt-
nent insurance agent, OF Toledo, O., was found
In the river there yesterday. It Is supposed he
was accidentally drowned.
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IHE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT Re CEIPTs TO-DAY.-Internalr rev.
eaue, S1s9, ,944 95; customs. s517 7,945,
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CATTLE DISEASE IN THE WEsT.-The preSf-
dent OF the Colorado Cattle Growers AsSocia.
ton states that the cattle disease In that state
10 confined to few small herds, and has not
have been taken against the spread of the dis.
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TORONTO, June PA fire this morning total
ly destroyed the offices and stables In conuec-
lion with P. Scott's lumber yard, together with
sulOace light
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a veto Of the judicial expenses bill. There was
no difference of opinion developed In its con-
SideratiOn
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1T YOU VALUE YOUR EYEHI0HT get GLASS
y ID At A a. HEMPLIR4, tho
Orttctan, teS PenasylvaLis avenue,
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TRENTON, June 24.-The court OF errors and
appeals has rendered an opinion sustaining At
torney General Stocton's points and dIsmisstng
the writ OF error In the cases OF Cornish Smith
and Bennett, and Noyes; and declaring the act
OF 1875 so far as the Smith Bennett case is con.
cerned, unconstitutional. The case VIII now
there to the court OF errors and appeals before
the term expires.
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IVES, KNOW"
i "fbat is sou
But the times csl for reliable goods and at close
18th ST. 10 filling the BIN, with their rock bottom
P prices On choice Teas. Uoffees. Sugars. Canned
The Little Pnafore Begar al cta : and the Great
PinAfore at cts all Havana fllers give satisfac.
fion every time te1O.Im
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EXCURSIONS.

MARY wAsI .S3TpNli' maes Ssesms'5 ! I NEWELL,
VII axe Two DAILY Excursions to rH-A
MARSHALL nALL AND MOUNT E-sESt7t7aa..s.1f ~
VERNON SPRINGS
EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY,
leaving her Wharf a. 80 q. m. ana 8: 80 D. m.
SUNDAYS TO THE SAME POINTS at p. M,
returning promptly at D. m.
Grand Concert and Orch estra on each trip
hound Trip % cents. Children and Nurses Free
Steamer can be chartered at reasonable rates.
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CUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

:, On and after Sunday. June the sth. the Steamer
Wharf EVERY SUNDAY. at Al Es.5t55n~ d
O'Clock D. M, for an excursion down
the Potomac, returning at O'Clock Fare TWENTY
five cents. te51 "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~o THE DRY AND FANCY GOQOs CLERKS
80 7 are Is1ue.tsa te meet 1ais EvENtNa u lat at
fur hen ss seon for the purpose Of cos
T THE GREAT BOSTON SHOE AUCTION
~ HOUSE, 491 Pennsylvania avenue. sign Of
Sa s at .s sas sh ss
dealers in the neisheorhood, who glgned al agree.
iesaM :ss saas'ac'' Respectfully l. R,oHoLD.
" THE EEsyhAR I44 N MoNT4kH S0T MEETINf
81 AZ x az Be Ssa !.
# 1h and s ns ss5 Tq WEnNE ,s4a
Ei-242ts = G. T. CHASE, sec'y.
w ooILfGE1k1S PIE1kiof PFEI6E, GE 6E,LuMB1A.
WAsHINGToN. D. c.. June Oath, 1879:
2; or Of aofs in the The
ssses Ar fsps Ss said District viii Sc due aad pay
Upon P,yme1t Of said tax. tags viii be issued as
je24-6t Collector Of Taxes. D. g.
rEga OFFICE OF THE METROPOLITAN
s-S RAILROAD g a!1,So4na GoMpANY, NY. .. 1919
the i ssss Of
q % o held rne f po 0 W Se
0fR ny 11a & I'll the same office
y VIM. w. MOORE 90 Re- sly THOMPSON ;ssasssi Rsss,:
~ IMPORTANT TAX N0TIOE.
For the accommodation Of persons owing state
and county taxes to Prince Georges county. the nn
dersigned will be at Messrs jackson Bro; Co.'s.
fRfpA3 5Sns g sad p is7s Tor sSs Pasaoss sa q
viii do well to call and settle the same. ~
Co tt; and Collector of State and County TaSssfor
2. G. Co, Md. je24 st
- A. NJ D. G.
TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL ALCONMENCEMENT
ur6s soszAsA sgpsY 1ssa 11fooI55zEsr,, LEG ,,s7e
At eas aass%adse Hail. efes oceek bet EN- 9Th and 10th w.
TaE FAGSHTY hsD2 9E TIE s
sx z their PSosss sSna naa
medical attend.nce and medicines free Of @ Cost The
attending St staff and the consulting n board VII b.
Hours Of attends. &c, from to pm daily except
sSend; In addition the ss @
Of the professor Of fmidwferyo of the faculty Women
ss to smPPy @ snd who are
the care of uneducated midwves can apply during
Of a r.
ments In their own homes. 5e237t
~ NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
q fresh supply Of BETHESDA, BEDFORD and
0EYSER WATERS Just received from the springs
and for sale on draught, at
MILBURN'H PHARMACY.
my1Stf 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
~e STRAW MATTING, OHILDRkN's CAR
S RIAGES: Mosquito Oanopiee, and Window
Screens, at Wholesale and RETAIL at the Furniture
Carpet, and Upholstery Establlshment Of w. b.
MO6ES b son, corner 7th Bt. and Pa avo NV. ala
MATHEY CAYLUS' CAPSULES,
w Used for over Is years with great success by
the physicians Of Paris, New York and London, and
Of diseases, recent or of long standing.
Prepared by CLIN CO.. Paris. Sold every.
where oct29, tth&s1y
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GENERAL SHERMAN will return to the city
about the sth Of July next,
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THE CELEBRATED
AURORA LAGER BEER.
CRESCENT BREWING 90.

take ak pleasure In announcing to my customers
ahn ha In General that have succeeded In
teiSsa IN hstrserator Cars and stored In Vaults Of
l am prepared to furnish the same In Half and
fsn' OF Bottles, to suit tie trade or
other Beer for perfection in every renmsite Of soo
sSer Sis Rssr RBsmey gx bbSdy bly srshtness ana Taste
the citizens Of Washington solicit triaI - con
vince the public Of its merits ' w oo1''
PHILIP NJ. NAY,
SOLE AGENT,
Depot, 3O-32 Prospect street.
AayoV OH GEOR6ETOWN
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Republican Nominations i'm Cali.
fOrnfas
SANFRACIsCo, Junr M.-The republicans OF
lbe nrst congressional district, last evening,
sreIominated Horace Davis as Congressman,
and James L. King, as member OF the board of
{ EQUALIZATION