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STABBED FOR CALLING A MAN "REB."-Pat-
rick Reilly, painter: fatally stabbed Richard
Coyle. also painter, ~. ~, na,rm'nCham' Conn,
Ing, and Coyle called Reilly "Reb" the latter
having served In the confederate army. Coyle
also struck Reilly, who is a cripple. Reilly
secured knife after both had been turned
from the saloon where the dispute had occurred,
and the quarrel ended on the street by Reilly
stabbing Coyle. He was locked up. but had
thrown the knife away and claimed to be inno-
cent.
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THE INTENSITY OF THE PANIC excited in the
southwest by the outbreak Of yellow fever in
Memphis may be judged from an article In the
Falcon, OF SOmerv1lle, Miss, which advocates
"the posting up OF flaming placards on all the
Somerville at their peril, and If they DO venture
In and cannot give satisfactory account of them
selves and prove that they have not been near
any infected point, they will be fined heavily,
and II they cannot pay said fine will be publicly
whipped" The Falcon adds" Let 1t be known
abroad that such an ordinance has been adopted
and win be enforced, and refugees and stray
travellers will steer clear OF Somerville," which
is very likely.
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL
- ESTATE, SITUATED ON THE NORTHEAST
CORNER K STREET AND CONNECTICUT

dated Jure /, K:D. 1874. and duly recorded -
eors Of he 1Sa S Ct Of the Land d.
decree passed on the 18th dsy Of May, p. 1873.
by the sqpIem &C Court Of the District OF Columbia
8. Pep. er Is complainant and Alexander Shep-
herd ct al defendants. and BY direction OF the
the undersigned viii sell at public auction, to ,hs
hiehe st bidoer in front Of the premises, on FRI
p m III. following described Rea, Esa,e si,uste in
the City of Washington Districs of Columbia to wit
Part of 10, numbered two ca, in square numbered
described as fellows. VIZ: Beginning at point on
north X street, forty three feet and nine inches
square, and running thence west on street forty
three feet and nine inches t43 9-l2 feet) to said
southwestern corner OF said square; thence north
eighty fet and ten inches $50 10 feet to the south
line OF original lot numbered three go, in SAID
with taid avenue and aions the line Of sad lot
three about eighty five feet intsrsect aline drawn
due north from the Joint of beginning. and thence
due south to the point Of beginning, together with
all the improvements ways easements. rights priv
leges and appurtenances to the same belonging, or
Terms ef SALE as prescribed by said deed of trust,
,ssfolloxs, VIZ: The sum of twenty thousand dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate of min per
cent per annum in twelve months after the day of
SALE for which The note Of the purchaser secured by
% and
six months, for which the notes Of the purchaser.
per aDnum from the day Of sale and secured by q
aeeo OF frnst On me property sold shal be taken
Of and al
the terms Of tie sale are not compiled with within
Of the defauling purchaser, after ten days notice
in the Evening S MaFT nsxsP1 + rpiH,11p,
JAMES N. JOHNsTON.5 trustees.
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SENSATION IN A SOUTHERN CHuRCH.-There
was sensation In Trinity, the most fashionable
church In the city OF Atlanta, Ga, last sunday.
Gov. Colquitt was to preach. and the church
was crowded. The governors colored coach
man came to the door and asked for a seat In
the gallery. The gallery was locked, and the
usher escorted him to front pew In the
church. This was the first time colored per-
son ever sat there, and the incident created
sensation in the city, though nobody seems TO
object.
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A SAD CAsE.-Mrs. Mary c. Fields, wife of
the fugitive Tom Fields, once an influential New
York politician, has, it Is stated, been sent to
the PoughkeepSie. n. V, almshouSe her prop
erty being exhausted and she insane. Her hus-
band is living on a fine farm at st. Andrews
about 65 miles from Montreal. Canada, but Is
said to be greatly aged and broken down by re-
cent troubles. He separated from his wife, but
has never been divorced
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WOMAN KILLED BY A PANTHER.-Near the
Warren and Pine BLUM road, about Is miles
east OF Pine Bluff, q woman went out to pick
blackberries. She did not return. After long
search, she was found near a briar thicket Lie.
orally torn to pieces. Almost her entire flesh
was stripped from her bones. The opinion OF
the people is that she was killed by panther
1Liffle Rock Gazette
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OF PROF. NEwCoMB's Researches on the
Motions OF the Moon" made at the Naval OBJ
servatory, Washington, the Atheneum says
by the researches embodied in this volume,
Prof. Newcomb has earned the gratitude of ali
astronomers, and IL will be a work OF fncalcu-
liable value to those mathematicians who are
engaged In perfecting the theory of the moon.
IL is unqueSt,onably one OF the most important
contributions which have been received by the
lunar theory, and will tend to very materially
improve this important department of astron-
Omy"
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SOMETHING NEW IN VIRGINIA Law PRACTICE.
The strange sight to Virg1nians or a negro law.
yer defending white man was witnessed In
the police court OF Richmond, Tuesday. Robt.
Peel Brooks, negro lawyer, appeared as the
counsel OF a white shoemaker named John
Dunnyant, who was charged with assault. IL
was the first case OF the kind ever known In
the south
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FOREST FIRES IN VIRGINIA-A telegram from
Petersburg, Va, July 81, says the severe drought
woods fires in this region. In Dinwiddie county
many thousands OF acres Of woodland have been
buried over, resulting In great destruction OF
timber and fencing, and the fire is still raging
By strenuous eXertlOns the farmers have saved
their dwellings, but in some instances have lost
their barns. The underwood was burned to a
crisp, and large trees stripped OF their foliage
buried over, and large quantities of cord wood
have heen destroyed. Fires have also occurred
in Chesterfield. Streams that have not failed for
many years are dry. The whole country is
parched. and nothing short OF early and abun-
can't rains can save the crnnS
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., J
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND Printing,
July Is, 1879. !
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until IL O'Clock m. on FRIDAY, August Is, 1879 for
furnishing ,0OU tons run Of mine Georges OteaL
Cumberland Ioal, free from slate ana all impuri-
ties, subject to the conditions required by section
S7l1, Revised Statutes of the United st stes viz
That the coal shall weigh 2,24O pounds to the ton
be inspected and weighed on the Treasury scales,
to be certified to by the person appointed and quail
fed under the Law for that purpose. and that the
inspected and weighed shall be paid by the con
tractor. The coal to be delivered at this Bureau
Quired.
No payment will be made without the certificate Of
the inspector that the coal such the contract calls
for nor until the account has been rendered in the
proper form and duly audited
The right to reject bids or waive defects Is re-
eerved.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Goal, u
and addressed to 0 II. IRISH
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
jyl6-1aw4t Washington D. O.
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Mr.. w. E. FORSTER. NJ. p. says: "In dealing
with the education OF girls In the training col
leges II has been found that they require little
driving to work compared with boys, and that
they are more susceptible to influences OF ambl-
tfon and desire to succeed. The danger in The
training colleges or elementary schools is from
overwork. There is no fear that )ung women
Will not avail themselves OF the opportunities
Offered
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DhOPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARJMENT OF STATE. ]
WASHINGTON, ID. C. July IA, 1875
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Depart
ment Of State until II N. on the S0TH DAY OF JULY
1879, to furnish this Department with Stationery
for the year ending June 80, 1880. in &C cordauce
with schedule of articles which will be pplie 10
persons and firms proposing to bid therefor.
The right to reject any and all bids, or to accept
given OF aty article 10 the schedule Is reserved
and each bidder is required to furnish with his bid
sand dollars, q guarantee OF faithful perform
ance Of the contract which may be awarded to him.
jy17&24 r. G. MORGAN Superintendent
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THE SEQUEL OF THE AUSTRIAN LADY'S
STORY.-The true story OF the so-called Mrs.
Van Low, the Austrian lady who sent two bull
lets into her brain with suicidal intent at the
st. Nicholas Hotel, Cincinnati, last month has
just become known. The clue was given by the
Hungarian papers, and she tells the rest her
SELF She says her real name is Caroline Flo
REM, wife OF a scale maker In PeSth, and her
goods dealer OF the same city. Shuk deserted
her at the Prescott House 10 New York taking
her watch and Jewelry and all the money except
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ASK FOB TICKETS VIA CONNECTICUT
RIVER LINE.

Throueh and round trip tickets can be purchased
at ticket Offices Of Pennsylvania RR at Philadelphia
Lancaster, Harrisburg, Baltimore, Altoona and
Pttsburg, and in Washington, DO ut office OF B. &
0. KR at each Of which Offices full information can
be obtained. te2tlm
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Defeat Of the Zulus.

AN OFFICIAL REPORT OF 1uE BATTLE OF ULUNDI
A detailed official telegram from Lord Chelms-
win my demands for the return OF the cannon
etc, but fired heavily on our watering parties.
IL l consequently returned the cattle he had sent
IN ana oroered reconnaissance by Col Buffers
morse: This caused the Zulu army to advance
ana show itself on the morning or July T. NY
loree, consisting OF Gen. Newdtgates division
ana zen. WOODS column, aggTegaJing 1900
Europeans and a thousand natives. with l2
cannon and Gatlins, crossed the Umvolosi
river at G:l5 am. The force reached an excel
lent position between Enadwengo and Ulundi
about $40 a M. The Zulu army had been OBJ
served leaving its bivouacs about 7:3O. The
engagement was shortly after commenced by
was fully de eloped. By $50 the enemy wa
vered, and the lancers, followed by the re-
mainder OF the cavalry, attacked them, and
general rout ensued. Prisoners state that
King Cetewayo was personally commanding
and witnessed the fight from a neighbor-
ing kraal. Zulu prisoners state that
twelve regiments, aggregating twenty thou.
Lord Chelmsford estimates that the Zulu loss
could not have been less than thousand men,
lundf was burning AZ noon 1.-The SteadineSS
OF our troops, who at one time during the en-
gagement were under complete belt OF fire
was remarkable. The dash and enterprise CT
the cavalry was all that could be wished. Our
iortned camp had been left In charge or 900
europeans and $50 natives. A portion or the
Iulu forces at one time threatened 10 attack it.
The news OF the battle was brought by a spe.
Clal steamer TO st. Vincent. A large body OF
ZuluS surrendered after the battle. They are
also coming In in large numbers on Gen Crea-
lock lille OF advance" Lord Chelmsfoul's dis
patch coLc!udes as follows:-"As have fully
accomplished the object for which advanced
consider that shall be best carrying out Sir
Garnet WolSeley s Instructions by moving i'm
mediately towards KambawaSa I shall send
back a portion OF this force for supplies which
ale low ready at Fort Marshall
THE WAR OVER.
Sir Garnet WolSeley telegraphs from Durham
On the Sth OF July as follOws:-"I have halted
all reiDforcementS here, as believe the war is
ever. Do not send any more men or supplies
till you hear from me. l expect to meet the
great Zulu chief about the 10th instant and
discuss terms OF peace with him." General
Wolseley, finding the arrangements OF Lord
Chelmsford for the march to Ulundi 50 excel
lent, has left that general to redeem his name
one OF Cetewayos messengers has brought In
the sword OF the late Prince Imperial
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FIRE INsURANCE.-Thes emi-annual statement
(siX months ending June 80 1871 OF the New
York fire insurance companies shows that there
are 81 companies. with assets amounting to
042; liabilities, except capital Sl2 622
palrment, Sl2,367. The statement for the cor
responding six months Of 1875 showed 92 compa-
lies, with $50 $751; l6 assets $l2 $50 454 liabilities
S2555I 900 capital, SlS,0l2, 600 net surplus, and
x3S 0l7 Impairment
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ENLIsTING TO GET AwAY-A trio OF would be
eXodusters rushed into the editorial rooms OF
the appeal yesterday afternoon. One, the
spokesman, asked; "Is dis de offis?" "What
Officer" we asked. "De Uniuered States ofYis:
Use got two more boys here wants TO list 10 the
army" We informed them that the recruiting
office, which formerly occupied the opposite
side OF the appeal building, Had skipped out for
NASHVILLE. II was sad TO witness the fOrlorn ex.
preston OF those three dark hued countenances
as they slowly wended their way down the
stairway, almost overpowered by the disap-
po1Ltment.-I Memphis Appeal.
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A FRESH AMRRICANISM.-American manage
to invent odd expressions. The other day q
young American lady was at a London BAH.
Dancing heated Ter. 81 feel little dewy,, she
said to her partner, as she wiped the perspira-
tion from her brows.-(London Truth.
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STE1aEh & L1EbEkM An f..,.. u,.,..-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET WFSr, BETWEEN AMI M

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hFAL Estate, Situated ON FIFTEENTH
STREET SIRE Ell, Wasr, BETWEEN L AND II
By virtue of a deed Ct trust, dated July IA
10th, A D: 1877, and duly recorded in Iiber EMS
No. ete, folio 419 ct seq one OF the land Ig..k.
records for the District OF Columbia, and at the
request of tie arty secured thereby will sell at
pnblic auction, in front Of the premises, on SAT
URDAY, July GOTH 1879. at o'clock M, the follow
lrE descr bed real estate, situate in the city of Wash
il gton. IN the District Of Columbia and known and
described on the original plan or plat of lots and
squares n the said city ss parts OF ORIGINAL lots
two hundred and fourteen (2i4. BEGINNING for the
same at point on the east soe Of 18th str, ct
distant fifty six (56) feet from the south line of lot
five 60, in said square. and running thence north
twenty five (25) feet thence east one hundred and
ten fett ITO ftl and go inches, thence south
twenty five 2e feet and thence west to tie point OF
beginning.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in
equal payments in twelve and eighteen months with
ten Ier cent interest from the day OF sale, secured
properly cod. deposit of SEQ required at the time
of sale. Conveyancing at purchasers cost TIE ms
of sale to be compiled it'll in Six days from date OF
SALE otherwise The Trustee reserves the right re-
sell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
Ul79t JOHN f. RILEY, Trustee,
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FATAL Push IN PLAY.-At Allentown, Pa,
last Friday little girl, aged 6 years, named
Pauline Newmiller, was the victim OF an accI-
dent which resulted In her death Sund Nv night.
1t appears that on that day she was playing on
the front pavement with a Deighbors girl OF
about her age, and, while engaged I'm their child
her companion with such violence as to throw
her on the pavement, her head striking on the
back with sufficient severity to cause concus-
sion OF the brain. The services OF a physician
were called, but, ia spite OF good medical treat
ment, the little girl fingered In an unconscious
state until Sunday night, when death resulted
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE OR
i GRANITE FOR THE WASHINGTON MONU.

ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MoNUMENT,l
WAsHINGToN, d. O.. July 19, 1879. !
eealed Proposals will be received ct this Office
until y m on the 3lsT OF July, 1879 and opened
for Furnishing, at the site of
~ 500 cubic feet, more less, Of White Marble or
1900 80 of Granite
SPecificatons blanks. or any further Information,
parties engaged in the business of Qusrrying suca
materials. THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Col. Engineers,
fyl9-6t Engineer in Charge.
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WILLIAM r. PHILIP, r-,..,.
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON,5 Afustees.
THOMAS DOWNING AuCfiOneer tv1s-1kda
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL FS
STATE.

By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court IL
cell At pubic sac At the @sns,on House o on o1on
The SD. day Of Juy is7 the hour ON 81 ocoof
TIonnas F. Berry. az follows to Wit: '' p.0is'' %
ssussed IN Ok oso rs1 Hi fss dsre IA
said county. and D: rdering on the Potomac River,
Iss b.f 4sS anu
the Is % So
and the WoOdand nas Ssen
the S S
distant ssht ms
Ferry Ianains. from MslSland 70 XIexandri.. ana
which is part Of tue place. Il win be sod in Lots
lsrss ana eli gsnt mansion, loested on N eminenoe
SysIbGDsg The Poton River and the cities Of
2D..A:l tLat Farm q Tract Of Land called :" VII
Lam AND ~ 3uarter situated in
and" and Silver Hil sdloining tie lands Of Col s.
Taylor Suit Joseph soIes and others: containing
four miles from Washington city. and is also adapt
cd to the growth Of vegetables and the usual pro-
survey into five lots, and viii be sold in lots or as
w90e, 10 splt puITF ns r; land c,,ad w.ro.,.
form erly owned by Edmund = Duval. deceased,
situated at "Glenndae, on the Baltimore and PotC.
mac railroad il Bowie district, in said county,
tanning, by recent survey. 222 l-l6 scres more or
less The soil is kind and well adapted to the growth
OF fruits and vegetables It's easy from Wash
ngton ard Baltimore by rail and its healthful loca-
ton, renders 1t valuable both for market purposes
and residences.
Terms CT sale Ore-third of the purchase money
to be paid in cash on the day OF sale, or ratification
thereof by the Court and the residue in equal in
ents of and two from the day of sale.
the whole to bear interest from the DAY Of sale, and
the payments to be by the bonds Of
the purchaser lib security. to be approved by the
Trustees The Trustees will require the purchasers
to DEPOSIT with tho IA, at the time of SALE amounts
pIopol tionate to their respective purchases from
$50 to $500.
Persona cesrous of purchasing invited to view
the prem ices prior to the day Of sale.
Convey ancing at cost OF purchasers
JOSEPH X. ROBERTS JR I Tr,s.oos
N. 9. STEPHEN, Ai"='o0o'
es- N. B.-Address Trustees, at Upper Marlb ,ro',
or bladensburg, Prince Georges equity, Md.
July 4, 1879.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-The creditors of the
said THOMAS E. BERRY are hereby notified to file
their claims, properly authenticated with the CLERK
Of the Circuit COu.t within three months from ths
day of sale.
JOSEPH K BOBRTS, JR,, ,a.u
jyS.2awSt N. U. STEPHEN, I trustees.
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7. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES sALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, ON
The EAST SIDE OF SEVENTH SThEET
BETWEEN NJ AND N STREETS NORTH
WEST
By virtue Of q deed 0, trust to us. dated IL
April lEh, 1876. and duly recorded IN Liber 1IJ
No 49, folio 449, one of the land records for.A:.
the District Of Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured the reby we will sell at public auction
in front OF the premises, in WASHINGTON city, Dis
trict Of Columbia, at 81 o'clock, TUESDAY, July
29th, 1879. the following described real estate, VIZ
The northern part Of Lot twenty -four CA. in the
recorded subdivision of Square numbered four hun
dred and forty-eRht (44S), beginning for the same
st TIE noithxeatern corner Of said lot and thence
eighteen qs2 feet and four "a inches; thence east
eight en- Q8) feet and four az inches; and thence
west one hundred and five (105) feet to the place
OF BEGINNING together with all the improvements
there on.
Terms: One fourth cash, and the balance in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with in.
crest the deferred payment to be secured by deed
Of trust uIon the property and by the assignments
anc ng at the cost If the terms of sale
not compiled with in days the Trustees re-
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser.
CHARLES c. GLOVER. r-r,4..,
BRAINARD 81. WARNER,} AAa''ooS'
jy1l-eo&ds
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RAILROADS.

New YORK
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York on Day Express. ....... at g. O5 am
And Arrive at Lttleton. 7.2O pm
And Arrive ut Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm.
And Arrive st Twin Mt House. at 7.65 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyan's .............at8 8. 10 pm.
And Arrive at Profile House. ...........at8 10 pm
And Arrive at Crawford House. ... at $50 pm
And Arrive at Quebec. at g. 80 m
Take Sleeping Gar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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MICHAEL SULLIVAN, who buried his daugh-
tel's babe while it was alive, at Springfield, N.
j., a few days ago, has been adJudged gully OF
murder in the first degree by coroner's jury.
The child lived several hours after being en-
humed but the jury was OF the opinion that II
received fatal iniuriaa when IL was buried.
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"a Ia the Louisiana constitutional conyen-
ton Monday the state debt ordinance was
read thnd time and passed-yeas 70. nays Il.
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NEW YORK to QUkEN9IOWN and LIVERPOOL
EVERY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
City Of Richmond. 1907 tons City of Brusse s.3776
City Of Chester. 1856 tons City Of York $500
est, largest and fastest on the Atlantic, and have
every modern improvement, including hot and cold
water and electric bells in staterooms, revolving
chairs in saloons. bsth and smoking rooms. barber
shops, etc.
20 JOHN g. DALE, agent, 81 Broadway, NY; or to
ID. A. BROSNAN, 926 6 st. J. W. BOTELER 4
pres, Washington. decidedly
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THos. G.. LYLE, CT Princeton, n. j., who was
drowned In the Delaware river, near Trenton,
on Monday, was a lawyer OF great natural abil.
ity. In his pocket was found fine poem en-
titled "HOpe on"
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBIND1N0.
ID The public is respectfully informed that the
LYOETT BOOKBfNDERY ~
Is carried on - heretofore. The same excellent
workmen are employed, and the work turned out
Q characteristics Of the establishment
apS-1y l012 Pennsylvania avenue. ID door
GIBSON BROTHERS,
U PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
1Ol2 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d Q.
u Fine Printing Specially. tanl61y
SUMMER GOODS.
The most comfortable wear for the season. -
BAMBOO CLOTH. NJ
MOHAIRs. sEERSUOKERS,
and other Light Fabrics,
Respectfully invite the attention Of my patrons
and the public generally
r. ]. HEIBERGER,
CITIZEN, ARMY AND NAVY IA
je24r $50 10Th OF. Mo-