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FATALLY GoRkD BY A BULL--A special to the
BALTIMORE san, from Norfolk, Va. last evening,
says: Yesterday morning q young man by the
name OF Miller. grandson OF Mr.. Peter Miller,
bedded In a marsh, WHITTIER he had been tossed
by a furious bull which was In the pasture.
Although horribly gored one OF the horns OF the
animal having entered his neck and passed out
on the top of his head, the young man was still
alive when found. and Lived for several hours
after being taken to the house.
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He APPLIED at police headquarters for posi-
ton On the police force. He did not look as il
he was the Kind or man TO handle the rough
customers the police have 10 deal with, so one
Uf the policemen, Just for the Joke. asked him
what he would DO If he had 10 arrest a drunken,
fight?
what would doe-
YES what would you do?"
"How do know what would do? | reckon
the first thing would do would be TO wait and
see what he was going to do"
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eE-A number OF French JesuitS have recently
arrived at Quebec. They are said to be the ad-
vance guard OF host OF Others who are TO seek
n asylum In Canada.
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Proposals for FueI.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS,
WASHINGTON. d. O., July 9th. lSsO;a
seated Proposals will be received at TINS once
until II O'Clock noon on the 10TH pay OF JULY,
lsso for fur nshine the Fuel required for the hsca
year ending June 80, 1881. Specifications, Dlanks
and any required information viii be supplied at
this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
1t Col. Corps of Engineers, U. A.,
iy9 Ct In Charge OF Public Buildings and Grounds.
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BOYS MURDKRED.-M. Gardner, aged IL. and
q. Fitch, aged II, were found dead near Potter
was shot through the head and the other
through the heart No quarrel Is known to
have existed between the boys and 1t Is believed
were found In the vicinity.
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A FATAL CASE OF MALPRAcTICR.-A telegram
from Buffalo, July II, SayS:-The facts In a case
OF malpractice, involving physician a special
LIST, OF this city and family or eminent respect
ability or Chatham, Ontario, have Just come 10
light About the Sth OF June Miss Buddie Nc
Craze, OF Chatham, ontario. arrived in this city,
accompanied by man giving the name OF
Rose. and called upon DR.. Edward Pynchon. who
alleged that the true nature OF her case was not
mace known TO him. After treating her for
neuralgia for few days her true condition was
QNClgtd. and the case. assuming n serious
Character, an eminent physician was called for
cCnSult2ticr, from whom Dr. Pynchon with.
held tie true cause o! his patients illness. On
tie Goth OF last month. following the premature
birth OF her Child, Miss McCrae died. Her family
wire summoned. AID the remains taken 20
Chatham for burial. DR.. PyDchon was arrested.
lie refuses TO dlyulge the name OF her partner
10 crime Or his wLereabout. claiming ignor-
aLcf OF these facts. The case is being worked
Up by the detectives and an investigation Will
be held the present week by the coroner.
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DAM" :R0TTEE sI .. SCI liz ".
A.sOHOLIEN, I" "P: CALAND,'" and MAS"
Company's Deck, Jersey City. regularly on We'd
Isl Cabin, s6n-7u. I'd Cabin, $3.50 s.eersge, SAG
II. CAZAUX. General Agent, AZ Sog.tli William
M.s New fore- For passage apply TO W. 9. NET
ZEROTT Co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue, WASH
ington OF F. e. JOHNSON, Agent National Safe
Deposit BUILDING, corner New York avenue and
18th st. NV. aDA
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AUCTION SALES.
BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCAN4ON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUsTER's SALE OF WALNUT CHAMBER
EURNITURE. on PAINTfNas, s1bEBOARD,
ETEGERE, CARPETS, BEDDING, TABLES,
HR0OKERY, nc, Bling CONTENTS OF
Sos sTh rs x AT fnTGSoHTTT65 Ss STREET
=, By virtue Of bill of sale, recorded in Liber0
No. 8s4. folio SAT, one Of the land records for 81
District Of Columbia, and . deed of trust, kf30
1 Lec3rded In Ldber ss7. folio 249 one Of the
sell at public auction. on FRIDAY. 18TH July,
g. a. u. 1850. COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. on
west and mentioned in schedules attached to said
trGst and bill OF sale, consisting in part Of
Mslnut Chamber sets, Washstands.
Dining Chairs, Hat Racks, Rockers.
carpets throughout the house, brussels and
Mattresses Bedding, Crockery.
Plated Ware, OIL Paintings, Lace Curtains
M. T. Tables, Chairs, Cornices.
Ftegere, Lambre9uins. Library Tables.
TO WIN. 3: MOSES, Holder of Bill of Sale
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF GORDON PRINTING
Pr g, .KTGGLES PRESS, TYPE, CASES,
STANDS. Nc, At AUCTION.
corded in Liber No. $780, folio 352, ct seq. of the
lard recr rds of The District of Coumbia Will sell
ca fas6 SAt o n THE 18th Day OF july A. D.
9th and It'll streets
Ore Ore HAN Hat Me q Gordon Printing Press.
Lot Job Type, Lot Plea Type.
Lot Long Primer Type, Lot Nonpareil Type.
Lot Tyre ca. es, Lot Stands. Imposing Stone.
Terms Fer cash. e,rvv nnou
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

ThIsIEE's SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS, COFFEES. SUGAR, &c, All AUG
By virtue Of two deeds of trust, executed ~
to me respet lively on the 9Th and 9th day Of
July, A. d. 1880, and of record in Liber . k1Nb
folio enc Of the land records of the District of
Columbia, will on WEDNESDAY,, the 14TH DAY
OF july, A. d. 1880, AT 10 O'CLOCK M, offer for
sale, on the premises No. 200 18th stree. north
the following goods, to wit:
Wines, Liquors, Teas, Coffeea,
Sugars, &c Coffee Mill Ice Box,
Scales, Oil Cans. Shelving. &c. :;
one berse; also Buggy Wagon and Sets Har-
Terms cash.
jyl0dGds RODOLpHE CLAUGHTON, Trustee.
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NVUId "EfkMAN LIIOH D-STEAMSHp
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDoN
SOUTHANPfOS AND BREMEN.
The Steamers Of this company Will sail every Sat
nrday from Bremen Pier, foot IF Sd street. Hoboken.
Bates Of passage: From New York to Eavre, Lon
doH. SouthsnPton and Bremen, first cabin, 800;
certihcates, S2s For FREIGHT or passage apply to
OELRlCAs co, Bowling Green. New York.
Tor Warrington ter10
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RETRIBuTI0N.- Hiltz, who killed Joseph
Melody at Independence, Mo-, two years ago,
but was cleared by tricky lawyer on the
ground of insanity, has been struck dead by
n.stroke on the same day OF the month, at
the same hour Of the day, and on the same spot
"a here he committed the deed.
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THRU SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
l. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, CORNER OF TENTH AND 0 SIS.

THRU STEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE TWO
l. STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
NC, CORNER OF TENTH AND o SITS.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Octo- IL
her 9th, A. D. 1878, duly recorded in Liber 10
No. e9S. folio PAL. ct seq enc of the land A.:2.
records of the District of Columbia and at the re-
quest of the party secured thereby will sell at
public auction. in front Of the premises. WE'D
NESDAY, july THE 14TH, 1880, AT 5 O'CLOCK
P. M. the following described real estate situate
in the city of Washington, District of Columbia.
BEGINNING for the same at the northwest corner of
lot numteIed thirty, in square numbered three
hnLdred and sixty seven, running thence south
east along sad south line twenty eight feet thence
north to the south line Of street; thence west
along the said street to place of beginning, to-
gether with the improvements, consisting of a very
complete and convenient two story and basement
brick dwelling.
Terms The property will be sold subject to a
deed OF trust, to secure 50, 000 with interest at
per cent, which will be assumed by the purchaser.
The Balance Of the pure base money to be paid $500
cash and 300 quarterly thereafter. with interest
at per cent, the deferred payments to be secured
on the property sold. or all cash may be paid, at
option Of the purchaser Terms to be complied
with in Z days: All conveyancing at purchasers
cost A deposit of 300 at time of sale will be re-
quired. J. G.. AMES, lrus+o..
e. p HALSTEAD, trustees.
W. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. je23, Is, jy2, S.13.l4
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SALE OF HORSES, MULES, CARTS, HARNESS,
~, ,,o> &c, At AUG r1oN.
On MC NDAY. JULY 18th, AT TEN
O'CLoCR M, We shall sell in rear Of AZ IN
street, between NJ and SITS. s.w. N&A
Ten good Work Horses. three Mules, five CARTS
five sets Harness; Que Patent Dumping Wagon,
With ris bit to use in District; one Dumping Wagon
Carriage two Covered Wagons. two BIg9ies; Picks,
Sheves, and general assortment of Tools used
for contracting; contents of Blacksmith Shop,
Portable Forge, Quarry Tools; together with a
large lot OF lmplen ents too numerous to enume-
rate Terms cash
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STRIKE.-Fifty employees OF the sheet mill In
the Reading (Pa-) iron works have struck
against ten per cent reduction. Two hundred
and fifty men are thrown out OF work by the
strike and the mill IS stopped.
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TVHE STEAMER "MATTANO.n

Having been thoroughly overhauled rF-
and reps! IRE "a the most substantial EsSt.3s.5y
manner, VIII resume her trips ON
THURSDAY. March 4, 1880. Leaves 6th-st. wharf
every tn sdsy, Thursday and Sunday st 8. M, as
follows: TN Tuesdays, for COlton's, Nomni and
Prospect Hi On Thursdays, for Mstto1 Greek aud
iandings ~ WlcOmico. On sundays, for Msttox
Creek, C. toms and landings in ST. Clements Bay
Making iEte mediate landings going and return
Ing. G.. I. JONES, Agent
my31-3nl 6th-street wharf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

+ HE AND HEALTH.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
SAFE AND SURE.
The GRYAr INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
"SAPANULE." .
5 "sAPANULE."
"SAPANULE."
CURES
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA. Mslaris, Diphthe
RIA, A., pneumonia. Sore Throat Inflammation of the
Lungs, etc, Lame Bach Inflammation OF the Kid
Feet from whatever cause, Burns or Scalds, and al
lpfammatory Diseases. Prickly Heat, Humors and
all diseases of the skin. For all female complaints
and Weaknesses 1t has no equal. Thousands have
been saved from an untimely death by its use. Do
lot delay, but try it.
1t is household necessity. Full particulars in
our illuminated cards and circulars, sent free upon
application by mail.
A trial will benefit you. We guarantee satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. so cts and 81 per bottle
Trial bottles, 25c. Sold by all Druggists.
SAMUEL GERRY T. CO., Proprietors.
jyjO 23s Broadway, New York.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE ON
n STREET, NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE.
4; d; 1873. and duly recorded in Liber No ~
~, folio ct seq. one Of the land records 4.W
the party secured thereby will sell at public auc-
ton, on FRIDAY. JULY 18TH, A. D. 1880, AT 6
part OF lot No O. in square No H. fronting 81 feet
. inches on Al street. running back 1870 feet, with
Frame Dwelling House. 1'
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six
and twelve months with interest at seven per cent
per ann9m, secured by deed of trust on property
sG x6 AL conyeyancing, &C.. at purchasers cost
ty6-eod&ds G. L. SHERIFF, Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING AND STORE. CORNER OF a
sIKEET AND DELAWARE AVENUE
od BY virtue Of -s deed Of trust. dated March ia
No. 907, folio AS ct seq, one Of the land A.2
records OF Washington county, in the District Of
thereby. will sell Ct Pabic auction. II front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY, July ODD, A D.
1880. AT 6 O'CLOCK PM. all those certain lots.
pieces. or parcels of ground and premises situate,
ylI and being in the said city of Washington and
District Of coiumbis. known and DESIGNATED on the
forty five 45) and forty six 46). in John Farley's
subdivision OF part Of square numbered five hun
dr. d and ninety-four (594) with Improvement,
consisting of twostory brick dwelling and
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
Twelve months from day of Sale. with interest at
the rate OF seven per cent. per annum until paid,
secured n by deed of trust on the property sold.
or al cash at option of purchaser. deposit Of
Sloo REQUIRED at sale, All conveyancing, &C., at
Fnnrehasers cost. Ii terms Of sale are not COM
pied with In five days from day of SALE the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at risk and cost Of
oeIaulung purchaser j. T. DYER,
j96.s, II, Is. Is, II, 20&22 Surviving Trustee
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FORESTS PHILADELPHIA MASsIoN.--The For
rest Mansion, at the southwest corner OF Broad
and Master streets. has been purchased by the
managers OF the School OF Design for Women.
The work of improving and altering the prop
erty for the use OF the school viii begin AZ once,
10 orGer that the new quarters NAV be ready
Tor the opening In September The Forrest
property is 600 feet square. and the executors OF
Mir. Forests Will have been trying TO dispose OF
the whole OF Ii at once, but the managers OF the
School OF Design only wanted the mansion on
the corner or Master street. After negotiating
for some time, the executors decided 10 divide
the property Into two parts, each containing loo
feet on Broad street oy 2o0 feet ia depth and the
upper lot was sold, as stated. The bulding
known as the Forrest Mansion occupies 80 rect OF
Master street, and, as northern light is almost
Indispensable. The managers OF the school OF
Design viii build series OF additional struct-
lures Oh Master street adjoining the mansion
on the west and running back $50 feet TO the end
or the lot. These buildings VIII be constructed
In accordance with their Intended uses. and In
doing so but little attention will be paid 10 eX-
terror architectural effect. but every portion of
the Interior VIII be utilized and every attention
Will be paid to light and space. The additional
ground purchased VIII be well laid out and kept
In order for the students to stroll about In
Philadelphia Ge'tgtT, Jadg l0U,.
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* hePP's sALvE CURE,
GREA LEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

A NTON FISCHER's DYE WORKS,
n and the only Dry Cleansing establishment in
the city, 9O6 6 st. q: W. near s Patent office.
LIN BLANKETS, cleansed by superior process.
Also GENILEMk MS GARMENTS cfeansed and
al Il
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TO-MORROW.

II HUTCHINSON, Auctioneer,
HI cor. 10th and Penn. avenue.
Will sell on WEDNESDAY MORNING, ~
14TH INSTANT, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.. NJ, the fol- W
lowing household effects. including Parlor -
End bedroom Furnitnre, Stoves. Carpets. !
&c. at House No. ALB street NV. The owner
intend III breaking up housekeeping. Dealers and
others will do well to attend the sale. Terms cash.
jy12-2tf K. HUTCHINSON Auct
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HLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
~ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AID PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting at Philadel phfa with Clyds's
Lines for New York. Boston, Provi.
dence. Fall River, and a IL points I'm the
New England States.
Through bills of lading siven.
SAILING DAYS.
From Washngtcn-Mondays, st pm.
From fhiladelPhia-Satnrdays at 10 am
Freight recelTed daily until 5 Pm. Georgetown
goods received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot of 18th street.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE 4 CO., General Managers,
y South Wharves. Pbiadelplis; j Il. JOHNSON
CO., Agents, 18th ST. wharf and 1907 f ST. NV.
Washingtol. sp3O
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Upper AND LOwEa POTOMAC

stean er MYSTIC, carrying u. s. Mail, leaves
Poten a. Ferry Wharf, It'll street, IT,
every MO, day, Wednesday, and FRI
City, Liverpool Riverside, Matthias, Pope Greek.
HOLSTER EOitoD's Mattox, BisckistOn's Island,
NoniDi. Irey Point, Kinsale, Lodge Landing aud
al intern Late wharves; returning Tuesday,
Ihursday al 4 saturday. Fare and Freight at low
est rateS. GEO. r. PHILLIPS,
iyIO-9In hanaUar
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NTACKINNON and Sfylographic Fountain
M PENS, for sale at the Msckinnon Pen Oom.
pany's Agency. 928 F st NV. GEO. B. HERRIOK
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STEAMERS. &c.

yIyHE ATEAMER ARROWsMITH
III viii leave Potomac Perry Co. eNA
Wharf. foot of 7th street, at o'clock =
n m, every
SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND THURSDAY,
For all {. e POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS as far
"a IeOr ardt and Nomiai returning MONDAY,
WEDNE SDAY and FRIDAY.
Fare al q Freight at lowest rates
iy1sIy F. ]. STONE, Purser.
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SounS iaoy mos INK In the most exalted
pIacllSe al the piano. learned 10 play With con-
So5 awe aeAterity piece entitled Picnic
IONA at,aN Is something after the style OF the
Veleurateu battle OF the Prague . IN which the
listener can readily distinguish the roar OF
afIlEery, The rattle OF mpsketry. the shouts OF
, "a -, soldiers and the groans OF the dying.
I'D me Picnic Polka" the noise OF the Wind
among the trees and the Joyous carols
OF me BIRDS are reproduced the finale
eelhg thunder shower, which disturhs the
cousin is in town just now. and the young lady
thought she would play the piece 10 him aud
Tear MS comment He is plain simple minded
Youth, ana although not very bright, Is very
appreciatiye. She iold him what the piece was
ara ara tnen proceeded 10 give him the '.Plcnic
toIka. The urst notes are rather slow ana
nesltalng. the lcea sought TO be conveyed
being the solemn solitude OF forest through
Wnlch the gentle zephyr mot heifeT) signs
aittr she got through with this preface she
$500 81 nun n he did not almost imagine himself
10 iooge In some vast wilderness He replied
Snal ne Thought all that slosness meant the
10y ia Sel,ng on. said he: There Is always
s sCIle earned fellow who oversleeps himself and
Keeps every body else waiting"
she CID not care 10 discuss the point with the
@ am le ne so 10 conceal her emotions, she
once more let herself out on the piano. The
WOODS were filled with music. The knocking
bid whistied as II his throat would split the
cuckoo nllUd the sylvan bowers with his re-
peated cry, while ever and anon th,, m1uTnfnl
cooling OF the dove interrupted The matln soag
OF he larS.
HtH. BdtSS you KNOW WHAT that
sounds Ike she said. as she paused.
"lou mean that 'tootle. tootie. tootle chug
chug, chugs' You Just bet understand thaf
Many is the time at picnic I've heard II FROM
the mouth OF demilohn or the hpDghOle OF a
beer beg,"
Her Inst impulse was 10 h1rl the piano stool
at him, but II passed of. and once more she went
al The piano as n IL was the young mans head
ndNaS insured for double its value. The hun-
der growied. the lightning flashed rrom her
eyes,, and the first heavy drops are heard upon
mol 1.Aa
fearful rate; peal aIter peal OF deafening thun-
Ger perturbed the atmosphere. and re-echoed In
Sill louder reverberations until IL wound up In
one appalling cap as grand finale. Then,
turning TO the awe struck youth, she said:
suppose you have heard something like
thar before?-
'Ies. that's what the fellow with linen pants
said when he sat down on the custard pie"
The audience found himself alone, but he
picked up his hat and sauntered out into the
street. denSely unconscious that he had said
anything out OF the way,-GG7reSfDH NplrS
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MERCHANTS AND MIN T. IL s.
TRAM FORMATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baltimore-Every WEONES-
DAY AID SAi ihDAY, at 4 pm, from foot Of
Spears htrF, Gear foot s. ciay ST
From New 1Ork-Every WEDNESDAY, and SAT
JJRDAY, 1T = NJ, from Pier 40, East River. (near
= foot Clinton -
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
-ates freight SuaraI ted
Rates Of ISss4Se-First class, SIS, including meals
and staterOcIn berth. Steerage, 81, meals if de-
sired 25c Ter meal.
A. l.. HUGGINS, Agt.,
Boston Whsrf.) BALTIMORE, MD.
GEO. H GLOVER, Agt..
je25-ly Pier 40, EAST RIVER NY.
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NORFoI.KA AND FORTRESS MONROE

STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
First fare, 81; Hound trip, ST.
81. 50. Sec class fare. 10 Round
"trip, 81. t-s4ye 6th at. wharf MON
DAYS. "Lt;NESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at $50 p.
m- Leaves Norfolk alternate days at p. Ia. stop
Rlng at Alexandria. Pney Point, Point Lookout and
FOR ToTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, above wharf
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
Yam. 81 EAMEkS FOR NEW YORK.
STEAMSHIP John GIBSON and F.. @. KNIGHT
Pier Al, Pas River. n =. SATURDAYS. at p. m.
Georgetown p M MONDAYS.
nnder Rat aet. Bank. opp; Treasury DePar tment.
EOR NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
u MONE3~ IND THE SOUTH. rE-N
STEANEE eEejEGE LEARY. Car EES!s..atss..sal
Tying Il :. "a sill. JOSEPH Wits,
Commando.
from fo6 II spssth st. From wharf,
MONDAY f. f(n WE'D ruEsDAFE,v Every THURS
every skIG3DAS. at at 4 Pm.
Stops at Psaey Point and Point Lookout Going
and Return =:
First-class :are. 81 Round Trip, 81. so. Tickets
md stsierC for sale al .. w Reeds Sons Pur-
y g. Smiths, li3l Penn'a ave. NV, aud A. p.
sSrown's, cor 18th st and \ Y aye tickets rood
lutu Used b. F. DODD, Agent
It'll ST. wharf, Washington d. q.
D. F. KEELING. Agent,
0ampbeIl's wharf. Norfolk.
N.B.-LUnCh bas kets not allowed on board The
company reserve the right to deny passage to i'm
proper characters. spl7-6un
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MITCHELL COOKE Il CO,
STOCK BROKERS,
IS Broadway, New York.

Buy and sell on small margin all Stocks quoted on
New York Stock Exchange; also deal in Stock Priv
ilke:. Contracts ut close rates Correspondence
solicited Ap9-eo
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YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT.
y me best d GLASSES Of 81. II.
~. M1fHl-kH the OptMan. Pa. Az.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON WEST STREET, BE-
IMEEN HIGH AND CONGRESS STREETS.
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HIGRER PRICES FOR ICE

A large number of wagons were still load
ing ice schooner at tho foot Of West Eleventhst
at 10 p Saturday In the course OF the day
than three hundred wagons had been IN line, ana at
other piers the number had becu still greater The price
been increased within the last weo- aud
consumers threatened with further advance.
Retail dealers pay 49, SO and $40 ton and thoy expect
to pay this week. At liquor stores, agerbeor and
butcher shops and other places where large quantities Of
ice required, the price charged 90 cents hun
bred During the Spring only 25 cents was asked. and
Mr. French of Frenchs Hotel OF the largest stock
holders In the Consumers Ico Company, said that tho
different hotel prOpretOrs throughout the city who
owned stock In the company obtained ice from II at the
rate OF SO per ton aud that II had not been for the
istence the company he had doubt the price would
have been raised TO Sl6 $40 ton Those who obtain
small quantities and contract for by the week. will be
charged least third more In the coming week than
they bayO been paying.