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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-22

once. Some entefprisng person could do
we'll by going to Massachusetts, for about
two hundred of the overplus Of girls
in that state.
Two colored women, taking advantage
of the constitutional privilege to bear arms,
yesterday rolled up their sleeves andattempt-
ed to belabor one another vigorously. But
an officer who didn't seem to understand the
constitution that way, arrested them and
brought them before Squire Robinson, who
fined them five dollars and cost, each.
If there is one thing more than an
other that will make Cairo young man in
big buttom.hole boQuet, light gloves,
dainty clothes, and hair parted in the mid
die come down to hardpan and as near
common sense as he can get without previ-
Gus preparation or adaptability, it is to
have a woman tell him he ought to have
been born girl.
Hon. F. +. Albright, who was in the
city day or two ago, would, We under
stand, consent to run for congress. He is 4
man of some prominence and good sense,
and judging from the manner in which
he guarded the interests of his constitu
ents while in the state Legislature, We be-
lieve he would not be dead limb in the
national legislature.
Mrs. Grant is developing into very
much of a politicisn-like Mrs. Logan,
Mis-. Grant takes most lively interest in
everything political and is determined that
her husband shall be president. This is a
very proper thing for her to do,
but sooner than vote for her husband We
would vote for Logan for president and for
his wife for ce-president.
The yard, winch Smith Bros. are hay
ing prepared for the accommodation of the
farmers who deal with them, extends from
Vp'a' "s"'4 ~, '0D' al" wa p'o'' a i "
~ VIZ ''''''' VI '''o 'o'' "1o w
business with the firm. Some of our other
merchants, who have large country trade,
would doubtless find it paying investment
~ P'o''"e ''N' ACCOMMODATIONS 'o' '"'ii
'''i'' 'oS'0'ne'S'
The case OF the city agalnst.Jno' Hervy
for running a public conveyance without
license came up before Justice OImsted
yesterday. But John took an
appeal " squire Hoolnson' VINO
'ounu MIN Sul.'y ol running mack VIII
out license ana also Tor running one OF his
vehicles without number thereon lie was
fined Tor both OF these oHense'-tAe fine
amounting to fifteen dollars.
The following resolution, favoring
General Grant, was adopted by the state
convention assembled at Springfield by a
majority OF seVehty-hlhe votes WITH tumul-
tllDliS lDnlalSPs - RpSDlEpG. that ten |
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PHOTOGRAPH.

Just received at The BULLETIN Office
stock of paper especially for "IIcctograph'
Copying.
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Counter, shelvings and show cases. New
inquire at p. II. ScHCH.
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LETTER LIST.

LIST or LETTERS REMAINING USCtLLED
FOR rs THE POsroPglcE At CAIRO. I'LL,
MAY -, 1880.
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SPECIAL LOCAL ITEMS.
FOR SALE

Notices in this column, five cents per line, each
insertion.
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GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notice. in these columns, ten cents per line,
each insertion.
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GEORGETOWN.

CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL-Repairs to
the lock-gate at the foot Of the nine-mife level.
on the canal, were finished yesterday. and boats
began passing last evening A mitre sill at
Shipley's lock, at the head OF big slackwater.
raised Sunday night and interfered with naVi,
CATION somewhat. but the damages have been
D2owNED.-A l2-year- old son OF Samuel Car
ter, col0red man living on the Virginia side
OF the Potomac. was drowned Sunday while
his home Ills body has not yet been recoy-
cred.
THE DOUBLE CENSUS GAME was tried on West
street yesterday, but unsuccessfully
GRAIN.-Ar1ived, boat Ruby, with 4, 100 BUSH
els wheat; sold at S1.23.
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Picnics, Excursions, &c.

Ihe Chapel Point Club will give an excursion
10 Glymont next Monday On the Arrow Smith
ne excursion Will be for the benefit OF the
poor. VI 'H0
The S W. NJ Will give select moonlight ex-
curslon next Thursday evening On the Mary
Washington. The boat Will leave 18th street
WnarI at 6:S0 p. m. See advertisement
Ihe Departmental Half Dozen will give
moonlight excursion next Thursday evening on
me Jane Moseley. There will be music and
oanclng. The boat has been Handsomely re-
fitted ~
The City Of Alexandria will give moonlight
EXCURSION 10 Glymont tomorrow evening.
me Jane Moseley goes to Blacktston Island
next FRIDAY. She Will leave at $50 a. m. and
return at 10 p. m.
-, The Mary Washington viii go to Occoouan
Falls to- morrow.
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TIE COURTS,

COURT IN GENERAL TKRM.
Du Bose agt District OF Columbia; submitted
on Dr1efs, with leave to Mr.. Riddle to argue.
for Judgment on special verdict Application of
W. s. Parks, student, referred to committee,
To-day, Dubois agt District of Columbia: RI.
Sumed. Darlington agt. Douglass; stipulation
Tor reiinquishing appeal, for judgment and for
stay OF execution.
CRIMINAL C0URT-Jttdge James,
To-day, w. [. Sanford plead p1,i1tv tn netit
larceny. and was sentenced to jail for flve DAYS.
EDWIN r. Hayes, charged with embeHlement.
plead guilty, and was sentenced to six months
In jail
EQUITY CoURT-J,td1e James,
To-day, Ramsey agt. Daniels; on hearing.
harrington ast. Harrington; decree of divorce
granted. Carter agt GlolZleach; restraining
Naylor; pro confesso in certain debts granted.
kilbourn aet. Salta; defendant ordered to pro-
duce q Gel tain book.
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CITY ITEMS.

NERVOUS and sick headache cured In 5 TO %
minutes by Lodtite's Headache Specific.
CaR R1 LITTLE LIVER PILLS will positively
Is not talk, but truth. One pill dose.
I SUFFERED fearfully with swollen Joints;
went On clutches. tried every remedy without
success; Giles Ltnineeet Iodtde Ammonia cured
me. THOMAS MCDONNEII
lis William ST., Montreal
Giles Pits cure Liver Complaint.
Sold oy all druggists. Send for pamphlet
u,, ~ 12o West Broadway, NY.
Irlal Size, 20 Genus. s,t,t3t
Your Boys Will be Pleased with the
And YOU will be plesss ydle With the nr,oe If o,r
Spring suits. VIZ ti''e u 0''
Moan WALKER & CO.. Tailors and Clothiers,
SITE 625 Pennsylvania avenue
IF SUCCESS be the true test OF merit. 1t Is GER
talnly a settled fact that "Bro'ca's Bronchial
Ir0ches" have no equal for the prompt relief of
Coughs, Colds and Throat troubles. 60
"Save Your HAIR" "Keep it Beautiful,
London Hair Resrorer" Insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer' Restores the color.
London Hair ReStOrer" Exquisite dressing,
London Hair Restorer." The only cleanly and
London Hair Kestorer." effectual Hair Restorer
"London Hair Restorer.r In the market. Not a dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoxt
Gus or unpleasant odors. Price 75c. At all
ctott o. CTOm"eu, wholesale agents, Wash
ingtOn.
"BUCHuPAB1A"-Quick complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints ST. at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
"ROuGH ON RATS. Ask druggist for it. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches bet-bugs 15c
pOx; Tor Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
"ALDERNEY WAaoNs"-Fresh;alder butter
churned every morning and delivered In i lbs
ward prints SOC. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermiik and sweet milk sc. per at.
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Sporting Notes.

1nere was double Scull race on the Ana
costa yesterday evening Lewis and Burpee
puiied against Cahill and Bradbury. AT the
start Lewis and Burgee took the lead. They
miles. 1O0 wv
The Baltimore nine played the Yale College
poyS yesterday at New Haven The BaIttn0re
nine was defeated by score of 9toT, Other
games yesterday-Troy 2. Chicago16; Boston 5
Btnal0 O.; Providence 6, Cincinnati !: Worces
ter /, Cleveland !.
Inc sporting fraternity and pigeon breeders
are greatly interested In the Interstate hoInIuy
LlSeon conconrse that viii be flown Tomorrow
Ihls Is expected to be the most important rae
tnat mas ever taken place On this side OF the
4(Ianle. II Was gotten up by the Trenton a.
o. cluo ana the prizes for the winners will
C0lile OUT or the entrance money. The average
distance Is about 21O miles and the entrieS
closed ON June 10, the birds to fly from selected
points to their own homes
cable nom Cork says the American rifle
team was entertained yesterday by Sir John
aIIolt. Inc American consul at Queenstown
was fIlong those present. After a splendid al
ifeSc0 IuncheoD, Sir John Arnott proposed the
health OF President Hayes, to which Col.
BIOoEeS responded. The next toast was to Col.
gQIl Bodlne and the American team. Col.
Bodine responded, and Ia the course OF his re.
marks said whether the Americans lost or won.
ne ,o nopeo they would conduct themselves so as
10 meet The appreciation Of the Irish ritieInen
and their friends at home. chi. Ro6ina can.
GUIDED by proposing the health OF Sir Holm
Arh0tt. Mr.. Donaldson proposed the health of
1ne Irlsn Kite association ana the Irish team.
10 tnlS MAJOR Leech responded The Ameri.
reception. - Vail
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The DROUGHT IN GRRMANY.-The U. s. COM
mercial agent at A1X-la- Chapelle In dispatch
to the Department of State states that the long
continued spell OF dry weather in Europe has
materially affected the agricultural interests OF
northwestern Germany. Scarce one-fourth OF
an inch OF rain had fallen from April to
May IS: The rye crop it is anticipated viii
not yield one-half what 1t did in 1879. Rye
bread has risen four pfennigs per three pounds.
long cold winter has also damaged the grape
crop. Large emigrations Will ensue.
Il Tie Rev. George B. Young, pastor OF the
Ray Methodist Episcopal church, indianapolis,
wrote to Brother Patterson as follows: ST You
still keep coming to church. and continue your
Iuarrelling, you will have to experience pro-
tess-namely, tar and feathers" Brother Pat
terson called meeting to consider the matter,
and before it was over the two men had vio-
lent fight with chairs.
eE At Havana, Cuba, last week, 25 deaths
occurred from yellow fever and IA from small
pOx.
tF A. Fl. Clark, of Groton, has a ram that
thinks. 1t thinks enough to butt apple trees
when there is fruit on them, until the apples
drop OH, when 1t stops thinking and goes to
eating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

4 CoLoRED SwISDLER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Detective Coomes arrested a young colored nan
named Joseph Severson, with half dozen
aliases. on complaint OF Mr.. Ballantyne charg-
log false pretenceS Ia obtaining some valuable
books and articles from his store on It'll street.
over three years ago the detectives had this
man In custody ana convicted him before the
Howe in charge OF the reform school at that
time, Seyerson being then an inmate OF the
school, IN that case he also obtainei YaIuables
from different persons By means of the forgery.
he was convicted and sentenced two years In
tne Albany penitenuary, where he has served
bis ume, and has recently been discharged
since THIS ne has been for some time In the EN-
teacher, 1924 i street, but left there several
weeks ago. The offence with which he Is
charged Is 10 representing himself stiil in the
Mr.. Ballantyne some valuable books and other
articles. This morning Judge Smell sent him TO
the grand Jury. ' '1.- ~
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

grill ON DECK
tBes: New York and Philadelphia B,auds.l
Grannlated, 10 lbs. for............ .......... Al
standard A"tnot .ofi 4" or ;:BS. 10 ISs for
good White Sugar, II lbs for. ~
Light Brown Sugar, l2s lbs for.......... 1870. /
TEAS,
sS HnppPToTde.. oolons. imperial japan, English
lew as any house south q New Toris as
Mocha. Java, Maracaibo, Ia9uryra and Rio At
are Always iresh and we have in stocI some
food Roasted Rio, lbs. for. ...........,..Sl
Pure Sugar Goods. guaranteed free from glucose .
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. a 20
MOLASSES.
as GENUINE I'M article Of New Orleans always hand
FLOUR.
Ceres; Minnesota Patent Process; Sterling. Min.
RhFG}ss s a.; Herr's best family; Wsshb Giss
Patent Process Flour, per i sack. .a'es % 10
wv" "ln'! riour' per sack....-............ l so
LUNCH GOODS
pot..a VI every description Just received.
pd poste9 Ham, Tongue, Turkey, Chicken. ETC. !;
BoDed Iurkey, Tongue, Chicken, etc. Roast Lamb
EBeef, Turkey, etc. Genuine Westphalia SAUSAGE
SSardinee. Shadines, salmon, Lobster, Dried Beef
BAKED Beans, ETC.. etc, etc, etc.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
~ az Kinds. and we would name the celebrated
Pick les- full assortment - 1
SELEGIEDF FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep M a
so 0da supply, Of these important articIes.
shali bottles at % cents for Picnic purposes.
III tact' we give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
And make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
~ 81 OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP
FLIES generally. Our facilities for buying and
!relEhtlng are surpassed by none, and we guarantee
to cell as low az any other house in the city: as
also to give the article, quality and quantity as
Money cheerfuIly refunded to any customer who
1s not entirely satisfied with their purchase WAN
TELEPHONE connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs, GROCER,
h st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

PARADE OF THE COLORED MILITARY-Yester-
day afternoon the visiting colored military CON-
and the Elliot GrayS, OF Portsmouth, Va.-un.
Ger the escort OF the Butler Zouaves, headed By
the National Band. made parade attra citing
Huch attention. The marching OF the visitors
was highly complimented They visited Mar.
shall Douglass at his residence tn UniontoWn,
and after going through the manual OF arms
were welcomed by Mr.. Douglass to whom an
appropriate response was made by Lieutenant
K. &. Cummins OF the Georglans The visitors
then accepted an invitation TO partake of a COL
atlon. The visiting military returned home
this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

Two DIVORCE CASES. The Defendants
cross blu, In The Frain divorce case, thrown
out OF court by demurrer, was yestsr-
day amended by permission of the eourf.
and now alleges that the plaintiff committed
adultery with one w. II. Collins during the
summer OF 1879, and with divers other persons
MIR. J. Webb Rogers, counsel for plaintifT, will
We are informed, demur to these allegations
also, and institute a suit for Islander In behalf
OF one OF the parties accused.
In the case OF Margaret CampbeIl agt. Peter
Campbell, motion was filed yes ,erday ey Mr.
Rogers for alimony and custody of the children,
alleging that the defendants income from his
should yield 500 per month, and that he is un-
lit TO have charge OF the children.
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10000 YARDS
OF BEAUTIFUL WINS.

Yard Wide JACONET LAWN, 1Oc.
LINEN LAWN, only Sc.
Yard Wide ORGANDY LAWN 12c.
FRENCH LAWNS New Styles, Csc
COMMENCEMENT AND GRADUATING
DRESS GOODS.
Dotted and Figured SWISS ORGANDY, Csc.
INDIA LINEN, lnew dress materially. CSC.
PERSIAN LAWN, new dress materially, Csc.
Pure White LINEN LAWN.
French Null MUSLIN.
French GauZe NAINSOJK.
French ORGANDIES All Widths.
Fine VICTORIA LAWN, lie and 15c.
Plaid SWISS OkGANDY, l2c.
Lace Stripe NAINSOOK, 12c.
ANDROSCOGGIN BEST COTTON. los.
YARD LONG ALL LINEN TOWEL, 12c.
WHITE MATING, 15c.
Best Madras GINGHAM, 12c.
PARASOLS all Silk, 81 90, 1.25 150, It's, 2. 90 up.
AL Wool Summer DE BhGES, Csc.
BLACK GhENADINEs. q. 80 81. soc,
ALL WOOL LACE BUNUING.
@. NJ. TOWSON,
636 Pa. ave., South side,
Near It'll st. Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

BCRGIARY.-About f2:S0 o'clock last sunday
morning, white man entered the ice cream
saloon or jacob RUSSELL, No. 1I27 New York ave-
nue., by unlocking the front basement door. He
broke open the money drawer and took the
money and some bills. which were made out for
collection He also tried 10 open the safe, but
Jailed He was seen In the store by Henry VII
Hams, Waterman In the navy pay Office, and
recognized as Hiram Herman, who was dis
charged nom the store about six months ago.
lie lives near Lincoln Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

SOME VALUABLE BooKs,-Among the books 10
be sold at Dowlng's auction rooms this Cues
day evening are fine copies OF the Eneycloo.e-
dia Metropolitan. the Voyage OF the Chal-
ienger, MOore'S Rebellion Record set OF Dickens
works, ShakSr care, Knights Army CycIopieiia
and other choice works. Book lovers will do
well TO attend this sale, which VIII be the last
for the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

In DEATH THEY WERE NOT D1v1pED.-Last
Saturday Mr.. N. Carroll Stephen, an old and
highly respected lawyer Of Prince George coun-
ty, Nd, who died on the preceding Wednesday.
vas buried, the funeral services being at ST.
Lukes Church, BladensOurg, and the interment
at ROCK Creek Church When the corpse was
removed from the family residence Mrs. Stephen
was Ill in bed, having been In bad health for
OF the funeral party to the house. Her funeral
TOOK place yesterday morning the services being
at st. Lukes in the presence OF the same friends
Who attended the obsequfes Of the husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

AT TIE BARBECUE AND Picnic or the Wash
ipgton Butchers Association yesterday after
noon an OK weighing $50 pounds was roasted
test for the several prizes. At IL o'clock the
prizes were awarded TO the following: First
prize, NJ. HeydorD, SIS; second prize, Chris Hey-
itch, Sl2: third prize, q. j. Seuferie. S. fourth
prize, Julius Fetttch. 50; nth prize. Rudolph
Reh, g; prize for the greatest number OF ten
strikes, 8, was awarded TO julius FeCtich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

BURNING U. s. MAIL BAGs-Officers Nc.
Greevy and Hurst, about O'Clock this morning,
discovered Lewis Lee and Emma Thomas, col
ored: destroying a lot Of United ates mail bags
and books, by burning them, Ia the house OF
Lee, on B street, between lst and 81 streets
southwest They were arrested and the bags
and the books were removed ID the first pre-
cinct station house.
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follow ;:

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
j. Z. johnson ct al. to j. F. Guy. lot S, SCI. 81:
so. 20; $4,000. James Kane to William Sanner
part .. SO. 534, 81 100. w. b. Todd, Jr., trustee
TO E. A. keyser, part 10, So 56S; So $50. A. e.
Brewer to j. X Edison ct al, part6, So. 4s4; 800.
s523.3s. p. NJ. Dubant to Alexander Elliot, jr,
lot 10. so. ASS; sls,5. E. j. Strider to Eugene
Bettes, lot2, So. Is; $500. g. F. Appleby ct al :,
1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

FOURTH OF JULY.-Orders, large or small. for
Howsons ice cream for eth OF July delivery
should be sent 10 at once. See ads
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District Government Affair.".

the District Surveyors Office, for many years
located In the City Hall is to be removed r. tho
Distr1ct buildings, on Az street with ali tho
records belonging to it - VIZ
DELINQUENT WATER TAKERS
Inc water registrar has lust finished nm the
WORK OF sending out postal cards notifvipo da.
nnquenI water takers OF arrearageS, and Will
Oh 4o hours notice, proceed to cut of water
Wnen the rent Is in arrears There are
row ZSI delinquent water takers in
G.eoigetoWn. Many Of these are under
sne impresslsn that the water cannot
" CUT OH In consequence OF the depth OF the
gIaae 10 the pipes the streets having been filled
up py tne new grades In this. the water regis
trar states, they will be mistaken, as he intends
10 cut on the pipes where they enter the houses
ana plug them up. The same policy will be TO '
lowed In washington as I'm Georgetown.
CENTER MARKET IMPROVEMENTS.
Ihe District commissioners at the request of
colonel Ordway. OF the market company. have
given their consent to have Mr. Eitwisie. in
Spector OF buildings. SIIperintend the consfrnc
ton OF the bridge TO be made from Pennsylvania
avenue 70 the unoccupied portion Of the second
StoIy vi the market house, across the fish pond
the entrance to be In the second story. n is
prODabie that an iron bridge will be selected
anu lnat Similar structures win be made con-
nectlng the same with each OF the wings of the
market house, on the east as on the west side OF
the center building. Va
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Belden Noble
e. ect three-story and basement dwelling. 18th
81 and Massachusetts, ave. NV; $50, 600, WASH
lngt0n Georgetown Railroad Co, erect a car
mouse and stables, ST., bet. Water and Az SITS
s.w.;S 30 OCe. Horace Caperton. repair hrirE
N ST., oet. 18th and 14th stS. 8, 900.
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PROPOSALS.

PRoPosALss I E0R FRESH BEEF,
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT CoMM1ssARY OF
WASHINGTON, DO, June II, 1880.
Sealed Proposals in tripiieate, addressed to the
O'Clock noon, on FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1880, at
which time and place they will be opened in the
presence of bidders, for furnishing the Fresh Beef
required by the Subsistence Department, United
civilian employees %s s during the fiscal year COM
Separate Proposals will likewise be received and
opened for furnishing choice cuts of Fresh Beef,
ing the same period but the right will be reserved
to award separate contracts for Beef for issues
for Beef, Corned Beef and Mutton for sales.
Information to conditions, quality Of Beef,
payment &C., can be obtained BY aPpBSsstiqn to
je14-st Capt and c. g.. U.S.A.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF ACTING CoMM1ssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
FORT WHIPPLE, VA, June 5th, 1880.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, with copy Of
this advertisement attached, win be received at this
office, until II O'Clock noon. of FRIDAY, June
cember 3lsf, 1880 0''' Wy -''' w ~
Separate proposals will also be received at the
cuts Of Fresh Meats, tBeef. Mutton. Veal S %o y
as may be required by the officers and their fami-
Bidders win specify in their proposals, the price
per pound for which they will furnish the Beef
Subsistence Storehouse. Further informatiou as
to quality OF Beef, &C., VII be furnished on appli
1e14-3t 1stL 1t 18th Inf. A. A. g. 8.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL Co. In the
cases or Tenney and Ray, for an Injunction so
prevent them from removing the water gauges
at their mills In Georgetown. to-day flied an
answer asking that the restraining order be dis
solved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-15

GREAT BARGAINS in dress and business suits
are offered at A. StrauS', 1911 Penna. avenue.
See adVt.