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Political Meetings.

TIE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The Democratic Central Committee met az
Wizards last evening-Mr. Robert Ball in the
chair and 1. Gardner secretary. An invitation
from the Hancock club of BladensDurg. to attend
the pole-Tai5iDgS at BlddelSOurg ald HyattS-
vile, August Y, was accepted with thanks
The committee appointed TO arrange for the
ratification meeting August 26, reported thai
they had chosen the front OF the City Hall as
The place. It was decided that the Jackson
Democratic Association should have the right
OF line in the procession and they be requested
to issue Invitations TO clubs In the surrounding
counties. MI. Robert Ban, first vfce-preSident
OF the jackson Democratic Association, was APP
pointed chief marshal of the tOrch-llght process
sion, With power TO appoint aids.
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB
was organized IN the fifteenth district last night
at GeTmania hall. corner OF Sd and III streets
northwest. and over seventy members having
been enrolled. the following officers We're
elected &C. c. FTayser. president; r. NJ. A. Fen
wick. vice president; ChaS. J. Tatsapaugh, secre-
tary; Richard Kelly, treasurer; James Warden
financial secretary, and Bryan Connor, SER
geant-at arms. committee. consisting of A.
King Chandler, Richard Kelly and r. NJ. A.
FenWick, VISA appointed to cooperate with
the central committee in the grand ratification
meeting 70 be held on the 18th OF August. The
chair stated that a pole would be erected az a
place TO be hereafter selected, about the 18th
Instant, when prominent speakers would be
present Addresses were delivered by e. e.
Frayser and others.
TIE TENNESSEE STATE REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
held meeting last evening-Judge Freeman
presiding and j. NJ. Bishop secretary. Hon.
Horace Maynard, Hon. d. NJ. Key and Mr.. M.
Clapp. editor of the Republicans, were unani-
mously elected honorary members. The eXecu-
tive committee was directed TO put Itself into
communication With Hon. Edward Mcpherson
OF the republican congressional committee to
the end that both committees could work In
harmony. Mr.. Austin offered a resolution,
which was adopted, directing the chairman to
represent the association before the congress
sional committee TO procure documents to be
mailed by the association. The association
agreed to meet at the hall On Thursday evening
at $50 O'Clock, and proceed to the city hall to
attend the ratification meeting.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In East Washington Thursday night Gar
held and Arthur club was organized, with the
following officers: President, DR.. E. A. Adams:
vice president, DR.. j. G. Stephenson; treasurer.
John E. Herrell; secretary. Frank Davis
The Hancock and English club OF Uniontown
nave raised hickory pole. large American
flag. as well as streamer bearing the names of
the democratic candidates, Is displayed
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Picnics and Excursions.

The steamer City Of Alexandria makes eycar-
sions down the river every Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday evening.
Stt amer Mary washington gives an excursion
TO Mount Vernon Springs and Marshall Hall
tomorrow.
The steamer W. w. Corcoran will take down
the Carroll Institute and Anchor Lodge o. NJ,
excursions next Monday, that Of the former or.
gaDhation to Marshall Hall, and the latter to
GlymOnt.
Pleasant excursions of steamers J. W. Thomp-
son and Lady Of the Lake down the Potomac
at and Pm. Tomorrow
The select excursion to Piney Point and re-
turn on Wednesday next August 4th under the
management OF Messrs. Whipple and Shattuck
promises TO oe decided success The tickets
reasonable. and the bathing, Grabbing and fish
Ing arrangements very complete. There will be
both vocal and Instrumental music and the
wharf viii be well lighted On the return Of the
boat.
The trip Of the ArroTsmith to Marshall Hall
tomorrow presents many attractions which are
set forth In an advertisement In another column
The day promises to be delightful one On the
river.
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IL FOD the Detroit Free Press
i've been a fool :" growled Harper yesterday.
as he united parcel In his front yard and shook
out new hammock. "Here I've been IopDiao
around all through this internal hot spell when
! might just as well have been swinging in a
hammock and had my blistered back cooled of
by the breeZes.
ANY one can put up hammock. All you've
got to do Is unite about 5Oaknots. uprayei about
500 snarls. and work over the thing until Won
can tel whether the open side was meant to 90
up or down. This puzzled Harper for full 20
nlnltes, put ne finally got II right and faS-
tened the ends to two convenient trees.
Then he took of his hat and coat and rolled
In With great sigh Of relief. No, he didn't
qIlIe 1ou II. He was all ready to when the
nam hammock walked away from him, and rolled
over on the grass and came to stop with a
cIoquet ball under the small of his back.
Dld you mean to do that?" called boy who
was looking over the fence and slowly Chewing
away on green apples.
DID /: OF course did, Git down off'n that
renee or III call policeman"
- me ooy sIld down, and Harper brought I'D
t SWn e 70 P ior the next move It's the easiest
hatnflCck. LOIS OF men would be willing to do
1t ON salary AZ AZ 30 per week. The trouble with
Harper was that he didn'.. drop all his body at
once. The upper half got into ne hammock all
rlght, out the lower half kicked an1 thr4shed
around On the grass until the small Boy Who
DIDN'T mean to leave the neighborhood Until
the show was out felt called upon to e1C!aim-
You can't turn handspring Will yopr head
en- iti''
Harper suddenly rested from his lators to
rise up and shake his fist at the young william,
but that didn't help the case bit he hadn't
got into that hammock yet. He carefully looked
the case over, and decided that he had his plans
too high. He therefore lowered the net within
two feet OF the ground, and he had 1t dead sure.
he fell into 1t as plump as a bag OF shot going
down well. He felt around to see II he was all
IN. and then gave himself swing. No person
can De happy In hammock unless the harIi-
mock has pendulum motion. This hammock
or Harpers was getting the regular saltwater
swing when his knots united and he came down
on the broad OF his back with such O lar that
the small boy felt called upon to observe
THAT amt no way to level laWn-you want
to use regular roller"
After the victim had recovered consciousness
he crawled slowly out, gently rubbed his back
on an apple tree, and slowly disappeared around
the corner OF the house In search OF some wea-
pom which would annihilate the hammock at
one sweep and though the boy called to him
again and again, asking IL a minstrel per form
ance was TO follow the regular show, Mr..
Harper never turned his head nor made sign.
eB The Philadelphia Bulletin says: 'lf the
New York Neurolog1sCs find out that Tanner
has been foolfng them I'LL the time, what
aghaSt-trick expressions they Will put On.
They VIII, no doubt, feel somewhat Sayre about
il, but they can consult DIR. Antisell, of Wash.
iDgton.
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baltimore and Potomac Depot. corner
9TH and = Streets.
baitlmOre and Ohio Depot. corner New
.SSrSSy Avenue and g Street.
CITY ITEMS.

FOR Govt and Rheumatic GOut take Whites
Aatt-Rheu7ndtic Pills. Price 80 cents box
LoDI1LK's HEADACHE SPECIFIC, the greatest
cure ever introduced for headache.
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PETERSEN & ALsCHwEE. who sell nothing but
tne pest. Will supply the thirsty with Bergner
& Engel's Beer during the Fest next week,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
I>IETkENTH CRANE ANNUAL Sch

IrlETEENTH GRAND NNUAL schuet-
Il zenfest Of the Washington schuetaea yerein.
Commencing on the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST
snd LASTING FIVE DAYS. Concert AID Dancing
Muse by the Marine eand every day, npG oerciux
at 3 y. m. Sp cial peyfd FINANCES every day et
and p. N. by & 9 following talented artists; Ulu
Sisters CTyro, Sc singers y Nile. Irene ard Louis
Kline, Messrs. Manroe and Morosco, 10 their truly
wonderful synnsstic fsats. and Henry Bryant.
NentrlocUist. Brilliant tllumi pation and fireworks
every evening daring the festival. The senser-
band. Gernania Nnnerchor aud Columbia Turn
vertin have kindly consented 10 assist tue Nere!n
win song ard the performance Of symnsstic eyer
c.ses "a ] he best order is guaranteed by the
sever al committees Nv Positively 10 aimittancc
TO doubtful characters. - Members aud invited
guests are reSue ted TO present their tickets az the
door. tySo Ct
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FARINACEoUs SUBSTANCES are not proper food
for infants and the fndiscriminate use thereof
tends largely to augment the excessive NOR
tally among children deprived of a mothers
nursing. MeHtn's Food, while extremely nu-
tritive, Is free from any such objection, and IS
highly commended by all who have used it.
All leading Druggists and Grocers have IL for
sale. Price, IS cents. 7. METCALF & Co., Boston,
Mass y
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GILES IMMINENT IoDIDE AMMONIA cures Neu-
Ialgla Face Ache, Rheumatism, Govt. Frosted
Feet Chilb!ains Sore Throat Erysipelas. Bruises.
and wounds OF every nature In man or animal.
inc remarkable cures this remedy has effected
classes 1t as one OF the most important and
and relief of pain.
In July last I fell and hurt my back; tried
everything without relief until 1 used Giles
LtntRaeia IOdide Ammonia, which cured me.
THOMAS GILBERT, EastcheSter, NY.
Cues PillS cure Liver Complaint. 3l.s,tt.3t
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HAMBURG EMBROIDERY.
A SMALL LOT OF 1850 YARDS
At HALF PRICE.
DC, Sc, 4c., &C., &c 7c., &c., l0c., l2c.,
AT T0SVSOEpS.

Best Androscoggin Cotton, 10 cents.
New styles of FAN Calicoes, and cents.
biesehed Table Linen. Soc. &C. tsc.. SIC.
Cream Table Damask, &C.. Toe, Sic.
24 Yards Wide sheeting Cotton, 25c.
White Bed Quilts. SOC. 61c;, 75c;, &C., 81.
White ise" Wool Fianneis, .s &c., &c. SIC.
Towels. all Linen. 10 and 12c., and 16c.
sS oi0t d 5Sr Boys Sos ssS WAR;
81. Is, SO, double width.
Black Oashmeree. double width, al wool. 45c..
Soc, CO., 75c., SIC 81.
Pure Mohair Apacxs, 25c.
RECEIVING NEW FALL CARPETS DAILY.
9. n T0WsON.
80 Pa. ave-, South side,
M Neo4 TIE Center Market.
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CUTICURA
SKIN REMEDIES,
Cure Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections
With Loss of Hair.

The CUIICURA REMEDIES are marvels of curative
power Internally, the CUTICURA REsDLvEsT
ach and Bowels enriches and purifes the Blood Of
scroIula, Scrofuous CancerOus and Gamer HUI
NOR. externally, CUTICURA, medicinal jelly
removes all soaly Crusts, heals Humors, Ulcers
Sores Itching Piles. and all Itching Affections Of
miraby assisted in every case by that most soften
ing. healing, and exQuisitely perfumed toilet bath
TOILET SOAP. Gentlemen say the CUrICURA MED
IcINAL SHAVING SOAP is worth it's weight in gold
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HowsoN's ICE CREAM. 81 .25 gal; OTIS. s..

A CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-Last evening. Sergeant
Hefner, Of the 5th precinct, arrested Isaac
Br0Wn, a colored waiter Ia FusselPS ice cream
saloon. on the charge or bigamy, and the case
was In the Police Court this morning and was
continued under $500 bonds till Monday. The
complainant Is Clara Brown, who claims that
she and Brown were married In December 1SI2
aud she charges that On the 10Th instant Brown
committed the crime OF bigamy by marrying
one Maria Plummer. The warrant Is backed
with the names OF the following witne Sses:
Cara Brown Al Massachusetts, avenue: John
johnson, Ellen Chum, David Spriggs, Daniel
SpTfggs, Rev. Felix BarrOtti. Brown admits
lhal ne llVed with her six years, and says when
she contracted bad habits he left her and he
CLAIMS that they were never married
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Two ARRESTS AND AN ESCAPE.-YeSterday De-
tect1ve McDevitt arrested a colored man named
R1cnd Hill alias johnson, for the larceny of pair
OF SHOES from Joseph F. Stump, ON 18th street.
and locked him up In the central station. When
they went to look for him this morning he had
escaped through the ventilator. Detective Nc.
Dewitt also arrested Columbus Kendall, coIore1
for breaking into the premises OF the signal
corps and stealing barometer worth $75 which
he broke up to sell for old brass. He is held for
bearing The property, in a mutilated state.
WAS recovered ~S'>.S'
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE LETTER CARRIERS win collect nail from
boxes hereafter on Sunday pm.
GRAIN ARRIyAL-Boat Loudoun with 2 600
oilsnelS OF wheat and 500 bushels of corn.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on Change
To-Day, 1000 bushels wheat sold at S1.05 to 1.01
THE FAMILY EXCURSION for the benefit OF the
poor TO GlymOnt On the steamer COrcoran next
tuesday viii be very pleasant affair, under
the management OF the st. Vincent dc Paul Con-
ference. See adyt,
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OUTICURA REMEDIES,

Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston. q Front
st., Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill, London, and
OF CuTIcuRA. small boxes, so cents; large boxes.
containing two and one half times the quantity OF
small. 81; REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTICuRA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, % cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents In bars; for
BARRIERS and large consumers 20 cents.
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The MARINE BAND has added to the program
dents grounds Prof. Stewards hymn, ..Amer-
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STRIKE OF LABoRERS.-The laborers fifty-
th1ee In number, employed on the excavation
Ior the section Of the Boundary street sewer
between the B. and o. railroad and 81 street
northwest, struck to-day against receiving Their
pay once In two weeks, in place OF once q week
as heretofore. Mr.. Murdoch, In charge, let them
go AFTER paying them OFF, and will get a new
gaLg for next week = -"
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INCENDIARY FTRE.-The alarm Of fire. turned
IN from box 80 about O'Clock this morning. was
Tor nre discovered in two vacant two story frame
houses In Hughes alley, between 25th and 26th
ana and X streets northwest owned by John
COOK ard James Green. Damage 100, covered
by Insurance H
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RINGWORM HUMOR
OF Six Years Duration Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies,

r, Messrs. WEEKS PorT.aa: SiTs,-I have had
hngworm ;o humor. ct at the barbers, for six
9 a' and Whlct, itched and irritated me great
us S lave used many remedies by advice of
SD1Es have entirely cured me, taking every bit OF
humor OF my face and leaving it as smooth as \
dollar. thank you seain for the help it has been
to me. GEO W RRGWN ~ n
As Marshall St. Providence r. L, -''''
Nov. 20, 1879.
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Straw Hats at Cost for Cash.

Mems Dollar Straws reduced to IS cents.
Boys Is cent Straw Hats reduced to so cents.
Boys good School Hats Is to So cents.
Balance OF stock OF Mems Summer Under
wear. Half-Hose, Neck-Wear, HandkerchtetS.
Suspenders, &C, &C, at reduced prices, to close
them out, at Lewis Popular One Price Store"
920 Seventh st. NV .
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SALT RHEUN
For Nine fears speedily Cured with the
Cuticcra Remedies,

Messrs WEEKS Il PoTTER-Ge1,tEernen have
Deen troubled for lime years with Salt Hheum and
to the trade have also been attended by physicians
but with no more than temporary reiief Az I bai
tried everything 1t was no more than fair that 4
should try yours, which were astonishingly effec
tive, completely curing me. It Is two months since
quit using the medicine and am satisfied I am
permanently cured. Gratitude alone prompts me
to tender You my testimonial.
Most truly yours, GEO. z. OWEN
Dealer IN Pianos AID OrGans
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH,
October, 1879.
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THERE Is on exhibition at Ellis music store
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, an ideal picture nj
chfld's head, In cTayon, the work OF Miss n e
%11e. Ienertlr at rs us eiry. MIS- Warao
alhOugh but an amateur displays that keen
ness 9i perception and strength Of execution
which ptlong TO the true artist. IL IS predicta1
lOr her future OF more than ordinary slIccess
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COLLINS,

Voltaic Electric Plasters,
They vitalize. strengthen and support Weak and
Liver and Kidneys; absorb Poisons and thus pre-
vent Fever and Ague, Malarial and Contagious
stomach. prevent Dyspepeia, Bilious Colo, Cramps
and Pains. Price ~ cent?. jy23
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THE NIGHT SOIL SUITS. To day, Messrs. r.
Kendall and j. ID. Coughlan filed suit for JOS
i. GlotZbach agt. X. c. Hewitt TO recover the
amount OF bond $500 given by Hewitt and
Francis Carter, In the Injunction case of Carter
agt. GlotZbach. to restrain the latter from using
certain apparatus In excavating night soil,
Which suit was decided in favor Of the pre- semi
plaintiff, and the penalty became due. Plain
TN also AYERS that during the tendency of the
injunction he suffered great loss In his business
Delng unable to I'LL the orders OF his custom ars,
&c,
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Afflicted Try "nr, Suayne.s Nfed;ai

5.
DO not neglect a cough. cold, hoarseness,
sore thoat, &c. DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
OF Wild Cherry is we'll kGiewn curative The
most reliable remedy for Bronchitis asthma,
all throat. breast and lung diseases. Trial bot
ties, Csc; large, 81.
DR.. Swaynes Ointment for letter, itching piles.
Itching Piles. SymptOms-A moisture. like
Itching Piles. persplration, Intense itching,
Itching Piles. particularly at night. 1t never
itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at Stott & Cromwell's,
wholesale agents -
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TAKE NOTE OF III, eco pairs gents fine
low shoes at cost. Hahn's. sic eth sfreer
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. If
lacking flesh, vital. brain, or nerve force, use
''He}tes' Health Re1ie1rer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotency. sexual debility. decline, &C
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, n Y.
and Tor washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNEY AGoNs."-Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In IS lbs
ward" prints, 35c. per Id. Also, cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk sc. per at.
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FEEDING H0RsEs.-For fast driving horses oats
may be the best food, but the old-fashioned
mode OF feeding horses. such as was in use forty
or fifty years ago, is still kept up by even livery
stable keepers, and Is believed to be the best
that is. regular feeds OF bran and short cut
straw, mixed with sufficient water to make it
palatable, half dozen ears of corn per horse
daily, and plenty OF good hay Whole stables
Iull OF horses keep In the most perfect health,
and are capable OF doing the hardest work q
horse can be put TO. by this mode OF feeding.
1s7 The Rev. Ira c. Billman preached kind
OF farewell sermon at Jackson, Mich, and his
congregation did not at the time know what he
meant by 1t. He deserted his wife TO elope wi h
another woman next day and then his meaning
was clear.
"a James A. Lyon advertises that he will give
81 apiece for newspapers containing his obit-
uary. 1t was printed In 1862, when he was re.
ported killed In the army. He has just returned
to bis old home In Iowa and is anxious to read
about himself.
tB The mayor OF Cannes In France, a few
days ago married NJ Bruery, Catholic priest.
aged W, converted two years ago to Protestant
ism, to Mile. Vernet, a Protestant 80 years Of
age.
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DRY GOODS.
STIL1L GREATER DECLINE
~ IN PRICES OF
ID Ri q o o ID s..

NJ IN PRICES OF
DRY 60 IDS.
NEVER SO CHEAP BEFORE.
ihIesant large Turkish Bath Towels, 12kc- dou-
ole pie width n-Iinen Table Damask. 23Sc, yard:
YARD wide Bleached Sheeting. 2ac; yard Lace
SIZE: SOC: meis Linen reduced to SIC. toe Iisls
I5n Gloves now Csc. beautiful White Flannel.
80 80 Ano mp REGULAR made Hcee, l9c. and up;
b,eac Bee and Unbleached Cotton, Sc best an
iSSc nqil.Mnss, Pc Lonsdsle osmeris esenulne,
Best 2oSy.rd Spool Cotton aud good iS0-yard
sE0el sik Sc &c spools Of either for 25c beau
inan CI, nuilng, i0c yard. @ yard box for soc
LlIeu SuliAIs, &C Dress Goods reduced from 20
TO ~ HsR en- EaIl sas!y nEd secure earsains at
IlOH - Sfre. SSvS Old stard;
Al Goods strictly first-class. Gut this ont and
compare prices. iy3o sfs
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SEE PROPERTY for sale at occoguan Falls

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ceo.
Turner and PricIlla Buckner, both OF Fort Tot
ten, ID. c.; Thos. Z. Sutherland and Ella SHACK
elfOrd both OF BurkeS' Station. Va; Jos. Wal
tiers and Martha Queen; Robert Watson an
Ann NJ. Watson; McElmer Bayliss and Mar F.
MilSOu. both of Alexandria. - =
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DIR. HARTLEYs great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases
Sold by all druggists Iy2l.s mSWlm
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sB The Philadelphia Bulletin says: "If the
New York Neurolog1sCs find out that Tanner
has been fooling them I'LL the time, what
aghast-trick expressions they viii put on
They VIII, no doubt feel somewhat Sayre about
il. but they can consult DR.. Antisell, of Wash
iDgton.
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THE NEW YORK interest In the Washington
ana georgetown railroad has just been sold TO
the largest OF the Washington stockholders
me rQad IS now wholly owned In Washington
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GRABBING. FISHING AND BATHING
~ SELECT EXCURSION
PINEY POINT AND RETURN.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1850.
Steamef JOHN W. THOMPSON. ~6-A
The boat will leave 9th street wharf ~
AUGUST 4TE, 1880, at a 10. arrive
nome at 10 m stopping at Alexandris going anf
returning Oars will be In waiting to convey the,
excursonist to all parts of the city. Tickets posi-
lively limited TO 800. Bathing suits for rent Meals
~ cts. Tea or coffee can be had without meals.
Music and dancing and fine Glee Club. Tina
wharf VII he well lighted the return Of the bost
Tickets: Adults, IS cts Children 6 20 IL as cts,
For sale by @. 81. Nourse Co., Druggists, corner
9th and SITS. u. W. 6I3 18th St n. W. and Of
jy2s-et a II. nsahTT'UcK. Managers.
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In APPEARANCE, In convenience, and In SER
vice, Congress Hall, Cape May, Is again hotel
this time of the first rank,
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CERTIFICATES OF POLICE Cor-RT WITNESSES
MI Guy ID. thompson, who has been buying
up witnesses certificates from The Police Court
at cheap rates, few days since presented four
which was refused except to the witnesses in
person 10 whom the certificate was given Mr.
Thompson states that he intends to make a
test case on the decision OF the auditor, and In
tenCs to bring suits before Justice of the neana
IA aoo4t ESQ cases, this being the number he
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PENSION CERTIFICATE IN DIsPCTE.-In the
Police Court ibis morning. Jas CoOner CHARGED
Geo. =, Trailer With having IN June last
received a pension certificate issued to him aS a
soldier In the I'D regiment OF l. ;. colored
troops The case was continued under Der
sonal bonds. IL Is claimed by Traylor that
cooper left the certificate with him as collateral
for loan which has not been paid.