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Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD
- On and after February "a, 1880, train
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at Ills, 1890, a. m, $780,
m.
Arrive ct Landenberg, 900, q. M, 1900 neon
$40 p. M
leave Landenberg, $50. a. M, 1880, p. m.
Arrive 1t Wilmington, 500, a. H., AIS, p. "a
223u ID. CONNEL.L. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

NOTICE.-THE STAR LOAN AsEOUI.
IN alton shares In new series commend.
Ing with July eau be had on application To
Philip Plunkett, Treas, y. W. cor. Of Third
and Market streets, or to
JOHN +. MILLER, Sec'y.,
727-lmd $3.50 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

The HARVEST is graf but CONVEX s
are few thus far At the Brandywin.
Summit Caup nerti1s.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
h AILKOAD LINES.

DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AMI
j, BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JULY 20, 1880.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
ITEMS, 100, $40, 1880, Q. m, 230, 100, 100, OK
p. m.
Philadelphia (Express) $50. 800, e.44, 100
O. N 80, R.48 p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 2.23, $50, 100
l0.c2, .. NJ, 1879, 1913, c.07 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 8.3t
Q, m. 6.22 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 1908 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 200, 2.l6,
s.3b a. m, 1852. 1.e4, 4.48 1908 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 800, 9.26 a. M, LOS, 800, 6.3b
p. m.
Harrington and Intern ediate Stations, s.25
o. H., I,e6, 6.35 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, s.26 a.
a., I.o6 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
$40 o. M, 500, $50, 9,50.p. m.
Philadelphia and New YORK., 2.23 y. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 12.bl, 2.0S Q, N
For further information passengers are 70
t9rred to the time tables posted at the depot
II. F KENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

A DIVIDEND OF FORTY GENTS PER
"A share has been declared by the VII.
miugtpn and Philadelphia Turnpike Com
pany, payable on or after the 10th inst.
oth month 9th.
Jos. lATNAIIL, ill.,, Trcatur $40.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
TOBAOUO AND CIGARS.

ID EMOVAL.-TATNALL & 90, FOR.
IL merly Of 8O7 Market st., have removed
TO 500 "a few doors above) where they are pro.
pared to execute all orders for plants, cat
howers, bouquets and designs in the best
style, and at reduced prices. 62s-2taw1m
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

AOPAGE FLORAL AUTOGRAPH AL
10 bum IT'D with ferns, birds, I'LL eS,
scrolls &C., covers and edges elegantly gllded
also At select quotations oil for Is cents post
paid. Stamps taken, sgents wa tod. q. W,
Bocemsdes, West Havon, o. 8ewAth
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

IA MALL PERSONS ARE
~ hereby forbidden to trust or harser my
boy CHARLES West, n will pay no bills sihis
contracting. CHARLKS WEST,
72s-Itd.etwt MAar Wesddaie,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
TT-lmd

MYOITCE.-ALL TRANSIENT ADVER
IN tisements to be inserted In the columns
Of the REPUBLICAN must Invariably be paid
in advance or they will not be given any At
tentien. bl5ti
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

NoTICE.-ALLP PERSONS ARE eau
IN tened against negotiating our check,
No. 1858 on the First National Bank, drawn
to the order Of William p. X arr for Sl46. 80, 1t
having been lost or mislatd by Kari, and pay
ment having been stopped.
pll-eod-6t VIM. BUSH d co.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

DEDDIE INSTITUTE,
l. HEI9HTSTOWN, N. J
Both sexes. Fit for college, business, music,
paiatlng, drawing, sc. Expenses low. A
school every way worthy
BEGINS SEPTEMBER 2, 1880.
Send for catalogue to 7l2lm
REV. X. J. AVERY, A. M, Prin,
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
Receiver Southern DIBtf1Ct,
1T Including all south Of Sixth st.

NIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the partnership lately existing between
Samn McClary, Jr, and VIM. q. Guyer,
has been Dissolved by mutual consent. All
debts owing to said partnership are to be paid
to Sam'l McOlary, jr., he alone being author.
lied to use the firin name in liquidation, and
all demands on said partnership arc 70 be
presented TO him Tor payment.
SAM l. MOCLAhY, H.,
WIN. a. 4UYER.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

sTHE HOME SCHOOL,
VIII begin its second term on September
8, 1885,, Principals Miss Emile E. Thomp.
son and Mrs. b. H. Dorsey. For further par
ticulars apply TO MISS THO MPSON.
-B-lyd T20 Market At
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

AYOTICE.-FIVE HUNDRED SHARES
IN 10th series Mechanics Loan Stock foI
sale. First payment on the second Tuesday
In May. Apply to
B-2O-tom AT French street.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

shall continue to manufacture and sell all
kinds OF building bricks from the yard form.
erIy occupied by McOlary 4 Guyer. Orders
received at Office, 606 Shipley street.. by mail
or telephone, will receive prompt attention.
SAM'L MCOLAKY, JR.
Wilmington, Aug, 8, 1850. OF
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
OUR CIRCULATION.

We invite the business men and
merchants Of the city 10 call Mt the
REPUBLICAN Ofhce and see our
large edition being printed. You
nre welcome any and ali times.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
REPUBLICAH TIUKET.

PRESIDENT:
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
(of Ohio.)
vIcB-PREsIDENT,
CHESTER A. arthur,
(of New York.)
FOR SHERRY,
PHILIP B. CLARK.
FOR coRoNBG.
RAYWORTH WELDIN.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
NoTIOE-InvIDEND.

OAUITUN.-ALL PERSONS ARE FOR.
" bid trusting my wife Annie 4. Derry on
my account rs shall psy no bills contracted
by her. aQ3ts HARRY T. DERRY.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13
EDUCATIONAL,
v T s |. T Y A \

FEMALE COLLEGE. Wilmington, Del
Pleasant home, modern cOnveniences health
iul city. Two degrees conferred, or sell ct
courses. 80 per cent. increase OF boarde-s last
year. Net charge $3.50 a year. Forty"fcarth
year begins September 9th.
Charges for Day Scholars Primary depart
ment at rates OF $50 year Preparatory do
do $i2; Collegiate do. do. $A, with discount
upon all for prompt payment. For catalogue
address REV. J. nj. WILLIAMS. A. NJ,
Slim President.
Daily Republican., 1880-08-13

THE greatest resort. for O single days
pleasure In tie wtrl i."-j;r!bner' Monthly.
NMTTHsA
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Maryland Diocese.

T..
The Protestant Episcopal convention, diocese
of Maryland, reaSsembIed yesterday morning
in st. Peters Church; Bishop Pinkney presif-
ing; Rev. E. A. Dalrymple, secretary; Joseph
Packard, jr., assistant secretary. Rev. Mr.
Hutton reported resolution admitting Holy
Trinity Church, Baltimore, into union with the
diocese; adopted. Charles Albert reported in
favor OF diScharging the committee on parish
boundaries from further considering the matter
OF division OF parishes in Montgomery county;
adopted. The matter OF the action OF the stand
ing committee in refusing permission to Mr.
VIM. d. Martin, member OF the vestry OF Mt
Calvary Church, Baltimore, to begin studies for
the ministry, after having been recommended
by the rector, Rev. r. H. Paine, and the vestry
Bernard Carter, and long discussion ensued,
but no vote was reached. The following stand
ing committee was elected:-S. R. Gordon,
Meyer Levin: John II. Chew. Joseph II. Elliott,
This election, according to the Baltimore 4neeri-
can, is victory for 'the conservative or low
church party"
ELECTION OF DEPUTIES ETC.
The convention went into the election of de-
put1eS to the general convention. which meets
next fall in New York. Rev. j. Nj. Todd noml-
mated the following, who were elected by votes,
Levin, 1870; Edwin A. Da1rymple, l41; Jno H.
Elliott, 125. Lay-Hon. Montgomery Blair, 14O;
Hon. Alexander Randall, 14l; Mr.. Fendall Mar
bury, 1856; Mr.. Samuel q. Wyman, 149. Votes
cast, 2l7; necessary to choice, 1O9. Alexander
Randall and LauraSOn Riggs were re-ele cted
trustees OF the Episcopal fund for three years
Rev. Meyer levin, from the committee on can
ons, reported in favor of electing committee.
consisting of three laymen and two clergymen.
who shall be authorized to collect money and
receive gifts Of money or property for the diOce-
san building fund. Laid over. The committee
on missions were reelected, except that E. G.
Peline was substituted for Charles H. Wyatt,
who declined to serve. Revs. F. Gibson, j. j.
Sans, VIM. NJ. Dame, and Dr. Atkinson and
Edwin Higgins were elected as new members
OF the committee on religious instructions.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 2s.-virsinia skies, deferred
6S. 90: consois. 90 do second SERIES 2294; do.
BALTIMORE. May 2s-Cotton easy and quiet
trm-Howard street and western super, S.25a4 90:
s?;,. do extra 2sa5 90 do family .; 2Sa6. 90; city
RIO brands, e,O0ae. %; Patapsco family. 7.iS 10
h;Ge, MGea,, southern tirmer western strong and
50 No. Mary land red. i. .3GaI 81; No western
VI g4sI ter red sRJG5 Jav ls9Iss 81 May June
Corn, southern firm and active: western Arm and
higher- southern white, 5sha57. do: yellow. IS
southern, 42a44; western White. 42ai3; do mixed
rr me to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, IL 90
aIS;Ge. a. Provislons very quiet.mess pork, II 25a
~; clear RIB sides. 81; do. packed, S and 7a7hl
Bs@s BBsSon-sshhSnliderf ~ ceaT rib sides 7aa7
qust sqsF FesFee9m s2m aRa aHes sr5S SSi
hrm.refned. nomfnally ia. Coffee dull and
to so P'Ss & ks %hssy ssssd iaal aa
LII. Freights to Liverpool per steamer nominal
soaf aT 2 Wheat r Ssa
s1,SG bqshsls oats S4oo bps@hels @ rye. 300
g. oSsoss 5ushsa SSsn
com; IN y 56 y99k 999 bushels h: 90 Co. -.-
4: Exchange. long. 4S6: short. sSsS. Govern Covert
NV sl YORK. May 2s.-Flour duh. Wheat quiet.
90 5 }sl money Msy aas 2s o, s hs
U; S. bonds, per cents. 109si: new fiyes IOl7s
Atsntc and Great Western first mortgage trustees
certificates. "a; Atlantic and Great Western
seconds, 20. Erie, 347s. Illinois Central, I06.
Pennsylvania Central, 52A Reading, l17s.
r,o NEW YORK MARKETS. THIS AFTERNOON.
York to day at p: NJ, as reported by Lewis John
son Co s. per cents, l0S%; q. g. AZ
and Mississippi. 20. Erie, S3,a; Michigan Cen
ira, 79A Hannibal and St Joseph, 26A; Lake
Ct: Paul, 7lH; Wabash St Louis and Pacific,
30A do: preferred, So; Kansas and Texas, 80
Pacific Mail, 32x.
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The following dispatch, forwarded from
chicago, reached the War department last
evening. 1t is from Gen. Hatch, dated Canada,
Alamosa. May 25th and Fort Graf :, NM, May
10th: "Our scouts and a few men with them
attacked a camp OF hostiles at daylight yester-
DAY morning at head of PotomaS river. CHIEF
OF scouts reports officially killing 81 men, and
scouts In the fight claim 10 have killed 35 men,
MorroW came 10 this point last night out OF
ratlcns. Am now issuing rations TO his CON-
mand OF four companies, and push him out at
once 10 follow up the success. Shall have two
more companies on 2tth. Ihe scouts report
scme Nayajoes in the camp. The necessity OF
putting myself In connection with troops east
OF the Rio Grande and to direct movement OF
VIII compel Ii e to so TO Craig or Alamosa tc,
night, probably. Have just arrived. kramer
who joined me yesterday, coming 10 San Jose.
reports more fighting since killing the 10 In
dianS. No nar1iculaIS Nef."
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Fire in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE May 2S.-The paraf11ne and wax
works OF j. Parkhurst, jr., & Co., at Canton,
ing. the loss on building and stock BEN. total
and estimated from $50 900 to $780, Insured
for sl3 O0o on building and machinery and So O3O
on stock, in the Lycoming, of Pennsylvania;
and Marine; Hartford and Security, of Con-
necticut, and other out-Of-tOWn companies.
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CHICAGO,S CONVENTION HALL,
senator Cameron Satisfied With Ii.

CHICAGO, ILL. May 2S-The audience at the
concert last night In the convention hall OF the
Exposition Building was thin, but the hall
lighted up splendidly, and its acoustic proper
ties were found to be excellent. Senator Cam
eron, yesterday, expressed himself as perfectly
satisfied with the hall as the best for its purpose
he had ever seen,
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Political Notes.

The Cincinnati Commercial prints a special
dispatch from Chicago, dated the 2Dth which
says: Col. Fred. Grant to-day visited the Sher-
man men, and tenCered the Nice-PreSidency TO
Secretary Sherman, and On his offer being
politely declined, he remarked that Sherman
had better take it, for il he did not he would
not get anything.
1t is understood that at the Chicago conven-
District Will present Frederick Douglass OF this
city, as candidate for Tice-President.
Col. Ethan Allen declares that there are
$4,000 republicans in New York state who will
not vote for Grant If he is nominated.
Senator Blaine Is badly wanted by his friends
in Chicago.
There is an impression among Ohio politi.
clans that George II. Pendleton is scheInlng for
the Cincinnati nomination.
The Philadelphia Inquirer declares that the
time for new declaration OF independence has
arrived, and 1t urges the national republican
delegates TO signalize their Reputation OF
'boss" rule In a manner that will discourage
future attempts to stfie the voice of the people.
All the states and territories except Idaho
having chosen their delegates to the Chicago
convention, the Tribune OF to-day arranges the
figures on its presidential slate as follows:
Grant, 315; Blaine, 212; Sherman, 10; Ed
munds, 36; Washburne Is; Window, 10. Where
are Grants needed g. votes to come from? It
inquiries. 1t might also ask where those re-
quired TO make majority for MIR. Blaine are
to be found.
Ex-Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, is quoted
as saying that he believes General Grant is the
strongest man the republicans could nominate
at Chicago next week.
The First congressional district Virginia re-
publican convention nominated Col John w.
Woltz, by acclamat1on, for Congress. The con-
vention met at Tappahannock, Essex county
on the goth. E. W. Massey chairman; j. j, Nc
Donald secretary.
The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin urges Sena
tor Blaine to make for himself "a great and
honored name by withdrawing from the CON
test and transferring his strength to Secretary
Sherman. This, 1t believes, would defeat the
third term and nominate the latter.
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The Oldest school i'm Ne

the scnool of the collegiate Dutch church was
held last night in the school chapel on west 29th
street. On the platform were number OF
prot d OF the school, and attention was called
to Il fact that it has never missed an anniver-
sar! since 1888. This Is the oldest school In
New York.
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Whisky MD II.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-TWO laborers, James
Hall and Michael Gleason. engaged in laying
few days ago at their work. when Hall seized
a pick handle and dealt Gleason a heavy blow
which fractured his skull, and he now lies In a
dying condition at Roosevelt hospital Hall had
been drinking, and was incensed at Gleason's
Jibing remarks, when he struck the blow. They
mad previously been good friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28
Wall Street TO.day.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle today says: 1.-THE Stock Exchange markets
are quiet, and during the first hour and a-half
the tone OF the share speculation was uncer-
tain: About 1880 O'Clock, however, the coal
stocks became conspicuously strong, as did also
Inc Wabash and Kansas and Texas shares
About 1890 the rising tendency was checked.
ana the market, as We write. is rather heavy
The other stocks at all active have been Lake
Shore, Erie, Pacific Mail, Western Union and
Milwaukee ard st. Paul. The widest fiuctua-
lions have been in Nashville and Chatta-
nCoga, which opened at 5IH-a decline OF
Sa-iell to 52, and is now ssh as we write
The opinion seems to be gaining ground that
whether the market is 10 go up Immediately or
not, Tor several weeks there are to be no more
breaks OF the kind early this week This was
thought to be the case before the Reading fail
ure, but no other corporation represented on
the stock exchange is known which is I'm the
dangerous condition of the Reading. Govern
mtnt bonds are strong, notably for the Is anc
~ s. The prospect OF an extremely easy money
market gives strength TO the prices OF all
strictly investment securities and Ii will cause
no surprise II there Is an important advance fn
these during the next three months whatever
the course OF the stock market proves to be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

LONDON, May 2S.-The Daily Nelcs this morn
ing, announcing the adjournment of the meet
ing OF liberal members OF Parliament In rela-
tlon 10 tne recall OF Sir Bartle Frere. says: 'It
Is to be hoped that an immediate and definite
statement from Mr.. Gladstone as to the limit to
be placed on what is understood to be the TEN
porary retention Of Sir Bartle Frere as COVER
nor Of the Cape OF Good Hope may remove the
necessity for parliamentary action in a matter
on which the feeling of the country is being
daily more emphatically expressed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

THE READING COMPANIES CRAsH.-Samuel
Dixon, representing the receivers Of the Pnila-
de- phia and Reading Railroad Coal and Iron
In the United States Circuit Court, in chambers
at Pittsburg. Pa. yesterday, and made apDli
cation for an order authorizing them to b brow
81 000, 900 for the payment OF wages Of employ6
and the interest due on June ist. The order
was granted,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

In The SENATE today Mr.. Ransom, from The
committee On commerce, reported with amend
mentS the river and harbor appropriation bin.
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Death of a Veteran.

COLLEGE POINT, L. l., May 2s.-E. Nostrand, a
prominent citizen OF Queens county and
veteran OF the war OF 1872. died at his home at
Sands Point yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

CHICAGO, May 2S.-A special dispatch from
Denver, Col, to the Chicago Times says that
apartments have been engaged for Gen. Grant
season
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EPSON RACES.


LONDON, May 2S, II a. m.-The following are
the probable starters, with their jockeys, for the
race for the Oaks stakes for three-years-o fl
lies, which will come of at the EPSON summer
meeting TO day:-Mr. Cookson's Chi. Jenny
Hewlett, jockey Snowden: Mr.. j. B. Cookson'S
br f. Bonnie Marden, jockey Goater; the Duke OF
Hamilton's br.f The Song, jockey Cannon; Gen
Hopes chf. Mereny, jockey T. osborne; Mr. Le-
fevre,s Of; Versigny, Jockey archer: Mr.. NJ. H.
San1ord's b.f Mtrth, jockey Luke; NIT. Cragg's
br.f. Novice, jockey J. Osborne; Mr.. r. Peck S
chi. Evasion; jockey Fordham; Lord Bradford's
ch.f. Gray Hen, jockey Mcdonald; Mr.. W. s.
Crawfurds b.f. = by Parmesan jockey Morgan:
Mr.; F. Pfgott Cartoons ch.f. Warhorn, jockey
Wood: Mr.. MAYORS Chi. Fire Queen Jockey
Glover Mr.. Richard Botterills b.f. Eastern Em-
press, Jockey Morris; Lord Roseberry's b.t
Queen Fisher. jockey Constable; and Mr.. Pulte-
ney's br:f. Praxidice, Jockey Jeffery. The
weather is very fine and promises to be favor
able for the races at EPSON today, but 1t Is
somewhat windy.
Jenny HOxylet Wins.
MAY 2S, $3.50 p.m.-The race was won by Cook
sons chest. f1lly Jenny Howlet; the second place
was secured by j. B. Cookson's brown filly Bon
ME Marden, and the third place 10y F. Pigott
Carleton's chest. filly War Horse. Thirteen ran.
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~Rev. DR.. Gillette. of New York, In attend
ance on the Baptist anniversaries at Saratoga.
had paralytic shock Wednesday, and his con.
Uu0n was but little Improved yesterday,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

SENATE AMENDMENTS to the pension deficiency
bin were agreed to by the House to-day.
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NoMINATED.-The President this afternoon
sent to the Senate the nomination OF r. T. Pom
lious, TO be postmaster at Parker's Landing
Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev
enue, 1855, s47.34; customs. ss13,
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District IN Congress.

Senator voorhees, to-day introduced in the
Senate bill providing that all conveyances
and devises Of land hereafter made In the Dis.
trlct or Columbia TO two or more persons, eX-
cept such as are made to trustees shall be con-
Strued to create estates In common and not in
joint tenantcy unless it shall be expressed
therein that the grantees or deviseeS Shall take
the land to them and the survivors OF them.
RENT PAID BY THE GOVERNMENT FOR BUILDINGS
IN WASHINGTON.
In reply to a resolution OF the Senate calling
for information in regard to the rent paid for
buildings In the District for the use OF the United
States govel nment the Secretary OF the Treasury
yes erday sent statement substantially as fol-
lows: For US OF Treasury department Bureau OF
statistics, S3 600; marine hospital 81 500: files
room ID auditors office 81 200 property division.
20 auC1tolS'S Office. 81 POO; Coast survey Office
$4,000; standards weights and measures. (Coas;
survey Sl4,0t0. Total, S2I, 500. For use OF In
terror depaItment-Pension Office. SIS. 400: Edu-
cation and Patent Office. s., 200: Geological sur
vey. 81 see; Census Office 81 000;Court OF Claims
s., Coo Total. S34.Jo0. For use OF State depart
ment-Ca.rfage-hOuSe and wagon Shed. 500.
For use or POST Office Department. OF To-
pographer, $500; City Post Office $, ,OOO. Total
Sc, SEQ. For Navy department-Nautica alma
nae ofiice, $40; dlspensary and medical board
$50; navy pay Office: 500. Total, sl,92O. For
use department OF Justice-sl0. 900. Moe
The lease has been for 81, 900, buJ the sum paid
has been according to annual appropriations o.
S1Oucol War department-Adjutant Generals
office, 3; Signal office. $4,000 exploration
west OF lGo meridian, s2l3.33ls; medical GiSpen
SaryA $685.: quartermaster'S stables, Si25:
subsistence Gepai tine ut, Si34l; War depart nenJ
stables, $50, and many others. making total OF
the "A ar department OF s. SlS.01as >. For District
goEernmenu-Dtstrtct offices, Morrison building
S5,Go0; attorneys Office, $3.50; Police Court,
81 500; police stations (5,) $1,000 police head
quarters, $500; Uniontown police sub station,
$50; northeastern market site, sS125i property
yards, 6th-strGet wharf, $50; for school purposes.
$50 Cal, IS. Total for District, SIS, sal 81.
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STRUCK OUT.-The House very properly this
afternoon struck from the slndry civil bill the
unfair provision charging half the expense
the National Deaf Mute College to this District.
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Church. my27-4t
il GRESS STREET VI. P CHURCH on THURS
DAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS, by the ladies of the
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
FOUNDRY NJ. E. CHURCH.
THURsDaY AND Htfa FRfDY aRn = EVENINGS
Interesting programme.
Admission 10 cents. may26 st
800 ONE HTNDRED INBRED 500
FORFEIT OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
will be paid by the proprietors of the
FAMOUs.v
No. 400 9TH st. n.w., corner d.
If ONE instance can be shown IN which their ONE
PRICE (marked in plain figures on each garment)
has been. or may hereafter be, deviated from.
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM
is the professed plan of numerous establishments,
where goods are marked in plain figures, but in
mCst cases it is merely NOMINAL profession. At
the
AM0US"
it win be found that the ONE PRICE asked is the
POSITIVE and ABSOLUTELY the ONLY price,
ard THAT PRICE the LOWEST.
Respectfully,
E. sTRoUsE & co.
LUMBER! LUMBERm
OUR PRICE LIST.
We ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
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