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Condensed Locals.

| Street lamps will be lighted at 6:2o p. ~; and
| exiting uiShed, at 5 a. m.
! The ADalostan club last night elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: George A. Nc
| BheDy, president; w. A. Mckenny, captain;
| Il. E. Pafto and F. d. Wright leuuenanCs; Il.
| G. Mckenny, secretary, and Samuel Maddox,
| treasurer.
John Harmon, while walking up 10th street,
| fell into the window OF Mrs. Annie X. Hum
phrey's store, on 10 street, near E, and was cut
| severely In the neck by the glass.
| The District auxiliary branch OF the
| Womens National Relief association WI meet
| at the Riggs house, to morrow, at II O'Clock
| a. m. See advertisement
large meeting of women was held at Lin
coin hail yesterday afternoon under the auspi-
cts OF the Women's Christian Temperance
Union. Mrs. j. Ellen Foster was introduced as
the woman lawyer of Iowa, and made pointed
address upon Wonan's temperance work, dur
Ing the delivery OF which she was frequently
applauded. Miss Fanny Barnes. OF New York,
next addressed the meeting, and was followed
by Miss Frances E. Willard.
About o'clock last night Officer Felt took to
The seventh precinct station house a white
male 1n1ant ABOUT one month Old, which he
found In Mr.. B8ebingron's hallway, on fst
street. between aud | streets northeast
Ofticer Felt afterwards found the mother of
The child and returned IL to her.
Early yesterday morning thieves made an
attempt 10 break into the house of Mr.. \. III.
g. Richardson, 1912 T street northwest. Mr..
Marcy living next door heard the noise and
fired on them. They left suddenly.
Saturday, Isaac Lynch, living at the corner
OF 5th and streets northwest. was Knocked
down and run over by hack He was carried
into Gilmau'S drug store by Sergeant Bros
nan and Officer Boyle, where he received medi-
cal aid. Officer tarquhar then carried MIN TO
his home
Yesterday morning, a colored man named
Thomas Hawkins died suddenly OF apoplexy
In MurrayS court.
Yesterday morning, Special Officer Cook, was
shot III the finger by some thief VINO he caught
In the act OF breaking into Mr.. Magruder'S
store Oh New York avenue. DR.. Walter Was
called on and rendered medical.atd afterwards
Police surgeon Eliot.
The little girl who was run over by the cars
On the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, at 4 q
street and Virginia avenue, Friday evening,
was Mary L. the l3-year old daughter OF Mr.
George w. Grinder. She seems better to-day
ana hopes are entertained OF her recovery.
one hundred ard fifty one arrests were made
saturday by the police, and about fifty yeSter-
Gay. Maj. Brock was warmly compiimented
by Gen. Sherman and many other military
officers, for the general good order maintained
Ia this City during the inaugural season, and
Inc District Commissioners have also received
itors for the good order maintained.
THE shipments OF medicine made by Dr. S. b.
Collins through the different express compa-
MES at La Porte. Ind, Is perfectly wonderful.
There is no doubt that IL cures mOrphia opium
and alcoholic tnebriates
EFCALYPTINE is splendid" for cold sores
cuts, burns and scratches. Unrivalled for
chapped skin. 25c. +
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a QoADRuPlE SUICIDE.-A telegram from
New York March 4. says: Last Mig MT the
Italian Dark A]ace, from Antwerp, with kero-
way Beach. The crew became demoraiized
when it was evident the vessel was going
ashore, and four OF them cut their throatS'
The captain whose name is Morice was nm
able 10 control his men. The bark first struck
On ROckaway Shoals, and went to pieces by
O'Clock this morning. The crew numbered
fifteen men, all told, and all but one Were
drowned.
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THE BRAIN AND SLRKP.-In the large hall of
the cooper Union, last evening, DR.. Charles s.
MinOt, OF Boston, demonstrated, with Stereop-
ticon views and scientific facts the necessity
for physical exercise after any severe mental
brain the blood with which 1t Is surcharged and
which panishes sleep. The brain, he said is
necessarily at work While man IS In state OF
consciousness. and IL this ipceSsant worker
does not get rest In sleep IL will exhaust itself
ana find rest In the eternal sleep perhaps rrst
encountering that calamity worse than death,
Msaptty.-N X, Her0id.
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TEE FORSYTH CAsR.-When in the Circuit
Court on Wednesday the case Of the District
against Forsyth. late surveyor. was ended by
the plaintiff withdrawing a juror, Judge Nc.
Arthur said that Mr.. Forsyth'S motives In the
matter were cure, and he had taken only the
papers which he fegaro>d at private. He I'M
derstood that Mr. Forsyth was oni, asklnp
y1Ddlcaticn OF his character. for the paDers
were OF little value. The District besides the
surveys, claimed a large map and thirty field
books, which, IL was admitted, it had when the
suit was brought. The ofer TO deliver the pa.
Pers came aIter the action OF the District TO
ithdraW Juror
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n ATUKE'S ThIgMFH: ,,.

FKAZIERS ROOT BITTERS.
tiers II your desh il dabby and your complexion
ssnow, use Frazier's Bitters: 4 you live IN ma
with the care Of children. use traxers Etters. -
you have got the blues. use Efazder's Bitters. II
laws Of heath. use Frazier's Root Bittess II you
nreo tonine mp. take Frazier's Roet Bitters. II
Frazier's Bitters II you feel old before your
time. use Frazier's Bitters II life hiss become q
Frazier's Bitters. II your hands tremble and your
eyes have grown dim. Frazier's Root Bitters win
everywhere 1t the low price q per bottle. HENRY
h DAVIS. hole ProprietOrs, Cleveland. @. 6TOTT
CROMWELL Wholesale Agents. l82 Pennayl-
vania ave. jan6-ec4p
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THE NEW YORK WALKING MATCH-PJtcliOt
the WinneT.-The six days walking match in
New York closed saturday night, with Panchot
as the winner. Campana was only walking 60
cover $50 miles to get share OF the gate
money. 1t won't amount to much, however.
for the receipts have been very light. PanchOt
will get 81 900 entrance money, which will pay
him very well The attendance at the close OF
the walking match was small and but little In
terest as manifested. The total receipts were
about $500 and the expenses SIC, 500. There
contestants, and PanchOr, who carried OF the
sweepstakes and belt, Is probably the only one
who win get anything. Much dissatisfaction
was manifested by th5 unfortunate walkers.
The score at the finish was as follows: Pan
chot. Sal; Krobne, 523; Curran, 5e4; LacouSe.
Asp; Sullivan, 46l; Campana, $50
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A. W. DIMOCK & CO..

NOR SAI.E-EIeeaut first class HOTEL 1T Ocean
II City. Worcester County Md, contsilin;5I , Deo
rooms for 15o guests; substantial frame ouiidtuks
firft class cottage furniture for watering piaoe
we'll furnished IN every respect Terms one ne @
cash the rest can be made satisfactory 70 the puI
chsssr. For further particulars appiy 70 p. d.
Massey, Ocean City, Md. marA-in' ZsH
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ONLY Tomorrow you can buy at x. Gold
schmidt.s mammoth department store No. Sl2
ith street. between III and northwest. porce-
lain dinner plates for GOO. per dozen: soup
plates only s. per dozen; breakfast plates only
I5c. per dozen; glass compacrs only CSC. per
dozen; 6ugaroOWls with top, only 10c: break.
last giass sets, containing four pieces. only 80
gents set.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amasements, & &c. Tonight.
Fords 0perG HOllse-MlSs Geney1eve Ward
In Forget Me-Not."
National T7leater. = Lawrence Barrett as
Eric eleu.-
Odd Fello,cs' Hau.--"Bllnd Tom, the musical
wonder
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS RELEASED AND eau

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS RELEASED AND eau
TONED 10 LEAVE TOwE.-Saturday. at Police
headquarters the work OF the detectives was
developed by the discharge OF the people ar
rested by them as suspicious characters. This
Work tdischarging) was performed by Lieut..
EcklOn, who TO each one gave his advice 70
quit the town al once, with the caution that II
caught they would be sent down and IL is
needless 10 say that they agreed to skedad lie
on the next train. A Baltimore detective, who
was present. advised quite number of them
not 70 stop IN his town, for they would make IL
hot Tor them. The following is q LIST OF them
as given when locked up: William Harris alias
Boston Charley. stephen Williams Frank
kyleS. Owen Harrison, John Hayes, John VII
Hams, John ii. Flaherty. James Burns alias
oyster lin. Geo. Stewart Lewis Martin. Chas.
La91lle. John Hall. JAS MoTeland, Geo. Warren
Fred Adler, VIM. Scott, oscar Il. Burns, Henry
Brown. George Brown, VIM. Mitchell George
Jones T. q. Butler, VIM. Winters. Albert Mad
1son, Frank Thompson. George Kack. George
Mount John Harrison Edward Heck. Phil Pen
fold Charles z Thornton. George Wilson Nm.
Harris Harry Smith, Peter MaStefSon, John
Ford. Jerry Curtain and Thomas Madison.
There ages were all the way from mere boys up
10 ola grey headed men. ChrfStophrf Hughes
VAS held for the larceny OF an overcoat. 0
these Messrs. Miller and MeElfre Sh run In q.
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TIE PORTRAIT OF MRS. HAYES FoR TIE
WHITE HoCsE.-Flfty ladies, members OF the
National Womens Christian Temperance
MON, viii call 1t the Executive Mansion TO-
morrow and present TO the President the por-
trait or Mrs. Hayes. recently completed by Mr..
Huntington. President Garfield will accept tt
On behalf or the nation, and IL Will be hung
upon The wall In one OF the principal rooms
OF the White House. This portrait was exc
cuted as a testimonial TO Mrs Hayes for Danish
Ing wine from the White House and will be un-
yelled with appropriate ceremonies tonight at
Lincoln Hall The following program inter-
speFsed With music, IN charge OF Prot. Bischon,
viii De rendered: Reading of The Crusade
Psalm" xvii Miss Esther Pugh. New York;
prayer, Rev. Dr. John Lanahan: address and
unwilling OF the port RAFT, Miss Frances e.
Willard H.; address. Rev. Frederick Merrfck
ONO: address, Mrs Mary A. Woodbridge Ohio:
address. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, Iowa; oenei1c-
ton. Rev. F. ID. Power.
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A CAPITAL EETERTAINMENT.-The students or
the SPencerian business college. On Tuesday
evening last gave q literary and musical enter
tainment 10 their friends, evincing degree or
talent and culture rarely seen In young people.
me IonoW1ng program was admirably rem
1ered Piano solo, u.ucretia Boryia) David H.
So,ohob: The Face Against the Pane, Meyer
T rutH Pledge with Wine Sara Isabella Evans;
~ ~; Distant Chimes) BERTHE Swank Frances
nue!e DANIELS, Manonah Thomas. Asleep at the
2 2s.3e rIank b. Noyes; The Gamblers Wire
I lToaI poS nlngs Piano solo, bohemian Glass
t,nrHl Mary Iorney; Red jacket, Adele NJ
May BodTsn; Rumseller's Sign Board. LANES I
Clark; ConJugal Love. Benz. NordInser: Piano
500. lLottas tavorlte Waltz,) Albion " Moves:
Stokes. The entertainment closed VIII the IN.
resistibly IaughabIe farce, Betsy Baker /" with
the following cast OF Characters :-Morser
Frank b. Noyes; Grumpy. David E. McElh,nny,,
MIS- MouSer. Manonah Thomas; Betsy Baker
Fralces 4. Daniels
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HEADACHE, languor and melancholy gener-
Ally spring from disordered stomach costlve-
ness or torpid liver. Each may readily be
removed by DR.. d. Jaynes Sanative Pills. few
doses of which will be found TO stimulate the
liver and stomach 10 healthy action, remove all
bil1ousness, and produce regular evacQations OF
The bowels.
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\ PASTORAL LETTER from Bishop Jaggaf viz
tually forbiddiIg church members from attend
ing " Unity Club" Sunday lectures, was read in
the pulpits OF Protestant Episcopal churches Of
Cincinnati yesterday. The Unity club is CON-
posed of members OF the congregation Of q
Unitarian church.
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POISON.

An alarming Epidemic No,c Strepp-
ing Oper the Country.
Which Destroys the Senses of Sine u,
TASTE and Hearing.
-AHd Derours the Lssmgs, Lirer and
Kidneys.
Failure of Physician to Successfully
Cope With 1t.
Itksat Shat We Do
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HANIAN had great reception at Toronto on
Friday night. and was shoWered with valuable
gifts. Nothing Is 80 popular as success.
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The state Of Massachusetts forbids pigeon
shooting within its borders.
A little boy in Montreal, years old, has
gTleVed TO death at the Loss or his mother,
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Bshat SHAH We Do

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power of speech. destroying the faculty of smell.
tainting the BREATH and killing the refined pleas
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simple cold in the head. it assaults the membranous
lining and envelops the bones. eating through the
delicate coats and causing Inflammation, slough.
ing and death. Nothing short Of total eradication
will secure health to the patient. and all Alternatives
are simply procrastinated sufferings leading to
fatal termination. sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE, by
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FIRST MORTGAGE

FIRST MORTGAGE
TwKNTY-YkAR
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
WASHINGTON CITY
POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD COMPANY.
$4,000 PER MILE.
WE INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT s3a AND
ACCRUED INTEREST FOB LIMITED
AMOUNT OF THE ABovE-NAMEp BONDS.
The road is now in process of construction, over
four hundred men being actively employed in the
work, and will be in complete running order to
Point Lookout within six months.
The bonds on the comp eted portion, now leased
by the Baltimore and Ohio, Issued at over Si3, 900
per mile, and originally placed at 80 per cent, are
now selling at ITO.
This road will furnish the most direct outlet to
the sea for the grain. coal, ETC., of the Baltimore
and Ohio, Pennsylvania Central, and ether i'm
portant lines.
It viii furnish An important link in the chain OF
communication between the North and South,
shortening the time on through travel about six
hours. The company Will establish a liue of
steamers to run between Point Lookout and Norfolk
In connection with the road. It viii hold the key
to the oyster trade Of the Chesapeake and furnish
its only available outlet during the winter season.
The company has over half a million dollars in
cash and good assets. It's real estate the line Of
the road and its rights of way paid for and on re-
cord. 1t is absolutely free from debt excepting the
boRds now offered. the entire issue Of which has
been placed in hands in trust in such form That
we are enabled to guarantee, as we DO, thst Tor
every S14 900 OF bonds issued there shall he conn
pleted and equipped at least one mile of road
All the bonds which we were authorized TO orer
at 80, having been subscribed for, we have ad-
vanced the price to 92h. The right TO advance the
price without notice is reserved.
recent advertisement justihes the publication
of the following letter from the President of the
road
A. W. DIMOCk & CO..
7EXCHANaR COURT.
OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON
UITY Gsp POINT LOOKOUT r. R.,
WASHINGTON. Feb 25. 1851
Messrs. A. ". DIMOCK CO.:
GENTLEMEN:-This company holds Judgment
against the southern Maryland Railroad of over
$1,000, winch. OF course' pnderlies any mortsase
tons in the form Of notes for a large amount
Its other debts. many being in tue form of judy
orer a quarter Of a million Of dollars
Not q days work has been done on the road for
many years; even Its rights OF way. if il has any.
ago has become comparatively worthless through
laps OF time, and there is small INDIGESTION of its
present object extending beyond the neg jtAaon OF
feb98 T. SUIT, President
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The Weather,
OYYcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFv,c

OFYICB or THE CHIKP SIGNAL oFrICgR)
WASHINGTON, ID c., Mar. Z. 1881. $50 a 70
For the middle states fair weather north
west TO northeast WINDS rising. followed bY
falling barometer, stationary or higher tenn
perature.
Yesterday Sunday, March 6rh the ther-
m0meter AT the Signal Office, in this city, stood
Is fonows; am, 26o; II am, $50: q pm,
81; pm, 42o; pm, $50; II pm, $40.
Maximum, 42o; minimum $50.
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WEI OF MEYERS
q A II A r r Fl
CURE. Unquestionaby the most important neai-
cal discovery since vaccination. A remedy which
assimilates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local. but a constitutional cure at
any stage. One package generally sufices Deliy-
cred by Druggists or by D. b. DEWEY & Co., &c
Dey Street. n. Y. 81. so complete. Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured. mailed free.
The afflicted can refer to:
GEO. ". LAMBRIGHr, 10 Biddle St. Baltimore.
Mr.. SCHROEDER. $50 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING. C. Park av. l. McMechan st.
GEO. g; PREsBuRY, Prop. West End Hotel, Long
Branch;
REv. @. Fl. TAYLOR. 14O Noble ST., Baltimore, Md
&. &. HELPHEssTINE. Ebbitt House, Warrington |;
Bev. GEO. E. PRATT. st. Stephens Recrory. Phila.
Gen. L. @. BOOTS, Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick. Md;
Mile AIMEE. Opera Prima Donna;
PAUL BoYToN. the great swimmer. Flushing. L. I. !.
sAM'L BENEDICT. Jr.. 6S7 Broadway. N. Y. etc.
a real cure of Oatarrh for 81. co. novl-eodeow
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4 GALLONS BIRDS TALK.-Mr. Thomas B.
Aust, who murdered his brOther-in-law, James
HUMPHREYS, at Winslow, Pike county, Ind, in
November last. was interviewed the other day.
He said: 81 shot him; OF course | did, and l
don't deny it. | had shot at him four times
with revolver, but didn't hit him. Then l
blaZed away at him with my shot gun; that
fetches them every time. / didn't slip up be-
hind his back to take him unawares, as these
Clifton police did me. I shot him fair In the
face. | was the first one to him after he fell.
and picked shot out OF hts mouth. The papers
called 1t a cold FLOODED murder. 1t was no such
thing, got some OF his blood on my hand,
and 1t was trarnn!" he said laughing at the
CHASTITY pun. Il put over two hundred shot In
him, d--n him, and he's In hell now" The GAL
lows cannot be prepared any too soon for this
gentleman.
SARA BERNHARDT AS A PEACE MAkER.--A row
occurred on the Bernhardt special train on
Wednesday night, after leaving Leavenworth.
between Mr.. May er. the manager left In charge
by Mr.. Abbey during his absence, and the
treasurer, about the settlement OF some bills
The treasurer struck Mayer In the face and a
pistol was drawn, when Sara appeared on the
scene in her night dress and quelied the TIL.
multi. The other ladies Of the troupe were also
disturbed Dy the row, and seconded the efforts
OF the principal.
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PROPOSALS.
MAIL LETTINGS.

MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
wAsHINGroN. d. G. February 10. 1855
PROPOSALS vii be received a. the Contract ofise
Of this Department until 3 p. NJ. OF MARCH 25rH,
1851. for carrying the malls Of tbs United States
ROUTE NO. Ie.26s,
MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE,
WARRINGTON. D. c.
Serrtoe from J.ly !, 1881, 70 Jt..e 80. less.
Schedule @. service and instructions to bidders.
with forms for bids and all other necessary infor.
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