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Fatal Explosion.

HIGH BRIDGE, n. j., July IA large building
at the Chester iron mines, used for the storage of
mining materials, including quantity OF cxpo-
siveS, caught fire last night and caused an eX-
pioS0n. The building was occupied by number
OF laborers, several OF whom were more or less
injured, and John Patterson was instantly killed.
his head, breast, and arms being fearfuiiy
ScOrched. Ira ChaSmOre sustained fatal injuries
having been thrown violently against a fence near
by. Moses Gust was burned about the legs and
right arm. He is now unconscious and his recOv
cry Is considered doubtful. The damage TO the
building and material is estimated at $1,000.
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OF Sick headache, biliouSneSS, constipation, &C.
can be cured in less time, with less medicine ant
for less money by using Carriers Little Liver Pill:
than by any other means.
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CURED BY CUTICURA REMEDIES.

have been afflicted for twenty years with an ohsti-
nate skin disease, called by NJ. DE- Psoriasis and
others Leprosy, commencing alp aud in spite
of all could do, with the help of the most skiIful
doctors, it slowly but surely extended until year
this winter it covered entire person in form of dry
scales For the last three years have unable
any labor and suffering intensely all the time. Every
morning there could be nearly dustpanful of scales
taken from the sheet of my bed of them half as
large as the envelope containing this letter. In the
latter part of winter my skin commenced cracking
open tried everything a. os tst could be thought
Of without any relief. The 18th of June started west
in hopes could reach the Hot Springs. reached De-
troll, and was so low thought should have to to
the hospital, but finally got far Lansing, Mich
where had sister living. One DIR. - treated me
about two weeks, but did me good. All thought
had but short time to live earnestly prayed to die.
CRACKED through the skin all over my back,
ribs arms. hands, limbs feet badly swollen; toe nails
came off; finger nails dead and hard bone; hair
dead, dry and lifeless old straw. my God! how
did suffer. My sister, Mrs. e. H. Davis, had small
part Of box of CUTICURA in the house. She wouldn't
give up. Said, I'VE will try CUrICURA" Some was
applied on one hand and Eureka! there WAS re-
ef stopped the terrible burning sensation from the
word go. They Immediately got the CUTIcURA Re-
SOLVENT. CUr1cURA and SOAP commenced by taking
one tablespoonful of RESoLvENr three times day after
meals; had bath day, water about blood heat
used CUTICURA SOAP freely; applied CUTICURA
ing and evening. Result returned to my home in Just
six weeks from time left. and my skin smooth
this sheet Of paper.
HIRAM E. CARPENTER.
HENDERSON, Jefferson Co., n. Y.
Sworn to before me this nineteenth day of January
1880.
A. NJ. LEFFINGWELL Justice of the Peace.
We hereby certify that acquainted with the
aforesaid Hiram +. Carpenter and know his condition
to have been stated We believe his statement to be
true in every particular.
1. 3. SIMMONS SON, Merchants Henderson, NY.
=. a. THOMPSON HON Merchant, Henderson N. Y.
WILLARD Z. JOINER, Merchant, Henderson, NY
JOHN CARPENTER Henderson, NY.
A. NJ. LEFFINGWELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at-Law, Henderson, NY.
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SEE CSC, Sc, 45c., SOC, 75e., 81 hoop skirts.
Young's.
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EGrty u ears Experience of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. WinslowS Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female sicans and nurses In
years with never-fa1ng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhGa, gripping
In the bowels and wird collie By giving health
to the child 1t rests the mother. Price IS cents a
bottle mws
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MINIS FISH NET UNDERWEAR at Auerbach's, 9TH
and III.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL BREWSTER has gone to Phil
adelphIa He will be back Monday afternoon.
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Two LoNG HOLIDAYS FOR CLERKs.-Secretary Fol-
ger has given holiday on Monday to all the clerks
day morning.
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Severe Storm, in Illinois

OREGON, ILL, July IA storm OF uneuualled
severity prevailed yesterday. The water rose on
the flats, driving dozens OF families from their
homes Fifteen buildings were struck by light
ming, and Il Mr. Spooner was killed. Many barns
and outbuildiugs were carried away by the wind
and the flood. A score OF bridges foated off. Hun
dreS OF acres OF grain were entirely ruined horses
and cattle were killed by lightning in nearly every
pasture. Damage to the amount or $4,000 was
done in this city and vicinity. Miles or the track
OF the Chicago and Iowa road are impossible.
The Markets.
do. past due coupons, SO, do. new en-forties 421
BALTIMORE. July 1.-Cotton frmer-middlinr,
I29@alZas Flour quiet and easy and wi hout change.
s0uther ed, l.30al So do. amber, 132al 49, No.
Maryland, 100 bid; No. western winter rel spot,
SO. 33} July, 1.21ea1 225l; August l. 18al. 49,
September LIZ gal 1724. Corn. southern sier for
9ia95: do. yellow, S. western mixed, spot, 81 bid
July, 5s 'a8l August S25a bid; Sectelnber S311 bid
Oats irr guar amp active-souhern. G0aG2 west
ern white 6Oa62 do mixed. 58a59: Pennsylvania 59a
othe unchanged. Butter quiet-western packed I4a
20; creamery. :a25. Eggs highe 20. Petroleum
unchanged Coffee frIE-Itio careoes, ordinary to
quiet Trials. Whisky dull, 1.16 Freights % Liver
pool per steamer unchanged. Reeeipts-fOur l. 1913
barrels; wheat. 10, 736 bushels corn, 235 bushels
Sh;pnents-wheat ], 178 bushels corn. $50 bushels.
Adionrne Until Wednesday, July 5th.
tended S. 1871 iaae and Great We sSaas ss
%9rtsage trustees eertifca:es 424 exnteres Erie.
Illinois Central 1877. Pennsylvania Central CO. Read
ing, ~. Ontario and Western, 25S.
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Weakness and Sickness
changed to health and strength with Hop Bitters
always.
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GoyERSMENT EMPLOYEES DISCHARGE

were 50 discharges from the patent office yester-
day-57 in the land Office and 81 in the patent
Office These were all on the temporary roll, and
as the appropriation for that purpose expired June
30th the clerks were discharged. The number
that had 70 GO this year was unusually small. In
The post Office department there were no dis
charges, In consequence of the passage by Con-
gress or the resolution authorizing the cOntinu-
aHce OF the clerical force in all the departments
for twenty days. IL Is the intention to introduce
4 clause In the appropriation bill authorizing the
continuance or the use OF the temporary ana
lapsed funds until October, in order to allow the
departmentS TO straighten their af1airs.
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ARLINGTON WHISKY, the finest extant, 81 per qt.
o0ttle- J. r. McGee,s wine store. 404 9th st.
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THE KNICKERBOCgER ICE Co, has been author
tied to furnished ice for the Treasury apartment
at 65 certs per hundred until an appropriation Is
available for making the contract.
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No Health
The Wild Yet Effective Actton

No Health
with inactive liver and urinary organs withou
Hop BitterS.
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Two SUPPOSED "CRASKs" ARRESTED AT THE J.r,
IXSTERDAY.-fhe TIVE men arrested by the police
yesterday outside the jlil, acting IN a dsordcrly
manner one or them parSisting In stripping him.
self naked, are brothers. named Hlase from
East0n, Pa. or from that neighb0rhoOd. One OF
them, Wm- I. Ha3Se, came TO this city several
weeks ago, pretending To be Inspired and CHARGED
with the mission OF bringing the human race back
10 the primitive fig leaf fashion OF dress He
was arrested In state of nudity In iSt Washing
ION; council OF doctors summoned at police head
quarters, and he was sent To the insane asylum
subsequently he was sent TO his relatives I'm Penn
Sylvania- Ii seems that his brother bron.ht him
2lere TO see Gulteau hung, this looked-for event
having been preyfng upon his mind, and IL was
thought journey here might have q salutary
fleet IL IS thought by the police that both
brothers are crazy. They were started back to
Pennsylvania this morning.
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The Fowler Spring Mattress.
Nothing like IL for these hot nights SaleSroon:
los 18th street northwest. Sm,w
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WHICH HAVE BEEN THE TORTURE OF A
LIFE TIME.
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]. III. KUEHLING. best copper lightning rod

N0TICE.-ParaSols in all cOlorS cleaned and
Grape wells renovated equal to new, at A. FiScherS,
N6 G. street northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
07rIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC, July l. 1884, $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states, rainy. followed
by clearing weather, southwest veering to north
west winds, stationary or lower temperature,
higher pressure.
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OCR ASSORTMENT OF THIN GOODS comprise Cal
cutta, English and domestic Seersucker, POngees,
Nuns Cloths, SergeS Drab d'EteS, MOhairS
Alpacas and Linens You cannot help being suited.
EiSeman Bros, corner 9TH and streets
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THE HARPER's FERRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tive Hoge, OF Westva-, win endeayor to hare e
clause introduced In the appropriation bin proyid-
ing to have the value OF the government property
at Harper's Ferry appraised by o commission, am.
authority given TO the solicitor OF the Treasury 10
dispose OF the property at not less than that price
az public auction.
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kidney niSeaSe.

Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De-
posts. Gravel, &c, cured by "Buchupaiba" 81.
Depot, Stott & Cromwell 9
"Alderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderncy Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints 4Oc per 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per Of Cream, 15c. pint
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER to-day:-7 am,
729o; II am, Sl.1o; PIN. $50; maximum, $3.50
minimum, 70.Go.
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Is an fnfallbe cure for Fever and Ague I'm all It's
terms. The proprietors warrant It, and their WORD
is as good as a United States bend. Trial prove:
Ii.
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CITY ITEMS.


Hats for ssFoursh OF July"
Gentlemen's wide brim Jumbo" Hats, 81 TO -;
Boys wide orim, low crown. 'Jumoo Hats" Is, 81,
Young Cents Nobby, cantons and Mackinaws, 81,
Gentlemen's Manillas, reduced from a to $3.50;
Closing out Boys and Children's White and
a6ed Bra o at reduced prices nice Dress Hats
St, bet and NV. Established 1863
For the Eye of Tourists.
Gents long or short sleeve Gauze Under Vests soc;
A Job lot OF long sleeve Understands, Csc;
New York Pattern Jean Drawers, nice ut, Soc;
Climax Shirts, ready for use, perfect fit, 81;
Balbriggan half Hose, from Stewards closing sale,
$50 doz-; White Ties, Coz for 25c.; Linen Col
ost EaS SSG III N e
at Lewis, "cheap cash store" $50 18th st. NV.
No Health
Hop Bitters.
The Mild Yet Effective Action
OF TarrantS SeitZer Alerent upon the stomach
and bowels comments it most highly 70 the most
delicate no less than 70 the most vigorous consti-
tutionS
The Fowler Spring Mattress.
Nothing like It for these hot nights Salesroons
lluo Ith street northwest. S,m,w
why il Mrs. Lydia r.. Piukham,s
Vegetable Compound like the Mississippi river IN
this healing river moves with such momentum
that it sweeps away all obstacles and is literally
noCUlng the country.
DR.. Motifs Endorsement of Speer's Port
Wine.
The celebrated Dr. Mott, of New York, speaks
wonders for MIR. Speers efforts to raise the Oporto
or Port Grape Wine in New Jersey. The doctor
has spent years In Portugal and the wine districts
or France, and knows what lie Is talking about.
Read il:
62 MADISON AvEHUE, New YORK
NJ. 4Lrred SDeer-Dear Sir:-The visit which /
made last year 70 your Vineyards wine pre- sseS
and vaults at PasSaic, n. j., satisfies me thor
oughly that the wines produced by you are pure
and unadulterated, and the very best that can bc
cnered TO the public for medicinal uses.
Acting upon my favorable impression at the
time have since recommended the Port Wine,
more particularly In my practice, and am satisfied
with marked benefit to my patients
There can be no better proof TO the doubling
mind, as to the wine being made OF the finest
Oporto Grape. than visit to your acres OF land
covered with the vine bearing the luXuriant fruit
Wishing you success ia your praiseworthy enter
prise,
remain respectfully yours,
ALEX. b. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Prof. OF Surgery, Bellevue Hospital Medical Co..
lege, &C., &c.
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CHECKS amounting to s., 157, 90S 90, proceeds OF
- ,08iS00 called bonds maturing July 1st, were
mailed by Treasurer GiIfllan yesterday. Also.
S. 1913 checks, amounting to $3.50 81 H. being the
interest due July LIST on registered United states
bonds.
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For CHEAP TRUNKS and travelling bags go to
HerZog's, 3JS 9th ST., near Pennsylvania avenue.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to HlG Star.
The Hanging of Guiteau.

TORONTO, ONT. July 1.-To-day's Globe says:
THE last scene OF the wretched Guiteau'S life was
OF piece with the whole years work. No cen
sure cOnld be too strong to be dealt out to those
who are responsible for the browning disgrace o.
yesterdays performance. We say performance
adyiScdly, for every element OF low caste raree
show was present at what ought to have been
solemn ceremonial From first to last Guteau
has been encouraged to parade publicly his eccen-
tricit!es and blasphemies. The more eccentric anG
biasphemous he could appear the more applause
ne received He has been treated as an irreSpon-
ssbie uHatic while being reserved Tor the punish.
ment awarded to him on the theory OF his perfect
sanity"
The Naa says: at is pretty safe to say that the
parody on religion which diSgraced the execution
OF Guiteau yesterday could not have occurred IN
any other civilized country under the SUM- 1t in
no way mltfgateS the 1niecency OF the exhibition
that clergyman was present and took part in the
So-calied services, which were composed OF rank
blaSphemy and meaningless drfvel The assassin
ouered prayer which was an outrage. and recited
q so-called poem which was simply rubbish. The
whole OF the proceedings in the aSsaSSns case
have been prolonged farce, OF which the eXecU-
ti0n has been the climax"
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CELLULoID COLLARS and cuffs at Auerbach's, 18th
and H.
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WHITE Asp BLAck GOODS below cost. 714 7th St
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$1,000 Reward

For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching liberated,
or prctruding Piles that DeBngS Pile Remedy
fails to cure Prepared by j. p Miller, nj. D., 9l5
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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IMroRTED OIL on draught, go 9th street.
CHEAP JOB PRINTING, Milan'S, COZ 18th, above F.
The first dog license was issued to Hempler.
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AND scRoFULoUs IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
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TIE LAWFUL MONEY on deposit in the Treasury
for the redemption OF ties OF banks reducing cir
cGlation today is 81, 1865; failed banks,
81, 3o2 20; banks In liquidation sl1, 7i2, TO 40
Total fund. $37 ,o56, 129. GO.
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SECRETARY LINCOLN has gone to New York and
VIII return on Monday.
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g Il / N H q NJ 0 r 8
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n STATEMENT BY xREASCRER
The statement OF refunded Indebtedness OF the
District of Columbia and late corporation OF Wash
ton, issued to-day by Treasurer Gilnllan, who Is
ex-of1icio commissionerof the sinking fund OF the
District, shows the tetm Indebtedness bearing In
terest to be 400 classified as follows, the
dates given being the dates of maturity:
or the District or,Cclumbia.
Permanent improvement, July I, 1891,
81 per cent .......-.............. $3.50 $50
water stock, Oct l, 1874, per cent. 361 900
Market Stock, July &c. fa92, per cent. 150, COO
Permanent Improvement {acU OF 1879,
July /. 1891, per cena .. 6eseoo
Water stock. Juiyl, 1909 per cent. 1900
Fnty-year funding, Aug 1, 1924 65-100
per cent. 13,s@,soo
Twenty-year funding, July /, 1899, s per
cent. Observation-Disclosures. e54,5OO
or the late Corporation Of Washington.
Three-year Emery, July SO, 1873, $40
per cent. Observation-Disclosures. 103
Twenty-year funding, July i, 1892, 6 per
cent. 1,osO,s5o
Ihirty-year funding, Nov. /, 1852, 6per
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THE GLORIOUS FoURTH-The Oldest Inhabitants,
association Will hold their annual meeting at the
Masonic temple on TIeSdiy, the 4th day OF july
for the purpose OF concentrating the lO6th ami
yersary OF our national Independence. Reading OF.
the Declaration OF Independence by J. A. Wine
berger; Grafton b. Jos Gfldsbor0ugh Brun. The
20 the public.
s1lute 10 tho flag, of 81 guns, will be fired by
the ID. c. Artillery AT SUNRISE ami grand national
salute At o'clock In the afternoon, near street
and BOunday, on the 4th.
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EARL Il WILSON'S collars and cuffs at Auer.
bach's, 9TH and h.
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Condemned Iocals.

Copies CT yesterdays dOuble-Sheet STAR con-
tanning fun account OF GUiteau'S execution, can
pe had at the counter ready for mailing in wrap
perS stamps on hand.
The temperature, as recorded at the Signal Orine
IL this cfJy the past month, averaged a. degrees
being nearly three degrees higher than the tenn
perature last June, and one degree lower than the
aTeragefOr the same month in 1880 The rain fall
.st month aggregated LIB tnches-iesS tnan
nl any June since 1873, when the precipitation was
2e6 inches
Howard Douglass. q cOl0red man, was sent to
Jail for 80 days by Judge Smell to-day for stealing
clock from the house OF Mrs. SIlinda Scrbner,
No. rs 9th street.
Rev. JabeZ Fox has returned from the general
meetings OF the New Je-ns item church at Chicago
AFTER t0-InOrr0w's service, the Temple will be
closed til the first Sunday in September.
young man named Henry Cassidy was COM
ntted 20 Jail Tor months by Judge Smell to-day
for robbing the till OF hrS. COnneiI'S restaurant
10. 1923 Pennsylvania avenue, OF 50.
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Vegetable Compound like the Mississippi river IN
i spring freShe,? Because the immense volume OF
this healing river moves with such momentum
that it sweeps away all obstacles and is literally
flooding the country.
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HAVE your floors covered with straw mating at
low prices by julius Lansburgh, 315 eth st.
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Gentlemens wide brim Jumbo" Hats, 81 70 g;
Boys wide brm, low crown, ''Jumbo Hats" IS, 81,
&1.2;
Young Gents Nobby, Cantons and Mackinaws, 81,
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DIVORCED COUPLE TO BE MARRIED AGAIN-A
marriage license was issued this morning to Henry
Kropp and Barbara Krepp. This couple were d.
yorced by decree OF the Equity Court on the 81
OF February last, at the suit OF Mrs Kropp, who
brought long bill OF complaints against her hus-
b.nd, charging him with cruelty and abusive
treatment. Oae OF the most startling passages in
the testimony that she gave against him was that
in 1869 hs threatened to hang her, and gave her
when he returned was prevented from doing any
violence by their daughter They were married
originally IN this city In 1887 The decree OF divorce
Since the divorce the parties have come to think
better OF it and the marriage bells viii ring again
tomorrow. when the couple will be reunited
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Pic MIC WIN b.. ,.,, :, ~. ,,,,,.o
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE VILLA GROUNDS,
JULY THE FOURTH,
or the Benefit of st. AIMS Church at Tennallytovu.
Meals and refreshments served by the ladies on ths
ground.
Tickets of admission 25 cents
Stages Will leave High and Bridge streets every
half hour. te3O- AT
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ToWSON's,

NOV is THE TIME TO GET AWNINGS. AND
In HAISLETT,
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MISSES NEWPORT TIES, only soc. a pair, at Rich
ODDS Boston shoe house, 49l Pa avenue.
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GENTS CLOTH TOP Low SHOES 50 pair, at
RichOlds Boston shoe house, 491 Pa avenue.
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SEWING MACHINES. &c.

IFor Other auctions See Seventh Paoe.l
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the ODcning and closing prices
CT the New York Stock Market today. as reported
by special wire to H. IL Dodge, 500 18th street
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WHO says Hempler's glasses are not the best9
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

nCC0Q UAN FALLS
" AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON,
Having been thoroughly overloaded and newly FUR
nlshed, is running excursions to the above places
For Occoquan Falls. Sundays. Wednesdays aud FRI
days leaving It'll street wharf sundays at 80
Wednesdays and Fridays at a. m. returning at
p. m. Tickets. % cents. Mount Vernon Sprfnga
saturdays. leaving Am, returning at pm. Tick
cts. 10 cents.
Music on all trips except Sundays.
Noob1ectionable parties allowed on the boat
K. RANDALL proprietoy
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ITO. For BAY RIDGE ON THE FOURTH

BY the B. o. Road to Annapolis. thence by Steamer
TO Bay Ridge.
Round trip tickets, including steamer 81. 80
The train will leave Washington, corner New Jersey
avenue and street, at 6: so a. m.
The eXcursonists will have i've hours Bay Ridge.
and will reach Washington at 6 81 pm.
Tickets for sale at the b. o. Depot.
Other Excursions viii be given on Friday, July 18th:
Tuesday, July llth and Friday, July lsth. at same
hour. jc30 1T
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IRON SAFES REPAIRED by kuehllng, near Pension
Office.
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OF the total amount $40 277 GOO is registered, and
FL, $50 500 in the form OF coupon bonds In add
lion TO this there is $3.50 IS in stocks and bonds
outstanding on which interest has ceased, there
being funds for the payment OF the principal and
interest deposited in the Treasury as follows: Cor
poration OF Washington 10-year bonds, $50; do.
per cent general stock, 1610O1: do. per cent do
f',4s0.lI; DO. per cent canal stock, 500. The
mount OF funded debt retired since July l. 1873 is
$3.50: reduction in annual interest charge
July 1873, SCI, 2a issue of District g. 65s linz
tied by law to SIS COO OO0-sSued to date $ $50