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Going Into Camp for the Summer.

MARCHING SOLDIERS FRUSTRATED By THE HEAT.
The light battery and foot batteries OF the sec
ond artillery, which have been stationed at the
Washington barracks, started yesterday for their
summer camping grounds at Gaithersburg, Md.
They were very heavily equipped, and suffered
much from the heat Private George R Mausky
was overcome on 9th street. near Pennsylvania
avenue. He was conveyed to the emergency hos
pital, and was attended by Drs. Mclaughlin and
Markr;ter. Several others were unable to con-
tinue with the troops, and were compelled to re-
turn to the arsenal The troops camped In the
neighoorhood OF Plerce's mills last night and con-
tinuad their march early this morning. There
were many unfavorable comments yesterday be-
cause the troops were compelled to march with
such heavy equipments. At GaitherSburR the
officers viii probably mess at the hotel.
Next Tuesday morning, at six O'Clock, bat
teries I and N, second artillery, VIII leave
Fort McHenry for the Gaithersburg camp In
general order Col Langdon, who Is in command,
directs that the troops will march In fatigue
blouSes and forage caps. and Will carry cantecns,
hayersacks and blankets the latter to enclose one
change OF underclothing, to be slung in roll and
worn from the right shoulder to the left SIDE. All
other luggage win be sent by rail- including 1000
rounds OF cartridges ana Zoo blankets and battery
field desks and oficers' camp beds
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., ss5s, 33so.61; customs, s6s1 5000.
AT THE CABINET MEETING yesterday afternoon
Secretary Folger reported that eO0OO Chinese
laborers. now under contract in Cuba, and desir-
Gus OF returning to China. have applied for per-
mission 10 go through the United States in transit
me subject was discussed and the conclusion
reached that under tie provisions OF the recent
Chlnese Dill the permission could not be granted.
EARLY CLosING.-The Postmaster General to-
day signed an order closing the department at
three O'Clock each day for the months of July,
August and September.
THE PRESIDENT will give hearing next week to
the representatives of the various steamship com.
panies in opposition to Representative Deusters
bill to regulate the carriage of passengers by sea
before acting upon the Dill.
THE MEMBERS OF the tariff commission will as
semble in this city OF the 9Th OF July to organize
NAVAL LORDERs.-Ensigns H. c. Watkinshaw and
Aug. r. Fechteler have been ordered to the coast
survey; Master David Peacock has been detached
from the photographic Office and ordered to the
Enterprise.
THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Senators Vest,
Hampton and Jones, OF Nevada, went to Point OF
ROCKS last night, where they are spending to-day
night W
REPRESENTATIVE KEreH4M, of New York.
denies positively the statements in dispatch
from this city purporting to give the details OF
conference at the Arlington hotel, March 3, 1884,
Ketcham and Louis F. Payn were said to have
agreed to unite in recommending the appointment
OF Wm II. Robertson as collector at the port OF
New York.
Music AT THE WHITE House GRouNDs-The fol-
lowing is the program OF music which will be rem
dered by the Marine band at its concert at the
White Whit! House grounds this afternoon-Mr. John
ticoats. Sousa; fantasia aPatience." Sullivan;
Blzet: ballad. s;First Love- Rodney-Fiood: COLO
cation, "Orpheus." Onenbach; galop, "Song OF the
Storks," Fahrbach.
The FOLLOWING ARE THE BIpDERs for supplying
stationery for the War department for the ensuing
fiscal year: Chaffee Calender, Glendale, Mass.
Platner q Porter Manufacturing CO., Uniony1lle,
Brooks "a q Co, James r. Michael, New York city;
G w Thorn Co, J: D. Frce. jr.,u Paret = Whit
tingtoa VIM Baliantyne son, G. A. Whitaker,
savage. Bradley ~ ADAMS Trenes !0seph Mphrr L
Washington, DC; Joe. Il. Nam, Geo. Mcdowell 4
CO, Jos G. Dlt.nan, Charles T.. Lockwood, Phila-
corbin Co, Rockville, Coma The contract viii
be awarded by items. but wal not be made until
.ne a appropriation DIh for TIE purpose has been
announced shortly.
PERSONAL---VERY.. Danenhouer viii lecture next
season under the auspices OF the Redpath lyceanl.
York en saslt Cox ss hGa t. New
train TO arrive at san Pa ,slseo on Tuesday last
at the Rlggs.-Mr. B. J. Kelrsnd who has wei:
earned vacation By nearly arquarter OF q century
OF active and successful bus1ess life on 7lil street.
Genes I s ies ss's sas lees anr
Mitchell has gone 20 PonnSJ oa brief leave
9. as,;sa sa s., 6 King Of this city,
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"what term the secret history OF the Guiteau
case from the standpoint or the defence. There
were many things manifest TO me from my con-
nectien with the case which / have intended the
public should know at some time, and there is
probably no better way than to disclose them In a
book"
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From the Post.
Attorney General Brewster was seen last evening
IN regard to the statement published In an after
noon paper to the eject that Attorney q. Bliss and
the head OF the Department OF Justice had had q
stormy interview, the latter accusing the former
OF extravaganza. The Attorney General promptly
pronounced the publication tn question q fabr1ca-
ton out OF Cd whole cloth. He said: No such
interview, or anything like It, has ever taken
place. Nor mas there ever been ali unkind word
or expression between me and Mr. Bliss nor will
there ever be- Mr.. Bliss has done and Is doing mis-
duty thoroughly and in most satisfactory man
ner, and all the expenses incurred are proper
and necessary, and cannot be the subject OF c6m-
piaint"
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2S BM.S ROD! Tough whalebone eIegantly'
GO BASS fOD Polished Rosewood Finish
500 BASS RODi Unequaled for Beauty and
$500 BASS ROD! Dciicacy OF Balsnce RcTnarEal.y
SS.oO BASS ROD. Soft Elasticity Of Suring
$50 BASS S ROD Samsonisa st:sn..h!
g GO BASS ROD: Beautiful Wnipi q EoEov
$500 BASS BOD! Lansewocd lip in ii! 4 Joints
AID Flexible Lsncewood tips. No angler has ever e.
.ercnced the fshermans red thrill Of exstafc pleasure
as.l hs las landed rousing Id. Black Bsss NTH ts
J.. q. OsMEAkA.
ho.csae F1shing Tackle. 1S47 Hemnsyiyau;a avenus
Washington. y. G. Catalogues fce. MS
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GUNNER GOODS.

We receiving daily our supply Of Summer Dr,ess
Goods comprising fnll assortment Of White Organ
las, India Linens, plain and printed Linen Lawns
printed yaconets fercaes and Sxtteens French Zepi-
yrs, Plaid and Striped. Table Damssk. Danask Table
Cloths. with Napkins to match: Belgian Linen Sheet
ings and Pillow Linens all idhs and quaires French
and PaIssos in new designs. Also. White Check and
widths; Administer. Moquestes Wilton, Bcdy Buses
Tapestry and Ingram Carpets in great variety.
hOOE, BRO. & CO..
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New England.

a RAILROAD sMAsH-UP-PACIFIc MILLS INSURANCE.
Boston, June A-By a smash upon the Connec.
ucut river railroad yesterday afternoon. neag
North HATFIELD, seven freight cars were wrecked.
The total insurance on the Pacific mills store.
house Is $4J0,000 which includes the building ma
chinery and stock. Most or this sum is placed 10
IL through nineteen manufacturing mutual ON
ces In Boston, Worcester, Fall River, and Phila.
delphia- The remainder is mainly scattered in
Boston stock Offices There are over q hundred
policies
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Roy and Girl Drowned.

WHITE PLAINS n. Y, June SE-Tne bodies OF o
boy and girl aged ten and eight years respectively,
belonging to James W. Taylor (colored), a resident
OF Harrison, were found I'm ST. Mary's lake this
morning. They were missed yesterday afternoon.
Minnie Chergwin's MurdePer AFrs~eeds
NEWTON, n. j., June A-Last night Deputy
Sheriff Dunn and Francis H. Earl arrested James
Treglawn, the murderer OF Minnie Chergwin. &C
Port Dram and lodged him In jail. He was found
at tea In the house OF James MERCK, a farmer re-
siding near Roseville, Byram township. HeYre-
seven-shooter. The deputy, however, placed a re.
volver to his head, when he yielded and waAine
StantlY handcufTed.
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HE New Jersey strike Troubles.
CONFLICT IMMINENT TO-DAY.


JERSEY CRY, n. j., June a-Anairs &C
tne great railroad depots In Jersey City
and Hoboken this morning look very &c.
all quarters. The striking longshoremen and
freight handlers held a meeting last night ana ar.
ranged a program for to-day. They intend to leave
81 Michaels Institute, on Erie street. where they
have made their headquarters and march in 4
body 70 the yard OF the Delaware, ,Lackawanna and
Western railroad, In Hoboken. They expect thai
all the men at work there will quit and join their
ranks One OF the strikers stated that they would
see that the Hoboken men remained I'm the ranks
and that they did not return 20 work as they Gid
yesterday as soon the strikers left the scene In Ho
ooken the entire police force has been placed in re-
serve, and they have been ordered arrest as tres
passers any OF the strikers TO enter the
yard or the railroad company. III this course Is
pursued trouble OF serious nature will surely
follow. In jersey City all the available police
force has been placed on the property OF the New
YORK, Lake Erie and Western railway company 90
guard the Italians whom the company put TO work
thls morning. The strikers will visit the yard OF
thls company after returning from Hoboken. They
90 not intend to use any force TO disperse the
Italians, but expect TO overawe them by
sheer force OF numbers The strikers will gather
up any OF the switchmen and brakemen who may
be working Ia the yard, as they march down TO The
docks.
The Pennsylvania railway company has very
Few men at work. The Central railway, OF New
jersey, Is working with full force, but it Is eas
pected that the men will quit work upon tho
approach OF the body OF strikers
The strikers are now 40 80 amy marching "a,
Ward the PeDnsylvania railway depot
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N u w " " ..
HENRY D. THoREAU.
By FRANK B. SANBoRN. Vols Of American Men O.
Letters" edited by CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
With hne Steel Portrait. l6mo.. gilt top. sl.25.
Thoreau is of the most original and dstin figures
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Mr.. Sanborn. tells the story Of his life describes his
mode Of thought and indicates the deep wholesome
influence his writings have had upon English and Amer
can letters.
By BJoRNsTJERNE PJoRNsoN. Translated by Prof. r
B. ANDERSON. With four illustrations. 16mo 81.
This is the fifth novel in this authorized edition o
Bjornsons famous Norwegian stories. Like "synnov,
Solbakken, ''Arne," "a Happy Boy and eth.
Fisher Maiden it ius.ies the critic who
Bjcrnson 1.-THE prince Of story tellers."
TWO SUMNER NOVELS.
DICKS WANDERING.
By JULIAN STURGIs author of "John- a. Dreanis etc
16nlc. cloth. $780,
IAN American girl is the heroine of the chsr,nincly
vivacious and feminine type that has such
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with pleasant feeling Of satisfaction with healthy
happy world. "-Boston Adrcr.iser.
''Mr Sturgis has kept us interested and amused We
have read the book straight through without stopping
Saturday ReDier tLCadon.)
AN ECHO OF PASSION.
BY GEORGE PARSONS LArHnop. -16mo, cloth. 81. o5
The work Of q genuine. charming. giftsi story
teller. ."-Setc Ytrk Tines
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After the report OF the star route trial In TD
STAR closed yesterday, the examination OF An
thony Joseph, the postmaster and former sub
contractor at Ojo, Callente, was continued, but
not concluded. The trial was then adjourned TN
Monday. During a discussion Of part OF MI.
Joseph's evidence, Mr. McSweeny argued that TIE
expected TO give attention TO the grumblings Of
every dissatisfied contractor and that petition
asking for extension OF time allowance was not Q.
proper source OF Information. Judge Wylie took
the ground, however, that II was Bradys duty q
heed the petition sufficiently 20 make inquiries.
permit him TO do so, the expedition should noe
have been ordered In face OF such remonstranceA.
MARRIAGE LIcKNsEe have been issued to John h
Collett and Ruth Murray, OF Langhorn. Pa; Allen
Hamm and Ella Warrington J. Austin Pollaxo
Jas E Alberts0n and Caroline Tlusheim; Jeeme
Hearns and Mary Jane Caistard
THE NATIONAL RIFLES AND THB 13Iu STREET BAEs
srsT CHURcH-The trustees OF the 18th street Bag.
tlst church have received an oner OF $4,000 foe
tionai Rtnes, TO be used by them as an srmoeYs
The proposition is under consideration by -
church people, who think that the properly -
worth more, but it Is probable that an agreemGno
win be reached and the property Gansfer1o4 -
the Rl0e&
BDs for furnishing fuel for the War oepono
ment for the ensuing fiscal year werc openee
in the chief clerks once to-day. J. n Dove ~
the lowest bidder and VIM - awarded he CO
tract
oo. \. Wo,ls, who shot ana kfned =. q. Dach
anan- wes harce1 af DcranGo, C01s yeooW0ays
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Washington News and Gossip.

THERE are 131 new advertisements in the THE
STAR today.
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California Nominations.

SAN JOSE, June 2-The democrats nominated
last evening James III. Budd for Congress in the
second district and Barclay Henley in the third
district Mr.. Carpenter was nominated for rail-.
way commissioner In the first district
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kilograms to The Star.
THE NEW JERSEY STRIKE TROUBLES.
THE CONFERENCE At coRsrsx1uxopus.
THE "LoNpoN TIMEsr OFFICE THREATENED.
MINNIE CHERGwIN's MURDERER An,
RESTED.
Meeting Of the Striking Miners.

THEY ARE KEPoRTED TO BE wEAKEsISG-aN END a
THE STRIKE EXPECTED NEXT WEEK.
Special dispatch to The EVENING srAn.
CUNBERLANp, Nd, June ga meeting or miners
was held at Frostburg yesterday. when the ques-
uon OF resuming work was under discussion. vari.
GUS rumors are sfioat to-day In regard 10 the mat
Ter, ana nom various circumstance it Is believed
tnat the miners are weakening and that the end OF
the strike is not far distant. The operators here
are very reticent on the subject Bets are freely
made that the strike viii be over In one week.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, June 24-The grain handlers
struck this morning for advance OF Is per cent
pay for unloading grain laden vessels They
have been receiving 80 cents per one hundred
bushels The receivers OF grain refuse the de.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., sass, ,3s0.61; customs, s6S1 5000.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June 2i--Gen. Sher.
man, Senator Sherman, Col. Bacon, Col. Corkhill,
Miss Sherman ana Miss Marshall arrived here to-
day from Washington. They were met at tho
wharf by Gen. Getty and staff and the artillery
school band, and salute was hred from the
water battery.
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LONDON, June 24-The Chester another to-
The admiralty now deem 1t desirable TO guard The
Suez canal by q number OF small swift gunbeatR
instead OF by two guardships, as originally N,
tended.
THE HIIIspALE CREW
are staying at Hammersmith. They have &C.
cepted an invitation OF the North London Rowing
Club 10 use their boat-house. The Hlllsdales took
short spin on the river yesterday.
Inc Hlilsdaie's crew viii make their first ap-
pearance at the NARROW regatta July g Bells LIE
says: AS the other competing crews Will be fatgued
from tnelr races at the Henley regatta, the HlS-
dale should be able to carry all before them.
ARcTIC-sEARcH STEAMER EoPE.
LONDON, June 2L-The Arctic search steamer
Hope, which sailed from Gravesend on the aad
inst, landed her pilot at Cromer this morning and
proceeded ON her expedition north.
PARLIAMENTARY ATTACK on JOHN BRIGHT.
During le debate in the house OF commons last
night, Mr. Healey, member for Wexford borough
made Vi, .ent attack upon Mr.. John Bright, de.
scribing him as apolitical renegade.
GUARDING THE LONDON TINES OFFICE.
LONDON, June 2L-Special police are guarding
the premises OF the London Times owing TO The
receipt OF threatening letter purporting 10 come
from Fenian association.
THE CONFERENCE AT coNsTANTIsorLE.
the June amThe proceedlngsee ee
Corti, the Italian ambassador, presided
Fire fn Vermont.
RIcHFoED, W., June aL-The tray factory ana
lumber mill at West Jay, Vt, belonging 10 q man
named Brown, OF Fishersville. NH, and leased by
W hte, Clarkson & Co, of Hartford. Conn, were
burned last night, with about 100000 feet OF
lumber. The loss is heavy, but the amount and
the insurance are not yet ascertained.
Opening Prices i'm Wall Street.
New YORK. June "a, ii a.m.-The stock market
opened irregular, but In the main EaS per cent
higher than yesterdays closing, the latter North.
west In the early trade prices recorded an ad.
vance OF ha21s per cent. In which Louisville ana
Nashville, Denver and Rio Grande, New York Cen
trail and New jersey Central were Conspicuous,
but at IL O'Clock there a reaction OF isal1s per
cent, New Jersey Central leading therein
Racing ian Utah.
RED BOY BEATS WILD MOOR.
SALT LAKE. UTAH, June 2L-The mile and half
dash for S. GOO a side between Jack Gmers Red
Boy and Lamasney's Wild Moor, was won by Red
Boy by half length. Time. 2:4lA.
California Nominations.
SAN JOSE, June 2l-The democrats nominated
second district and Barclay Henley in the third
district Mr. Carpenter was nominated for rail-
way commissioner in the first district
Distinguished Visitors at Old Point.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June 2l-Gen. Sher.
man, Senator sherman, Col. Bacon, Col Corkhill,
Miss Sherman ana Miss Marshall arrived here TO.
day from Washington. They were met at tho
wharf by Gen. Getty and staff and the artillery
school band, and salute was fired from the
water battery.
Michael Davitt Gone % New Haven.
NEW YORK, June 2l-Mchael Davtt, in com.
pany with his secretary, VIM. Redmond, this
morning took the 10 30 train for New Haven He
speaks there tonight, and VIII probably not re.
turn TO the city until the eve or his departure fog
Ireland.
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NEW YORK, June "a IL a.m.-The stock market
opened irregular, but In the main IaS per cent
higher than yesterdays closing, the latter North
west In the early trade prices recorded an ad-
vance OF 1Sa2lS per cent. In which Louisville and
Nashville, Denver and Rio Grande, New York Gen.
trail and New jersey Central were conspicuous,
but at II O'Clock there was reaction OF isa1s pee
cent, New Jersey Central leading therein.
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EARLY CLosING.-The Postmaster General to
day signed an order closing the department at
three O'Clock each day for the months of July,
August and September.
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AT THE CABINET MEETING yesterday afternoon
secretary Folger reported that 10000 Chinese
laborers. now under contract in Cuba, and desir.
Gus or returning to China. have applied for per.
mission to 90 through the United States in transit
The subject was discussed, and the conclusion
reached that under the provisions of the recent
chinese bill the permission could not be granted.
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Racing i'm Utah.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, June 24.-The mile and a half
dash for s., GOO side between Jack Gilmer's Red
Boy and Lamasney's Wild Moor, was won by Red
| Boy by half length. Time, 2:4l1.
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NEW YORK, June 2l-Mchael Davtt, In com.
paDy with his secretary, VIM. Redmond this
morning took the 10:3o train for New Haven. He
speaks there tonight, and VIII probably not re-
turn TO the city until the eve OF his departure foe
Ireland.
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Fire fEl Vermont.

RIcHFoED, VT, June 2l-The tray factory and
lumber mill at West jay, Vt, belonging 10 d man
named Brown, OF FlShersville. NH, and leased by
White, Clarkson d Co, OF Hartford. Conn.,, were
burned last night, with about 100000 feet OF
lumber. The loss is heavy, but the amount and
the insurance are not yet aScertained.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

A NNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
"A CHRISTIAN CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.
To GLYNONT, MONDAY. JUNE IS.
Steame: Keypor leaves street wharf at and
leave Mt 1, $50 and pm
Adults Children. Soc.
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nCCO OQUAN FALLS
" AND MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS,
STEAMER NARY WASHINGTON.
Having been thoroughly overiau.ed and newly fur.
nsied, is running excursions TO the above places
For Occoquau Falls, Sundays and We.inesiays boat
sts p M: F Wednesdays ns at m; returning st
Springs Saturdays. leaving wharf at a.rl returning
at pm. Fare, round trip. 10 cents
Music by Prof. A. J. Cooks E:nd,
Noobectonable parties allowed on the boat.
nit-4m +. s. RANDALL. Proprietor.
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CUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
LADY OF THE LAKE
VIII make trip of 40 miles down the Potomac River
cry SUNDAY AFTERNOON, leaving 9th street wharf
at $3.50 Pm. Returning about O'Clock.
No liquors sold on Boat
Fare, SOC. Children half price. je24- 2m
EIRsT SPECIAL EXCURSION
IL On the
STEAMER JANE MOSELEY,
TO
LOWER CEDAR POINT, .:.+
WASHINGTON Division. No.l.
UNIFORM RAM, X. Of P,
WEDNESDAY,. June %, 1882.
Steamer leaves 9Th street wharf at $50 m and
turns at 10 p. m. 24-eo2t.
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THE PRESIDENT will give hearing next week to
the representatives of the various steamship com.
panies in opposition to Representative Deusters
pill TO regulate the carriage of passengers by SEA
before acting upon the Dill.
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Old World News by Cable.

LONDON June A.-The Chester, another to0
vessel has also been ordered to the Mediterranean
The admiralty now deem 1t desirable TO guard Ga
Suez canal by number OF small swift gunbest
instead OF by two guardships, as originally 4
tended.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CLA-
~ baugh Hail. 1880 14th street northwest, Rev. G..
B. PATCH. Pastor.-Services: Preaching Sunday
ings at II O'Clock Sunday school Sunday afternoons
at o'clock Prayer meetings Wednesday eyepir a q,
7:30 o'clock All welcome. 1t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

II E W BOOKS.
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THE MEMBERS OF the tariff commission will as
sembe in this city OF the 9Th of July to organize
| NAVAL LORDERs.-Ensigns II. c. Watkinshaw and
| Aug. F. Fechteer have been ordered to the coast
survey; Master David Peacock has been detached
from the photographic Office and ordered to the
Enterprise
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THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Senators Vest,
Hampton and Jones, OF Nevada, went to Point OF
Rocks last night, where they are spending to-day
-