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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-06
Hardware.
Liquors,

ALcouoL--s2 80 per gallon, as per high
wines.
WHIsKs--iiectifed 81 io@I 80, as per proof
sour MASH. one year old, 81 30 two years old
Sc eAd2 -. three yours old ~ 5NaD2 10, fancy
extra old whisky 500 as per age.
WINES laict, ia case. = 0nP5 90, perqunl-
ity; Catawba, perFallon 900 ~ Port, Al 2oGp
90: sherry, per gal, 81 20Sn3 90; Madeira,
q 00l1l0 co.
CnAMpAcSE--G. II. Mumm h Co.. s27 500
80 %; HeidsicS, in baseet, $40 O0s12S 90; krug,
IN basket, 20 OOn2S CD; Domestic champagne,
81 00Glli %.
ALE--Stoct Ale, per doz., 81 ooG2 25 Porter,
per doz., 81 00Cn2 -.
Sl2 5O Budwoiser, own size, 81 10, pints
sli 90; Erlangcr beer, quarts, sl3 W; pints
s3 80; Schlit2 Milwaukee,, quarts $40 30: pints
sI8 90; Hub Punch Sl3 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-06

n 7na week made a week al home by
/the Industrious. Best business
N now before the public. Capital
vi unot needed. We VIII start you.
Men, women, boys and girls
want 4. rywbere 10 work for ug. Now IL
the tim You can work IN spare time, or
give YOU whole attention TO The business.
No other business will pay you nearly an
well. no one can fail To make enormous pay
by engaging Ut once. ccstly outfit and terms
free. Money made fast, easily and honora-
bly, Address THUE a CO.,
novSDly Augusta, Maine
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-06

We recommend Carter's Iron Pills
TO every woman who is weak, nervous
and discouraged; particularly those
who have thin, pale lips, cold hands
and feet, and who are without strenth
or ambition. These are eases for
which Carter's Iron Pills are specially
prepared, and this class cannot use
them without benefit. Valuable for
men also. In metal boxes, Mt 80 cents.
Sold by druggist or sent by mail. See
advertisement elsewhere. Sold at
wholesale by l.. n. Brunswig.
Il 81 d&w lw
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-06
Mrs. Langtry.

W. American ladies are aware that
flear ringing tone Of the Jersey
4 musical voice is the result OF
iiihosi constant use Of BROWNS
fkocHEs; they are now endorsed
W best speakers and singers of the
For sale by II. w. Powell, T.. NJ.
", l.. N. Brunswig, q. III. DASH
y and Il. q. Pate, NJ. d., Fort
F'h' Texas. ll-2s-d&w-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-06

ss.s ,rss<>s.--'t ss<~sstsu Vug nesse sy~,,.l ~
lone. Tom Thumb got our from the
'''sssfs . ed = n y. ne s 'sss'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-06
Wool, Hides, Etc.

aud condition NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. @to %
Fine according TO grade, quality and
gonultloD,. 10 10 ~
and condition .....'.........,... II to IS
Mexican improved according Ia
grade, quality aud conciiion IL TO 10
Mexican according To grade, quality
and condition ............. 10 to IL
Black, q to cents less.
Iinh1A mi Of MI
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I'd EditiG;i.
lat|SSSt! kilograms to Tle Star.
Latest from the Strikes.

THE PHILADELPHIA STRIKERS
PHILADELPHIA, july 26-The striking operators
OF the American X Ipid company returned to work
thls morning In body, escorted by "A number OF
the strikers who are still out. The company in
creased It's force by hiring about ten of the unem-
pioyrd men. and gives notice that It can now
nanule all the business rendered. At the Western
Union Office business is reported to be moving
Smootnly, and two OF the strikers lady, have
oeen won over to the company's side. The line
nen ana inspectors Of the Bell Telephone COM
10 the omc1als and declared their purpose to
strike at m. unless their terms were acceded TO-
THE THREATENED STRIKE OF LrNkMEN
the number OF linemen In the employ of the Bell
!eephone Co Is 81, and inspectors II They
demand 10 per cent Increase In pay and nine
hours work. Every member OF the executive COM
mittee Is out OF The city, and Manager Morton has
gwen notlce that the men must await the execu-
tive committees decision or follow their own
course.
TIE SITUATION AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July 2a-Super1ntendent Clowry this
morning reported that all the business OF the
western Union company In this city was cleared
up TO all the leading points except Winnipeg, to
winch place the wires were down. All the main
wires in the board of trade are manned to-day.
Mr.. Clowry also reports that the day and night
forces In the mail operating room of the company
are now getting their full rest. The wires on the
Northwestern road were cut again last night, but
were speedily repaired. The officials of the Balt-
more and Ohio company have been negotiating
with the strikers for the past two days. but as the
latter demand the recognition OF the brotherhood
as preliminary to settlement, no conclusion
has been reached.
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CALLAHAN. On July 26th, 1883. ELLA, only
years, 10 months and ii days.
Funeral win take place saturday, July 2Sth at o.
m. from 1l2s 9th street northeast ~
LAWSON. On July Is b, 1883. at 1 d. m, ELLEN
beloved and devoted wife Of William Lawson.
Funeral from her ate residence No. 100 LIST street
1888 e
MUSE; On the morning Of July 25th. 1883. NATL
DA MUSE, aged forty years.
Funeral Friday 9th. at O'Clock from 18th street
Baptist church. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend.
ROBINSON At Warm Springs. Va. on July 25th.
1883. A BERT D. ROBINSON. for many years an
Department of Justice.
Funeral at Albany n. 7.
SEVILLE. On the 18th OF July 1888 at la M
SARAH the only child Of d. Y. and Ella Seville aged
year. 10 months and ~ days.
Funeral from 1888 18th street northwest, at 4 20
p. m.
WISE. On July IS, 1888. PRISCILLA wife of Geo.
Wise and daughter OF Mary and George Ester. aged
thirty -one years, three months and four DAYS.
Funeral win take place from NJ p. Church. Congress
street, Friday. at O'Clock. z.
, WOOD On Thursday. July 26th. 1888. at 5:45 m.
RICHARD ARMOND. aged three months and eft en-
days, son of John l. and Laura s. Wood.
Funeral from the residence of his unc'e r. R. Mar.
cey. No. 1923 Market street. Georgetown. ID. c.. on
Friday. at relations and friends Of the fami
are respectfully invited to attend.
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SCENES OF TERROR AT roRrsNotrru Y,

SCENES OF TERROR AT roRrsNourH VA
telegram TO the New York Herald from Nor
folk, Va, July IS, says: A thrilling scene took
place In the city OF Portsmouth last night.
Between four thousand and I'VE thousand men.
women and children attended the exhibition or
Nathan Co.'S circus After the performance had
commenced the wind began to blow quite heavily,
and struck the tent with great violence, tearing
the canvas from the center pole 20 the side cur
tain and causing many OF the poles 10 fail The
CROWD then became panic stricken and began 90
rush for the entrance In wild endeavor TO escape
Soon the cry or Fire Z" was heard above the
screams OF women and children and the shouts OF
men, and the panic-stricken crowd became per-
iectly delrlous with terror. The oil lamps In the
ring had set the canvas fire, and IL was burning
iuriousiy. out deluge OF rain commenced falling
ana IL extlngufshed the flames after the tent W "a
about half destroyed. Women and children were
knocked down and run over. fathers and mothers
were separated from their children and ran about
IN every direction. calling on all they met 60 aid
them In nnding their lost ones To add 20 the
dlncultes OF escaping all who emerged on the Side
OF the tent were suddenly precipitated into
ditch about I'VE feet deep, fully grown up with
briarS Here the ladies, children and men were
piled In fnextrcable confu sion, and the females
were almost denuded OF clothing. A great many
reople were badly hurt ana had limbs broken, but
no one was killed outright
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Equalfzing the Assessments.

THE ROW OVER THE C0TTRELL RESOLUTION SET
TIED T0-DAY-THE ORIGINAL ASSESSMENT IN THE
FIFTH DISTRICT RESTORED.
To-day the board OF equalization and appeals
took up the Cottrell resolution. under discussion
the past two days, reducing assessments In his
district about half million OF dollars. This
resolution, it will be remembered, was introduced
by Mr. Cottrellin consequence OF the board, volun-
tarily, and against Mr.. Cottrells judgment,
reducing the assessments made by him on
certain properties on K, near 17fh street
and other properties in that vicinity.
A long and warm discussion followed, Mr.. Cottrell
defending his action on the basis OF right and
justice, and the others combating him. Mr.
Carpenter said he had been studying over the
state OF affairs. and had come to the conclusion
that the best way to get r the difficulty was TO
adopt resolution which he then offered, the
effect of Which was to restore the assess
ments made by Mr. Cottrell to their
original figures on the property OF Gen.
HaZen, Judge j. B. Edmonds. Col. Bonaparte,
Mr.. Pollock, Hon. W. S. Cox and Mr.. Henry Hurtt,
on street. The resolution was. after brief dis
cusSiOn, adopted, when Mr. Cottrell, by consent Of
the board, withdrew the resolution making a half
million reduction on assessments in his district,
thus settling the whole matter. IL WAS ordered
that the new brick whe alwright shop. a.. {unfin-
fshed assessed ar 81 500 be added TO east IS feet
on Massachusetts avenue and AS on street east
or lot 4, sub OF square 4S Also, increase lot H.
reservation B, from $1.25 to $3.50 per square foot
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DUNCANsoN Bros. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, HOUSE No. $50 NORTH A STREET,
BET WIEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS

TRUSTEES, SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, HOUSE No. $50 NORTH STREET.
BET WEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Iiber
No ~, folio S72. Of the land records q the Dis
II lETIEIH DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1883. at SIX
O'CLOCK p NJ. in fron OF the premises, ali that GER
tain piece parcel of land and premises situate and
Icing in the City Of Warrington. DISTRICT Of Columbian
OF numbered twenty COO. in Wiamss sub division
of part Of square numbered seven hundred and
in Liber H. D. c. folio 200 Of the records Of the
surveyors office OF the said city and DISTRICT with the
buildings and improvements thereon together with the
rihts easements privileges and appurenances to the
Terms: One-th.rd cash balance IN equal instruments
at one and two Notes to bear interest at six per
cent annu and to be secured by deed Of trust
premises sola or all cash at option Of purchaser de-
purchasers COST Terms to be comp1 ed with in seven
days. the rustees the right to resell
the property at the risk aud cost Of the defaung
chaser after giving five days public notice Of such
sale In some newspaper published in Washington. d. C.
EDWARD A. ROLLINS. lr-,,.
WILLIAM +. CHANDLER A1usse0.
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Wall Street To-day.
STRONGER STOCK MARKET, WITH SLIGHT AD-
VANCE IN PRICES.

VANCE IN PRICES.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was stronger throughout
the forenoon than at any previous day for week,
there being scarcely any reaction After the first
fifteen minutes there was Slight decline of i to
q just after The opening, but this was soon recov-
vance, showing net gain at IL o'clock over last
nights prices OF Is to per cent, the latter in
Michigan Central, with fractional advances over
yesterdays closing for the majority OF stocks
There were no very special features the whole
market was affected nearly alike. Manitoba and
richmond andDanv1lle were exceptionally strong,
latter ~ to r. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati,
and Indianapolis was also strong, and advanced
"a TO ~ There Is no change to note In the condi-
ton OF the money market which continues rlethoric
with unemployed funds The railroad bond mar
ket continues very dull but frm and the few sales
That were made were generally at fractional adj
vances over previous quotations. State bonds con-
tinue very dull Government bonds were u higher
for the Is and lower for the 3S
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HHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON l. STREET
~ BEIWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SHEETS

~ BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH SIKEETS
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
~, BY virtue OF decree Of the supreme Court of
No ga: docket ~. the undersigned. Trustee, -
viii offer for sale at pubic auction. THURSDAY the
&c dss NJ in front Of the prsmises the follow
ground plat plan Of the city Of Washington in the
District OF Columbia. as and being al OF Lot num-
6ered ten 0l In square numbered four hundred and
nifty (2oOl haid lot fronts s. feet inch on streoi
north, and viii be sold in three parcels.
Terme Of sale: One third cash: balance six Nelo
and months notes TO bear interest and to he
secured by deed OF trust on the Misses all casb at
puschassrrs cost deposit q 500 reoniIed each
piled with in seven days from day Of sale the Trutee
reserves the right TO resell at tho risk and cost az the
defantng purchaser after ve days public notce al
such resale In some newspaper published In Washing
ton, DC; vsor ppG CHAR s WAL1ER, Trustee.
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RALiIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWFEN
THE FAST AND THE WEST.
VIA " SHINGTON
EOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER!

STEEL RAILS!
Schedu!e To take effect SU NDAY, MAY 18Th 1888
Leave "ashlilgt from station corner New Jersey
ave, and G. street
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
1hr ugh G. aches and Pa! &c Sleeping Cars to a.ove
point, M!;hont change. lois a. daily CHICAGO
fog ilttsblr[. Cleveland and Detroit at $3.50 a. M.
tno osO = n daily 40 is a sold train TO Pitts
For loledo and Detroit MonroeyilIe. lO.I5 n m
daily. with s e per for Detroit.
PsTor and S.eepi1g Cars attached p H. aAiiS' VIII
ana los on s ~ee1 Is d. & 80 7s SO
$40 $50 = 8, 10. $40. 1850 p. M. D '''0' A;'0'
1 i5s On AN $40 sic ~ 1ooS am
For IA oil g. ~ a. H., 1910 ana 4:4O on Sunday
crwav Stst,onpp he..ee, w..,,,,-.o,, ,,,, p.,..,
.. 6;4o . am. 1910 I'm, $50 4:4O. and IL 80
pm For stations on metropolitan & anch las
Gail stsunt0n. $50 am. daiiy excent Sum M
cav or Frederick $50 M. lois a. NJ. and AS
For s siet sunaaS DAILY e,cep, Sunday
- T. M. daily. ~
Train arrive from the West daily. s2o ss m.
From ,n New York and Philadelphia. e:s5. $50 a. m.
From hanaIo is SO a am ssesi 30 a s7 nra.
Prom S,aunton. 2:i5 Pm. daily except SUNDAY.
l,:e" a m. 215. 4:2e pm. and 800 pm tally
s1er , snnday: 1000 am. zoo pm. daily from
Trains lave Balemore for Washington a,2 44o GAO
- 30 80 s g Pa . and 1880 l2:ls: 255.
day: ,. 40 7:i5 20 9. s:io am. 30 a.aa
- 6.25, 80 ana 800 p IN. ~
csit "a ~ ~, asnston stop 1t Relay Station
Fcrlnr,her information apply at the Bamorc and
iei;Is n avenue corner Iith etrept VII r. or ,ars
VIII e iasen ior baEage to be checked and received a,
". NJ IL, MEMS. VI. of T., Baltimore
my a. n LORD. Gent Passenger Agent
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4 BIG SEWER CONTRACT AWAKDKD.
The Commissioners to-day awarded the con.
tract for constructing the northwestern Boundary
sewer to Mr.. F. r. Murphy at his bid-$7I 63a 90
NUI6ANCER
The Commissioners made an order to-day IA.
sructing the chief of police to see to the removal
OF the Nuisance maintained by Francis Carter on
13k street, In the form OF q night-soil depot.
LIQUOR I1cKksra
The application Tor q liquor license from Frank
Leonard was to-day approved, and that OF b r.
Cassidy was 0lsapproved.
POLICE TELEPHONE 0AIx sTATYoNa
The Commissioner to-day made terms with M.
0ameWell for furnishing twenty police telephone
furnished BY Mr. 0ameWon, and tho number re.
duced from 8 to 20 &C reduction Of price CORES.
pondlng.
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REDUCED Prices IN Day Goops.

kEDUcED Prices IN Day GooDs,
TEN PER CENT OFF ALL THE STOCK.
We make the above reduction to increase our cash
Sales Every article Misunderstanding reserved or
excepted-making it the cheapest stock in the city,
BLACK SILK GRENADINES, SATINS. GING-
HAMS. ALL FINE WOOLENS. HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS. LACES in every style, shape. and quality
from finest to cheapest. PARASOIS and sun UNI
BRELLAS, always reasonable in price, with discount
off, make them cry. very cheap.
An examination of the stock and prices will convince
you that We have not overstated the matter.
JOHN T. MITCHELL,
ie22 931 Pennsylvania avenue.
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FINED FOR KEEPING DIS0RDERLY HOUSk-Mary
j. Poehlman, OF street. between u and list
streets southwest was before the Police Court this
afternoon on the charge OF keeping q diSOrderly
Lewis and Kenner testified to raidng the house
last evening and finding four women there. They
also testified as to the general disorder OF the
place. An old man named Louis WilmOt testified
that the defendant has caused him great deal OF
trouble through his two young daughters, who
OF the defendant. The two daughters, Lulu and
Gerte, aged fourteen and sixteen, testified to being
present In the DEFENDANTS house when the whole
company were engaged in cursing and swearing
and drinking whisky. The younger OF the girls
also stated that while in this house q man
from bottle. fine OF $25 was imposed
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORpKR-To-day
John Stencil and Mary Stencil, by C. A. Elliot,
nled bin In equity against Sarah 0tter6ack, ex-
ecutrlx OF Philip Otterback, and VIM. Helmick,
for an Injunction The bill recites that In July,
1888, the compliments were sued by Mrs. Otter.
back before Justice Helmick, for the possession OF
house and fifteen acres OF ground In Uniontown,
and judgment was given against them July 14th:
they had to perfect their bond they were told ten
days, but on the oath. when they proposed to give
1t, they were informed that he doubted the cor
rectnesS OF his former ruling, but postponed his
decision till July 26th when he declined to accept
the suretes The plaintiff sets forth that they use
large crop OF vegetables (of ST. 900 or more value)
growing, and that II they are diSpOSSeSSed they
will suffer much loss. Judge James granted q
temporary restraining order returnable July 18th.
TBR NEW YORK sTocKMARKEr
TIE following are the 0Uening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
byspecial wire 70 II. H Dodge. $50 18th STREET
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The Philadelphia Pension Fraud.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 26-George Rankin,
Henry Frank and Silian Peabody alias Briggs, who
were arrested yesterday upon the charge OF fraud
ulently obtaining s1.7S5 upon claim for pension
In the name OF Mrs Priscilla Carpenter, which
fraud was exposed by the woman after the men
given further hearing In the United States court
today Mrs Mary V. Harding, OF this city, testified
that her fathers name was John E. Carpenter
and her mother, who died on June Sd, was named
Priscilla Carpenter Her mother made applica-
ton Tor pension II years ago, and Frank as
sumed charge OF the whole matter. He knew that
her mother was dead, but Frank had told the wit
ness That If pension officers called on her
she should say her mother was living. Mrs
Boone testified that she was acquainted with
Frank, and on Monday last he asked her to per-
senate another woman, but she declined to do So
Frank and Rankin were held In 5000 bail upon
charges OF forgery. perjury, and conspiracy, and
the woman was held ia the same amount as
witness 60 appear at the August term OF the us.
district court
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Lasess Foreiru new

LONDON, July 26-Lord Harrington secretary M
war, stated this afternoon In tue house OF com.
mons that there had been fourteen cases OF chol-
era among the British troops In Egypt eleven or
which prOyed fatal -
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THE STAR win be sent by mail, POSTPAID. 20 those
leaving the city during the summer for any length
OF time. and the address changed as often As de-
lively IN ADVANCE.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
jy12- d&ds
nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
AND LOT, HOUSE No. JAG A STREET NORTH,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND EAST, AT
AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in liber No.
III folio S78, of the land records for the Dis ZEE
triat Of Colnmbia we vii, sell on MONDAY the cd
PAST SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. in front of the premises.
all that certain piece Gel Of land and premises sit
nate and being in the City Of District Of
Columbia, and known and distinguished as and being
eastern twenty 20 by the depth thereof
lot number twenty two (22) of wi iams subdivision
OF part OF square numbered hundred aud twenty
seven GID as the said subdivision is orded in iber
e., folio 200. one OF the records Of the surveyors
ONCE OF said city and District with the buildings and
improvements thereon, together with the rights
menus prVlees and appearances to the belong.
ing or IN anywise thereto appertalning.
Terms: One-th I'd cash; balance in eQuBl inGtaments
at one and two year, notes to bear interest at six per
premises sold or all cash. at option OF purchaser
deposit of 1900 required at sale. Conveyanc &c.
ut purchasers cost, erms to be complied with in
days otherwise the Trustees reserve the right
resell the property at the risk Of the defaug
Purchae ter giving five days public notice of such
resae III pubisho in Washington, D. G..
EDWARD A: ROLLINS, Trusteaa
WILLIAM E. CHANDLER.S Af"s'ees'
Tvs tn ST uSdS
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my1O.h.Am
MELL1N's FOOD
M EII1S'S FOOD
FOB INFANTS AND NvALDs.
TIE ONLY PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOB MOTH
ERT MILK
ERg MIX.

The most nourishing diet for invafds and nurEin9
mothers. Commended by an phydcians Sold By N
Druggists. Keeps In al climates 76o. Send for tho
ramphlst T. METOALF 3 CO.. q Central wharf.
Boston. Man. jel1-mkth. 2et
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A BOND CALL for about $40, Oo0, 900 3k per cent:
will probably be issued this afternoon.

HARBoR 1MPRovEMENTs.-Capt James Mercur,
corps OF engineers, has submitted to the chief of
engineers the annual report OF the river and har-
Dor Improvements under his charge, which in
clude the Improvements OF the harborS OF Norfolk.
Va. Beaufort, N: c., and Georgetown 6. c.; OF
Currituck Sounds, CoanJock bay and North river
North and South Carolina. During the year
sol .468 was expended, and SAFE. 200 is the esti-
mated sum required for continuation of the work
during the next fiscal year. Owing to the crowded
condition OF the harbOr at Norfolk, a demand has
been made for a removal OF the naval anchorage
and the dredging of Berkeley fats, but the appro.
priation is insufficient for the purpose.
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About O'Clock this morning oficer Cunning.
ham found a live white infant, about two weeks
Old, on vacant lot on seth street between II and
streets northwest and sent t 60 ST AIMS lnfa MT
asylum.
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CWAYNE's PILLS,

= IMPORTANT TO THE sICKl
Symptome indicate disease, q continuance. days OF
suffering. perchance death! Symptoms are impure
pa1GG. oosnveness Irregular appetite headache. eour
g1ddness bad color to stools and urine. hot and cold
sensations, yellow akin.
'SWAYNE'S PILLS"
cure py gently removing al corrupt matter. regulating
DR. SWAYKE SON,
my1Oth.Am Philadelphia. Pa