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A Suit for &4.OOO.0O0

NEW YORK, July Gin the suit OF Peter Marie
and others against Commodore Garrison for the
recovery OF 81 100000 worth OF Missouri Pacific
railroad certificates, the redirect examination Of
MIR. Cowdrey was concluded without eliciting any
new facts. TIL book containing the names OF the
shareholders In the road with the number OF their
shares, about which there was wrangle yester-
day, was handed over to-day by the prosecution to
the defense.
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A Week. Busine.. Failures

NEW YORK, July 6.-The business failures
throughout the country during the past seven
days. as reported to r. u. Dun & Co., OF the mer-
camille agency, number 1873, which Is considerably
below the average OF the past ten weeks. There
have been few important failures any where, and
none in the city of New York to specially note.
The New England states had 10, western states SO,
middle 1S, southern "a, Pacific states and terri
tories IL, New York city z, and Canada 16
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Served Him Right.


OTsEGO, LAKE MICHIGAN, July 6-Alex. Perry,
80 years OF age, attempted to enter the house Of
Amos Bidwell, while the young wife OF the latter
was alone. He had visited the house earlier in the
day, but had left after making improper Overtures
to her. When Mrs. Bidwell observed him ap-
preaching a second time she warned him away.
He failed to regard her warning, and she shot him
dead with Winchester rifle.
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Supplies for Ereedman's Hospital.
BIDS OPENED TO-DAY.

Bids for furnishing supplies to the Freedman's
hospital. comprising meats, provisions and groce-
ries, were opened at the Interior department to-
day by committee consisting of DR.. C. B. Purvis,
surgeon in charge OF the hospital; william Grim
sted, medical examiner Pension Office, and
Amos Hadley, chief OF the stationery
division. There were forty.three bidders,
the Washington bidders being as follows:
r. Cohen, John T. Mitchell, R & A. B. Cropley,
Geo. Bogus. w. Il Hoover, Hume. Cleary & Co., n.
H. Shea, Frank Hume, johnson Bros. Geo. NJ
Oyster Co., j. C. Ergood & Co.. E. K G.
Richard, Stott Cromwell Co., C. II. Burgess,
Geo l. Sheriff, JAS E. Miller, Jos. NJ Wheatley, G..
+. Swift Co., Wheatley Bros, Barbour Hamil-
burgh Bro, Peter F. Bacon, G. M. Kengla &
Bro, J. W. Drew. VIM. Dix, Browning & Middle
Daily, G. T. varnell & Son. Scheller & stevens, G.
G. Cornwell, j. B. Bryan Bro. z. ID. Gilman.
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I,H0MA4s BOWLING. Ancnoneer:
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC RIVER LAEDI GS STEAMER
Il THOMPSON leaves sixth street Wharf MON
DAYS. a. M. gong far Bealrs Nomini
Curr1oman, Howard. Coburn and stones; returning
TUESDAY, making all river landings.
WEDNESDAY,. a. NJ. Lancaster, Bluff Point
Bealfs Nomini. Abelrs and Leonardtown returning
THURSDAY, making all river landings.
FRIDAY, q. M. Currioman Howard Coburn
Abelis, stones and Leonardtown; returning SATUIl-
DAY. making all river landings
Fare, each way. IS cents. ie29
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
OF HE FORSYTH DINING ROOMS, No. 1908
DSIRkET AND 408 TENTH STREET NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF deed of assignment given me- dated
June 9TH, 1888 Will sell, at public auction, MON
DAY, NTH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1888 comnl-n-
cling at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the premises 1908
tire contents contained therein consist ting in part Of
Dining iables. Mirrors NJ I: Tables. Plated Ware,
Sastors, Coffee anG Tea Urns Glassware, Chinaware,
Ran res, Household Furniture &C., &c
ne above will first be offered entirety. and is
suitable for party to enter into business at once. If
satisfactory bid is not obtained the Assignee reserves
the right to withdraw as whole, and will then be sold
III detail.
jy5-3t B. T. HANLEY. Assignee,
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Racing in ENGLAND.

KEENE'S P0TOSI THIRD AT NEWMARKET TO-DAY.
LONDON, July Cat the Newmarket July meet
ing to-day the race for the three ear-Old plate
was won by Gen. Owen Williams CohorC. with
Baron de RothSchlld's Skye second and j. r. Keene's
POtosi third. There were nine starters Cohort
won by length Potosi was a bad third. The
last betting was to against COhort; 3 to
against Skye, and 10 to against POtOSl
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VTRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICH
Il ~DWELI ING. No. 712 SEVENTH STREET


BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated October %. HA
1882 duly recorded in Liber No. O22, folio ia ld
ct seq one of the land records for the District OF @
Coiulnha, and at the request of the party secured
premises: on THURSDAY. THE Nj .ETEENTH DAY
OF JULY, A. ID. 1888, at $50 O'CLOCK P. NJ, the
following described real estate situated in the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia, to wit: Parts
Of Of, lots numbered fourteen uD and fifteen
tiol, In square numbered four hundred
and eight li6s and described as follows; Begin,
feet six 90 inches from the northwest corner of sad
LOT, numbered hfteel O5) IN said square 46s, on It'll
line Of It'll street. twenty-five (22) feet Co inches;
thence east one hundred and twenty two 22) feet
public alley; thence north the line Of said alley
twenty-five (22 feet six (6) inches thence hundred
and twenty two CPD feet to the place of beginning.
together with the improvements, &c.
OF sale One-trd cash balance in three equal
instruments, payable in one ID two ca and three (3T
after date with interest at rate Of six cent
annun Interest ayable semi annually and secured by
deed OF trust upon the property sOid all cash at
chasers option. 500 deposit at time Of sale, and all
c0nveyancng and recording at the cost of the pur-
chaser. Terms to be compiled with within days
from day of sale. otherwise the Trustees the
right to resell the property the and risk of the
defGung purchaser after seven days advertisements.
GE0kdE f. EMM0Ss. Trustees.
j. L. GOODWILL. AuctiOneer. jy6-eo
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RALTI1ORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST


The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
DOUBLE EIS X s5 51SsS4 COUPLER,
SfeheiqIe to take eaee. sUSbhY. MAY 18TH 1883.
Lave washington from station. of New Jersey
avenue and q street 0'
daily at so me lo1s osvs 1919 ind 81 Louis d
Though g aches and Pasce Sleeping Cars to Above
pint, si;hcnt change l0:l5 III. daily to Chicago.
for litsbarS, Cleveland and Detro. at $50 a. m.
burg with leeIne Cars attached ''" A"'" " '''s
daily . aa esss9if for VI be MOn.0sSs 1918
Trains Tor Philadeiphia and New York 10 m
ror and eePias Carr attached H hed ~ p H. daily with
For hait1,n9se on week days s. 60 $40 7:45 $40,
30 $50 : 3. 10. $40. ii 80 PM nS $780, 4;'o'
On 4 sSn $50 ss sd - 3 Nos am
for ma oi: O. 40 g. H.. l2l and 40; Sunday.
TOrway stations between Washington and Baltimore,
1.n sr ts. ,; d2 P.n $50 40 and II 80
DALI DALI e1 X. Z, sunday 30 As 545 IN
dav or FfSderck $40 m. lo jay eaee sna sna
For PIn.; g.s e1 10: SUNDAY s,,,v
TraiD; from the wes. daily. s:2o 1885 M,
From New York and n II Philadelphia. 2s5. $50 am
r,e aaiy $40 m s:s daily except 'snd,y
From srS hss ssIs ga suns s;
1000 n 2ls. a., a:2e m. and 500 pm: Tally
Trains leave Baltim for Washington az $40, $40
s..es 70 20 snS i 50 m s e. sun
s. 40 sS and nils 500 90 % n 'io .-n $780, 44o
i;rans from Washington stop at Relay Station ex.
iarIerP Information .pply a. the Baltimore and
Ohio Tcke. WashinFten station sis and 1851
viii te taken for baggage to be checked and received :;
NM L Nj IsHs 5:1 s- ss.e:ss.. ...,,
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I'd Edition.
--latest qdegranS to The Star.
THE INVADING CREE INDIANS
REPORTED DEFEAT OF U. s. TROOPS.

Reported Defeat OF Lieut.. Col. Ilges.
SAID TO HAVE BEEN REPULsBD By CREE INDIANA
HELENA, MONT, July 6-News has been received
mere from the north that the troops under the
command OF Lieut. Col 1lges, OF Fort Assinabone,
Ont, on the scout to drive back the British CreeS
met the enemy this side OF the line on Tuesday.
They were defeated by the Indians, who greatly
engagement have been learned, but 1t is reported
that courier was sent In all haste to Fort ASSN
abO1ne for reinfOrcemenIS. The report that Lieut.
Col Iges was repulsed is doubted here as he is an
officer, who, even with a small command, would
make determined stand,
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

IL CNCANSON BhOS., AuctiOueers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TWO STORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, ON FIFTH
STKEET BETWEEN I And NJ sTREE s
NORTHWEST. BEING HOUSES Nos. .l1O7, IlO9
AND iii FIF I'll STREET
By virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in libers
No 92l folio 459, ct Of the land records for
the District of Columbia, and at the request Of A
Earty secured will sell FRIDAY the THIR-
TENTH II ia! DAY JULY D. 1882 at SIX O'clock
OF ground and premises. situated: lying aud lenx in
the CITY OF Washington in the District of Columbia.
and known and distinguished the north half Of lot
ten lO) in square five hundred and fourteen (5i A. To-
gether with all the improvements, WAYS. easements
right privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging
or In any manner appertaining. The improvements
consist OF three twostory and basement brick dwell
ings each fronting 16 S-l2 feet. less and will
be sold separately.
Terms: One third cash; balance in equal instalments
at and two years. notes to bear per interest
PAYABLE semi annually and TO be secured by deed of
trust on premises Sold all cash. option Of purcha
sr deposit OF 300 required each piece sold ut time
OF safe ConVeyancing &c at purchasers cost. erms
70 be complied with seven days. otherwise the Trus-
tees the right to resell the risk ana cost of the
defaultng purchaser after five days public of
ton, DC. JOHN WALTER, JR ! Co..,
jy2-d&ds MATTHEW kUPPERTj Aloslees'
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Collision of Freight Trains.


PORT HOPE, ONT, July 1.-TWO freight trains
collded on the Grand Trunk railroad a short dis
lance east Of Port Hope station to-day. Both
locomotives and IL cars were completely de-
strOyed All the train hands escaped injury ex-
cept Brakeman Porter, who is probably fatally
injured. The loss Is said to be about 100000
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The Ballot at concord TODAY.

CONCORD, N. H., July 6-The ballot for United
States Senator at noon to-day resulted follows:
Whole number, 246: necessary to q choice, 124.
Il. Bell. 8; Gilman Marston, IL; Aaron F. Stevens,
IA; James w. Patterson, %; James F. Gr1ggs, 80;
EDWARD II. HOlltnS, "a, and Harry Bingham, 60
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OMAHA, NKB; July 6-Twelve soldiers who were
confined In the guard-hOuSe at Fort Omaha, en-
route to the Fort LeavenwOrth military prison,
tore up the floor and tunnelled out last night
Their sentences ranged from to IS years
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TeIegrapfaic RriefS.
The Markets.

Hon. JIM. Carey, member of the Pennsylvania
legislature is alarmingly Ill at his brothers cOun-
try residence at City Island, NY.
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Struck by Lightning.

ATLANTIC, Iowa, July 6-The bonded warehouse
OF the Atlantic Alcohol Co. was struck by light
ming yesterday afternoon and burned. Seven
hundred barrels OF alcohol stored In the building
were consumed. The loss is $22 GOO; insurance,
S6,OCO
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STOCK OF CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS MEMS
UNDERWEAR. TRUNKS AND vALISES.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, GENERAL AS
SSo aTlaS rl MUSICAL s. ~ ro INsTRUMEEGMTs:
QUANTITY OF OTHER GOODS GENT FUR:
N1SHINGS, &C.. BEING THE ENTIltE STOCK
Co TA1NtD IN PREMISES No. 923 STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY NORM Nc JULY NINTH, common
cling at TEN A. M. Sale without reserve as the owner
is about leaving the city.
Jy5-3t CHAS. WEEKS, Salesman.
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TIE DEADLY Tor PDTor--Julius Dippo, whiIe
amusing himself with . toy pistol at Erie Pa,
yesterday, concluded 10 load the weapon with 8
peoblas On 01ncharging e the stone struck Ma
ssui and Is now les - th se pon g ne
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THE PrErrER1E
PATENT FIRE ESCAPE
Is THE MOST WONDERFUL LIFE SAVING IN
VENTION OF THE AGE

Is THE MOST WONDERFUL LIFE SAVING IN.
VENTION OF THE AGE.
ing may Ready for immeiar. use Can PASS twenty
to thirty persons in safety to the ground in one
matter how excited. or timid. or how great their
hunters may be- Let them jump. fall or be thrown
injury. s-. ~" "--.0"'
WILL SELL FIVE OR SIX STATE RIGHTS.
No machinery required. Send for circular to
VIC. GRAY. Piqua, Ohio.
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the United States
Je9-m. W.T. I'm
TNorT TIE HG, g SO, DE Gogar OF THE DISTRICT
FOR SAID DIsi RIOT. AN Aeoiih 'ooNi
Doc 23. N0'''
The object of the suit by the above-named complan
t. george Ga 5
tSa e s the 5 dy a nhe
1sSs saa George washing died II the District Of
was "a time s
s e,a deceased being indebted 10 complainant and
property worth 800 aud two of estate
described in the bin Of COMPLAINT that on the Sd u eae
Der. A. D. 1878. said Washington executed deed Of
VIC ear Ee' re- 81 Is
treasurer OF 18th Building Association of Georgetown
and on the 9th day OF December 1882 said Washington
executed another deed OF trust upon the same
aforesad that upon the personal estate
OF said Washington eased, ansed unto Charles
H. kengla and that said personal estate sufficient
10 discharge all debts due and owing by said deceased
and that the deficiency ought to be supplied by sale OF
said real estate.
IT is thereupon by the Court this 25th day of June.
BY causing copy Of this order e Be inserted The
Nyehhng star newsPaper published in tn, city of
paper published in Camden county State of North
Carolina oEce week in each of six successive weeks
1cs to the said Unknown Heirs of said George s:
the bill Of complaint and the said Unknown Heirs
o. said George s. Washington. deceased to appear
said first day Of September next to answer the prem
1ses and show cause. If any they have. why decree
proceeded with as in case Of default.
BY order of Court.
CHARLES P. JAMES. Justice.
true copy-Test:
X. j. MEIGS. Clerk.
te29 -1ax6w BY NJ. 4. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMKTKR-Thef following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
On1cer to-day: am. no; II am, 87.2: 3 pm. 0Gn
Maximum, A2; minimum, 72L
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr.
Thefollowing are the Opening and closing prices
tIthe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
tyspecial wire to H H Dodge, $50 18th STREET
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Name.
Manu-.
q 1 c..

hero OF last years Apache campaign, said at SAN
Francisco respecting the Apache difnculty. that
the only thing TO do was 70 hollow Crooks vieWA
&c an attempt was made 70 Couilne the Indians
they would stampede and scocs the country
oQofn.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.

VINHOMAS DOWLING. Aucuoneer.
STREET SWEEPING MACHINES. INCLUDING
THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO USE FOR DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIAN, EET-spRINK-
LERs. THIRTY -FOUR HORSES, AND MULES.
PIE RNALIA. COMPRISING CARTS, HARNESS.
BRoOMs. BLACKSMITH SHOP. &C.. &C., AT
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING, JULY NINTH, 1885, at
Ten O'CLOCK, on the premises, Corner 1871 and
streets northwest shall sell the above enumerated
nces comprising the entire outfit used under the late
contract for sweeping the streets of Washington
Terms cash.
jy2. dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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FINANCIAL.


he statement that there Is Life Insurance Associa-
ton which has been in ext ience only two and half
four million VIII be ie ieved-certasly not b
Gates issued in May by the Mutual Reserve Fund life
Hop. rst thirteen days Of this month over two
million Such record il beyond every hing heard
Every UNI ,eed man who has examined our p;an
admits ! il s Once End best he has ever
jeso -'' ' ' l. y kSfGHr. 1909 H street.
RUY AND SILL U. $. GOVT AND D. o. PONDS;
stsSi. " Ash T. dASLi'Hr aud ALL 0thes City
Ieposits received subject to cheek
We pay SPECIAL attention obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding our various CITY
securities and prepared tunes to answer inaui
ries Tegariiig same.
HARRY C. TOWERS CO..
BhAkEiia. BROKERS AND INSURANCE,
my3l 1110F STREET NORTHWEST
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
Fl. Fl. DODGE,
Bonds. stocfs and Investment Securities Bought and
solo on commission,
No. t3s 18th STREET. tCORCORAN BUILDING)
Lxenc, for Prince and Whitley stock Broker.
& BROADWAY. NEW YoRK.
recr-1ties hore,,. ana -oaa IN commits
s.on IN S'n frrTc.sco. Ba timore Philadelphia New
York, Boston End Washington. Orders executed
New YORK Sock Exchange at of per cent
commission. Private and direct telegraph to
Richmond. baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orders executed the
Stock Exchanges In those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and in
1orm3tion rrsrng the Markets received through our
wires IN Tally ulrect from the York Stock
EXCHANGE. nj
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.lsOklSOW.
EOLEY, Auctioneer.

kfOLEl, Aucuoneer
will cell the entire rstclsss stock of Dry Goods.
S sre. and nancy Goods at Public AUCTION No 7s6
DAY aohNfSe JULY sE1EN1 H The SH stock sa viii
from business Toe stock consists ss follows.
Linen sn ss adp ssr. oyss
IA s sg.n Ss Battles Les
merous to mention The ssotk is large and Sc eeted
store - saa atR m 1 WIN DO well g
a'sss sss s all must go to the hh1s 1aSer iuconee
rI'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
REGULAR Ar SALE r OF HousEH2 pta FTRNITuRE.
fh hkt SUITE 81 SEh6 eE En-
,ss % :; Fss Cfo SATURDAY JULY SEVENTH
in tsn se Of my auction
j5a H Sp arss Ds q Tssthe Huc
T,HOMAs E. wAeGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
nEnGy snREq
s1a sas in At 'front.' Tav E
thu ra%s s house square s by
Terms 1Ha9sd DAY OF sale Huo,,,s .o -
NSihaK Row1 1NShoysS
AND SO TMsNTXo FIFTH h sfGEEf S SeSi "a
'h1 fr s1v q tbs premises 1sss
n hf Sa s L. IN Il
street By depth Of q feet 80 feot i'm
and two The on
md w in six es spd If sss
on ias g BE- It h
ye days the property will be resod at risk and cost OF
jy2 1t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
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Gen. Crook at the White House.


A CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT.
The President came to the White House from
the Soldiers Home about O'Clock this afternoon.
There was no regular Cabinet meeting to-day, but
about half-past O'Clock Secretary Lincoln and
Gen. Crook called at the White House and were
cloSeted with the Presid ent until after O'clock
The Indian situation was very thoroughly discus
sed. They were afterwards driven to the War
department, where they held another conference
Col. D. B. PARKER. the chief OF the specia
agents, Post ONCE department, has returned to
this city His hands. which were badly lacerated
by dog. are healing rapidly.
The suite OF rooms occupied by the Postmaster
General are being put in their ummer dress, the
carpets taken up and replaced by mating
YOUTHFUL LOVERS CowHDED-Last evening,
about O'Clock, the neighbOrhOOd OF Virginia ave-
nue. and LIST street was the scene OF q painful in
terview. 1t appears that q Mrs Webster learning
that her son, about 10 years old. was keeping COM
Jected to 1t and warned the young people not to
meet Last evening she met them together at
the time and place above mentioned, and drawing
Gated them on the back OF the young lady. The
parties c0Whided are known as "Wulie" Webster
and "0usate" Buehler, residing on street. be.
capped after few blows from his irate mother,
but the young lady Is said to have been seriously
hurt
CONTEMPLATING THE SILVER DoILAR.-Dudley
r. Hooper, Alexander Land, and J. W. Atkinson
were arrested at Chattanooga, Tenn, Wednesday
for dealing In counterfeit silver coin. Two hun
dred and seventeen counterfeit standard silver
dollars were captured
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS there was dled IN
the recorder OF deeds once an assignment OF
George A. 0Hare Of tho stock OF groceries, liquors,
&c At I218 7th atro0t n0rfhwe8t 70 Rnnhaal a
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Col. D. B. PARKER, the chief OF the specia
agents, Post ONCE department, has returned to
this city. His hands. which were badly lacerated
by dog, are healing rapidly.
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THE suite OF rooms occupied by the Postmaster
carpets taken up and replaced by mating.
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'S

MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted 10 effect rapid cure in ta noe, ..va-.
cssss q private diseases They do not fatigue the
and viii be found safe and effective remsdy "o'
A21-tukf1y SOLD By ALL DRUGGIETS
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STEAMER AREOwsMITH
Leaves 7th street wharf att M for
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS,
Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio r. r. at ..shep.
herds" Also at Alexandria with 80 Ferry Boat
for aGu.romsn Somini Clements Bay. whsrSss
nroays Tor Currioman Leonardtown and intermediate
80, -. Z Z 3 rA h1Sfl2. Matt hss::
3e22 18th st. wharf, Washington. ID. G.
I owEsT FARE!M 80 CENTS EACH WAY.
POINT LOOKOUT. FopRTEEss MONROE AND
NORFOLK.
ONLY BOAT STOPPING AT POINT LOOKOUT
Close connection with trains for
OCEAN VIEW.
PALACE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
sssf. and St a1 n at so
sn a6ApY fSa9a ab asP sS
connection with steamer for Boston, New York and
apa cams Sig Office IA
f bal I tERgHA HSiTEb sFxTEs MALI
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND EXCELSIOR.
POINT AND POINT Loo nKSHnTs'' fANhi
TO Norfolk % .........s1.oo Piney Point and
~ Low ROUND i i frip...:s go 60
First-class accommodation cannot be furnished for
less ~
Steamer leaves 7thstreet wharf daily except Sunday
at $50 y. M. Saturdays at 6.
Saturday Night xcrlrsions a special feature Return
monday morning.
Round trip tickets good either Leary or Excelsior
Exclusive connection with the Boston and Providence
steamers.
Freight received daily until p. m.
VIM. r. WEIGH. Agent jel2
MT. VERNON! MT. VERMONT!
STEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
leaves 9TH street wharf daily (except SundayRor Mt
vernon AZ ~ O'Clock a. NJ returning reaches Washing
$50 L. L. BLAKE. Captain.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer SUE. Capt w. c. Geo9heean leaves
stephensons wharf, foot of It'll street every SUNDAY
ats O'Clock p M. for Baltimore and River LANDINGS
Returning leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'Clock
Al accommodations strictly frst-claas.
RIVER freight must be prepaid and will be received
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents,
mi6-6m 9TH street wharf and 18th st. and Pa ave.
TTNHE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING,
y ton On Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays at
O'clock a. M, for Potomac River Landings. Lands at
Grlnders wharf Sundays and Tuesdays down. Wednes-
Gays up Brenfs wharf and Chapel Point Thursdays
down, and Mondays and Wednesdays up Mattox
creek (destlnat1on) Sundays Tuesdays Thursdays
Packages received and information gwen at offices of
u L. SHERIFF., 328 and lila Pennsylvania avenue
g. I. JONES. Agent It'll street wharf mill