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_ STEAMERS. A-o. ____
XORK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM.
T>?e fir*t-r'aa??. fn]i ( -.vered. ClyiF-bui.t Dutcl.
t*U amsb.p* ?.f till-? Lin*.
AMs i'EKLAM. K< TERDAM S- HI EDAM.
EDAM. 2A ND\M. p. , \j \M>.
W. A. SI HoEl ' V M v CmiTvji:ir
th- I * . M , - ' .-,a. 1- avp ooniTitf,
fi : * f v >. -: > '< > ' ay. N. !.,
.r*. idarly e\ery ? EDNE-DAY lor i. r:e. sa.u and Au?al^njitriy.
I ir.-* cab.a. ?; ?. second cabin. ?"0. s*.-? raav-.
JL t AZAFX, neral A-rent. '27 So *t!. V. : :?iu
In* ^ r?rta tor i ?--??> iprty to W. G. ' '/EiioTT
At !925 P?Dim^Tiui;a iveoor, Vjhj,'./' -n.
rilHK STFAMER "MATTASO^ LEAVE9 7TH
.1 atn <* wharf everv >' NDAY", TT . .si AY AND
Tm'BSI'AT, :ir ?ev?-n m.. f ' I' " nver
%: ilia**, ii.- at '.Midi*. -i in S~n?!m ?n? ' ! = lay and
Tiairsd.i v a, Matt \ < k <-a V -.a'" 'bar- dav,
Chs;*'! }' (n: ..i.-i f'-r>n 'sAV'isri - . > *' ' -v-;,"
* ml We.!n?? :jy- "nr." t >1 Malta * n .i i C'r ->k on
hi; iltTi "*i wa" ai. . M-tlciays "IIJ' relt.rnai- t>
V. L^hiti/Mn every Monday, Wednesday aaJ iii L>
ai:t?rn<?>n*.
i\r miation apply >
G. T. -TONES. Aspm'.
n;yJ8 7th street vtiarf.
i ioTOMAC HAlSraSMlOK J.1M,.
<Ti rr.d aft?-r M \TU"H '.it!: the STEA MFR SUE, <".p|:,
. V.. C. GE< .(.HF'- AN. v i ! leave >Tr ? ill- NS? '.V>
VRAW, Mi ith'lm t. EVERY SCXDAV, M foar
I'i-jh'khii!., t r B-:t.. r - nd River Lanain-rs.
/ .IKiver Fr-ixtt must > Prepaid.
ktiummK, arr vein v.> a ..-ton . ry s-i'nrlsrnJri:
81 KfHENSON & BUd,, Aoevt*,
r Ttl. elite: A\liar. and Co.. 12th and l'x ave.
Hanc1, -
FOR POTOMAC RIVER L NDTN'43.
Oi rri'l Eft*.' NOA I M]>KR r.<l. 1 ssI, fT-r. c'itl;KnW?<)inH
rii! .<>? l.mt of 7tll ?tr??
a: 7 a.!.,. Mi'.Nl>AV, < for A'jrr :
k. THI ?;>r?AY aud SAl'I'i:!''.Y f ?r a.i rlv-r
lit ! :.ir-j. < >ii M'>nJ?av a.? ;'..r - > ui:i:i 1 -.-ry. Ozi
'1 HI KS1?A1. N iiiiiii. ' n-ti. I <-<n.ar.It<-?vi. at
Ri. <'l?-ii> it's j > i) r. ( !T.tu"- :-.i.l H
on tsA'it'Kl>AY. l i.rr ,.i . ai.'I .U:;rajOiiN
Li. WiN>l).
W.H A
^TOUIOLK AND NEW VOKK SxilAMEUs.
TTI s rr.AMEIi EAPY -F THE I.A!\ ^
* h?-r f.? t . ? f.rli Htnx't. r-..-r. VOND \T.
"NVH'.N F.f?DAYai;il FRIDAY, ht "
1: w at I'iii* v I 1 - k->u? h < c,
CONNECT!N't *1 V i i -1 K U I H THE Bt-^fON
AM) FROVII"; NCK SIEAM!":..V
Tirs-tfare t > l V.t-iir >c <n i N rt.>Ik.. .S'2..V?
R<M.<i tni larv ti Iciliwn SoniwajvlXorfoIk-.. 4.'^'
N" f.-in-t F rti -nr<?? tu i N rf -i't. !.-<
l.r-t-L-'awi * re t" raey P sn: nd Point 1.1 : .;it. l.">
Et !, .r ! ?.;> j.. F.: 1 ' ?;:?{ ::: 1 I'. E-- k jt. 2...''
fart-1- I'm-. F- lutai: i F i.-->ko!it. 7."
1 ?t^n.r. -rt !'? CFSDAY^, iTiUi?I>DAYS
few NA'I l'."I? >. at fiw I>V . k i .Til.
TH K NEW Y< ?i; K STKA.MKUS
JOHN GIBsoN ai ! E. < . KNiGHT v.. ' ?-n;ne thft:
- !"ivr 41. I .<?: Eiv??, N >v y. ?-k. evt*iy
hATniDAY. Ht four k a.. 1 G?vuet'.w
f ' ry Fi:iI>AY. at 7 u*ci i k -..:a. F?>r j aiticulars aj>i>b
t' a?>-ut. ! \\ at- r . 'ir <-t. ( ?- r>ret<>-Mi.
't .ckfts ari l xtater'x-nsn own be recnrod 'it goci'li
fS c, 'Ft l"'th -tit Na*".<-nal tr> :-.--ii:aa li-.s ..k
Jsti F. .V t?. ricket nfliir. lir 1 Poxiii-ylvaiiia arcVut-.
sr. Mart Hote!, aiiii a: Foa*.
CiJ ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
^EEAN EINE. !
Patronized t y H?r Royal Hitrbnos^ Pr!nw?s Eoni?
VFEBFC TO LITER POOF EVERY SATURDAY.
?1.. rte.<t Ocean Voj atre?Only Five Days from Land
to Eand.
BAETIMORF to LIVEHl'iIOL ria HALIFAX. N-S.
aiid St. JOHNS. N.F.. every' nlterr.ate TUESDAY.
F*tra w> rklv shi: ~ fr-cu '-LASGoW, FIVFRI'iXJL.
QFEI:NS10\VN, LONDoNDEUY a:id GAT.WAY.
T i.t- tfaii'frs arenni?Hr]'a!?st! 1 for safety and si>ee l.
?E i are iirtt-<l uj? -with all iuiproveiiient- conducive to
F. c<^:t?Tt "f } a-'-enrf-.-r*.
J'al iii. fr"i?i yu'N-i . *70 and from Rdtiaiore.
JT . In:..riLie luttc. I4 ; Sts-^rajte,
Arit-> ti. W . AH i>S, 2"J"t 1 eniirv.vai ia ave-: JAS
J;: LL. >V. 711 7t"; St.; I>. \. BR* >>NAN, 012 J;b
JNO. M. WILLIAMS, G.or^ctt-wu. DC., or
LF.VE & ALDEN. Genera! A?ent?,
y. tv Y'tI '-'07 Brradwav. Boston. Aia^s. ; l"t State =t.
Tiii!a?ieli>hia, Pa.: >.E. Cortit f B.cad and Cbestnu'
rtn- JeH-tb, s*Vt. 1 y
1|A MB 1"K7; I.INE.
WEE KEY LINE~OF STEAMERS
LIAVI.Su NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON".
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY.
1111 af.-agc aj-i-iy to
C. B. RICHARD & CO..
Centra- P.i-?enz>*~
61 Broadway. New i'jrk.
fitrPFrrV G. ?MITn.
F .">1 an-". *".13 l emi-ylvania avenuj.
Fendfor ' T--?r;~t tia/i-tte." ar>l
OUTii gmiSLOTELOYD?
X* Stkimship Lixf Betwect Nf.'v Yokk. Havre.
Lomhis, s.?i thampton ani> Bekmks.
Tl?e (?te:iriit-r-? of tbis f.Miipany wi!l sail EVERY SATT
:i>AY l"0!n Brenit-ii pit-r. ft? -t oi ;ld .-tret-r, Hobokou.
P; fet* of From New York t > Havre. London,
>- :thaBii?ton and Breraen. fjr?t cabin. ilO). second
oteeratf*. ?:b?; prepaid ?tt?rato* e^rtiiicate*.
J-'t. F-"?r frfi-'L; or l a-'iair'- piy to OEERIt'Hsi
< . B- twltnir tireen. N\ w \ork. W'. G. METZEUOTT
*- f2-? Pennsyi\ani? avenue u^rtliwus^ Ag-eat* for
W iu?hiniitoji. jaFi
IWAKD LINE.
c NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
TBI CUN \RT> STEAMSHIP COMPANY LTM1TED
BETWi EN NE'O YORK \Ni> LIVEliPOOLC*
LLlNi? AT CORK H ' RL d{.
FROM 1'IEU 40. N. R. NEW YORK
F-rvia AY?d..2?; July. Ga'.Iia V..d.,25 Anf'tyt'!1*
w-.l.. 2 Ainr. ! Servia Wt|.ao Ui-. |
J tbnia .V -.u. 1) An r. -m^:a... Wf|., fi Sei>t.
l.rtL-.i V.. !..] A;:-. liot'inia. V.. F5 S.-*. |
ANDE\Eia \\ EuNESDAi t RDM NEW YuRK'. |
li.vTF. OF I'ASSAGE:
5 i;im ,r ; a~se n>f. r ac?*oain:^datlon*.
^tf ratr it\-ry:o. rate-. Ste^-race iickets from Livft
i y>i?x -ti>v?:: aiitl a., otber i'arti of Euroi e at
k->*t-t rart-51.
_ Tkronxii UDb of laden gli? for Belfast. Glasy.-v.v.
I vr \ f-v. - ! tLi -r i rt< . n tht C-.-ntiaent uid
t r > rrai-'-.r l < rt-.
i' : ti ..a ' , :--a_-eai -. !v at the Company's r.ffice.
N- . 4 1 Gr- or - t.i -: -era_e and'caMn to
^.1- l;li'!J.o\\ i CO.. < 05 itli stre> i, Waabuif-'ton,
S Ei.NoN H. BROWN CO., New York;
1 to M'.iixs. OTIS BIG 11 LOW & co.J
lAtli C0-> 7tb street, WxBbia^fton.
MKIHCAL. <Vr.
|>; s. P:.i?"1 HE\ND (?RAY G1\E No FREE
' 'I'- - .d y1 -.i t ~ a; si'tf f a- wdruir
' J ' t diviiie i r ?r the doctor.
- ; " . * 1 r ;i cm" of i.i ;; .rrb : b:lis
< ' - ..t !> !>R??FH, lis and GliAY.
. B-it-'-. - t!iv.(--L wboviii fumi.-h you i:it-<Ecineai
d ir;:araiit?-v a cure or no pay. Thirty-five > ears
ee. aul-liu*
4 1 ! ' d .-N CAN HAVE SGIEHTinC TBEAT
? itauda spec < *ure <.i i V. neitJ DIwubl by
' - L: >7 Peiin-;. l\a:.i-i avenue. Pre* '
! !r?*e i,f a:-v a r-e whatever.
?':. h^uia?111.? F2. 4 to 5 amd 7 to 8. JylS-lm
\Y H' ' Iv ! H ' ?L1?EsT ! S i ABLISHEU -d'ECiAE~ i
* ' '"-ty : siii urn' o; Sj_. rma:-.rrh *-a, j
' ' ' >. li; . -ry imi--:.:;.-, ilo-s of sexmt t
1 r.) -. Nt-r\ . . ' S? is. nr. I'ebi'.tv, from <"?;7 i
al - , ' V.'I.,*. Da. i;:;u J flEcs. vver |
i -.tars 1 .-J, at mo u tu-^ct sontbwest. I
)i liu'
"% : VDXME dp. FO! ! ST HAS REMEDY FOR LA<5
" ,A?.!v...... a:;.:-qa; klycured. Cani>j
* i at' 4 >. w York a\e;ue north went, ot
: 1 i* Ji . 1 t<.i L' o'clock j'.m.. witb ladies only.
i VG MEN.
' 1 t>- rcreivc jprorxir treatment in
' -nro . Ki;,-h a? Hea.*t Di*ia?e. Kid- i
1 ' c -' >' - Debility, Imj-oteucy or Preli.atur.'
lt-w., h?in*i;al Weakness, D)'!t)?| -ia, NervoOi
* i. ; ; .; t\. ?wuii>.< for our ?4u?etioua l^r
?t.: exan. . a. ;i sn I > r new t>ook
' LAM of Like and IIkai/TH.**
' ' .ats - . re.ary, M- __ .'i.*al Institute.
' 147 East i.'th ,-inct. New York.
Tj Vf VL- ' N' " 5'OWDFF--CERTAINCUFiH
s* ' E'-a: : i- - -,(.ra\e: anluliFruairy Dhteaiea.
. : Seiiana; \^eaknr?!?, Dni>r>tency. Giee: 1
rx " *iSvj.hiiis a;; I aii Blood ai;rl rtkia Linear* !
* <a;ed. ?,. r- ;.ea cured in hours. V?r !
Ml. B. EN rwiSLE, Dri,?f>fiat, ctr?-*T l2tb 1
Pi aa.-i i\uiiia avenue. Ptice $3 lU)l, ?k:at
I v luai. under t*ui on receipt of price.
W>|> WY?D IF J>1L BROTHERS^FAILS TQ
?. *>' I cure ; y k? of s-j! i r?iul vr Tainful M"u|
' ".'it for "l'.isStM). and aU Inter
r * rr -r.; tli?. l!eu^tru?i Ferioil?;.ij
* ?. r> i > ii '-Kv, r"jC> li alN-4in*
5 ? t;o: oedf.sr estari.Yshed and
' : ^ -d-i i .-.ii. -' Pny.-ician in the city, ?*au bo
< r j ir lVun*>y!vaniaarenas. Al!Female
' --.- a^r.ties ijaickly removed. Proin;>t
' " *' Ct-i.' -f udance and consnitat>onH strictly
' ' >e, araU? roams for laidiea. oUice hours
- | : Jyi-lm
A IOS1TIVE CURE
AVabout Me-l'cir.^*.
ALLAN'S SOLUBLE DEDICATED BOUCHER
Patented October If., 1876. One box
' " ' * ;-r>' ; T.y < a.-.m f >>ir days or leas.
wa C .re tb? in >-tobataLate caae. no matter of
tC A il'IU'
" - cor-dtta or otl of sandilw
.. tr.af are c . , ;,r -.bav uys; e4'-ia by destroyi:
>s an.-- t t stoioacii.
I :ice$l. " S'i.i by all dru^'?rlst?, or maT.ed or>
? : 11 ; ii.v. tor lurther i-articnlars send 1<>- <rar
P. O. Bos 1.533.
T. r. ALLAN CO.. Kt John street, Ntvr York.
*?J-tn, tb,
1'AI: lTTNG I'lSCOVFJtY'
> I -r Manhood RF.^torf.O.
\ 'i- '.of >. .ithiul uut"vden'-e rHiis;nx Premntnr<? 1"
. Nt r\ - !V' ia:>. I.'*i Manlx- I, etc.,
t:- -d --. \ Icn twn reic-dy. ha-.U^ o'.erC l ? -;nil.
? .: c!?r . waicli he aid : fuck to his fellow- inf.
! ' Ad.I ru-a J. II ItEL v ES, 4 J Chatham -tiv:t.
>--w Y> rk. ^ alO-wlykk
1 ai; JOHN TRIPP'S BLOOD PURIFIES la a tmUAn
\ f > t .- S>: lal -. S -rofuU. Ovarioin Tumors, K. 1- ,
i. I t;. : all Ui'Hid Poisvci. Cure of Syj-hilia
v aher sta^e. Send two stamps for pani- I
1 * 1' v r<: House. B--?ston.
l ; 01. v Dr. JOHN TRIPP.
T\if. R<-'i:e"|;T>I>N, THE MOST RELIABLE AXD
J / ' ' et-nibiislj- d Fj^eiaiist in thi< City, aith 18
; : v- exj ace, a:l! iraarantee acure in ail diseases of
tit I. . i i.vitus Ner\ou? and seminal Weakne**,
Nt.t".. : h, In-i--trney doss of sexual rower),
*t :< : rh>*-a ?:id Syidiilis ;i?atlvely cured in 3t?i
- 1 i i idtatloi - xtrictiy ci^utidential. Can ba
c -ii.; i Kni].'-?i?y-< and S?ti?r;lays.fron:3 to 9 p.m..
r11 - t 4v; C street northwest. Refers to tha
f. a; p:iy-;cia:'H.4 Baltimore. Main clhou, W North
I a -rtj -fnet. U:Jtanore. Md. *7
ITfas.ih is wealth '-DR. ir cT wests
XI NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT; A Si-ciflo
V"r'a( I>i acineas. Convulsions, Nervoiis Hoad?ci-t,
>.-Tit?i I?eitn*nittn, Lo^of Memory. Si-ermatormi,
vicy, Inv?iuntary Enassion<. Premature
?JM <-a is<sl by over-exertirn, self-abusa or over
,ntl u*.~. * -v*h ic h ienis to misery, decay and death.
w: i car* recent ca*e?. Each box contains ooa
ttiott.i tr?atiitort, oro dollar a box, or aix boxes for
?"?'t.iar?; ?ent l.y matt prepaid on receipt of price.
e< ?ar?' -?? Ax m)\,a to cure any case. With each
ri er -iv~I by i? fornix boxeo. accompanied with
rv* dot.ars, we win send the purchaser our written *uartor-turn
the n;..ney if tlie treatment doe* not
U vai 'TiT' <*1?rant?* wwivsl by H'J O Cr \ CROM- j
?0 Pennsylvania arenoe, Washiiurton. D. C.. 1
iU ua to w--"-1 Ali C.1-UC74 ah*uli j
AUCTION SALES.
1 !!!*? AFTERXIKWi.
rr*hrstee'> ^ai.r. or fourteen building
I L r- <>V <' )IiNER OF MASSACHUSETTS
A-' N! F, f ! -r STREET EAST AND E
M ELY NO- TH.
I! virtue rrf a f tm?t, dat>-<! November 9. (Bft
1-0. and d r-?; riled iu Liber 952, folio404. KJW*
one hi tn-' ; t;id re-ords 'or the Dlst.ict of <JL
>Embia. upon t:i - request of the narty (ecureJ
i sreby, wt! shall -Kl at putdio aacton iu front of th-?
r in -in, on 1 >-l'U^DAl, the THIRD DAY t ?Ir AU
C - 1, A. I). I?s2. at HALF-FAST FIT E O'CLOCK
i'. .\i.. h i tii1-- .'L-rtjin pieo-s or parcels of *rround
Mate and lyunrin ,r city of Washington, and bei-ik:.
:j a' i d?M<iii.t?d on tlie j?lat or plau of said city
i- ! t* nMi.i-x?rv.d tr m thr?e (3) to sixteen (1C> mc!u<.ve,
-<pure uu ukreJ seven huudr?*l and tweutyt
i 722.)
Th -aid lots ?ill he offtPR 1 separately, with the priv:
eir? ct J-U, subject to snch taxes. >.'eneral aii'l ?Mw-cial,
..rj due and uupaid on each, the amount of which
will L?c announced at pale.
erms of saie: '^e-fourthof piirc'-a** money in cash,
v d tii-j balanae iu iiuai instalments. at six. twelve.
-;:t'r:i, tw nty~fo..r, ibirtv, thirty-nix. forty-two
end forty-aw hi in nit'is, for which the note* of the pur - r
or purchaser* will l>e taken, bearing six per cent.
. terest from day of sale till paiu, and secured by deed
c trust on property s"ld. or all cash at purchaser'*
loice. A depos t of $25 on each Jot will be re?juire.t
r <ecept?nce of bid, or if sola in bulk a deoo?it of fl(H
;! i.e required. All conveyancing at purchaser's cost,
terms of sale l>e n- t complied with within seven day*
in day of sale, the trustees reserve the ri>rht to re
.1 ..t ri-ik and cost of defauit.ng purcliaser, alter five
lays' advertieinent
RANDALL HAGNER.) Tr,ls*
CHAS. F. WOLLARD.v in,s
lysmofcdl DUNCA.nsO > BR s., Aucta.
*|>liOMAS DOWLlSu. Aucaoueor.
i . he handsome tron cottage on fourth
STREET. b.-.iween e and f streets. at
auction.
On THURSDAY afternoon, AUGUST^
:;il!'l?. ls-j, AT -SIX O'clock, in front of the^-i
| remises, I s'iall *i -l! tue all ve Cottage, to be re-""~^
i >v* i in i -rti d-y? fr-^m dty cf sale.
! '1 cmi? <*osh. THOS. J. VYERS,
Jy2i-d4dj Ree. Estate Broker.
TO-MOR KOW.
f "vU-vCANSON Bi'.OS., Auctioneers.
4/
r ntimtation of the
T.ARC.E and po-itive sale of the entire
( m k ?>* d v goods c< >ntained in
STORK Dl't seventh street, between i
\nd k . eelts northwest. consisting
in tart < >f
B1.A<'K \Nl> COr.ORFD SILKS, SATINS (AT.L
sHADESi. BLACK AND OIHKR CASHMEREs.
Dl',!>Mioi.!.?, I.AV.'NS, BUNTI GS, DOMES
i ICS, FLANNELS. TABLE DAMASK.TOWELS.
L \IHiE ASS' 'RTMENT OF KI!> AND OTHKR
GI.OVLs. I.^CES, INSERTING. EDGINGS,
LACE CUH'I UN'S. SILK FRINGES, VELVETS.
IM'SHLN PIANO COVERS. LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF HOSIERY. LADIES' AND GENTS'
HANDKERCHIEFS. LADIES' AND GENTS'
i NDEiCAi.ai:. nans'k.)K CORSETS. RIBBONS.
napkins, is; D ti< king. CLOAKS, SKIRTS,
I/JTIONS, SHAW IS, BLACK CRAPE PARAS
i.s. u.? Bi:EIJ*AS, CAS > I MERES, GINGHAMS,
WOOLEN GOODS, &C., &C., A AUCT'i
>n.
0;i WEDNESDAY MO NING, AUGUST SECOND,
.nimencin* AT TEN O'CLOCK, and continuing each
by at name hour until the entire stock is disposed of,
wi- wil! sell at the ab ve named st"'re a 'arire assr.rlmcnt
f ireod-. partly enumerated alcove, to which the atteni
on ot the trade and private buyers is called. aul-4t
tvALtla B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers.
By virtue of a chath-l rtc-ed of tnist, dated on the 5th
lay of May, A.D. 1>S"2? Ljr and between A. McCreary
j.iid Emma A. McCiearj". his wife, of th.-city of Wash:
iifton, Ihstrict of Culiiii.bia, of th;: first t !irt, and W'?:l'-r
B. Shaw, of the t-ecoud part, recorrted in Lil?er No.
'. 04, folio iOl et cue of th^ li.nd records of Wash::itr
on c.Tuutv-, D.C., I will sell at pubUc auction, at
-t rer>K?ni No. 9^4 7 h Btreet northwest, in said city of
Hit-bintrton, c^mmeucintf nu the SECOND DAY OF
\UGUST. A.D. ltif . at TEN O'CLOCK A.M. and
H alf-past SEVEN 1'. M., all the stock In trade,
i ixturcs. Books. Stationery, and Fa;icy Goo.ls which
were in the retail (-tore of t'i- said A VcCreary an I in
I'd u)>ou tli - premises above described ut the date of
the execution of saM tru-t. Sale to c ntinne from day
t > day till al! the iroods an- sold. W. 15. SHAW.
y jS-d W AL ! ER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Ancts.
__ KAILIvOADS. _____
CHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
0
the great trunk route to the southwi
st. boston. new y- rk, phi lad elI'll
i a. BaLTIMOR!', washington,
NEW orleans, knoxvu.le. atlanta,
chat t a n o o g a.
MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS leaves Hasrerstown r, a.
m., vith Pullman Sleeper New York to C'hattanoojf;-,
i l'ii! iu;-.n S't-eper ltoanike t > Nesv Orleans.
MEMPHIS EXPRESS leaves Baltimoni 10 a.m., via
W'.?ti-m MKrvi-.mil Railroad, and WYeliinutou 10:40 a.
n... via BaStim^re and Oliio Railroad, with Parlor Car
Philadelphia to Luray, and Leifhtou Sleeper Lunty to
Memphis.
The only route to the Peerless
CAVEKNs OF LURAY.
the only Caverns in th world illuminated by the Electric
Li?rht.
NATURAL BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA,
One of America's remarkable Freaks of Nature.
And Popular and Favorite Rout-- to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
QUICK TRANSIT!
SUPERIOR ACCi -MMODATIONS!
NO DUST!
Asli lor Tickets via Shenaud( ih A'all^y Railroad.
HENRY FINK, General Man?.-er,
I ynehi-nrtr, Va.
JOSEPH H. SANDS, Sui i rintendent,
Havirstown, Md.
CHAS. P. HATCH, G. F. and P. A.,
au2 Lynchburg, Va.
l^Oll RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
? i HE SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMB "AT < )MPANY"S STEAMER
KEYPORT,
From 7th-.=tre t wharf at 0 a.m. and 3 p.m., connectin-'
at Q-.i ntico on M< RNING TRIP ONLY with ITst
train litli. via the Richiuon 1. Fretlerieksburv and
1 :.>n ?c 1'aiiiiiad. Two hours and a hair bv water.
ALL THE PuIMS ??i INTER} ST ON lHt RIVER
s I- N 1 Y DAYI.H.HT.
? ! unt Vernon, F.>rts Fo te and Washinarton, United
btate- Ar-* uui, Alexandria aiid oth?-r noted places.
Parties f. :a ail roint- <o''i.ir South will find this a
very atti ttivei ..t--, and a nU tnBi the monotony of
ALL-i.AlL iiCELTS GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE
VJRSA.
Infom.aMon as to ticket-, rates, etc., can be had at
C .i..otlic--. Tth street w:,arf.
liE'iRi'E .' !ATTTNGLY, Gen. Supt.
W. P. WELCH, upant jyl4
1 > ALT [MORE A OHIO RAILROAD.
1> J HE M"DEL FAST. AND THE ONLY LIN3
R. IU !.N IHH EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON.-D< UBLE TRACK!
JANNEV i'< ?UPLKB ! STEEL RAILS!
5>Ciii Dl'LE TO TAKE EFFECT
SIN DAY, MAY 21 sr. 1S32.
A. y*. 1 EAVE WASHINGTON.
f!?'>a.-o.C:'s u iinti a:. 1 St. Lo::i- Fast F.xpr<?'3.
; inif C^r? ;.>Cii:t hinati,St.Ixxdsaad C!uva<o.
" ' <*?Bs'u : r . E!iic'?tt City and War Statioiu.
f: L* BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
t ' ?i . r . Aunapoii- and Way (Piedmont.StrasV>
. tiaiferstown aud Wav, via Relay.)
tr - * tAi. il MORE EXPRESS.
i ii?P'-Hi? >? lloek-i and Way Station*,
b. 15?PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
1311 Ess. Paiio;- Cars to > Y<.rk.
i? Suv.nton anrl V:?!i?*y Express, (enneets for Haver-t
-wn and at Point of ltocka for Fwleri^k.)
19:Ct?? Baltimore. Hyatt^ville and Laurel Express.
Stwi at Beltsvilie, Annapohs Jonction, Jwrap^i
ar. l !> . t-i "s. On Sundays stops at ail stations.
1P:G0?BALTIMORE EXPRESS, vstops at llyaitsville
and Laurel.)
tl0:4o?p;t:-ibur*. Chic.iz^, Cincinnati and St. Louis
Exvre.-.-;. sle-piir- Ca..- to Cincinnati and Chicago.
P.M.?13:10?Baltiin r..>. Ellicott City. Anuavoli-', Way.
}l 25?On Sun 1 ay only f. r Baltimore and V>*ay.
+2 W-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
i:ci?'?Brfitimore. Ph>iadelpliia and N. Y. Express.
ii Baltimore??Sil Way Stations,(Winchester, Frederiek.
'l.- r-.i .-to'.vn and Way, vialtelay.)
4 i altimore.Hyattsville & Laurel Express, (Frederick,
via Relsy, stoppiiiu' at Annapolis Junction.)
+t: ?0?Baltimore, Aiiuai><>lis and Way Stations.
t4 i j?P'.'int oI RuoUx. Fredecioi.. Ha-'erstown. Win- j
? : d Way stati-,us. (On Sunday to Point of
R'-. s- ai.d Way Stations only.)
t5 45? liALT 1MOI-' E EXPRESS, (Martinsburar and
via In-lay. Sttn satHyattaville and Laurel.)
r :fi5? Point of R<x-K-! and Way Stations. |
t" i 0?Baltimore and Wny Stations.
ts:10?HTTSBCRG, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
EXPRESS r'leepinvr Car- io Pitt.-.buiv.
S:10?ltAI^T!MORE FXrnKStf.
ty.So-PIUl.ADEI PHI A, NEW YORK and BOSTON
EXPRESS. Sl.-tininu Cari t) New York.
tli>:I0-Chioa*o, Cincinnati and St. Louis Expre?3.
Slet-,i,ii'' ,.ar- to Cincinnati. St. Louis and Chicago.
II : BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
t Dai!?". jsundayonlv. other tiams daily, except Sunday
A:! frum Washington stop at Relay Station.
For i irthcr information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Odices, W ashington station, (il'J and 1351
l't i:iisy!vai:ia avent:e, corner 14th street, where orders
will be taken for l<at->rase to be checked and received at
any point m the city.
C. K. LORD, Gen. Passoncer Atront, Balto.
WM. CLEMEN IS. Master Of Trans., Baito. my J
The great
pennsylvania route
to the north, w est and southwest.
d(<lrle track. splendid scenery,
i l ell rails. m agnificent equipment.
IN EFFECT JULY It TH, 1SS2.
Transs Leatf. Washington fkom Station, Corneb
< f Cih ani> B S'rBti.is, as Follows:?
1 ^r Pitts bur if and tfce West, Chicaw-o Limitt-d Express
ct l';Jaif Sleei inir Cars at'J:J0a.m., daily; Fast
Line, .1:30 a.m. daily, with Sleeping Cars from
ll^rrisbunf to Cincinnati. Western Ex i ress 7:30
1 in. daily, with Palace Cars t'i Pittsourir aud
c m innuti. Mail Express, 9:50 p.m. daily for
P.tt-bur,* tnd the West.
1 ALT! MORE \ ND TOTOMAC RAILROAD.
Fi r t i:> i.daiv-iia, Ro<-hi,<ter, Buflalo, Nia-rara. 6:40 a.
in. <Ui!y except Stuiday, with Palor Car from Harr.-buik.
:.i V. atLii.s. t?:50p. nl. daily,except Saturday.
with Pa.ace Cais from Washington to Canan1
.HI 1.
FirV'i l:a:'!spr.rt. Lock Hawn, and Elmira, at9.33 a.
Tr. dailv, exi -nt Sunday.
ForNer i*"i-:i an I tn- East. 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:30.
4 2", 5 >. aud 10: JO p.m. On Sunday. 4:20, 9:50
ti: l 10:20 p. m. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor
Cars, 9:3;' a.m. daily, except SundayI
For Brooklyn. N.Y., ail through trains connect at .Torwy
City with boats of Brooklyn Annex, affording
d.rcct trau-fer to Fulton street, avoiding double
ferriage across New York City.
[ Icr lhi.atU'iphia. 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:80. 4:20.
9:o0. and 10:2> p.m. On Sunday, 4:20, 9:50,ana
10:20 p.m. Liiuited Express. 9:30 a.m. daily, axi*i
t Sunday.
For Baltimore. C?:40. 8 00. r?:30, 10:30 a.m. and 1:30,
4:20, 4:40, 6:20, 7:30, 9:90, and 10:20 p.m. On
huV?fy^8;0y- y;30 ***" 6;^. ?-30. ?;50.
and 10:20 p.m.
For Pope's Creek Line, C:40a.m. and 4:40 p.m. daily,
except Sunday.
Fc-r Annagrii*. 6:40a.in and 4:40 p.m. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAV-,AND
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
-liAlLt&UAi'.
For Alexandria. 6:30, 7:00. 9:20, 11:00 and 11 -25 a m
4 20. 5:00. fi:20. 8:00 and 11-30 p.m. On Smiday
atfi.30. 9.20. 11=00 and 11:25 a.m..and 8 P nT^
For Richmond aud the South, 6:30 and 11:23 a m.
daily, and 5:00 p.m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6:00. 8-15
8 53 and 10:00 a.m.: 12:40, 3:00. 5:00, 7:00 and
9 20 p.m. ?nd li:00 niiduight. On Sunday at
8:15. 8:53 and 10:00 a.m.; 7:0o and 9:20 p.m.
1 icketa and information at the office, northeast corner
of Rith street aud Pennsylvania avenueL and at the station,
where orders can m Ml for the cheeking of baggage
to destination from hotels and resiliences.
j. k. WOOD, ,.
musk nuwsos. (SK'nSSST
. -i
AUCTION SALES.
4 SSIGNEE'S 8ALE OF COMMODIOUS BRICK
ik DWELLING AND STORE, ANL> STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES. <
Under and by virtue of an assignment to me/gi ;
froniGostave Giesier, dated July 5:h. 1H92, *nd*Jjg
recorded in Liber No. 1011, ?t folio 1.19 et seq., of"6*
ihe land records for the District of Columbia. I hereby ]
offer for sale, for each, all that i>art of Lot numl>ered 1
eiKht (0), in square numbered four hundred and fifty 1
described a# beginning for the same at a point on 1
' th street west, distant '23 feet south from the northwest
comer of said lot, and running thence east 99 feet '
10 inches: thence sonth 25 feet: thence west 99 leet 10
inches, and thence north 25 feet to the place of beg+n- ,
nintr, being improved by a three (3) story Brick Dwellin*
and Store-room. Tnis property is sold subject to
an enetimbe ranee of S6,120.
I also ofler for Bale on the same terms, the stock of
Boots and Shoes, as well as fixtures in Store No. 1021
. th street northwest. (
Proposals for the above will be received until SATURDAY,
AUGUST FIFTH. 1882. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.
if. ;
The Assignee reserves the riirbt to reject bids at his
discretion. S. WOLF, Assignee.
au2-4t $21 F street northwest.
f|VHOMAS DOVLING, Auctioneer! 1
TRUSTEE'S HALE OF~~VALUABLE IMPROVED j
PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF ]
HIGH AND PROSPECT STREETS, GEORGETOWN.
D.C.
By virtue of a de*-<l of trust bearing date the 21stX^3 day
of Feiiruary, 1877. and duly recorded in Liberte I
*42, folio 397. one of tiie Land K"rorf1s for Wa<li- I
irirton county. District of Columbia, and by direction
of the party secured thereby, the undersigned Trustee
will sell on WEDNESDAY, NINTH AUGUST. 18*2,
at six O'CLOCK P. M., in front of the premise*,
northwest corner of Hisrh and Prospect streets, Georgetown,
D. C., all of Rolwrt O. F. Pettit's undivided
right. title, interest, estate, claim atr' demand in and
:o the estate, both real and personal, of the late Mary "
Ana Pettit. deceased. lying and being in . he DMzkt of {
< olumbia n elsewhere. The above includes ont-foattk
interest in the four story brick building situated on
the northwest corner ot High and Prospects streets, J
Georgetown. D. C *
Terms: Six hun Ired and fifty dollars in cash:balance
in 3ix and twelve months, with interest, and secured by
a deed of trust on the property sold, or a;! cash, at the (
( urchas'r'* < ption. If the terms of pale ate not complied
with within ten days rfter the day of sale, the Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property atti e ritk *
:d cost of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
at cos: of purchaser. A depos.t of J10O will be.required f
a: time of purchase. W. D. CASSIN. Trustee. "
aul-d&ds 1
: t
C BENSINGER Auctioneer. *
- Washington Hor-e and Cnrriatre Bazaar, '
938, 940 and 942 Louisiana avema. ^
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR- Z
NESS, kr.. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and (
SA1LRDAY MORNING, commencing .it TEN /
O'OCLOCK, Special attention given to the sales of i
Real Estate and Personal property. Li!.era! advances ?
en ali consignments. IJalOl S. BENSINGER. Auet.
?1HANCERY SALE. f
By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the .-?ij '
District of Columbia, passed the 14th dr.y of June. >???
1*78. in cause No. 5,238. Equity Docket 16. of the"i*J'Supreme
Court of Lhe District of Columbia, an i by "1
virtue of an order passed in said cause en the 28th day J
of July, 1882, the undersigned will sell, at public s
auction. In front of the premises, to the highest bidder, I
on TUESDAY, AUGUST EIGHTH, 1882, at FIVE 1;
O'CLOCK P. II., the following' described real estate, t
vi z.: t
Parts of Lois 5f>, 57 and 58. of Old Georgetown, front- i
iug on the east side of Congress street and on the north j
side of the canal, between Congress and Jefferson streets.
The Congress street front will be divided into 1
5 lots, three of which will be each 21 10-100 feet front, J
with an old frame stable thereon. One lot adjoining
tho.-e o;i the south 29 58-100 feet front, improved by a (
two-story building. No. 10t>3. A lot adjoining the last j]
on the south 20 9J-10D feet front, improved by a two- j
story brick dwelling and kitchen. No. 10G1.
A Lot on the north side of the canal, east of the last -y
m ntioned one, 27 60-101) feet front, improved by u two- {
story brick ! uilding, used as a restaurant. j
A Lot on the east of the last mentioned one 19 5-100
feet front, improved t>y a two-story brick building.
A Lot still east of the la?t. fronting 17 20-100 feet and u
improved by a two-story brick building. 1
A plat of all the afore-aid lots will l>e exhibited at the 8
tale, showing the metes and bounds of each
The terms of sale are: One-fourth cash, and the residue
in one, two and three years, to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser and reserved l ens on the lots
sold, or the purchasers mav pay all cash at their option.
Conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur- r
chaser. A deposit of $100 on each lot will le required
at the sale; and if the terms of sale b> not c mpl ed
with within t. n days from the day of sale th lot or lots
in; y In- resold at the defaulting purchaser's rijk and cost
;:t'.er three days' notice in TheEv umg St ir newspaper. ?
WILLIAM KING, 3028 N street n.w., l\
GEOPGE W. BE ALL, <1260 O street n.w.,
JENKlN THOMAS, 3026 N streetn.w.. V
Executors of Peter Von Essen. I1
DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. jy29-eo&ds *
"J^UNCANSON BROS., Auctioneers. *:
IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON "
NORTH C APITOL STREET, BETW. EN NORTH i
P STREET AND BOUNDARY, AT AUCTION. F
On FKIDAY AFTERNOON. AUGUST/^ o
FOURTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the preni-T\ljj|
i-es, we will sell at public auction, lots 18. 19 and~ n
20, in Clark's subdivision of sfjuare 668. Lot 19 is iniprovetPby
a two-story stone house. These lots will l>e l
sold separate. |
Terms easy and made known at sale. jySl-dfctte 1
C 11 IANCi'.I'.Y SALE OF B1UCK HOUSE AND LOT,
/ON NEW JERSEY AVENi E, BETWEEN II AND
I STRilETS NORTH. BEING No. 819; ALSO, V
LOT ON SIXTH STREET. BETWEEN RHODE
ISLAND AVENUE AND S S.REET NORTH.
Bv virtue of a decree passed in Equity cause, N"o./<rJj
<,923, Docket 21, we will se'l. in front of the fe "
respective premises, rn WEDNESDAY, THE5*^ r
NINTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D. 1882. at HALF- PAST
FIVE O'CLOCK P. Id., Lot 14, in square west of CJ
square 623, inn rored by a brick dwelling-house, situ- c
ated on New Jersey avenue, between H and I streets a
north.
1MMEDI\TELY AFTER, in front of tin premises, \
we will sell Lot 4C-. square 442, fronting on 6th street, I
betwi^n Khode Island avenue and S street north. ^
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; balance, in six, %
twelve and eighteen months, notes to bear 6 per cent
interest and to be secured by de d of trust on premises L'
sold. A dei>osit of $100 requi-'-a on each piece sold at n
time r.f sale. Conveyancing and recording at pur- I
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with in ten days;
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cast of the defaulting purchaser, after giving
live days'public notice of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D.C.
SIDNEY T. THOMAS. ) 6
No. 452 I) street northwest, [ _
C. C. COLE, CTru5t,>cs- /
402 6:h street northwest, ) I
DUNCANSON BROS.. Aucts. ,1y27-dfcds
( 1HANCFRY SALE OF MACHINERY. ENGINES,
vy GAUGES, PUNCHES, FORNE, CORN MILL, 1 r,
BOILERS, BRK'K MACHINES, Kc. f
By virtue of a decree passed in Equity Causf No.
docket 21, wev i lsel!. on TUESDAY, AUGUST ' J,
EIGHTH, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, on the premises,
at Gray Noyes' Foundry, on Maine avenue, be- _
tween 3d and 4Km stre-ets southwe-t:
Engines. Fans, Shafting, l'uileys, J
Cru^iiers, Piaster Mill, Boilers, ji
Safety Valves Screws, Nuts, ti
Corn Mill, with French Bars, t
Heavy Screw Heaters, o
Governors, Printing Press,
Brick Machine, Gear Wheels, c
Scrap mid Bar Iron,
Boiler Rivets, Bolts, Fittings. &c., &e.
Togetner with numerous other articleB usually found
in such an establishment, beinir stock contained in said i ^
Foundry and made to order and for sale by Gray &
Noyes. List furnished on applying to Auctioneers. A
spiendi l chance to obtain first-class machinery, &e.,
at low figures. I
Terms: $100 and under cash; over that amount Co
and 90 days, notes to be uiven. satisfactorily endorsed,
and be .ring interest at 6 p.-r cent. Terms to be compiled
with on day r.f sale.
SIDNliX T. THOMAS, )
No. 4 >'j u street northwest, ( T?, . a t
C. c. < OLE, ' y Trustees. J
402 6th street northwest. ) 3
DUNCANSON BROS.. Aucts. jy27
C1HANCJ IiY SALE OF IRON FOUNDRY, MA/
CHINERY, BUILDINGS AND LOTS, ON MAINE A
V E N U E, BET WEEN THIRD AND FOUU-A N D- f
A-HALF STREETS SOUTHWEST; ALSO, ^
BUILDING LOTS ON CORNER OF MARY- ! b
LAND AVENUE AND THIRD STREET.
Bv virtue of a decree passed in Equity Cause No. i I
7,923, Docket 21, we will sell at jiublic auction i 1*
the i'remises, on '1 UESDAY. EIGHTH DAY OF-^ - :
AUGUST. A.D. 1882, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, l"
Lots 19, 20, 21 and 22, in reserv ation C, improved by i
workshops, ofiice and other buildings used as a foundry.
together with all t';- lnachinery, implements, &e.,
appertaining thereto. This property is known as (iray r
6 Noycn ifoundry, situated ou Maine av??uuc, between
Ha ami 4yt streets, and will be fold subject to a deed of
trust of $15,000.
On SAME DAY. at HALF-PART FIVE O'CLOCK,
we w ill sell in front of the premises Lots 1, 2. 28 and 29,
in reservation Q. fronting on Maryland avenue and on
3d str^-ir-west.
-Terms of sale: One-quarter cash; balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months; notes to bear six per
cent interest and to be secured by deed of trust on the
premises sold,or all cash at option of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with in ten days, otherwise the Trustees r
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk and s
cost of the defaulting purchaser, after giving five days' f.
pu bile notice of such resale in some ne wspapcr published i
in Washington, D. C. Conveyancing and recording at x
purchaser's coat. A deixwit of $200 required on the
Foundry nroperty at the time of sale, ana a depoBit of t
$50 on each unimproved lot. t
SIDNEY T. THOMAS, \ t
No. 452 D street northwest, ( rr-.,a
C. C. COLE, f Trustees. a
402 6th street northwest, J
DUNCANSON BROS., Aucts. Jy27-d&ds
SAFE DEPOSIT CO. ^ \
CECUBITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLAIiYT I
O ROBBERY, FIRE OR ACCIDENT. i
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 1
of Washington.
In Its own Building, ]
CORNEB 15th STltRKT AND Nrw YOBK AVF- 'J
Perpetual Charter Act of Congress January 22d, 1867.
Capital $200,000.
The Company rents Safes, inside its Fire and Burglar ;
Proof > aults, at prices varying from ?5 to $60 j>er year, 1
according to size and location. Rooms and Desks ad- J
joining Vaults, provided for Safe-Renters. 1
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT ?
TIME-LOCK. ^
: a
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES of every description,
including BONDS and 8TOCKS, PLATE JEWELRY,
DEEDS, &o.j taken for SAFE-KEEPING, on
SPECIAL GUARANTEE, at the Lowest lutes. "
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President
CHARLES C. GLOVER,of Riggs & Co., Vice President.
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer. ???wns.
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT. Secretary.
C. E. Nyman. Asst. Secy.
Dibsctors:
Benjamin P. Snyder, Charles C. Glover,
John Cassels, Henry A, Willard.
AiLertL. SturtcYant, Thomas Evans,
JohnG. Parke. m2-3in *
JOnXSON BROTHERS,
WHOLE8ALB ABO RETAIL DEALERS IB 1
COAL AND WOOD.
By water and rail direct from the mines.
Facilities unsurpassed by any firm in the United
States.
Sell at lowest cash prices, and delivered promptly. ,
Main office, wharves and deixH, Pith and Water
streets southwest.
Branch Yards: 130} F *t. n.w. Sd and K s*-?. n.w..
7th and Pats. n. w. 1112 9that. u.w., and 231 Pa. are.
southeast . jyl8-im
g B0B1KS0N ft CO,
fiOYS" CLOTHUfQ HOUBK,
- ^
OU MFBamvmk Atcbcx. j
summer resorts.
4 FEW MORE B0ABDEK8 WANTED!*, 1
A. for August and Serteniber, at Oakland. ayfl^T
country residence in the mountains of L' 1
rinia. Gcxxi table, plea?aut rooms, shade, k-ood water.
iesutiful scenery; situated in tbe mont healthy part of
Loudoun, seven miles from I.e'sburv, county seat;
'our nil it* from Clark's Gap station, ou W. & O. R.R.,
md 13? miles from WsU-rford, a pleasant little town,
ritii churches. resident phyalcianB, 4c. Term". 16.25
jer week in advance. Aadiet* M.SS BRABHAM,
ani-fit Waterford, Loudoun co., Va.
^HENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, SH EN A NIK) AH
O county, Va. Now open. Round trip tickets A . ? A
,-la. B. .* O.R.R. For pamphlets address
;yl3-lm FARSON & CO. jl^gLI
E~ ^astford hall,
oxford. maryland.
Will be open JUNE 10th for reception of A A
^For particulars address Tl'fllT
Jfl'Mm* SAM*L NOR RIB, Proprietor.
Monterey springst"
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT,
P. O., Fbaxslht CO., PA.
This delightful mmmw resort is situated on* . A
ie summit of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It y^lB>T
s noted tor its fine air and mountain soenery: JJmHLL
liso, fine medicinal waters; accessible by Western
Wary laud R.R. from Hstrerstown.
Circular*, 10i2 14th street northwest.
Jy8-lm* Mrs. M. J. HUBBALL. Prop'r.
REASON 1882.
BRIGHT HOUSE |l. A
a?td f,vj|t
DOUGLASS HOUSE. !!"?: 1
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware,
WILL OPEN JUNE 1, 1832.
Terms, S8 to$14 per week. Send for circular.
JyS 2m WALTER BURTON, Proprietor.
pLARK HOUSE,
U ARBURY PARK, N. J.
A specially desirable Cottnwre Hotf l; Cuisine k . -i A
ind service unsurpassed; free conveyance toy vSky
inch and from station; rates very reasonable.
Address A. A. M. CLARK. Jcl%2m
ld point"comfort.
VIRGINIA. |^i A
H Y G E I A H O T E L. Yflfe 7
'ihiated 100 yards from Fort Moor.*. Oper, A-"
ill the yetr. Equal to any hotel in the United States,
tarrouuaiugs unsurpassed. Bathing, boating. fishing
md dri vimr specially attractive. Pre eminently a resort
or southern people. Terms loss tor etiual accommodaions
than any resort in the country. Climate free from
dalaria; and for Insomnia truly wonderful in its soj>oific
effect. Scud for circular d'.'scribiue hygienic ad'antages,
etc. HARRISON PHOEBUS,
myl6-3m Proprietor.
DOBB'S ISLAND. VA.
The only SEASIDE RESORT IN YIR-1 .. A
ilNTA. The finest and the safest of Surf
iathlutr. Ocean, Shark and Channel Fishing, 1'"gTE 1
ind Suii>e Shootin?.
Terms, $2 per day; S12 per week; f40 per month,
loute from Old Point by Steumer Northampton to
Cherrystone every Monday. Wednesday aud Friday,
[he Baltimore and Washington steun.ers make close
connection with the Northampton. Address,
jel-tal5 J. T. SPADY. Proprietor.
RIVER VIEW HOUSE, 'OXFORD. MD., NOW
. open. The most delightful summer re-A. ? A
ort in tlio str.te, situated immediately on theyjv^j y
teach and within 100 yards of the steamboat iiJuSLA
amlings; salt water bathing. boating and fishing: also
?!autiful level roads for driving; steamboat, rail aud
eletrraph communication. For circulars and other
uformation address CLARENCE PETERS, Pro rietor.
jc5-2in
piNEY p6lNT~HOTEL.
St. Mary's County, Martiaxd,
)pen for reception of Guo?ts jcnk 15th. under tho
uauagemcnt of the owner, Mr. and Mrs. A . ? A
OS. TRAVEltS. f vftf
The Hotel has Just been thoroughly rcno- J,|' '
ated, furnished and supplied witu every convenience
or the comfort of guests, and is a first-class Summer
lome for families.
Terms?$2 per day, $10 per week, and ?35 per month.
Special arrangements made for families. Daily comuunieation
with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk
>y the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of the Lake,
nd Jane Mcselev.
For further mformation address
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. TR AVERS,
,1e1-3m Plney Point, St. Mary's Co., Md.
pHK WENTVVOKTH,
NEWCASTLE. N. H..
rill open .TUNE 24. It has accommodation1? A^i 4
r>r 450 K-uests, and offers more attractionsyv?fl? y
fian any other seaside resort on ttie Atlantic aCIjULL
oast. Excellent advantages for boating, fishing and
lathing. Contains every modern appliance, spacious
ooms, best spring beds, lar^e parlors, passenger eleator.
music hall for daucintr aud theatricals, orcliesra
of 20 pieces, bowling alleys, billiard room, steam
acht for excursions, sail and row boats, first-class
very and bonrdinir stable. Grounds illuminated l>y
lei trie litrht. Now York aud Boston stock reporta reeived
every hour. Two miles from Portsmouth and two
ours' ride from Boston by Eastern liaiiroad. Coaches
f th': hotel always in waiting.
Address. Portsmouth, N. H.
iy29-m&th2m GEORGE F. THOMPSON, Manager.
rjNITED STATES HOTEL,
HE LARGESI IN ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. f
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON OF '82.
V. WHITNEY, Manager. THOS. CHASE, Cashier.
D. T. MORGAN, Musical Director.
BROWN & WOELPPER,
Jel7-eo Proprietors.
rHE 80UTHF.RN. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.,(tORmerly
OCEAN VIEW,) deligb.truUy lc-4 i A
ited.one block froiu beach aud depots. First- y y
lass accommcKlatious at reasouablo rates; gas
udheat. P. O. Box 980.
my24-3m VAN DYKE & BUNN.
PIOLTON'S SUMMER RESOBjC EIGHTY MILES
_j down the river?fine fiahintr, oy-terinir. A . ^ A
rabbing and bathing?OPEN JUNE 20 nr.
erms #1.25 per day. R. J. COLTON, Prori"-tor,
Milestuwn P.O., St. Mary's co., Md. je8-2m
doci^lexon springs akp baths.
Gixat North Monntain, near Winchester. Va. i
A. S. PRATT, Proprietor. i^SS-L
Optn -Tune 1st.
For pamphlets giving terms and all information,
l-i.lv to A. S. PRATT & SON, 401 'JtU street northwest
Engage Rooms early. my9-3iu
Tlarendon iioi s!^
Clakkndox Springs. Vt. ^
Oj-en -Tune to October. Hotel and three Cottages acammodate
two hundred guests; celebrated springs;
ear.tiful park and fountain; piersant drives; billiards;
owning; telegraph otiice conuectt.nl with hotel. Send
>r circular.
jel0-2m B. MURRAY k sons., Props.
ATlANTIC crn. OLNEY.
V This celebrated Cottage, with all modern A A
(liprovements, will lvj oj*ened for the re<-<'i>- vv^^y
ion of guests may 20th. The location udntri^,^sjl
eiitral. an unobstructed view of the oc**au makes it ona
1 the most desirable Cottasres o.i the coast.
Terms moderate. Entertainment of iami'ies asi>oialty.
Mrs. J. PENIOK?
1309 Pacific Avenue, opposite Oceau Avenue,
myl7-3m Atlantic City, n.j.
pHE WEST JERoEY RAILROAD. Il: A
(New Broad Gauge kotttf., ) t i
IETWEF.N PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY,
IS NOW RUNNING FAST FXPRESS TRAINS
?U1' ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES
AND PARLOR CARS,
n which the charge for seat has been reduced to ^ j otr. i
HROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN NINETY tffNUTES. |
Passengers from Washington will take the through i
rains of the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad to I'lii!j\- 1
idj liia and arrive at the new BroadsU'-et StjHiou * ' iho
^ liusylvania Rsilroadt lvliSie irniou TreftSfer Coaches
r street cars coo?"Tt .tircot to Station of 'he West Jerey
liaii'^u at t.M>t of Market street.
Fr,r tlirouwrh tickets, baggage checks and full informaion
apply as follows: Northeast corner of llltri street
nd Pennsylvania avenue; Station Baltimore and Potonac
Railroad, corner 0th and B streets; t519 Pennsjiva*
ia avenue; 1351 Pennsylvania avenue.
RANK THOMSON. J. R. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Je -taul5
jmie p0pulab watering plage,
CAPE MAY,
Is reached by tha
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
In Two Hours from Philadelphia.
Fast Express Trains, with Parlor Cars attached, are
un during the season at convenient hours, and pasengers
will find on their arrival at the new Broad Street
itation. Philadelphia, Union Transfer Coaches and
lorse Cava ready to transfer direct to the station of tho
Vest Jersey Railroad, at the foot of Market street.
For through tickets, b-iggage checks, and full iuformaion
apply as follows: Northeast corner 13th street and
'eunsylvania avenue; Station Baltimore and Potomac
iailread, corner Gth and B streets; 019 Pennsylvania
venue; 1351 Pennsylvania avenue.
frank thomson, J. r. wood.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Jefl-taul5
Seaside park hotel, seaside park, n. j.,
will open JUNE 10, Accommodations firstA A
lass; bathing excellent; sailing and tishingy
mexcelled. Address H. C. HERB. Masonvillu. JtiBUL
S. J., until Juno 1. After that, Seaside Park ,N. J.
mi*24-3m
OUBLING GAP WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Will open for reception of guests JLNEA i ^
I7th. For terms, circulars. &c.. address T
ISAAC MENGEL, Mengel House,,
jel5-2m* Newville, Cumberland Co.. Pa.
Hotel albion, .
ATLANTIC (7ITY, N. J., , Iaj A
Ol>ens for the season of 1882 Saturday, Juney(??A T
7. The most elegantly furnished and best JjjyB-L
ipixjiuted hotel in Atlantic City. An oj>eu-air pavihon
rith an unobstructed floor of K00 souare yards for hops
md amusements has been added this season.
GEO. L. J A CO BY. Manner,
LENTZ & SIEGRlST,
Jel3-2m Proprietors.
pRlVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
H. H. DODGE,
Jonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought in)
Sold on Commie^on.
So. 639 1?th STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING,?
Agency for Prince and Whitely, Stock Broker*
?4 Bboadwai. kbw xomfc
Every class of Securities bought and sold on eommlsdon
in San Francisco. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
fork, Boston and Washington. Orders executed on th)
Sew York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one petrosal
ommlMlon. Private and direct telegraph wires t>
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, through
which orders m executed on the Stock Ptftungw
>r those dttea and reported back promptly. Quotation <
:JSK>eks and Bonds -and in formation r*rarding ths
tfarkets received through oar ?i|W INSTANTLY di ct
from the New York Stock Exchanmw nl
THE EVENING STAR.
TlfV ItSDAY Ai<cu?t 3, ISSJ.
2d Edition.
Latest Tipa to Tte Star.
LATER EGYPTIAN WAR XOTES.
Mr Evelyn Wood.
London, August 3.?Gen. Str Evelyn Wood has
left Chatham for Portsmouth to embark on the
steamer Catalonia, which sails to-night for Egypt.
Arabi Cut* (be Railroad A grain.
Alexandria, August 3.?It has been discovered
that Arabl Pasha has again destroyed the railway
at Mahalla, which was recently repaired.
Bjr Table To-day.
the fire on tdk gei lf.rt.
ITamrcro, August 3.?The steamer Gell^rt .which
was on tire (luring her last voyag.? from New York,
requires but slight repairs. She will sail hence
next Wednesday. The cause of the fire was spontaneous
combustion of her cargo. The thanks of
the passengers to the captain, offi -era and crew
for their cool conduct and discipline at the time
of the Are, were adopted unanimously.
cbtewayo.
London, August 3.?The African cx-kin?, Cetewa.vo,
who has arrived In England, has, in an Interview,
expressed a conllJent hope of his restoration.
two hundred fishing boat? missinfl.
London, August 3.?The Peterhead fishing fleet
has been caught In a gale. Two hundred boats
are still missing.
An Active Siork llarket.
New Yoke, August 3.?The Port's financial article
says: The Stock Exchange markets are all active
and strong to-day. There Is no change In the
quotations of United Scat 's bonds and state bonds.
Railroad bonds with few exceptions are up !*al%
points. A notable exception is a decline !n Texas '
and Pacific land grant income bonds to OS; the
lands which secure these bonds were granted by the
state of Texas and not by the federal government, j
There Is neither official eon Urination nor denial of
the reports concerning a coining stock dividend to
the shareholders of the Chicago and Northwestern
railway company. The quotation for call loans on
stocks is 3a3# per cent., and on United States ;
bonds 2a2J? percent. Time loans and mercantile t
paper are quoted as before.
The Striking Freight Handler* go to
Work,
Jersey City, N.J., August 3.?Thirteen of the ;
striking freight handlers returned to their work
to-day at the Jersey City docks of the Pennsylvania
raliroad at the old rate of 17 cents per hour.
To-day's meeting or the strikers at SL Michael's
institute was fairly attended. The president stated
that he had received very encouraging reports from
the subscription committees who were sent to
New Haven and Boston.
Congressman Singleton Attend.
Chicago, III., August 3.?In the twelfth congressional
district convention, which Is being held today
at Mount Sterling, I1L, the 750th ballot stood:
Sigleton, 2ti; Wike, 23; Withers, 14; Goodrich, 7.
It is believed that to-day the third of the convention
will settle the question.
Fire and Eoss of Life.
Jersey City, August 3.?Early this morning n
fire occurred in the castor oil factory of John
II. Baker & Co. The damage done amounts to
$3,000, which Is covered by Insurance. During j
the fire the tender of No. l engine, which was ,
driven by Patrick Tumulty, upset at the corner
of Warren and Bay streets, and Tumulty was
crushed beneath the tender, receiving injuries
from which he died an hour later. He leaves a
wife and five small children. His wife Is almost
crazed with grief.
A Yellow Fever Panic.
Galveston, Texas, August &
A special from Austin, Texas, says: The mayor
of Rio Grande City yesterday telegraphed to the
governor that yellow fever had broken out in a
town on the Mexican side of the river, and that a
panic existed, Rio Grand City being overrun with
refugees. He wanted quarantine established,
and the governor has instructed him to use ills 1
discretion unless the health officer of the state had
arrived.
itlore of tlie Spragne Kstate Sold.
Accusta, Me., August 3.?The Sprague mills In
this city were sold at auction to-day Tor il5l,0T,0. |
The property was purchased by a syndicate company
or Boston and Augusta capitalists.
A Rig Failure.
Philadelphia, Pa., August 3.?John Lowber !
Welsh to-day filed judgment against John Milgert
Sons for $25,000, which makes the total amount or
claims agtinst the firm $286,0 0. Chas. M. Illlgert, !
th? absconding member, has not been heard from. ;
A .llan that Washington !Veeds.
Montreal, August 3.?Dennis Dlneen, a farmer
on the Lower Lachine road, is about to sue the
society for the prevention of cruelty to animals
ror having imported sparrows. He declares that
thej* have already eaten up 30 acres or barley, destroyed
his potatoes, and in general made havoc
with his early vegetables. He estimates the numb
r or sparrows on his land at 5,000.
Telegraphic Rriefs.
The torpedo class at Newport, li. L, was minutely
examined in the theory and chemistry
of ail kinds or explosives this morning, and ro see
how their practical knowledge of fitty-poun 1 torpedoes
or dynamine was planted an J fired in ten
feet or water, this being a success.
Rev. Mr. Iloman, pastor of Grace Episcopal
chureh, of Manhasset, N. Y., died yesterday" of
gangrene, the result of cutting un Ingrowing toe
nail six weeks ago.
The ^larKets*
BAI.TTMOnF,. August 3.?Virginia ?' ?, consols, GO'tf;
do. second scries, 34!4; do. past due coupons, 60l?;d'>.
new ten-lorties 43'j bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Augr.st 3.?Cotton lii<_rher?middlinsr,
l-7!,- Klour unchanged. Wheat, southern f irly active
an;l hitrher; western easier. ciosinir firm?southern red.
1.1281.14; do. aml>er, l.l~>al.l7; No. 1 Maryland, 1.15
asked: No. 2 western winter re'!, spot, 1.14\jal. 14
August, 1. H',111.14; Sej>tend?er, 1.14al.l4*:i; Oetob
r, 1.13>?al. 1->14. Corn, southern steady and quiyt;
western quiet and steady?southern white, 1.00: do.
yellow, 90; western mixed, sjHit, t?43<a.Sfi; August, *4"*;
September, 85)^85^; Octoeer. 8Ska86. (tots sbout
steady?southern. (n?-w,) :V'a62. we>teru whii.e, 63a05;
do. mixed. C.1H*.2: Pennsylvania. Bye quiet,
C.jb70. Hay tirru and TuicL an^red. Provisions unchanged
ayd Butter quiet?western packed, 14
a2J>; <"~-;tj;tory, 3}d7. Egn Uglier, 17. Petrok-um
Tlnchiiii^red. Coffee firm?Bio carifoes, ordinary to
fair, 8>;a!*V. Suwar rirni?A soft, , COprtr rertn^t ;
steady, 17v Whisky et?auy. 1.18. Freights :oLiverpool
per steamer unchanged. Receipts?flour, 2,114 barrels;
wheat, li> 5 "204 bushels: corn, 3,500 bushels: oats, 3,054
Ty, , 120 bushels. Shipments?wheat, 72,254
bushels: corn, 2.944 bushels. Sales?wheat, 053,724
bushels: corn, 93,400 bushels.
LONDON. August 3, 12:30 t>. m.?Consols. 994?,
for both. IJ. ?. bonds, ?-, 122??; do. 4^s, 117.
Atlantic and Gre?i Western first mortage trustees'
errtitientes, idk". Erie, 41',.. New York Central,
Illinois Central, 141. Pennsylvania Central, C3v8.
New York, Ontario and Western, 30.
Capitol Notes.
Sir. C. W. Cllsbee, on? of the reading clerks o f
the House of Representatives, who was prostrated
by the heat last week, has had a relapso
and Is much worse to-day.
In the Senate this afternoon, on motion of Mr.
Bayard, new conferees were ordered ou the Japan
ese indemnity bill.
the house committee on the judiciary
to-day directed Chairman Reed to report to the
Ho ise the resolution, which was ador.ted yesterday,
declaring forfeited the lands granted by the
United States government to the Texas and Pa- i
cltlc railroad company on all that portion of its
original line (through New Mexico, Arizona and !
Southern California) which the company has not
built upon. There will be statements of six members
or the committee accompanying the report of
the majority, showing the ground upon which
their conclusions are based. At to-day's meeting
Representative Payson offered a resolution declaring
forfeited the lands granted by the United
States to the New Orleans,Baton Rouge and Vlcksburg
railroad company, but pending consideration
thereof the committee adjourned sine ate.
late8t about the adjournment.
The Senate will probably not consider the House
adjournment resolution until the tax reduction
bill shall have been disposed of In some manner.
Mr. Morrill hopes to get It through in some shape.
Notwithstanding the action of the Senate In taking
up the tax bill, it Is still believed that Congress
will adjourn next Monday.
the conference committees.
The conference committee on the legislative,
executive and Judicial appropriation bill met last
night and again this morning, but failed to reach
an agreement.
Members of the committee say that the conference
committee on the legislative, naval, and deficiency
appropriation t>lll? will probably reach
agreements this afternoon. Conferences on the
two latter are now being held.
Later.--The conference committee on the general
deficiency appropriation bill have again failed
to reach an agreement, and have ordered a report
to that effect to be made to the respective houries.
The conference committee on the legislative,
executive and judicial appropriation bill has
reached an agreement on the 6th ?octlon, which
was the only point in controversy, and which provides
for the transfer of medical records from the
custody of the Surgeon General to that of the Adjutant
GeneraL It is understood that the senate
conferees practically receded from their disagreement
to this clause.
nominations pending ik the senate.
There were forty-five nominations still unacted
upon by the Senate to-day. Of these twenty-fire
had been reported and were on the calendar, and
the remainder were In the hands of committees.
Nearly all of them, however, are unimportant
a
dispose of them. One or the most Important lathe
nomination of Dr. Crane for surgeon general of
the army. It was favorably reported from the
military committee some time ago. but there la
opposition which has prevented action, and la
now endeavoring to send the ease over to the next
'session. It is claimed by the friends of the Doctor
that ne will be confirmed. . Another contested
case la that of the nomination for postmaster at
Utlca, N. Y. Senator Miller, of that Mate, It is
said,7*111 attempt to ngeetthU nomination, aa the
nominee la a stalwart, and there may be a fight
over Ik
. . i. - -v . -
The Star Route Trial.
another effort to controvert wai-sh*? testimony?a
letter fro* mr. tottxn to mr.
brady.
After the star ronte trial in the first edltl->r. of
The 8tar closed, Mr. Hugh T. Tagirart, assistant
District Attorney, was called to Uie oUind and
identified a letter as be1n*r In the handwriting of
Mr. Enoch Totten, one of Brady's counsel. The
letter was from Mr. Totten when attorney for Mr.
Walsh to Mr. Brady, setting forth Walsh's demand.
The government objected to admitting the
letter.
After some argument Judge Wylie said: "This
is unprofessional, II there is no other objection in
the world."
Mr. Hankie said the letter came from Mr. Brady.
"I will not permit counsel,'" said Judge Wylie,
"who was once employed for anybody to surrender
their correspondence."
This brought Mr. Totten to his feet, who said:
"I beg of your honor not to talk that way about
me, 1 did not offer the letter. It is a letter I sent
to New York to (Jen. Brady. It 1s his property,
and I have never seen It from that time to this."
"It 13 unprofessional to offer it," said Judge
Wylle.
Mr. Henkle stated that th? letter was not offered
by Mr. Totten; that It was obtained from Mr.
Brady, and Mr. Totten had nothing to do with It,
and the matter was certainly not unprofessional
"I am satisfied th*t you are rlwht," sail the
court, alter reflection. "I am perfectly satisfied
about that."
Mr. Merrick then urged his objections to the
letter as incompetent testimony.
The court sustained the objection an! refused to
admit the letter. The defvncc noted an exception.
Bills PftKsed in the House To-day.
Under the "Pound" rule the following bills were
passed In the nous? of Representatives this arternoon:
By Mr. R^ed, from the committee on 1u HilaryProviding
that bids in the War department shull
be accompanied by guarantees.
By Mr. Townsend (Ohio), from the committee on
commerce?Altering the laws-r latlv* t-i the construction
of bridges over the Ohio river so as to
oblige the main span to be 500 feet wide, and making
rurther provls.ou for the protection of navigation.
By Mr. Williams of Wisconsin, from the committer
on foreign affairs, establishing diplomatic relations
with Persia; and authorizing the appointment
of a consular general to that country wiih
an annual salary of fs,000.
Frank Jarkttou, the Outragvr.
SirrOSKD to br in rkei>kklcksbl"r?j, va.
Nothing has been heard from Frank Jackson,
the colored man charged with attempting to rape
the little girl, Nellie Morrison. The chief of police
of Fredericksburg, VaM Mr. J. E. Stone, sent
a dispatch here yefterday requesting a
full description of him, which was sent,
and to-day a dispatch was received from
police headquarters stating th.-.t the police of that
city have a man detained there answering the description
all except the color, which Is given as
gingerbread color. The color of Jackson is almost
co il black. Our police hope to have him in a short
time.
The >?'\v (iovcrnnu'Ht Bonds.
applications for exchange ok 3^ '*er cents
for 8 per cents.
There were over one thousand packages of 3jtf
per cent bonds received at the Treasury department
to-day for exchange Into the new 3 per cent
bonds. It is Impossible as yet to make anything
like a correct estimate of the amount of the offers
of surrender so far received. Three packages
postmarked Philadelphia contained nearly
f3.000.000 bonds each. A package w.<s received
from Cincinnati to-day containing 1320,000 In 3*
per cents. The great majority of the
applications bo far received are postmarked
"August 1, J?82, 10 a. m.," showing the great
desire for priority, and there Is considerable curiosity
to know which of the holders will secure
the desired low numbers. While the details of the
plan for determining the awards of priority are
not yet completed, It is pretty well established
that it will be done by lottery. The drawings will
be made by a disinterested party, who will be unable
to make any discrimination, If he so desired.
The packages will be numbered, and opened by
lot. It Is expected that all the preliminaries will be
arranged by the 20th Inst., when the work of
awarding the numbers of the new bonds will be
begun. Many of the surrendered bonds have been
returned because they were mailed before the
proper time, and others because they were not
properly assigned and certified.
The Hoy Preacher in Trouble.
The boy preacher, Rev. Thomas Harrison, who
Is well known in this District, has been conducting
meetings at the Loveland camp ground. A
Cincinnati dispatch states that he left on Wednesday,
two days l>efore his engagement, on account
of a difficulty between the evangelist and the
ladles. It seems that the latter had collected *500
and erected a cottage, which they presented to
the preacher. Resold It forf200. and the campmeeting
people felt hurt that ne had shown so
little appreciation or their kindness and had displayed
such a mercenary spirit. The ladles had
given him no deed witn the cottage, and it was
tnelr evident Intention that Mr. Harrison should
only make use of it while at the camp. They have
decided to give It to one of the bishops, but Mr.
Harrison returns not.
Death of Dr. w. II. Mcssey.?Gen. Mussey has
received information oi the death at Cincinnati,
Ohio, on Tuesday, the 1st, at fi p.m., of his brotner,
Dr. W. II. Mussey, iroman apopletlc or paralytic
stroke, received on Monday while In attendance
on a patient. Dr. Mussey was for a time on duty
In this city during th<- late war. He married In
the spring of lv57 Miss Caroline L'.ndsly, d ?uirlit?-r
of Dr. Harvey Lindsly, of this city, who survives
him, and had by her two children, one of whom
died in infancy; the other is nw a student at
Yal-i college. Dr. Mus ty was born in H inowr, j
N. II.. September 30, isi8, and at the time or his '
death was the oldest living child o; the late Prof. I
Reuben I). Mussey. Dr. W. 11. Mussey was In :
early life engaged in mercantile p'ir-uttsin B< ston,
and, removing to Cincinnati, w- nt Into business
th re, which proved unsuccessful. He then
studied uu dlclne, ..nd in 1B-H graduated at the
Ohio Medical college. He subsequently studied In
Paris, and am< .nc his fellow students in that city i
was Dr. D. R. IMgner, of this city. He settled in I
Cineinn >t1 on his return and soon rose to a high
rank in his profession, devoting hims if chl- fly to
surgery. He was regarded as one of the f -reii'iost
surgeon? of the country. He was accurate in his {
diagnosis and bold though prudent In his opera-!
tlons, and of a readings* of. resource that more
than once snatched victory from threat- ned de
ft- r. Dr. Mussey was one o: Che early metub n <?f
the Ohio State Historical Society; v...? .-rv-r,-. 1 ,
times vice-president of the American M-dical As- i
sociatlon; waj prominent In the school board of j
oincinflati, fir wnJdi he was more than once pre-i- i
dent; and he'establlslied as a branch of the Public j
Library of Cincinnati the Mussey Medical and S. ientifl
Library, to which he gave several thousand '
valuable and rare medical and scientific books and
pamphlets. During the rebellion his services w re
of great value to the government. After leaving
the army he was for a period surgoon-cenerul of
Ohio.
C. Irving Ditty to be Collector in Maryland
The President has decided upon the appointment
of Mr. C. Irving Ditty as collector of internal w.
nue for tiie third district of Maryland. He will be
nominated this aiternoon or to-morrow.
- Special Commissioner to theHot Springs. ?mr.
Alonzo Bell, recently Assistant Secretary of the
Interior, was to-day appointed special commissioner
to visit the Hot Springs^rkansis,and reoort
upon the condition there. Durinir the past four
years Mr. Bell has h id tills matter under his
supervision, and he is therefore familiar with all
tlii details. He will prepare a report incorporating
all the facts in regard to the springs, the
management of the hotels, and everything else
about which there have been complaints made
from time to time.
Boatswain Wm. fl. Frary has been suspended
from rank and duty for one year on furlough pay,
in accordance with the finding or the court-martlaL
He was attached to the Adams.
The Star ltoute Detente*
From the Phils. Times, Aug. 2.
The defendants In the star route cases must
hare great ralth in their ability to shut up the
eyes of both the jury and public, Judging by the
nature of the evidence they are producing. The
line of defense so far reminds one of the ordl!;bad
boy, who when caught in some pett- violation
of parental commands points t-j vj, POm
rades In mischief and blubbers out tj,V m>*
that they made him do it * assertion
This childish style of defer> neither win
SSFSffiiSS d%er!Z ?nr^0dy Who SE,rJB
- no hut ex-Senator
Mitchell, Mr. > &le^UQe and a dozen others exerted
themsti'vs to '^.?t for their constituencies greater
postal faCicries, and that thry produced yards of
petitions troin all sorts of people, asking In the
most emphatic terms for these privileges. Neither
Is t';.ere any crime In this, nor wouJ0 there have
been any crime In expediting the routes when
needed under the law.
But the testimony of Walsh and Rerdell explicitly
goes to show that Mr. Brady, acting as Assistant
Postmaster General, expedited routes
when he was paid twenty per cent cr more of the
compensation appropriated therefor and that he
did not do It otherwise. It is also shown that in
the instance of Walsh's contract the expedition
was withdrawn and contract finally annulled
when Walsh refused to contribute the share of
plunder demanded by Brady.
These ar^ direct charges, and they establish beyond
a doubt the criminality of Brady and probably
of others unless this testimony can be broken
down. If the defense have the means to do this it
la all they need to trouble themselves about, and
If they have not it isnt worth while to beat about
the bush in the childish manner they are now
undertaking to da Judge Wvlie, In his rulings
yesterday, very clearly defined the vital point in
the Easft and properly ruled out the irrelevant
testimony of Mr. Key.
Let the defense bring their ingenuity and skill
to bear on the real point at Issue and prove that
the testimony of Walsh and Rerdell is unworthy
of creddnbf, for, falling In this, no matter what
the verdict of tb? jury -may be the public will belleve,and
believe rtofilT>My,too,U>?t*r. Brady and
his little hand of faTottd colleagues 4W inspire
to defraud the government of laree sums aftd tnat
they succeeded In getting away with me plunder.
Tlte people wbuld like to see fttstlce meted out to
these-ooMBal aeomdrels in the same proportions
as it is executed upon the petty thieve* who rob
tills and breaks safes.
4K
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KominaiUm T?hV>k) .
The President H-.-ct tip following nominations !
the Senate to-day:
TKEASrKT.
?,C;.Irv'nc n!'tv-to ** collector internal rrvenu*
*1 district of HaiTland.
SJ5-,5TSK* '? " ? C ?'^n
"'m ,0 <x "W .
rw,? ?""
'S'^r6' l ? ?<??
tri"t o? oJSK"" C & ? ??
State?Wm. Waldorf Astor, of X?w York to ha
enrojftr^r, and ndnister plenipotentiary
Win Lowber Welsh, of Pennsylvania, to be r &
con sul at Florence.
chaplain^1100*** W. Barry, of Kansas, to be post
ro^TM *?nKa.
Henry S. Lawrence, at Newport, Tt.
! H m. n. Cole, at Boonriile, N. V.
\Nm. M. Parks, at Clierty Vale. K insts.
TI1K XKW YOKK STOCK MARK ITT.
The following are tit* onenlmr and clos!n7 prleoa
ct tl<e New \ork Stock M irk<?t t-mi.iv, m report?!
by special wire to n. n lkKlge, ** J5th strr't
Aam*. O. C. j .Vame! j ft c"
Cen. Pacific... j?ss n. a \vTprJf7 rscv
, 0 1,1 North Pac . ??, 50\,
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rV^IT" S** Nrttthw.*.,t . !!ji# 146
rw A 1 i?ut A West.. ??v
11 1 k ? ' Par>- Wm" 4-*'S 4ft V
{In /? a " 15ft* ,N*V ll * E ...! **
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h^ _ 4,1 ? -lO\ M. PaUl iiit t ittW
T " W>V* St- P??l P?'f . Utti* IXk
T i-lUl *" St. P. AOma'ia Mv ?>8u
Like Shore.... H?\, n? Do. pref liov niw
yh'o ,> ? S *?VT??. Par ... MS nj
U Lr* 1*2 'l>1 TcX. P. Pdg"tB (ih
? ,,A ' 1* 41 I nlon p?c ... h;l u<l'
M<. I at'lflc .. . 10#^ 10. , Wab. Pac 8vv
V .T.i entra1 H ?. Wab Pac. p'fl. ?** *,
V \. central. isi\ 137^ Wtm. Union..' 90 m>
Tiif Presh>kkt'8 Visit Nokth.?It is probable
that the President will visit New York n xt week
should Congress adjourn by next Tuesday.
Increase of Emiubatios.?'The chief of tile h*.
rcan of statistics r? ports that the number of Unralcraiit?s
arrived ilurlnc the ye?r w..s 7>??),ou3, i*?ing
i!'is^rv11^rr,tl'u'' ?,ur,,'< J>"> Prt vl us * ,-,,r in the
r,! couatrv. it e*cmr--i the number
du.m^ the preceding fiscal year by ii?,5;s.
- - ?
Political Mniim.
CONORBfSIONAI. NOMINATIONS ^'tSTTHPAT.
Nominations for Cougn-ss won- ma le as follows
yestonlsy: j. Warren Kelf? r (rep.>, 8'h Ohio; o
K. Singleton (dem.), 4th Mississippi; Thomas' P.
Devereau* (ln?L), 4th North Carolina; o. II. Iiuckner
(dem.), 7th Missouri; j. j. Fluley (dem ), si
Florida; J. H. Holland (greenhacker), ?th Iowa;
Van II. Manning (dem.), 21 Mississippi; James
barren, 1st l .wi; 11 t. Fr^ertelc
( a Ail.), oth low a. The 11th Iowa district repuMN
can congressional convention, alter sixty-nine
balluta without result, adjourned.
8TATB OONVKKTIOKS.
The Iowa republicans yesterday, at I>, s Moines,
nominated the following ticket: J. A. T. Hull, the
present Incumbent, for secretary of state; for auditor,
J. L. Brown, Smith McPherson, for attorney
general; Judge Leever?, for judge of the supreme
*??"- A resolution Indorsing the administration
of 1 resident Arthur waa adopted.
The Indiana democratic convention at Indlan i.
polls yesterday was called to oitW by WUUam II.
English. Ex-Gov. Thoinan A. Hff^lnricB
a pi itform, which was adopted. The following
candidates were nominated; For secretary of
h' y\' K, v,yers; for MtU)rnpJ" P?-neral, Francis
1. Hard; clerk of the supreme couit, Slmoti P
shtTin; superintendent or public Instruction, .lohn
u. Jlco|?b; Ju>lge of the supreme court, first
judicial district, Hon. W. K. Nlblack; second dlstrtct,
Judge o. W. Hawk; fourth district. Judge
There were two republican conventions in ses.
slon at Atlanta, <J i., yesterday, one was presided
over by a. Pledges, the chairman of the stats
central committee, and the other was hea l?*d bj
the executive committee and certiln republicans
known as the Oeorgla syndicate. No nominations
were made.
At a meeting of the New York stste republican
committee yesterday It was decided to hold the
M ?te convention at Saratoga, September aitlL ___
1 he representation will b<- the same as last year.
namely, 496 <"^*1^ It was stated hy some ot
the members ?n t the commute*' adjourned that
it had been r. <w4ved to pay the expenses of (Jen.
Curtis in the re?-ent proctvdlngs against him in
the 1 nlted States courts.
The Illinois green back erg, at Peoria, yesterday,
nominated Daniel McLaughlin for st.it<- treasurer
fnfitru^tlo* 1I- lliib '?r sul,crlIiU'ndcnt of public
The woman's suffrage party or ohlo held a st ite
convention at Columbus yesterday, which was
attended by a number or proi. ln nt lad!.* it
Was decided to effect county and township <?rg-.nUatlons,
an I to carry on the agitation by the machinery
usually etnployed fty political parties.
Mce President David Davis has arranged to pay
the Ix.ard and all other expenses of Mrs. M:?ry
?easey, of \\ Umlngton, I?el., the widow of his late
protege, dui ln^ the remainder or iier life.
Kradf ^w I>niitM|fii?K U llTW
Waph. Cor. Bultimore I>ay.
More than the usual interest in the stir-route
trial was manifested tr?-day and to-night. The
details have been freely discussed, resulting In a
general concurrent opinion that tWe . ..unsel for
?i . defendants cominltt-1 a fatal mistake tor
taelr t lleuti cause In calling to the wltu*'ss-stan4
Mr. Huell, editor of the Dr. dy Journals, the Critic
and the Co/./vif. T!.e pros.-ctitlon. In the skillful
bunds of Mr. Merrick, brought out from Bu< il's
testimony some facts m st damak"!ng alike to
au.l twfti! *-s. It Is a>!*?ri<'<| by h ?mp us
a fa.-t. and be.i. v d generally, tu.>t Drady's
counsel would not have called Du li to the stand
ir tic1} ha-l re it b<-llev?*d thut the court would refuy
to :.dmtt his evidence, and Bu-n was evldently
tak- n by suri>ri e Ms to the general t oi,e
'!?. Slr; y, rrl,k's searching cross-ex nnlnatlr>n.
1 ne Me 1 has obtaln.M that Mr. Merrl. k will not
i>ress Lis rule ior cont nipt as to Hu-11. Helm,
H rris ft ill.,??f the 1'rHn' ditorl.il and publishing
'ore , but I havii authority fr >iu Mr. Merrl k for
s .> . .^r that at the t or Vision of ti?? pending trial
ri"t onlj will this rul- Tor co!;te;npt be pros?'CUt?'d,
but, !n addition to that, the parties n.itu'*d, wiih
Brady, arc to l?e indlet- l 1 r all.ve^ un,,n
Kk-Attorney <?. :;t-r Mai c. : . v.; s iasU?r
? ii'Tai Jamns :in<5 s??ni otlcr-,including the witness
\\ iis.j. Mr. Merrick s.iys he Las tlioicu^nly
^nnimnrrl the ir,w nn?l the le^al ]ireced?-ntk .nd
linds ample authority to sustain tne pendiu>r proceedings
for cuntenifit.
iankee Ingenuity Hkearukd. ? Am^ng t!ie
awards to exhibitors i.t t he Hit matlonal l-ctrlcal
i-.\iiiblt!on at the Crystal paia e, Loudon, were
the following: A dlplon.;. of 1. .n..r 1.. the AngloAm<*rican
Cable company; a gold medal to Prof.
1. A. Ldtson, for lighting apparatus, ac.; h jjold
meliltothe Anglo-American Brush Ll,:ht cornpiny,
lor the brush dynamo machine end arc
lamp; a col l medal to the Whit House mills of
Hoosuc, N. Y., for a dynamo machine; a cold
nu-dsl to the D.rect I'nit'd st ite* Cublecompany:
a gold medal to Prof. A. f- l?olbear, of Boston, for
nn electro static telephone, an 1 :t silver nutl il to
the Philadelphia Dynamite company. Numerous
awards to Ilr.tish exhibitors were made.
MHII,
CREAMFB. On Aumuit 3. 7 55 .!?.. WILI.IK,
iuf-nt wn of .tallies and t.luliia Cn-auivr, a^rfld
two years and two days.
A voice we ln\e i?i *ilt-nt tirnr.
We uoe hl? \acant eha.r;
All dreary are our fomIh. and sad.
For W jibe in not ln-n-.
Funeral from the ie*l<ieii<v ?if bin trrau'lparents. (i2S
Maryland avenue aouthw?at, I ri iay. Auwust 4tU, at 2
p.m.
PEABSON. On Wednesday. Aianif-t the 2d. 1??2. at
his late re-idence < ?>mer 4tU and K *tre-:? BOttt ww
CH AKLES PEABH< ?X. aired iifty- four y. aw. <2,
b?wn a resident <.f thin city for the |.aet*years,
thoutrb fonuer'y of New York ei*" " JM * "
Funeral wrvicti wi'l take 1 lace fr.- V - ,
Conceptioo church on lri-\ay.
o'elot-k p. m. All friends of fC. ! v.
invite i to attend. f*X-d> are re*i?ttfui y
STILSON. Sudden'' a , 1Q~
LIZZIE, wif(jr?( ?? t? i. * 1^?2.
mt : ' --S StUHon.
her brt-":. V? .Alvu?,t A^2- mt tUo residence of
J M <*hhe. in orante. X.
vj* -iZ/Jlt PROt f, widow of the iat>-Jim>. K:m Muitb,
' S- A., and daiu^liUT of Jonathan Pront, for rsoriy
of Wa^mu^ton. D. C., now of Brooklyu, New
Vork.
SYPHAX. On Wednesday. Aiuiih' 2. lHso, a> 5.35
p.m., M AliFL LullSE Kll'HA\. youucMtchild o(
Charles Sy; has. a*red six years one mouth and hfu*n
days.
""Sofad.# the lovaly b'oonifn*flower,
r ran, smiilnw eola<?>- of an h*>ur
So aoon our transient comforts fly,
And pleasure* only bloom to dleT
Her funeral will take pi?c?- from her fath-r's reiilaence,
No. 1616 Madisou ?tr?vt northat 4 i>.m.
<w Fnday, Ainrurt 4. ltelativu? and fneiiil> are ra?i?e\'tfully
n v ited to attend.
UNDERTAK ERS.
JObtPH QAWLEH. " ~
GEMiKAL FCBXIRHtNO UNDERTAKER,
1700 Pennsylvania aveuue northwest. Terms moderate
and e\er> Uuuif tirst-cuuM. leiuphoue couu?.*tiou. mli
OiLN iL WKJUHI.
rNPERTAKF.R.
1S37 Tiniu bnucn Noam wr.
Telephone Connectioa. did
a CGU8TPS PrRGf>ORK
A Fl'RNlSHiNii UVDEBTAKEB, i
No. 31r> Peunsylvama avenue 1 irUiwotC t<etw?en 34?nl
4 V- streeta. Ev*:ryth.'iijr ur?t -c^an*. Jan Ik
pOH THE SUMMER
PALMERS C~
AMEUICAN 1
GINGER ALB.
Retail Price One Dollar ($1) Per Dom*.
Wm Rale by Dealen and br ttw Maunfaciaaw. < J
81 M L C, PALMER J|
nr-Telepfauste roaaicUoa. M
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