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WEBB, BACON Il co. offer Tor sale
w sUGARs-2O hhds 81 CroiI
los hhts Porto Rico
100 do New ORLEANS
~ boxes Loaf
Is bb,s Crushed and Pulveused
II uctees and 20 half do. New Otean. Clsrpdsd
Is boxes Hayauna
MOLASSES-SO hhi- Porto Rico
20 hhts and Is tsrccs Tnnilad
go hhds Carlenss
COFFEE-4up bags Rio
500 bSrs Iaguayn
les bags Java
CANDLES-55 botvs Sperm
10 boxes Stcauc
50 boxes Iuh's Pstent Tano~
- boxes Talow
Castle, Brown and shNVins soap
zoo kegs Cut Nails and nnds
2 TONS Buscrcd steel
Hoop lion
20 tons Nova Scotia Grind stone,
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
: baes shrc Thread
40 packages Gun Powder lea
RackTca
~ bbs Sperm Lamp Oh
~ bbiS Tanners On
zoo urrccs ThomastNu Iim-
100 dorm rairtcd Bucsrts
Nr,tsof WONiwaw
- ucgecs Rice
So bhs cider ' nrgar
- hhds Bacon sides
IS hhds 60 shoulder.
500 hh- \. q Cut Ietungs
100 Dos Psnty Roe 10
- hhls Sha1
Rnsn-Tlr
Sptuts 1urpennne
Letter. Writing AMI Wrapping Papat au 9
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Il %OLDNER,

10 . N|sI IAlW "TTT1
~ AVE in store, and for sale on reasonable
III terms, a EeheIalasnrmcn OF all kads Foreign and pomes-
tie Wines and Liquors by wholesale AID retail They have at all
tunes on hand !, 3, 5, 10, Is and 20 gall demlohns and unets aud
will put mp in good order any quantity that NAV be wanted.
Keepers Of pubhe houses IN the country and perous wanting a
goot article for their own use, wolld do wei 10 give thtm a call Re
fore purchasing a. they MAJ rest assured that any Liquor they may
s.l will Prov N be a genlIne article. a ~
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A .OOK TO YOUR INTEREST," The sub.


AND Y g..
"M. o is prepared, as usual, TO do all
w kinds e Uphostenng and House Furnishing, Ia the hest
siyle and at the shortest notice. His stock OF elegant Furnrurr,
Paper IanrinFs, Bcds Maias ses WiBdow Blinds md Sh.dcs rs large
and complete. fapeThAneing done with despatch and "a the best man
nsr. Those who have not examined his stoeh thus .pnnE will do
veil To call before purchasing swbere. a. ~
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TIN. MO- ANN



9DUFN THE subscriber ~ md
teePseoRSanuy oakland At wholesale and re
un and At the lowest p-oet,
S86kEy Pain anilsPan Tin Ware Of svery dc.eup
ia ton.
eGS-JSEk Also, = scaiyaney of Stoves, designed for
kSs~SC13@ burning either wood or coal
S@zSnE stove PIPES and every other article IN his
N lrJ, made to oricr at the shourstuuuee.
- s26 TITUS e. RICE.
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SALT.
Lil TrIK. I,ITTI
BUILDING HARDWARE.

ME offer for sale, On moderate terms. the fol
w lowing articles. N winch We invite the attention Of Build
ere and Mechanic generally.
Al. Pufeys. Butt a.d Parliament Hinges an sizes.
TarpeEi'rs Patent Knob Locks MDrire and Closet L1~t-
Knot aut Thumb LatshCs, BoI 49, Screw, Finishing NaIs
Buri F.s,G rEB, SAuto r Hooks SlsI cord
Patent sash FaHsunrt sash -l1ng-. &c.
tuI4 n. = n ] UgEgAN
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fAlLS. Judd's and New Bedford blcached
Lamp OIL, warranted of superior qualify. constantly Tor ale
hy us a. AGENTS Of Ma manufacturers
oc 22-i.t DAVENPORT ALIEN 90
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SrATE NJ MAITLAND.
Bans % 'uy. To wiz
HrH rm'm0c.r "a. Ir1t0 on us % Day orJanuary 1916. before me,
ihc sularnbcE a juure NJ The ". Gel of fI statr. tn and for the
cfy aiHcfaf. prrsnraIy appeared B.GHict q o. Green. and made
liih on 'hr IIoJ Ev71e"y OF Aim.Hy God. That t- matters and
iaet 'ci forth in ODD" lD0yC ANNEXED certificate. 1rc Ius and true aa
'l'' 7"NW before JESSE CLOUD, j. r.
H'n' publication should meet metyc ofany one who. IN the in
drcf'uon and impwtoncc attendant on yoIgi. should have brought
on hmasliauy uf tc evil aHg'oi tn above. FOO ,urb The prnrb
Doctor oilers hu "rIcss, and pied o.. the most h5-lrlbs ss,,sry-
I' believes t1t Do hH ths means Of rrcIyinr their rrarn~s.
n'd ~ ob1innE for them a permanent euro. or no charge re-
guIrrI.
W Rrufmbrr, Dr. HUEr. or no French Medical House. &c
s0u1 iriar,E street near ID street. Two trs,s b.g-s The b,1.r d
Adyrr daily from . a. m. o. 30 d. m.
Balum,fr, Sept o. 1876. tv
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SJGAK.-2O finds. Porto R.ro and OncaD
- sugar' pan .iuery prime. !orrl. BY
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Ff'HIlH| TaV' u-I1 HWlTdfH 90 Dc FubscrUCf n iI FnnsIn
iattus Exhibition. For -ar, wholesale and retail. b. ts pro
TrfDf JULES HAuEL,
Pcr1mer and Chemist, 80 south % s.ltct
Below Cfcanui. rhfrfrfrl4.
Farmers OF Virginia.
~ RNLOCk SOLE LEATHER.

~ u1fs weights Uemlors Sole Leather. good"
goo sides b,svy oegbu nrufn,k Sole Leather aopIa
200 Do DO 10 DO, good tam4geH
fofHnr BY ur 80 WILLIAMS a UANAIL.
GIGAHS-ss bhi. Porto REQ. st. Cfotaud New orleans
- % boxes brown Hayan
o. b0tss Loaf
hbIs cmsh,I
Infefcsf clsr0aI. T1r sll. by
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THE DAILY UNION.

and wealth Of the autocrat. And where is il ON sea
that American enterprise has not reached Pacific
ocean steam navigation was introduced by the co.
erprising exertons Of Wheelwright, an American
and a relative Of the Perkins family.
Mr., Brown, the newly-eected member Of Parlia-
meni, is cousin Of Nj. Brown, Of this city, the
highly respectable and much-esteemed head Of
Brown, Brothers, & Goa house universally
known and confded in.
The thermometer rose to $50 in Boston yesterday.
Here II stood at about $40.
A report has reached here that the blockade at
buenos Ayres is to be, or was already, raised
The Caledonia will not bring definite information
us to the result Of the English crops as harvesting
- not general in England ill from the 18th to the
18th instant
The stock market was down to-day. The fall
ing OF was about equal TO the rise yesterday.
800 bales Of cotton sold at about the following
rates. The tendency Of the market was up
wards
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INTERESTING,
Aug II

ITO the Editor OF the Union: The late
L high pressure upon your columns being some-
what relaxed, | would request the insertion of the
following statement of cases. selected from number
treated by me since my adoption of Coad's safely
graduated eectro-gavanic apparatus, in connection
with my portable vapor bath. Reference will be
given to any OF the persons mentioned where nfor-
nation on any case is desired.
Commodore - was brought to my establish
men suffering under an excruciating attack of pout
fortunately before it had time to locate ITSELF which
he thought, however, was approaching his stomach
The paroxysm, which usually lasted two or three
weeks at time, was driven to the extremities and
completely subdued in twenty minutes, without any
return.
Mrs. - had her sight and hearing entirely
restored, both of which had been much affected du-
ring distressing complaint in the head
Mr. -. Constipation of the bowels, which
resisted all the usual applications in the late very hot
weather, promptly and efficiently relieved.
Miss -. Painful tumor forming on the left
limb directly behind the knee-jont, protruding about
an inch and tender as not to bear the sIiehtes,
pressure. The tumor was completely scattered
and the joint left perfectly sound without suppura-
ton. ..-. &. .s.' q. .s. -. ~ .a ~ ~ ~
Mr.. ------, laboring under external and internal
weakness, and want of action in the digestive Or
gans and lower extremties, (having previously used
the BATH had forced through the in testines
by the galvanic current FIVE masses of indura,ed
matter OF the size and appearance of walnuts afford
ing him great and immediate relief
Several severe cases of rheumatism, prostraton
OF the nervous system, &c, successfully treated.
The continued countenance of former medical
friends and patrons of this city is respectfully re-
quesed; and their instructions Gas of old) strictly
attended to. BOYD REILLY
August l7-3t
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
August II, 1876.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

March 6, 1886.
Sin: DESTROYS that the numerous and able corps
employed at the National Observatory at Washing
ton may produce results important 10 maritime sci.
ence and TO the navy, approve your course in ma.
KING the series Of astronomical observations more
Immediately necessary for the preparation of a nau.
teal almanac.
The country expects, also, that the observatory
Will make adequate contributions 10 Astronomical
science. The two most celebrated European cata-
logues Of the stars, "Bessels Zone Observations
and Strives "Dorpat Catalogue Of Double Stars, 81
having extended only TO fifteen degrees south of the
equator, and the Washington observatory, by its
geographical position, commanding a zone Of fifteen
degrees further south, and being provided with ali
Instruments requisite for extending those catalogues
you are hereby authorized and directed to enter
upon the observation Of the heavens commencing at
the lowest parallel Of south declination which you
may find practicable. You will embrace in your
catalogues all stars--eyen Of the smallest magni-
tude-which your instruments can accurately OBJ
serve You will, when convenient make duplicate
observations Of stars for each catalogue; and, when
time permits, you will determine with precision, by
the meridian Instruments, the position OF the prnci-
pal stars IN each pair or multiple Of stars.
simultaneously with these observations you will,
as lar as practicable, determine the positions of such
stars as have different destinations or right ascen-
sions assigned to them in the most accredited ephe-
merides.
You will, from time to time, report directly to this
department the progress Of the work
Respectfully, yours,
1t M. F. MAuRr,
Superintendent Of Observatory,
Washington.
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Ell &c ON s .
ILLINOIS.

ILLINOIS.
French (dem.) reelected governor over Ftzpat
rick (whig) by from 5000 to 10000 majority
The contest in the LIST district between Rober
Smith (dem.) and Trumbu (dem.) is close and
still undecided.
Second congressional distriet.-John A. MeCler-
nand (dem.) reelected without opposition.
Third congressional dshiei-Ths Charleston
Globe" Illinois, OF the 9th inst, says;
Contrary to our anticipations, the contest in this
district for Congress has been much closer than any
one supposed it would be. The wings with raIe
exceptions have supported Mclaughlin, and along
with them large number OF dissatisfied democrats,
Col Ficklin has been most Joully msrepresented in
relation TO his vote increase Of pay to volunteers.
and on the Cumberland road BILL yet we think that
the macontents and federalsts Of this district will
miss their mark, Notwithstanding the mysterious
manner they have electoneered to defeat him. The
vote an IA a. heard stands as follows;
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H. the 2Oth instant of the instructions Of the Secre-
fsy Of War, dated ths 26th ut., relative TO the dis
[bsrge Of certain regiments OF volunteers had al,
|rsdy on the 10th instantly advised YOU that should
Lol attempt to retain against their consent any Of
H. six-months volunteers. A large number, OF
hose composing General Smiths brigade had ex-
ressed wish 10 return home at the end of three
onhs before the receipt ofthe seeretarys instrue-
Ons; add sgresably to the views expressed in my
lommunieation OF the 10Th instant, should have
IIered their discharge, even without those nstrue-
ons. With them however il became double
law and you will see from my 'orders No, 9l'i OF
he 2lst instant, what measures have been taken for
d execution | think very few Of these volunteers
| m consent TO be mustered for twelve months"
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HIGHLY isspoaTANT
U. s. TELEoARrn oTpcr, 3 e,,,o...
From RaIIi0nrs A.. - 49,

us. TrIEeARrn oErer, s,,,oou
From Baltimore, AOss., n Isas
For The Washington Union:
BY an arrival at Philadelphia from Hsv.,.
whence she sailed on the 9th instant, integspes
has been received from Vera Cruz to the Sd instant
brought by the steamer Vesuyius. Ii is very sick
ly at Vera Cruz, there being 800 on the sick lls
Of the British and American squadrons together
Commodore Conner had run the Princeton under the
guns Of the town. and although they could plainly
see that the batteries were fully manned, she was
not fired upon. IL was afterwards ascertained that
the garrison was in state Of muuny, and refused
to obey orders.
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NOTICE.-ln 1880, the last will Of Thomas
IN Pentecost was admitted to record in Dinwid-
die county, in the State of Virginia He left his
tate to his wife Mary Penecost during her life, and
at her death to be equally divided between his broth
er William (who, il is known to the subscriber,
lately died in Georgia. and the testators three
tiers, Nancy Jackson, Elizabeth ST. John, and
Martha DiaIs. In May last, Mary Pentecost died.
At the request Of William Pentecost, in his lifetime,
and Of his son since his fathers death, | have
taken charge Of the estate Of Thomas Pentecost.
Any one knowing where either of the sisters resides
or If dead who is entitled to her estate will greatly
oblige by giving me the information.
r. r, COLLIER,
Aug. 5-3aw4w Petersburg, Virginia.
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BY WIN. MARSHALL, Auctisneer.
furniture and bar ix

IL tures.--On Thursday morning, the goth in
slant, at III O'Clock, shall SELL at the house of Mr.
5. Woodward, south side of Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets, general lot of house
hold furniture and bar fixtures, viz:
Mahogany sideboards and bureaus
Dining, card, and breakfast tables
Bookcase, cane and wood chairs, clock
Feather beds, bedsteads, bedding, and mat
tresses
Washstands, looking glasses, and carpets
Shovel and tongs, lamps, candlesticks
Template stove, iron ware, and crockcry
Counter, liquor kegs, oyster boxes
Decanters, tumblers, demijohns, jugs
Also, billiard table, balls, ques, &c.
With variety ofarticles not enumerated.
Terms at sale.
..... VIM. MARSHALL,
Aug. l5--dts Auctioneer
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l,5OO barrels Genesee Flour sold to-day at
81 81 This is tho lowest stage it has reached I'M
der the blessings of home market, secured bv the
tariff of l642, still existing.
About 10000 bushels mixed western corn sold
at from 81 SO cents.
1000 bushels western red wheat sold at 80 cents
in store
900 bushels white corn, North Carolina, for
milling, sold at 81 cents.
Sterling bills for the steamer were sold to a fair
amount, and closed firm at 8! per cent.
Frelghts TO Liverpool continued firm.
The packet-ship Liverpool, for Liverpool, and the
paeket-shiT Zurich, for Havrs, sail on Monday
next
Yours &c q
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The Vice President, Mr.. Dallas, returned to this
city yesterday from his visit to Philadelphia, and
left Washington again this morning to rejoin his
family at the Warrenton springs. We arc happy
to understand that Mr.. d. was received in Phade
pha with a courtesy and a cordially which become
one of tho most polished cities in the Union.
Last week there were between 900 and 400 Wis.
ters at the Warenton springs. On Wednesday
last there were 70 arrivals. There will probably
be in the course of this week more than 500 vsiters
The society is represented as charming
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Hon LOUIS McLANE.--The merchants of New
York are making arrangements to express, in an
appropriate manner, the high sense which they en-.
terrain Of the value and importance of Mr. McLanes
exertons in bringing the Oregon question to a set
clement, and maintaining the peace OF the world.
The arrangements are expected to be on a splendid
scale, and well worthy Of the merchant princes Of
the metronnIis of merica Ball Sun.
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NOTICE.--W committed to the jaiI of
IN Washington county, ID. c., on the 5th July,
l946, as runaway, negro man, who calls himself
JOHN CREW. He is black, about five feet 81
inches high, and about forty years Of age He
seys he is free, and was born in Hanover county,
Virginia, and was set free by Mrs Allen, formerly
Mrs. Watson of said county, and that he lived with
Jude d Muir, in Richmond, Virginia, and that he
obtained his free papers in Richmond in 1923, when
a Mr. Henning was clerk Of the court. He has
had his right leg broken, which has left large
on it. He has scar on the right side Of his neck,
which he says he has received since he left Rich.
mond.
The owner or owners of the above-described me-
gro man are hereby required to come forward,
prove him. and take him away, or he will be sod
for his prison and other expenses, as the law d.
reefs
RoBT BALL, Jsiler,
for
A. HUNTER, Marshal.
Aug l5--1swu
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Wentworth (dem) reelected to Congress over
Kerr, by more than 1000 majority, in the 4Ih dis
trict. Turner (dem.) supposed be elected in the
9th Tor Mormon) district, over Knox, (whig.) In
the 7h district (the only wing district in the state
which is represented by Baker (whig,) Abraham
Lincoln, (whig,) has in sangamon county alone, a
majority of $50, where Bakers majority in 1874
was only 1913.
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MEXICAN MDEMNiTY.--In the diplomatic bill
passed by Congress provision is made for the pay
ment Of the fourth and fifth instaments and ten per
cent upon the award, with eight per cent Interest,"
from the time they were due. The certificates OF
indemnity will be presented to the treasury of the
United States and after receiving the record of the
amount Of payment, a government scrip, bearing
FIVE per cent interest, and payable in FIVE years,
will be issued.
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DITTENHoUsE AcADEMY.---The

DITTENHoUsE ACADEMY.---The
III thirteenth semi-annual term Of this institution
will commence on Tuesday, September |. The val
liable services of Professor Dovers, late of Paris,
are engaged for instruction in French, drawing, and
painting, and those Of MIR. VIM S. Giraffe Formerly
associated in this academy in the classical and
mathematical departments.
For terms, &c please apply to the subscriber at
his residence adjoining the academy, on Indiana
avenue, corner Of 81 street.
JOS. e. NoURsE.
Aug l5--3tvif
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GENERAL ORDER.

No person shall hereafter receive the appointment
81 naval constructor in the navy Of the United
States, unless he shall have been examined and ap
proved by board, to be designated for that purpose
by the Secretary Of the Navy.
No person shall hereafter receive the appointment
oil ooatswain, gunner, carpenter saimsker in the
navy Of the United States, unless he shall have been
examined and approved by board, to be designa.
ted for that purpose by the Secretary of the Navy
GEORGE BANCROFT.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
August II, 1876.
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DANK STOCK at public auction =

RANk STOCK at public auction On
- Thursday afternoon next the Goth inst, at half
past o'clock, the following stock, belonging TO a
nonresident, will be offered for sale at the auction.
rooms Of Robert w. Dyer, viz:
80 shares OF $40 each Of tho Patriotic Bank OF
Washington.
40 shares Of S25 each of the Bank of the Me-
tropolis. Terms cash.
r. w. DYER,
Aug II Auctioneer.
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INDIANA.
The New York Journal Of Commerce says:

The New York Journal of Commerce says
"The district composed Of Laporte, Porter, and
Lake counties has elected a WING to the Senate
which is a wing gain. The new Senate now stands
wings %, democrats 25, and two close districts
to be heard from, represented last year by demo-
Gratis
Lake and Porter elect wing representative
(gain.)
"Posey sends two democrats. Last year only
one. One democratic gain, but not a whig loss.
white, Pulaski, and Benton send democrat.
Same last year.
AS far as heard from, the House stands-49
wings, and 80 democrats. Thirteen members not
ascertained.
"VorEs voR ooyERSoR-0ur table Of II coun-
ties, published in our last, made Whitcomb's (dem-
oerat) majority for governor, thus far; 1893
III
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Curative Hercules.

TOAD'S admirable patent safey.graduated
~ electro-gavanic apparatus, united with the
medicated yapor bath Of the undersigned; being the
only ono calculated for the purpose. great ma
Threading remedy eaving no. bad effects behind,
Tor rheumatic or equity affections (curng, as well az
preventing return of psroxysms) nervous disorders;
including tic-doloureux, and partial loss Of sight,
hearing, and speech; complaints offemales constpa-
ZION Of the bowels, prompt relief) scrofuIa, &c,
See statements Of cases. and vouchers Of physicians,
at apartments on Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
sixth house east of the Market, nearly opposite
Browns Hotel. Attendance every day, at all hours,
previously fixed upon.
July 29-3awf BOYD REILLY.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

LINE bloOded mare at auctton.-On
IL Thursday, the Doth inst, | shall sell at 9 o.
clock, in front OF the Centre market, fine blooded
riding mare perfectly gentle, FIVE years old, and by
little training, would make fine riding animal for
lady
Persons wishing to purchase handsome and
good riding animal, will do well to attend the sale.
A. GREEN,
Aug l1--mw6t Auctione.r.\
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LNOR RENT.--A new house, with six rooms
IL and kitchen, on 18th street west, near l. street
north; apump Of good water in the yard. Possess
sion given Immediately, and rent moderate.
Apply to ALEXANDER BORLAND.
Aug, I5-3t
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Sehor Don Manuel Carvalo, whose arrival we
announced some days since, this morning presented
to the President his credentials, and was received as
envoy extraordinary and minister plcnipotenary of
the republic of Chile to this government
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Commodore Shubrck hoisted his broad pendant
on board the United States ship Independence, ly.
ing at Boston, on Wednesday. The ceremony
was marked by a salute from the navy-yard.
Commander Ogden has been ordered to her, in the
place Of Captain Lsvslette, detached and she will
sail in few days for the Pacific, via Rio Jsneiro
PhiL Sentinel
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DIED.

On Sunday morning, the 18th inst, SAMUEL
HUMPHREYS, chief naval constructor, in the
6Sth year of his age.
His friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from his late residence in Georgetown, on
Tuesday afternoon, at half-past 3 O'Clock.
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The Hon. George M. Dallas, Vice President Of
the United States, returned home yesterday after
noon from Warrenton Springs, Virginia, where
his family intend spending some time. He is in ex-
ceent heath-Phh Sentinsi Of Saturday.
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OFFICIAL.

Information has been received at the Department
Of State, from the consul of the United States al
Iamplco Of the decease in that city, on the LIST OF
April last, OF l.. d. Dentemoser, naturalized citi-
zen OF the United States. An inventory Of his eff
feets, taken by the said consul, has also been re-
ceived.
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A RMY LIST for 1916 - OfYiciaI Army
"A Register, the last issued for sale "a few copies
OF the edition only remaining) by F. TAYLOR.
frice 20 cents. Aug Is