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THE LARGE slZEs.We nud in looking through stock
i that we have in
100 large size "Aendale qnts all white which are wei! adopted
for hotels and boarding houses, and will be sold chenp
loo pairs fine and babets the proper izas for single
beds, ut low prices
With NAPKINS towels steengs Of ali kinda
New supplies daily
One pfoverbiaiiy low price osly.
Good articles, prices, fair dealing may be relied in all
PERRY h BROTHER,
"CentIal Sores,n west building,
Sep ll-6tdH Opposite Cenue Market
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All FIR fhe Sufferers.

CARLISLE (Pa,) Sept ia meeting in aid Of the suf
rers at Portsmouth and Norfolk held here last night
when committees appointed to raise relief fund -Four
hundred dollars have since been subscribed in two wards
the city,
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BY TELEGRA PHI.

Celebration of the Battle Of North Point
BALrIMonK September l2.-The anniversary of the battle
ofNorth Point being celebrated hcrs to-day with much
thusasm by military psrades, &c.
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MARYLAND Institute Exhibition.

THE eighth annual exhibition sSsrand
Maryland Tuesday, Goods will be received
sn S m aoS az 1s
me sen@S ps e he
preparation Of arseiss for display.
road and other e. for m g I'VE
All article. deposited the
exception being specimens
o. the nne ns, owned BY parties not holding acm as
sasosya s regulations and and s sn +
time applying he acinary Of the hHn John D
o,s' Sse1r. n sssss 1s' G. a H. psay v. sm
supsrniscssni-Iohn 8 Meredith
Sep a-eodet INTEL and ss'.
Ill PERSONS WEARING BLaCIx.--rhnse who desire
think thorough all fabrics that we nave
Bonsa.ns, ea,hmcros and Lyonese 'lo'
10 pieces mourning silks, .elec, styles
Mous.elines rhalys, gnshAns, and caIcoes
E%S,o'as s,sssi HANDS s'sss, &C. &C.
sona supply \. that new nsd desirable IN mourning
articles prices, dealing may relied on in all
Purchasers are invited themselves Of Die adya
80 PERRY q BROTHER,
Central Stores ives, building.
Sep 9-eos'd Opposite Centre Market.
HAVING psrchased mcrinoes early, we have fu,,
better secure scppy early as we are ASSUMED price. must be-
| 81 places josey or sack nanneis, Ill coors.
Our stock Of goods for family thoroughly
| sorted
price only which requisite that soil only
ruch then bills without waiting
repeatedly called IN.
Good Articles prices and fair dealing be relied
| cases. FERRY BROTHER,
Central Ssores,' Z ii
/ Rep 2--eteoif Opposite Genre Market,
New Books Taylor 81 nJsmryss
YELLOW Considered Relations; by Il. LIE Roche
1 l. m. ID. 2. vols. 81. r.
Elements OF Medicine; compendons pathology
therapeutics; the history and BY H.
Dickson, M. D., Ill. d. IS
Practical Trease The Diseases Of the Eye by w aacten
xe M. D. e5 95.
Pictures Of Europe by G. A. 81
1ppncou's Complete
tatnng notice Of nearly hundred fhousaod
Sep BOOKSTORE 9lt
j IPPINCOTTy Cen,picte ProfaouncinE Gazetteer or
Il the Weird Of nearly
i places %. Jmst published, and for sale al
i TAYLOR & MAURY,S
| sepli Rooksorr, street.
CULO0lEs Of Calhoun, Clay. snd Nvets'er-cssn-
~ piled nom official docuUcnssThs book, OF $50
bound can be furnished 10 purchasers at VI
Distant purchasers by emtra & have sir ale
sent thsis address by mail free Of postage
One hundred copies will by free of charge or
remittance Of SIS
i JOHN TRErfER.
Ang l2-dhcVoms Eleventh. street, Washington, u, q,
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scber formerly Of Richmond yiIsina having established
tenders bis services TO ca"sn,, upon The govern
for RE sc 'r lana
Having purchased The manuscripts Of the late David Darlington
the frs, auditors office in
,ss os public ocss Il virginia Thsse and The
from S wsn $ :. n. n
where tho claimant himself may BIO entirely
For claims March, siviss
d land who were 10 battle or who served fourteen a.ys HE
REFERENCES.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomae, virginia.
JANIS Heath, sie Pensions, Richmond
stafford II. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
iIs" samuel 81 c osnss' washington. SSs &C.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
March 7--dAcpiy. '''
NEW Goops FOR GENTLEmEN.-P. J. STEER MGR.
chant tailor hn. just received large and beautiful stuck
Is",on Of his customer. and The pubic.
.do" large and varied a STOCK q eIs. e and
eoods /. aIso very seec, and compem; suci, as
scarfs, crayais, stocks lies, gloves
sik cotton, and woolen unaer,birs arawers &C.
lie preraed make eo'hnc 70 order at short notice in
style Of un.upas ed eler,n and =, fair prices
No. Sss sevcntb street.
Sept 2-3tawif
TnE yellow. rs; ~ Dssss Ia ssss
MACKENZIE | vol .
Elements OF Medicine by Doctor 8. II. Dickson vol.
Sep FHAkCk TAYLOR
CENSUS Of 1850, one large qu.rto volume, bound in
y half Russa for sa.e few copies oa'y, Al - 80
SepS FkhNCk TAYLOR
JAMLIN HOUsE-Thc proprietor Of this respectfully
Ii public That entire
establishment Thursday 9th insnnf, pm s.
O'Clock will he appropriated for The benefit Of the Nor
folk and Portsmouth sufferers.
JOS HAMLIN,
| septIs Corner 10th stree, and Penn avenue
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Report of the Nardi Board.The report of the board Of
naval officers appointed under the act to promote the Elf
cheney navy having been submitted by the Secretary
Navy the President has by him been approved after
careful examination and reflection.
To hundred officers been removed from q
tive service and of these forty have been dropped
from the rolls entirely.
OF the csptainsl7 leave Of ABSENCE Is urlough
pay; droppeds
OF the tommanders-2l leave pay; Ia furlough drop
ped. -
OF the eutenauts-1s leave pay; 40 on THROUGH; 10
dropped.
OF the masters inclusive Of those in the line of promotion
Is leave pay 3 ON furlough dropped.
Passed midshipmen--2 on furough; II dropped.
We understand that circular orders will be issued in
short time the commandants of stations giving details
for the information of the navy, by which the public will
learn what changes have been made.
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posToN, September l2.The steamer Canada sailed for
Liverpool via Halifax day with IS passengers and Sill
in specie.
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CENSUS NJ 1852 one large qusrto volume, bound In
y half Russia, for sac, few copic. oa'y Al - 80
SepS FkANCk TAYLOR.
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Nv y. G. mc0UIrE, Auc,.oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMER UNIoN-on Thursday, Sep
tender 20 1885, Ia o'clock by
the lsh day Of June 55 and recorded liner
%, OF the Washing
county In tho stici fCoumba tho undersigned viii sell
public Pages wharf, of Seventh
called the Union, running ferry boat
between this city and Alexandria.
1hs hul 10 Washington city in tho 1879
lea length breadth OF beam "a feel inches depth mold 10
inches. All .4095
Her engine il ft
built by Smith Perkins Alex nnda Virgins
Shs either end foremost and for
Ing and unloading freight
One half the residue in
toriy- endorsed note, bearing interest
CHARLES @. MILLS 2r.
CHKls1oPHER iNG.E, i'"s''uh'
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
~ .
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MADE Ina Western Virginia. W here Wool is caerp
lu
fabrics penuuiy
We have received supply Of superior and bgh.
plaid lnseys,
hiso white twiicd anne excellent article
drawers
They from Virginia, ard
W, Week
with 10. nanu,aeuers OF eso
IA a usually
charged fafics Of inferior ciGss
~ bales aEh dfab fuied cloths, supsiu Gae!iy.
800 blaukeW, sssortcd.
10 bales ducks p oEaLugs, ssnabg caieoes, and heavy
Dealing largely soodso qualities decided excel
lence safely o purchasers
usi Inducements.
One proverbiaily low price only.
Coed pces, dealing be relied ALI
PERRY RlOTUCH.
"CentfdI Storrs,' huidiBe,
Sep ll-l0Idf Opposite oentse Market
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TtEAsrKY DlFAKrsItNf, FnsafF = TOO
Notice hereby Of t loan ao,hofxc8
by the Of ie4s, tdeemsb The i2t NOV
ic36 whole viii be purchased ~
this he uh Nosesoer neris
per premium paid
expressed u certificates.
And holders Of the socks OF 81 The tnet
Coo VIII
be during period following
1884, premium per stock
efc premium OF 10
1885, called
nifty stoch, premiums Of six cent.
Interest VIA als6 be allowed stipulated in the eeh
settlement here with
addition enable Trearue dram IN reneA the
Certificates under The
should United States BY Tie
tied the purchase money.
Payment for these will made b. drafts the Assist
boston, New York, Philadelphia, the parties
entitled 10 receive the money may
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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nyNABURG CaItcoes EervNntx---fsow In store
1000 yards ''Osna5ag cal
icoes.n
we originated aud introduced fOnrxei five
They have been most thoroughly es'e AMI
opaon the best article Of cotton abc ar servant
- drosses
Coustsny supply Of nil kinds dry Is, Of
liable qualities, adapted for strsanis' clothing y
One proverbay low price only.
Delay closing all hills not Hxpcctedlo
PERRY H. BROTHER,
"Centrn Sores,, building,
Sep 5-d0Hf opposite Centre Market.
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INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.


General Land 0fee-D iGculies in the Sarvy Of Wash
ngon 7errioryBy letter from the surveyor general OF
Washington Territory dated the 24h Of July last learn
that the extension of the fifth standard parallel line could
be made west twenty miles, in consequence of impas
sable distractions 1t contemplated to extend this par
allel west to the Pacific The deputy surveyor who
has charge of the work twenty days In completing
twenty four miles returned to the surveyor generals
Office The surveyor general hds released the deputy
veyor from his contract and the survey not needed ct
the present time.
The difficulties stated to be: let. The region passed
presented unbroken dense forest growing amid the
undecayed trunks of another Frustrated One large
growth Of frs cedas and pines had been Frustrated
since by the wind another similar had grown up in its
place. and the htetees filed with very dense under
growth 3D. Supplies could only be obtained from the cast
part of his work horses there settlement six
miles west Of his starting point. 3D. Upon reaching the
twenty mile, the deputy surveyor encountered the
southern extremity of the Oympian range of mountan and
the country very rough rocky filled with canona &c.
aordg no Subsistence to his packorses which became
exhausted from hamilton.
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The French had three divisions engaged the division
Faucheux to the right the division derbiion in the
tire of the bridge, the division Canon the left Their
loss about 1000 in dead and wounded The Sardnians
had only division engaged 1.-THE division Trott) and
suffered very little loss-a few hundred men; but they
have to regret the loss Of distinguished general officer
the Brgadier General Count Monevchio who is severely
wounded and not expected to live.
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Gep 5--dtd

RI DRA ULIC GEM ENT superior Iuaiity.--A large
- u"u 'os1 ~ 'Hs' " GEO. WATERS,
scpt7-d2w Wafer street. eeofsetown.
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The ardinians who with the exception OF the little ont
post fight the opposite side of The Tchcrnaya had
fined themselves to support the French by their admirable
artillery which entirely subdued the Russian FIRE the
opposite psieapx, began to move across the aquedue
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Not the bridge. Notwithstanding the heavy loss
all their forces collected the scattered remains
of the column which had been routed the right of the
French position and brought up all their
tempt attack They again crossed the river and
the aqueduc too and tried take the heghs but in vain
the French thoroughly prepared and the tcnac
of the Russians served only augment their losses They
flying in all directions, followed by the
French. This last attack decisive and Immediately
the usual Russian preparation for defeanamcy the ad-
of the arery-showed clearly that the Russians
acknowledged themselves defeated and the point
OF retiring Three batteries each of IL guns which, du-
ring the greatest part Of the attack had been nearly SILENT
began open their fire. while the scattered remains Of the
infantry columns rallied behind rising ground leading up
towards the plateau OF Akyer Maekonzies height
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IPP1NCOTTY Conay,icte Prohouncfng Gazetteer or
the World continuing notice Of nearly
places. %. just published, and for sale
TAYLOR & MAURY,S
aeplf Rooksorr, 9Th
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came Loaf TO sight by the dense forests towards the
We descended the h, and travelled distance OF three
ieasues when we struck the Red river, and where
ticpaied finding gold in large quantities At the first ap
pe"rahee we We're somewhat disappointed We however
commenced working, and the depth OF feet
70 our SURPRISE We found gold fequently getting from
~ 10 20 cents to panful of dirt We passed the first
"ght without molestaiion; and the next day
pursued our search for gold dividing ourselves into three
parties Going up and down the river We several
Oh the natives lurking in the BUSH but took notice of
them, supposng them well disposed At 10, M, of
the parties were fired into, and three wounded with
rows Two OF them 90 badly 10 be unable walk Some
Of the party Immediately started tho scent but
able to fall in with them Of the density Of The
forest We proceeded to the confluence of the Red
with the Mareapaa, distance Of six leagues, and found
many dssrrted ysges. All the land was under cultivation
in the neghborhood at ne same tine the country had the
appearance OF producing From this we returned
TO cur party at Bas BY this time funds were getting
short and no means OF procuring supplies the Indians
who hostile, and without sufficient force to protect
ourselves we were unable to work. and consequently
turned have resided in California for several wears also
in Australia, during which time my experience has been
considerable, and it my opinion that the diagings in this
section OF Peru are eqnal to any have either Of the
above eountrles Our washngs produced average
fifteen cents to the pan the duality was generally
the beds Of the rivets We're found to
produce most
There is at present party Of Peruvians working within
twenty leagues Of where were, but could proceed
further on account Of tbe hostility of the Indians This dis
rst tile one repated d. tile one from which the ancient
ncas took out the immense quantities Of gold that they were
sd to be possessed Of at the coming Of the panards with
Pzarro. am waiting with of my friends for the
assistance and protection OF the to again.
and have sanguipe hopes of The streams could be
easily turned The elm ate is healthy, and finely wooded
frequent rains and abundance Of water FIR wash
ing the dirt According to my opinion the locality about
three four thousand miles from the mouth of the ANA
zonas and naygable almost all the wayn fact all the
for steamers of light draugh Of waters with great
many wild CATTLE hogs deer, bears, and wild turkeys The
rivers well stocked with fish, which easily taken.
General Epenard, who visited these parts opograph
survey In 1896 told lie considered the garden Of the
world According the above authority the locality of
most successful prrpeetings in south latitude ID
ISL longitude 70 2s and about twenty days journey
from here See Prescots History Of Peru for the amount
gold taken by the ancient lnca and the quantity
they possessed at tie coming of Pizsrro.
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DEATH OF AN EDiToR.-The Vicksburg Wing Of the list
came to us clad in the sombre garb Of mourning
count Of the death of its editor Rufus X Arthur who
pred the day previous
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YELLOW Fever Considered in al its ReIa
l. M. ID. 2. vols. 81.
Elements OF Medicine; q compendious
therapeutics; or the history and trea'nsn
Dickson, M. D., Ill. d. - rs.
A Practical 1reatise on the Diseases OF n
xfe, M. ID. - 95.
Pictures Of Europe Framed In Ideas: by {
Lippincou's Complete Pronounciug Gaxet
taining notice Of nearly ono hundred thouss
sepil Book
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KATE fAYsThis distinguished operatc singer cleared
$4,000 during her stay in Australia Shs is now at
Batavia.
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VIIfsENAR.-THf CREAT EPcPfAF DiscJyHY.-
Il Protected by Royal Letters Ps,~nt u England And
secured " the seals of the Lcole d. Phar~ac4s 10
Paris, and the Impartial Coiege Of Medicine, Vienna
TnsssnsAr, No. T. ~ the ruDsty Tor GvDsfal debility
shattered constitutions, and all the dsrssssn9 cosss
queRccs arising from early abuse As. In effects are
soseious In youth, manhood aud Old axs. Indeed The
constitution would not become mtairesi stsn in the
decline ofifs the Ts-emar universally sdo,isd
Al physissi impsdsments vanish Lie magic bsfors u
influences thus rendering ia invalnabb 20 thoss On
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81 tbs pcpviatiop. Trsss<msr No ., he great Haro
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na'ey, The Engiish physician vsasa vish msscary,
the inevitable dsstsussoB u The psuss constta.ios
and which ell shs ssrsapsrlA In the vorh ssosot 70
novs. TIisssnsy, kos. !, and g. are shss Ssvad ..
issss or smell, end IL all nsussssing Qualities. rssy
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ksya e. To - 80, vAnls.sis saA rssAii u NJ. "
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A UsTRArIA-PIOSTER IINE--CARRYTSg TIE o.
~ =. Nail--Ihe new and beautiful clipper shp
BLACK sEA d. Cate master now at her berth, pier
r., win positively sail before lat September. Tho
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the most approved principles fDr light vensisonsnd
comfort being al deck. The saceess a hs Pioneer
lins since s ars establishment four years ago psfhAps
unpreeedenseo-no serious accident having occure ans
while among the thousands Of passengers absolutely
seknsss hiss been Known. The sdvsstsses 81 employing
pAtea by the following rsmArkabls passAgs equA
led from this eountry:--ships Ocean 5tsed, - dsys,
Flying scud, 10 dAys; winduard, 81 days Sighunssis
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much susIsy and svssras ihe wife stras e~cosiaG
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a. -. itqssss -beh sb@ viz here And Als bosA tells
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simple bot hat. vor>., ssd sscb - shs as1sr.
les REGULAR 70 The knAss systssn, from pvslakn
sr, fsInns II he -onsj, On ffsn f@~ a1~s Win essh
ind n 80 psGss Ne me&nz ~ yseysnue sAn~slcrs,ioa
HrosAwsy; 9.srmsn 3 o., Aston Bssss so. vssSy
STREET f~viu . ns.ssesst Trstsse BaiiAnx., saf .,
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street pss1siphtA. On ~ ss>eps u o. soty III y
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SJRg cRr.-pR. WARDS rSfoRrt StTf's fHfEsB,
- and other unparalleled remedies; the most power
fal perfect AMI At the time m9es, cdre IN not
he deceived is the only remedies that dsap
point Al who try them cured within reci slight
cafes 10 few bours. ohce Canal street door cast
~ Broadway
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ID CORDS PRACT1CE--Nof1cE or RF1ovAI.-TTn
IN undersigned formerly pupil With RECORD Of Paris
aud with the celebrated surgeons Of this city ns Car
nocban and Mott informs the public that he has removed
and permanently established his consulting and dispens
ing 1t so Broadway for the Of dseases la
tenders 10 al afflicted positive assurance Of relief and
these who have been abused by specifics sntdotes
little books mo mereruy" And Ike s1asons Of the
medical chsriatans Of the day, may rely hav
ing their treated scctualiy matter how comp
Gated they may appear. His cItendsd observations In
the famous Hospital du Midi in Paris, under Rcord him
self together with the many and ehcept remedies
Of this eminent surgeon, render Allure impossible
may he mentioned for the information Of patients rcsd
ing in the country distant cities that they AM
time consult the subscriber by letter, giving piain
statement 81 their case when the neceoary medicines
adapted to u win be prepared and sen 10 them. Recent
cured without any delay Charges quite moderate
and the most candid information given in every insanos
His treatment Of constitutional serofalous uercuria
and disease based entirely the modern an<
improved sconce Of medicine, and has been sminsnty
successful. Consultations FapcaIs. once hours
from . 10 and from toe.
Z. ~ HAMMOND, W. n, Surgeon
Author n Medical Information ior the Nniop be-. 10
No. bio Broadway opposite st. Nicholas Hotel