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RarREo1uExrAL HRApauAnrEna yoIrx

Wsuwaps July 2s, 1888 President having engaged
cvo the ooers by their resolution instant
hi. Bcdfr Tuesday the 10Th August,
re anticipate favorable result to the
DO nbmied that tho officers be assembled
srucuon previous 10 that OCCASION
Tho officers belonging tho volunteers viii therefore
assemble tho evenings Tuesday tho ST. and Friday the 0t Of
august at the hour or TX O'Clock tho Columbian Armory
eee meetings VIII be subniad Of the state and condition OF
The companies In Wow plan
and occrs sufficiently instructed expected TO report
frankly their determination qualify themselves without DOLBY for
Ireoiei.
heouragcmcnt will Immediately DO given for the formation OF
Of csscuv fi of between IL and
select their othcers and be armed when FUR
d by the with breech loading rifles carnes md
eyohet They will form tho nrHt Of rifles Of the new
ushon and be drlicd according 10 Iiurdes's system.
ioang and belonging tho several nro
who have well qualified themselves by tsir
he and by their ros
Tho first company Of tho battalion OF Arcy and select
her officers
ny order Of Colonel Hickey.
| 'ay 3--ecd H. n oBE1, Adlutsnt
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FAST RUsaIsd TIR GnRAr WrsrRa RAILwAY.---The
Windsor tCanada Herald says special train left Wind
two carriages, taking Mr.. Brydges, the managing drcc
tor and several other officials connected with the road
The train left Windsor at SO and arrived ut London at
725 the running time being two hours and sixteen
minutes 10 miles The same train made her from
London to Princeton, Al milcs IN so minutes and
rived in Hamilton Mt 955. Taking off stoppages, the
entro from Windsor to Ismilton- distance of l86
miles performed in hours and 80 minutes This
tho quickest time yet made the Great Western The
Gaso, the engine which performed this feat, from
Manchester, N. H., aud Mr.. Hartman the driver.
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NHARLES' S LONDON CORDIAL GIN--TnE

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED--This Gin
Distilled IN London from sound barley under tho
British excise laws docaey favored With tncsuro
juniper berry, and OF the most valuable
table kuo rendering H. in tho opinion Of eminent mc
the rest and safest simusnt usc
delicious tonic of soft and delicate differing entirely
from other Gin and devoid Of TINT harsh acrd
doris tho article known as Holland Gin schnapps Objectionable
Though intended medicine recommended by plvsa.ns
generally in cases Of Dyspepsia Govt rheumatism Ro~y Gravel
tc Cholera fcver and Aguc Structure
gans the Kidneys and tho Bowels Debility ko whilst tho
weaker sex VIII nnd by s adoption those dstres
which frequently attend their iccate
DR. Valentine Mott Of Now York tho highest authority
prouounccs CARiS LONDON only supcro
to other but the bort he has over aeon
peculiarly adapted southern and wes,ern
States as VOL an ir travellers changes air
For sale quarts seventy Owe cents Thirty eight conts
by al uggsu goccrs frierers and country
OF ptat,ns BUY ony CiiARrSs NQNE OTHER n IMfOTlJl
MAY be- hsd " washington u Ford Brother Daniel
n Wilson, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot Richard Ryon.
EDMUND e. CHARLES.
Importer, No 90 broadway, New York
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY 80 Broadway, New York,
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TnH GRaAr EAST SFN.-Ino Times has the following
The Eastern Steam Company report, issued preparatory
TO their meeting stat that the recent proposals for rails
Ing by the grant of terminaio annucs tho ego 900
required for completing tho Great Eastern have not been
responded to either by the shareholders the public.
Liabilities of pressing character to the amount of f65,
b66 be immediately met and tho directors suggest
two first being to raise the necessary
amount of capital by Issue of preference shares
terms more favorable than those heretofore offered and
the second to promote the formation OF company,
10 whom tho ship may be sold.
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Through tickets from
hay been made for tho dst time, ticket
Washington the Northern Virginia bedford Springs.
FOR BERKELEY SPRINGS Morgan county Virginia.
leaving Washington g.
Sundays, stopping Sir Johns Run sto, Baltimore
from tho Springs by stage Sir
Jor Rum 81 35 arrive at Sir Johns by
fore The train leaving Washington 10, p connects
with the stages for Bcrkeley at Sir Johns Run station 10 90
which passengers reach the Springs before midnight
FOR BEDFORD SPRINGS bedford county pennsyvania
trains from Washington at u.s. at 80
miles, and thence by % miles Bedford stages
leave Cumberland morning o'clock arriving
dinner a the springs Faro through 81 u.s.
JOBpANS SPRINGS miles arpers Ferry and near
Winchester rniroad) and
FOR sANNONDAE SPRINGS "a from rIarpcrs Forty on
the road passengers will take the IS NJ
Harpcrs Ferry, connect with
FOR CAION STRINGS take tho 10 m Winchester
by for 23 miles, arriving Capon carly tea yare
TO Winchester, IS.
leaving Washington by 10 Saturday afternoon
spend Sunday at Berkeley and be back Washington
M, Monday r. H. PARSONS Agent
W. r. SMITH Master OF transportation July 2l-8w
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TnE QUESTION SxrTLEo Those eminent men, Doctor
James Clark physician to Queen Victoria, and Doctor
Hughes Bennett say that consumption can BIO cured
Doctor wistar knew this when no discovered his Blsan
of Wild Cherry and experience has proved tho correct
ness Of bs opinion. Buy unless II has the w'ne
signature OF /" T. Butts on the wrapper,
August 4-DSw&W
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RETURN or Portion or IlRuT IyEs EXPEDITION ST.
Louis July 3l,--We have Leayenworth dates Of the
18th ultimo per United States Express to Bonneville
the 3lst portion of the expedition of Lieutenant Ives
which Inns been engaged in survey Of the Colorado
river has returned to Fort IGavenworth from California
via Now Mexico. Lent Upton, of the Sd artillery and
Captain Gibbs of tho mounted rifles, accompanied the
party. The steamer Mink has Just returned from Fort
Randall having landed the detachment Of the Second In
fantIy there. There news at tho post.
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Corros IN AyaIoA.-A letter received by tho Cotton
Supply rom Mr. II. d. 3, Capo Coast Castle. which
appears IN tho London mes states cmphatcaIly that
cotton which Is indigenous to Africa, and abud
antly IN Asantse might be obtained equal to that Of
Georgia, both in quantity and quality Mr. Ross thinks
tho At would readily profit by instruction. and that
Africa would icoro long compete we'll with the slave
States Of America If c.p lists would establish an or
goniaion in the GENITAL dsctsto purchase and prepare
for export all the cotton which tho natives should be left
to grow.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
Browns Hotel.

9 smith, Now York W rulum, Kentucky
ialop, District Columbia Gil Shield lady Norfolk Va
G Wallace, New York Mrs Margaret u Drake daughter,
II Archer yir iais Virginia
T Brown, Florida Mss A lie Rookie, Philadelphia
Mitchell, Philadelphia wolr, do
I J Wtsfon j c Conner, Pulaski
Mrs wentworth, Tennessee James Balicnine, do
Mrs i Mills do X moore Il lady, Philadelphia
SH wmsn do D Martin 4 lady, Now York
W Jones, do w II Heiss, do
GKcelInQ do CIV Lsidel, Pennsylvania
G Hitchcock, New York Gil Morriron Louisiana
ID O Ilskcr do l. Hicks, New York
u Wilson, Tennessee W II MaIlnx lady Georgia
John Iahcr Omaha Newly Carolina
Hugh Temphn, Keokuk, Iowa Eugene Jean, liavsna
Greer, smithand KY NJ Levy, Now York
Thomas Watts New Orleans o Thompson, warrcnton, Ga.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DEDFORD SPRINGS. This well known and de
hshtn SUMNER RinKT viii be opened Tor the reception OF
The 10th Of june and kei open ui tbs m Of oetoecr
buildings erected fully
completed establishment has been furnished IN
WI 10 character not ek
oricd n any part the United Stacs -
hotel VIII tho management o. Mr. A g. ALIEN
experience aeetor 10 his guests
anpicat assurance Of comfort and Kind uesinent
OF deemed proper %
that reach Bedford by daylight rde from
CbambeTsburg
individuals with bEDroRD WATER tho barrel cafboy %
IN bottles AT The following prices, at the Springs, Nx
For N barr mulberry :. . ~ % 90
rt n do oak . ....... . 90
do mulberry q
kpr IL do 2 90
Carboy 10 xaDnns 2 "a
Il,res 4 !. pint per dozen so
carefully purchasers depend
upon ro,eiviag water frcal and sweet
All conn should be addressed to
THE BEDFORD MINERAL STRINGS co,
June so--daw Bedford county Pa
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

AZ democratic meeting al Louisville, Ky, ON the
night Of the 30th ult, Hon JAM Guthrie Col Holt,
Judge Joyes, and Others delivered addressed
baron " Gcrold, Prussian minister to the United
states sailed from Now York Ia the steamship Austria
ON Monday, for Hamburg.
Hon Robert McCleand, Secretary of the Interior
during tho administration Vt Gen Pierce in the city
stopping at the National Hotel
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no HALL NELSON, President of tho Great FalI'

YIW HALL NELSON, President of the Great Falls
ssnuhcoring Company and all others whom this necc II
ohionnaion may concern:
i0 arc hereby notified George Draiok Justice
N and Tor tho county Of Montgomery, the Sais of Maryland
Day on application tho authorized OF the United
Issued his warrant, dircocl the sheriff said county,
ong him TO ~ eighteen
your land at tho Great Fs Of tho river Potomac "
"a sad county, on Monday, the 9th day OF August 1888 10
% Tor the purpose cf vsung and conforming portion said
an absolute estate IN pcrpetuty in the said United states
fs'nB All damages which tho
i and do md shall sustain by Of the
uoton Of dam through said land for the the
ne'on Aqoeiuo when and where viii please %
ahshsI seem meet NJ q Nf1Gs
4 aug S-dld
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TINHE MUTUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
L or NEW YORK.
February l. 1885, pos ps Secured in State
bonds and mortgages OF nrst Glass
Frederick Winston president
A. " T. Garnet, NJ d., examining physician, s,rcc
Pamphlets and further
CHARLES DE SEI.DEN Agent
Juno 22,,6nas No 507 ovcutli street.
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MARRIED.

In h city on tho 81 August 1858, by Rev Dr. F. Swyzr
AMOS lOyF'OY, Of Il imorc MI 10 KAYE " MDNCJEFF dangh
sr u tho hto ptain JAxs hoxcR.ssr OF New York .ty
lss L,os (Mo) papers please copy,l
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NOTICE TO HACKMEN.

MAYORS Orrl-;, July 49, 1858
FT>IIE west front Of square No. 632, New Jersey
avenue, between and u north (bcng
baltimore Washington road Dcpot) Is hereby declared stand
other vehicles Of the 7h
hackney carriages cabs,
the transportation Of passengers approved March 80 1872
= JANIS q. BERRET,
Aug Mayor.
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LAST NIaHr, about ten o'clock, quite heavy thun-
der storm passed city considerable quantity
of rain fell, and 1t accompanied by high wind
Those OF citizens who unfortunate enough to
be caught In II wero forced to make hasty toilet.
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VXIANTED--Pr Printers and Edtors.--Tho propri-
wv Of tho vol known pnd popular weekly paper Rural
about moving Missouri d,spoe
tho Office aud This opportunity as the only paper
the kind in tho South and the only paper po,
county Of the alone Apply 10
RICHARD EDWARDS,
box 1927 Baltimore.
A may be sent to persons Wishing To
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National Hotel.
United states Hotel.

C,agott Oifut, Maryland
u MADDOX, Virginia
II Coulter, Baltimore
Jon Robertson, Alssiasippl
WA WILSON, Uuiycrsi'y OF Va
Iossph AcNnaghtop, Philadelphia
Beverly q lindsay, New YORK
james Ambrose, do.
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nIGEsT OF THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA Of \ civil

aud of character and
by judicial DECISIONS To which prcfxci Consl
States ~ Ricbts and
Constitution Of Virginia Ny janice NJ Matthew'S vos s,o ala
July " FRANCK TAYLOR
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4 IL SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS. WITT

A LII SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, WITH
entire Of coorcd silks ladies'
rubcs offered at rcceny and largely reduced prices
all kinds goods general family
thoroughly assorted throughout the entire year.
correspondents supplies
daily In all lrst class dry goods.
price only marked plain figures hence purchaser
&
We not opening any accounts.
All old bills making
Wo
right present
bill mndo alter tha date at tho moment of
r q
entire marked In plain 1gures tho
prices; who years
assured that they viii be permitted, times
small nsancnts by verbal
call in few days; when present bill want tina in
cash.
purpose trade business
possible disturbing pleasant
many long
years" PERRY & BROTHER,
Central Stores" building,
Aug 3--l0tdR opposite Contrc Market.
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CIRCULAR TO OUR MARYLAND AND VIR.
GINA FRIENDS


The Enre Irodr s Of ftoo Fueiorfs
WYE HAVE the entire product of two Virginia
wv that this region country They
exclusively order eyo expressly the
Cloths finnuol wido p the
Lsnscys,n thai produced In the United States.
rejected lots sent to tho northern commission merchants
Tho offer regarded by judges who
purchased OF vastly anything produced
Ia this part OF the world
Tho factories located In Western Virginia. where wool and
Cheap iberAly employed In their production.
The immense lots OF all fabrics for that
nua through hands enables TO Ocr really the
pcro at about the prices usually charged
tho inferior grades, q
Farmers planters servants well
stock OF goods adapted for tho purpose much tho largest In tho Dis
trct
addition, ample complete all
departments all first class European and American Fancy and Sta
pIo Dry Goods
The heavy woocns for servants will by
1883 candiy that will be best for
make their selections early 1t Is Of frequent
supply than half equal 10 the demand
marked In plain figures and salesman the
fnrthing
price; hence purchaser is deceived.
We opening any accounts
All old bills presented monthly for cash. consequently
enabled thereby continue scale OF cash
and all others most cordially solicited
stock but for their auacaton 1hcy will at least learn the
lowest cash price
establishment obligation purchase
Our northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily We therefore presenting all times the largest and most
OF first staples with oil novelties
that bear the impress Of substantial merit
Good articles low priccs and fair dealing DO relied in oil
cases. PERRY X BROTHER,
"Ccntral Storesn building,
opposite Conirc Market
spcrm u.s. you pcnsc respectfully your
above this that
all kinds Of Blankets Market
cy Nno and Grey Blankets Of quality and at low prices
for servants. p. q b.
3-lOtif
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MArRIxoNIAL.--Samuel I. Williams, esq, editor of
the Daily Globe, yesterday unnd in marriage to
Miss Carrie daughtero John Rives esq., proprietor of
that PAL r We understand that it is the intention of the
happy pair TO leave immo datcy European tour.