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SECOND EDITION.
5 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHISGron, September 10, 1885.
Jay Cooke e 90. furnish the following
n uotatrons of Rovarn mani secnri,i.s.
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson &c Co, quote Stocks and
Bonds in Home and Foreign Markets as fol.
lows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-Second Board.-U. S.
Coupons, 1891, III i; do, registered. lllx. do,
52O's, Coupon, III; do. Registered, los " do Ger
tificates, =; do. -20's, new issue, los X; do
1905. lt6; do. 1910 Registered, 90; do. IO.4Us
Coupons, 9eh; Pacific Mail, 22l; Atlantic Mail,
ITO; Canton, So; Cum berland, 46k; Quicksii-
Yer, So; Mariposa, ~; New York Central, los Z:
Ere, IL; do. preferred, 75x; Hudson, I2l 4
Harlem, =; Reading, has; Michigan Central,
1l1K: do. Southern. s2%; do. Guaranteed, -
burg, Sjx; North west, 3iA: do preferred, IS <:
Cleveland and Toledo, 1l6: Rock Island. los s.
Fort Wayne, 104 Prairie du CHEN, =; Toledo
and Wabash, Al; DO. preferred, =; Chicago and
Alton. =; Alton and Terre Haute, 81: Ohio an d
Mississippi Certificates. 294; w. U. Telegraph,
50. American Gold, p. m.-l45a.
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ANOTHER FOWL THKFr-Fond Of Chicken
Yesterday, Officer Dom. of the Second Ward.
arrested a negro named Hugh Glare for the
larceny OF nine chickens, the property OF Ju-
liza Covington. He also arrested Angelette AL.
lison and Jane Hamilton colored, for receiy
Ing the stolen property. 1t appeared that
Glare stole the chickens and took them to the
house of the females in Slate Alley, between
18Th, 14th. and + streets, where the party
cooked and eat the fowls. Glare and Allison
were sent to Jail for court, and Hamilton was
held 10 bail for court.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM KEROsENE-The
alarm Of hre this morning proceeded from the
residence of George G.. Munro, ESQ. No o
Franklin street, and was caused by the explo.
sion OF a can Of kerosene, with which KATY
Mack, a domestic in the family Of Mr. Munro,
was eAdeavoring to light q fire. The can ex.
ploded, enveloping the unfortunate girl at
once in flames and setting fire to articles of
clothing hanging upon q clothes horse in the
kitchen, and the Oil cloth and floor in several
places. The flames were soon extipeuished.
when the poor girl was found wrthine in
agony upon the floor, her flesh literally roasted
upon her bones. Her injuries will prove fatal
POkeeDsie Ed0{e IIh
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BEEE rs MILTON

The high price of fresh meats in the markets
and the enormous profits made by the butchers,
form the text of many of our cotemporarles
and is a subject in which the people of this
District are no less interested than their neigh.
bors. II is stated that in consequence of the
high prices of beef, many meat eaters resorted
10 mutton as being the cheaper, W hen the dealers
IN this commodity finding II becoming fashion
able, gradually "put on the tariff" until thew
now realize profit Of about eighty We per
cent So says the New York World, which
estimates that the average price OF sheep at the
drove yards there for the past month has been
eleven cents per pound. 1t is stated that a
good sheep will weigh In the carcass seventy
pounds, costing seven dollars and seventy
cents This is retailed by the butcher at TWEEN
ty-nve cents per pound for twenty fl We pounds
OF chops, twenty cents per pound for hind
quarters, ten cents per pound for coarse
meat. The whole retail product is, therefore
fourteen dollars and a quarter per sheen
thus making the profit as stated about IS per
cent These calculations pretty nearly repre-
sent the facts in this locality. The profits
upon veal are said TO be equally as large,
while those on beef are not near so heavy Ts
prove this, it is stated that a bullock of eight
hundred pounds will cost about seventeen and
a half cents per pound, net, or one hundred
and forty dollars for the carcass Cut up the
hide and other parts preserved, il will sell, a,
present prices, at one hundred and seventy
eight dollars and twenty cents, leaving profit
OF thirty-eight dollars and twenty cents, or
about twenty seven per cent. TO the butcher
One thing is certain. which is that the butch
ers here, as general thing. get rich. Tothis
We do not object. as they are mainly a hard
working and deserving class; but when their
profits are so exoI bitant as to prove oppressive
10 others who labor as hardly as they for a
mere competence, some means should be de-
yised to remedy the evil.
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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION AND
SEMMES -Raphael Semmps, of Alabama hay-
ing addressed letter to Major Gen. Swayne
commanding at Mobile, inquiries whether, in
consideration of the Presidents declaration of
peace, he would be interfered with if he opened
the Probate Court OF Mobile, OF which he IS
Judge, the General replied that the order he
received some time since 10 prevent Semmes
from entering upon his duties as judge Is still
unreyoked.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 10 Flour very firm. stock
light. Wheat active; prime scarce. Corn steacy-
white 95a96 cents, yellow, S6as9 cents Seeds
quiet fiaxseed, 50 70aS3.75. Provisions Quiet.
Lard dropping. Sugars dull. Coffee Arm
Whisky firm; Western S2.3S
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THE CAMP MEETING RIor.-The Annapo.
lis (Md.) Gazette says The folio wing are the
names OF the parties who are supposed to be
the camp meeting held at Shipley's woods in
this county, and who are now in the jail of
this city VIM. Williams, Jake Waters, Wash
kins, and Ben. Gray, all coiored. No whites
have yet been arrested
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MAIN & ELECTION.
Latest Returns.

AUGUSTA. MAINs. Sept i3.-Onhcial returns
from three hundred and eighteen cities and
towns give Chamberlain 6l.2I2 votes. and for
Pilisbury 35,o22; Chamberisin's majority so
far being 25,2a3-a net Union gain of Sass. The
remaining towns gave Cony last year 7,643
votes, and Howard &63o.
General Chamberlain received the largest
vote ever polled for any man IN the State OF
Maine.
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~The story Of the invention of q bullet.
proof coat, which recently appeared In tue
Buffalo Nort, now turns ont TO be hoax. The
pistol WA loaded With . email cork only, ana
the indented bullet, which was AFTER ards
ebown 70 the astouished spectators, was
the hoSx the moment the weapol vas fred.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-Cotton firm Elour
advanced 1Oa25 cents; Southern firm and n
Changed. Corn unchanged. Wheat scarce
and advanced. Beef steady. Pork heayy
Lard and Whisky dull.
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~ novel collision occurred at Boston last
week A train on the Boston, Hartford and
Erie railroad, In coming into the depot, at the
bridge over Fort Point Channel, was run into
by schooner. The bowsprit of the vessel
passed directly through one of the passenger
care, and the train narrowly escaped being
thrown into the water. The oficers and crew
Of the vessel were arrested
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~Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's second let.
ter bothers the Tribune nightly, and the only
response it can make is to reproach the writer
for 'aimirg blow At the life of the Republi-
can party" No doubt the Republican party is
good thing for the Tribune; but Mr. Beecher
eeems 70 be Of the opinion that the life Of
the nation is OF good deal more conseq uence.
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In a letter received by Mayor Wallach to-
day, dated ST. Louis, Sept. Sth, the President
designates Saturday, Sept. 18th, at S D. m, as
The time of his return to Washington.
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- Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, late Vice Presi.
dent of the United States, will no doubt be the
next United States Senator from Maine.
e0NaJor General Terry left New Haven on
SatpTSay To assume command of mis- new de-
r.ariment. His headquarters will be at st.
Paul MINI.
oCThe woman, Mollie Trussel, who last
week killed her paramour in Chicago, is now
IN close opfiDement in the county Jail, aw ait
ing her trial for murder. She seems quite
oysrw helmed with mingled grief aud fear. and
nj times evidences signs Of mental alteration.
~The postmastsrs AT Woodsboro' and
Mount Pleasant, Frederick county. Nd, have
been removed.
SALE or REAL EsTATE-Mr. David Mans
n ED sold the WneatIand Mills, in Londoun
county, Vs.. few days ago, To gentlem Al
from New Jersey. for $1,000
~Silyer mines are being developed an Ten
nessec.
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APPOINTMENTS OF PENSION OFFICERS.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has made the
following appointments - Drs. Thomas q.
Mcpherson, of Charlestown. West Virginia:
and John Livergood, of Lancaster, Pa, exam.
lining Surgeons; j. A. Angler, of TItusville,
Pa, pension notary.
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%COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
S WASHINGTON, ID O., August I, 1855.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice 10 hereby given that By ian act approved
July Is lSt6. the rate Of tax all zeal and per
sonsl property, stocks. &C., for the year 1885, IL
n1ed At one dollar end ten cents on every hun.
dred dssrs OF the assessed vaue Of said pro perty
Upon all taxes upon all property not 10 arrears
for taxes for general put poses abatement Of i've
per cent 10 allowed from August l. 1886. until the
will be allowed
au a-eost VIM DIXON, Collector.
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The NEW YORK MAYoRALrY-The Com.
mereini Advertiser says:-The nomination OF
Hon. John T. Hoffman for the Goyernorshin
oy the democratic State con vention, does not
necessitate his resignation OF the Off e of Nav
or. put should ne be elected he must resign his
positIon In that case, section seventeen of
me charter provides that the president Of the
Board OF Aldermen shall act as Mayor unt;I
tne mex charter election. The president OF the
board 10 Mr.. John Brice, a Democrat
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PERSONAL.

A WIDOW LADY, RESIDENT OF WASHING.
a ~ ton, desires SITUATION for her son, as
Any other respectable business He is Ia years OF
age, writes good hand and we'll acquainted in the
object is steady employment, reaardiess OF nav
Address Post Office Box SAB se "a sts
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chase of Horses for ARTILLERY and Cav.
airy.
TORONTO Sept. ia complete armament
OF Armstrong guns to equip two batteries Of
volunteer militia, are on the way from Eng
land.
TheGovernment will purchase one thousand
horses Immediately for use by huzzars and ar
tillery.
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INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S1,2ll, 95773
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0lREss TRIMMISGs.-E. l.. SCHMIDT has
y removed from 1884, to 3OS Pa avenue, south
side Dress Trimming Manufacturing Establish
ment. se IS Of
MLk-WaTranted pare upadu ,tev ated MILK
lvs delivered ct any part OF the cifv At usuaI
prices, Leave orders Of RI SELL BABK's Store
a sSo sth street vest, or CHIPMAN 4 SMITHS,
Soo eHeet nortn 80 Is eolms
CARRIAGES AND BUG0IEs -0.
~ sons IN waht sfnew oe second hand f&,E6S
CAkBlAGks, top and no. top BUG w.
4 SONS Cosch Factory. Pehn'a svsnus. near
oeofeetoMn. 20 1861
WORCESTERSHIRE or OOPARfNRR.
IN SHIP.
The copartr s,ship heretofore sxistins between
John BRICK ESQ. KLEIN. IL ths milk and
The business viii b carried on q harst ,fora by
the undeSssued. JOIN EOI
esDteRber Il, lSee. e. n Sc
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0|AT NETTING OF THE BOARD or
w TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS held
Ing resolution adopted
Re,otred. That the following places be desig-
school business By the respective Sub Boards of
For the Sub Board, First District, Qst ana ID
WARDS School room, corner lsth and q streets
For the Sub Board. Second District, f3d and 4tb
streets. " ""u VI
For the Sub Board, Third District, 18th and 9Th
Wards l-Wallach School Building
For the Sub Board, Fourth District, 9TH
Mard)-Male Grammar School room, Jno. r.
Thompson, teacher, on 9th street "
The Trustees will he in attendance at these
ohees from to eh O'Clock on each morning Of the
wetk from Monday to Friday inclusive during
the month OF September, and all persons entitled
10 tickets OF admission to the Public Schools, caa
By order of the Board
au % eol2t tRep.J B. F. BOISEAU. Sec
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioseers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN

L cALk Of kEAL
The F0URTH WARD
BY virtue Of deed OF trust to the subscriber da-
ted July nth 1865, and recorded in Liter n q. T
No. 80, folios 2o and 207, Of she band Record
Tor washington county. 9, shall oner for sale
81 public auction. on TUESDAY. the ID day of Oc-
tober mel at clock .. front of the prem
Ice, the middle part of Lot numbered thirteen,
n3I IN square numbered i've hundred and fifty
nine,.!9D OF the plan Of the city of wash ston
beginning Tor the came at a point on Let street
west one hundred and fifty two feet (l5sD nine and
one third (91s inches from the sonthea.t corner
OF said square; running thence north eighteen ISL
feet two and one-third (2isD inches; thence weet
one hundred and ten (ll0p feet thence south eigh-
teen (ls feet tive and third CA . incl hes thence
east TO the place Of beginning.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in six
months: the purchaser giving his note for the
deferIe ed payment, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and secured by Q deed Of trust on the
At the cost of the purchaser IL the terms Of sale
are not complied With within fve days from the
day Of SALE the trustee reserves the right TO re-
lbs purchaser, on giving one day notice in some
renuired Of the purchaser immeSistely after the
sc IL 2av&ds GREEH WILLIAMS, Aucfs.
RLACK HAMBURG GRAPES
~ BLACK HAMBUR0 GRAPEsu
In beautiful order, Just from the vines
N. w. BURCHELL,
corner 18th and streets,
SET under Rbhitt Houaa
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The POTOMAC PREsBYTERY.-Ths morn
ing, me Presbytery OF the Potomac. fOId
Sehool,) met in the First Presbyterian Church,
in Alexandria, Va. Rev. DIR. Tustin, of Wash
ington: was chosen Moderator pro tena., and
Rev. w. 7. Van Doran temporary clerk
Rev. Mr.. McCampbell, recently called to the
passionate Of the Alexandria First Church.
was, during the morning. examined as TO
MS qualifications TO become a pastor, and
this afternoon he is delivering a trial
sermon before the Presbytery, at the con-
clusion of which he Will be ordained. This
evening he will be installed as pastor of
the church-Rev. Mr.. Chester, OF Capitol Hill
church, preaching the sermon, Rev. DIR. Our
ley delivering the charge to the minister, and
Rev. A. A. T.. Taylor, of Georgetown, the
charge to the congregation.
The next stated meeting of this body will be
held at Jamestown, Nd, on Tuesday, October
ID
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NOMINATION IN MARYLAND-W p Mauls
oy, or Frederick county, who ran on the De-
moeratic ticket in 1864, as the candidate of hst
party for Attorney General Ut the State an d
was defeated, was yesterday n ON mated by tn
democrats and Conservatives of the Fourth
sition TO Hon. Francis Thomas
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DEPARTMENT.


uS SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINGIoN, d. e., August 10, 1885,
ATTY Medical Board, TO consist of Brevet
S SonVnsptJ. Brown, surgeon, u A. Presi
SURGEON. B. A. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel An,
thony Heger, surgeon, U. 8. A, and Brevet Major
waIreh webster. ASST slant surgeon, u. s. A Re-
Sorder, Will meet In New York city on the 10th Of
September next for the ami nation of candidAtes
for admission into the Medical STAFF Of the United
States army.
Applicant, must b over twenty one years Of age,
Applications for invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon
General, u. 8 A., and must state the full name,
Iesidencs and date and place of birth of the can
didste. Testimonials a. to character and aualif-
cations must be furnished. IL the applicant has
been in the medical service OF the army during the
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank and time snd place OF service and tss.
tmoniais frem the officers with whom he has
served should also be forw arded.
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing the animation, ~ il is an iudispen-
sable prerequisite to appointment
There are at present sixty vacanciesin the medi.
cal staff forty six of which iginal being Gre
ated By the act of Congress approved July o. 1885
JOS. X. BARNES,
an n-eofocl5 surgeon General, u. 8. A,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u PENSION OFFICE, july 18th. lAHe
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAJ OOR0lKN

Application having bsen made under Che act Of
June e, 1850 for the reissue Of the following do.
been lo.t or Destroyed Notice 10 hereby sivcs
that 81 the date following the descri Stion OF each
viii be reissued. II no valid objection should then
appear.
No. Is ~, for l3o acres, issued under the oct Of
March ID, 1855, TO the name Of Archibald 81 Cole.
and was srsntsd January 18th. lS5s-Octebsr CD,
No 81 Oh for l3e acres. Issued under the cot Of
March VI 1855. in the name Of John Jones, and
Ne 81 Egg for Iee seres issseA under the act Of
March lass. In the name 81 James 2 UadsrhIil
ssl w. granted July IL. 1S-DecemhAr q. Ioj6
Jos. y. BAhROrT
" U-wl3v 0oaaisoie ssr.
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

DhkSS GOOpS.
LARGEST STOCK IN THIS CITY
Black French MERINOs.
Black French PePLINs
Black SO and Cd MOUssELAIHs.
Black TAMEsE CLOTH.
Black BOMBAZINEs.
Black LUsTREs and ALPAoAs.
Black CANTON CLOTH.
Black ga French MERINO
MOURNING SILKS.
MOURNING sHAwbS.
Black English GRAPES.
JOS. } MAY 4 CO.,
DEPOT MOURNING GOODS.
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Sc Is 2tif between 9th and 10th sts
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BOARDING.

FOB RHNTaseverAl well Furnished ROOMS,
= Win BOAkD: Apply at No. 439, on 18th be
tween " ana II sts., west side. So l2-6t"
ROOMS WITH BOARD-Neatly furnished and
~ very pleasant Rooms. with BOARD in q
ian1ly where there are few other boarders, at re.
du' ed rates. At 50 st, bet Sd and 4;h. SIP St
pLEA SAINT ROOMS. with BOARD. suitable for
Il gentlemen or GO ntleman and wife with a pri !.
vatt family. Terms moderate; 344 Sd street vest,
between Z and r. AZ m -3tf
ELEGAET NEW BOARDING. HOUSE, JUST
~ opened, at No. 297 street. between 18th and
ION streets and one OF the most pleasant aud con
LeDient locations TO the various Department. in
the city where beautiful ROOMS and fret class
TABLE BOARD can be obtained. TrApsient and
Table BosrdeIs accommodated, and families su o
Piled with m sails At their residences with every
thing that the market affords. For particulars
apply as ABOVE, slim
ROARD-A few gentlemen can be acconm nd sted
II win pleasant RUOMS. with or without Board
In location con venient to business, by applying
to Mrs PENNIEGTON, No. AZ Missouri ave !,
near AZ street. au 2l-2wr
II CONS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNTsHED,
IL with or without B0ABD, corner AZ and Pa
avenue, formerly the Arlington House. an q Inn
TABLE BOARD at No. AGA 10th street, q few
doors north OF the avenue. Terms SIS per
month. de l6-h
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LOCAL NEWS.

HORSE THIEF ARRESTED AND HORSE AND
MULE RECOVERED Yesterday morning Mr.
Norton, the toll gate keeper on the eth street
road, saw two men coming down the road wi b
horse and mule. which he suspected TO be-
stolen, and attempted TO arrest the men. They
put whip 10 the animals and ran off Norton
pursued and called on mounted patroiman
Halnes, who also started IN pursuit. The rider
OF the mule, after chase of about half mile
jumped off and left the animal and succeeded
III enecting his own escape by taking TO a corn
held. After chase of about three miles the
horse was overtaken and the rider was car
tured. He gave his name as John o Dell Ne
at first stated that the mare was his. bought by
him for $50 S2O in gold, at the horse market ia
PhiladelphIa, and that he was on his way home
with her TO Virginia. He met the man with the
mule near Baltimore. and they were travelling
together. He said he was a week and a day
coming from Philadelphia. The Lieutenant
OF the I'd precinct, to whom he was taking
told him II was OF no use TO lie as they Were
aware that he got the horse. mule saddle and
bride from stable near Baltimore, belonging
to gentleman named Freeman, in Kings vi le
on the Hartford road. ODell then comics sed
that IT was so. The man who escaped from the
mule is unknown to the police, but O'DelI is
held TO await requisition from the Governor
OF Mary land, and the animals are in posses.
sion OF the police.
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GRAND MISUNDERSTANDING Robt Van.
herman. soldier OF the 5th Cavalry was ar.
rested by officer Rossiter, of the First Ward
Tor the larceny OF about $40 in money, the pro-
perry OFT. Riley. 1t appears thai the com.
piainant had been king, and the prisoner
who was with him, pretending to be his friend
went with him 10 his room and helped him TO
bed; but afterwards Riley discovered the loss
OF his money. Justice Morsell committed the
accused to Jail for court
Francis Brown, colored, was arres ted yes.
terday by officer Garrett, of the Seventh Ward
tor the larceny of lot of clothing, the proper
" OF Saran Scofeld. 1t appeared In evidence
that the prisoner went to the house of the COM
plainant, and on the pretence that she wanted
them for washing, got possession Of the cloth.
ing. A part Of the goods were recovered from
the prisoner, in Willow Tree alley, and she
was sent TO Jail for court by Justice Bos we'll.
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A Board of Naval Officers, Of which Comnodora
Lee Is President, will meet at Hartford, Con.
nectlcut, on the 5th Of September next for m ey
amin nation of Volunteer Officers who have servsd
not less than two years in the Navy for cd
into the Regular Service, in accordance with the
appointment OF officers in the Navy and for other
purposes approved July 25, 1885
All persons who entitled to exsmj alton
and Who wish 10 avail themselves of its privileges
VIII IT once notify the President of the Board by
letter addressed to Hartford. Conn giving THAR
own pest office address In due time they will re.
celye from him; in reply. . notification when to
present themselves fer examination Those VINO
fafl report at the time specified for them to do
so will forfeit al claim to precedence for exam.
ination GIDEON WEIIrS
seS-l2t Secretarv of tha s.