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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-09
TOHN MAHONI,
MAClIINERY, &c.

u A. DAYTON, Tenth street between
II. Main and Cary. Richmond, Va; dealer IN
Wood-W orklng Machinery OF all kinds, Ma
chn!sts' Tools and Supplies, Stcaln-Engincs, MIL
Gearing sharting, P,illeys and Hangers, Turbine
Water Wheels. superior Leather Beitins. Lace
Leather saws Wrenches, Steam and Watcr-Pipe
and Fixtures, Faucit Drills, Card Clothing,
Steam Gauges, &c.
For sale one Stationary Engine, 25-horse
power, made by Washington Iron Works, nearly
new one Stationary Engine l2-horse power
one Portable Engine, 1s-horsc power one new
Fue Boiler, l2-horse power; one Tubular
Vertical. e-horsc power; three Flue Boilers,
each ao-horse power; one Portable able Corn ORR
Pulleys: Pumps &C. To be sold for less than half
price Also large lot of all kinds Of 4lachinistS'
Tools, Latcs, Planers, Drill-Presses, Index Mill
ing Machine, Screw Machines Flses, &c, s, Mc''
that will be sold very low. Oc so-eou3h
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INSURES ON MUTUAL NON.Popvv,rr,,..
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANS ~"

Dividends paid on life policies, FORTY prp
CENT, which proves the economy of its manage.
ment, and its careful selection OF risks
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OFFICERS:
W. G. DARLINGTON, President.
JOHN E. EDWARDS, yice-President;
B. e. fHH nkTso6R ss casnieF Secretary
S E; =; sMiT IT'S Medical Advisers;
PROFESSOR +. B. SMITH, Actuary:
D: P. FACKLER; Consulting Actlary:
JAMES Z. W OLFF, Superintendent OF A2encie.
TM y H e FsAAes' GEGRG Hx SSrPsAILMER
". 6: DARLINGTON, WI. H. PRLMfR,
4 4 I / STOKES 9E1ES YIN; G. TAgL3R,
JOHN Z. EDWARDS, JOHN 6. Willy WILLIAMS
DAN'L j. HARTsOOK.
This company has met with success beyond a,
parallel In life Insurance. and offers 10 the sou,S
ern public HOME ENTERPRISE equal to aDr
and surpassed by none In existence.
cause then dividends will continually decreas4
each next payment until nothing viii be required
and the policy may be source. OF income, but Il
will allow one-thIrd loan on anticipating policies
Parties who fail to pay all cash premiums viii
please remember their cash payments are not
likely to decrease and that interest Is to be paid
annually on al loans not absorbed by dividends.
1t requires no notes for loans OF the part Of pre-.
mums, but endorses the loan on It's policies until
absorbed by dividends or policyis payable.
policies are non-forfeltable, and the right Of par.
ties guaranteed on the face Of the policy as part OF
the contract.
1t has the following valuable features which no
other company gives The late war taught many The
penalty of being separated from the home office BY
having their past payment forfeited. This com.
pany guards against this In her policies and IL
event of separation from Its Office by any inter.
ventlon, guarantees to such all the right OF non.
forfeiture, paid-up policy surrender value md
Reinstatement, as though there had been no suci,
Intervening cause.
Its Investments are made for southern advance
ment. 1t brings money to our peoplc-keeps money
with our people. Then, why should they continue
which can as easily, as safely, as probably, be
spent at home? -
The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks al
progress. with any company, and feels confident
no 2-dSwlm
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INSURANCE. COMpAHrna.
pIEDMoNT AND ARLINGTON Lypr
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, Va.

-. recommendation
Policies Issued In little over two years. ' ~.
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FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, Va.
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK: REPAlRlNG
STEAM-ENGISES and BOILERS In city and
and renaired with all kinds Of steam fittings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES ADJ
JUSTED and REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
mIDsON,S PATENT STEAN-ENGINE GOV
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAh-ES-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Company's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
the best gauge now in USE They are LESS In price
than any other make. 4 full line OF the above ar,
ticles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PtTENT SELF-FEEDING OIL-CUP, for shaft
Ing and all kinds Of machinery, which saves ninety
per cent. Of oil. This is the newest and best thing
now out Come and see II and u.s.
GEORGE b. SLOAT,
mvlo A. JACKSON ADD1NGTOR.
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DENTISTRY.

rrEETH EXTRACTED WITH-@SES
l. OUT PAIN.---Having, supplied my-eun.f1 10
SITR6US OXIDE GAS, am prepared to TX.
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
PAIN. The gas Is pleasant to breathe, ana en-
tirely harmless. ,., r.oon
Office Main street between Seventh ana Eighth,
ONE door below Harrison drug store.
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RICHMOND, October II, 1850.
MRS. BLAIR BURWELL has returned
Nl and will resume her lessons in vocal instruc-
ton, corner OF Grace and Fourth streets.
'-' sc o5-otawom
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EDUCATIONAL.

MRS. MCDOWELL, HAVING DETER
IHA MINED not to leave Richmond this winter,
can take few more VOCAL SCHOLARS at her
residence, No. 600 Main street. noa-lw*
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
DIARIEs AND ALMANACs for 1870 in

nIARIES AND ALMANACS for 1870 in
~ great variety;
POCKET-BOOKS and PORTE-MONNAIES.
BLANK and BOOKS, large
Portable WRiTING DESKS and PORTFOLIOS,
COLD PENS and POCKET PENCIL-CASES,
Superior PEN and POCKET-KNlVES,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
ALBUMS FOR
BACKGAa lMON BOXES, CHESSMEN,
PAPER FOLDERS and ERASERS.
Elegant NOTE-PAPER and ENVELOPES,
WEDDING and VISITING CARDS, engraved or
printed to order; together with everything desra.
Bile In the STATIONERY LINE,
oc % WOODUOUSE & PARHAM.
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TNO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
4 BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
wholesale and RETAIL at JOHN II. WALSH'S, No.
4s Broad street. just received. fresh supply OF
SCHOOL-BOOKS and SCHOOL and OFFlCE
STATIONERY. which will he sold at very low
prices Great inducements to TEACHERS. The
current literature Of the day kept on hand, ana new
books received as soon rs published Sc ~
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sPECrAL NOTICES.
H THE GREAT Show
ADMISSION FREE.

OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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The brilliancy and power of the sun for the
past week has been highly favorable 10 crops
IN the British Isles, and large harvest is now
ce rtaIn. Nowhere in Europe has there been
such falling off in the price of cereals as in
England, and unless greater announcement 1.
given 1t will be found that foreign imports
will be on a much smaller scale after the sub.
sidence OF the effects Of the late rise. The Lon.
don Standard has the following criticism on
the boat race :-"The rowing Of the Haryards
was rather injudicious; 1t was too fast TO last:
want OF good recovery left them tucked mn
over their oars at the end OF a stroke Tbey
reached out well and rowed with straight backs
and arms, but there was not work In their
stroke. Though the Oxorians were heavier it
does not 10 low that weight brought them in
first; it was rather their style. In the long run
style Is sure TO WIN, when siren 9Th Is co ual -
Loring, Fay and Blake, OF the Harvard Club.
York on the steamer City Of Antwerp, which
sails to-day. =
A dispatch from Alaccio announces that the
Empress Is indisposed, and the Prince Imperial
Will assist alone at the festivities there in
honor OF Napoleon. The French Journals
have received copies of a manifesto melting
insurrection, signed sPresident de Comits
Brutus." Turkish troops have been concsn.
trated in the vicinity of Constantinopls for
Thirty thousand men have gone into camp az
Be.cos.
The obstacles encountered by the allies in
establishing a provisional government at
Ascuncion, render doubtful the practicability
OF the measures resorted TO for the pacifcation
OF Paraguay.
Don Carlos has abandoned for the present
the attempt 10 seize the Spanish Crown, and
has embarked at Giupuscoa for England
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CATHOLIC PRIIsr ACCIDENTALLY

ST. Louis, Sept. 1.-Rev Father Murphy. a
well known Catholic priest, engaged In .stsb.
fishing churches, was killed Yesterday at Vim.
cennes Junction while getting of the train
" bile il was in motion.
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Removal OF the National Capital,
PRNNsyIvANIA DRcIINRa

A response was received yesterday by the
yey, Of Kansas. He says that he will be pres.
ent in person at the approaching con vention,
and that he will also appoint a strong delega.
ton to represent that State.
The response OF Gov Geary, Of Pennsylvania
would seem to be not in favor Of removal until
the national debt is paid. No delegation from that
State will be appointed.-St. Louis Repnbtiean,
Ano ~
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THE PURCHASE OF CUBA.-It is reported
that the real proposition made by this Govern.
ment with reference to the purchase OF Oubs
by the patriots, and rejected BY the Spsntsh
to act as kind Of trustee, pledged to retain
enough Of the revenue from Customs, % an u.
direct guarantee to Spain for The Inland IL cold.
Cuhans TO have the Yighn Of SpaAish cittzenS
and Of representation In the Cortes, alnhesty 10
those engaged In the insprrect1on. and the sup.
the freedmen. should spain accspt this pson.
ositton, tt - stated thtS 0ovesnmout viii try
to have peace on the bluid. ',G r z F'gS
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sHosMAkER,s STRIKE IN c.N.D.

MONTREAL. Sept. The shoemakers here
have struck for from twenty TO fifty per cent
higher wages. Msuy OF the mployers ha wing
taken fall orders at the old rates would lose
heavily If they accedsd 20 the dem luds now
made, and therefore they refuse
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AN AMERICAN ARRESTED FOR FOR
GEHHIN luSDDN

LONDON, Sept. IA Mr.. WheipIey. said n
he an American, was up az the Mansion H1us =
to-day, on the ccarge OF forging bills of ladins
on timber from q ue5ec.
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INSURANCE. LOSSES pam

PHILADELPHIA, sept. l.-rhe Imperial In
surance Company of London to-day paid
Slct,OO0 on Ihe losses by the destruction o..
whisky at the late fire on Front street, and
WILL in day or two pay 100000 more.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternssl's Dispatches.
CANADIAN IIEMS.

TORONTO, September 1.-The Gore Bank of
Hamilton. has amalgamated with the Bank OF
Commerce, receiving IS cents on the dollar for
its stock Ks.
1t has been determined that the Royal Cans
dian Bank will open It's doors on the l3th ins
The cricket tournament, the first match be-
twet the old country and Canada, was won
by The former club, by q score o. Isl 10 I1O.
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Mr.. ROSE.

MONTREAL. Sept. lit Is reported that tbs
Hon. Mr.. Rose. Finance Minister, Is to take a
position at the head of American banking
house, 10 be opened in London in account with
Jay Cooke 90. Ii is said that a seat is to be
Obtained for Mr.. Rose in the British House OF
Commons.
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THE BISHOP OF ,Io~rRr,y
1UE STNATIs (ONNUE,,-

MONTREAL, Sapt. i.-Ashton Oxsndon
& shop OF Montreal aud Metropolitan OF Cana
da, IIEIVed mere yesterday.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS

MONTREAL, Sept. IA private letter from
Jeh Davis states that the accounts OF has he llth
are CREAMY exaggerated de Will prob soiy
continue 10 reside in the United Kingdom for
the rest of his life.
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

SICOND TEMPERANCE ExCURsION given
isaTos SO s9cIak hrRhsPktH. PktHSa on
fkipag, eeptember Sd. 1852 Party select and
tickets limited 1hs steamer Arrow Will leave
tth street wharf at o1a = m, and Stopping Of the
W bite House, return &C IL .. m. Good music on
board Refreshments a, city prices. All friends
oi temperance are cordially inviIe1. Tickets,
admitting gentleman and lady. SO Cents, to be-
had OF the members or at the boat. sci I-2t+
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MADRID, Sept. 1.-Proceedings will ba com
mepced immediafely against seven nishops
VINO have been aprrehended, for dIsobsdi-nce
Of Government orders.
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MARSHAL SERRANO PROMINENT
CANDIDATE FnR KING nE ApAIN

PARIS, Sept. THE Paris Constitutional
Of to-day says:-Marshal Serrano is daily be.
coming more and more prominent as 4 candi.
date for the throne of Spain.
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-Four Destructive Fires in One DaV

Four disastrous confiagrations, causing an
aggregate loss of over half million of dollars.
occurred Yesterday.
Additional particulars of the fire at Cape
May state that it occurred in the Japanese
store, occupied by q celebrated pearl diver,
and spread TO the post Office and thence to the
United States Hotel All the buildings on
Washington street to Ocean were soon de.
stroyed. The fire extended along washington
Elmakers Hotel, KGnig's Saloon, Hu1nall's
drug store, and Prosnaker's restaurant. Ev.
erything was destroyed from Ocean street on
the east to Jackson street ON the west, and from
Washington street on the north to the beach on
the south, except the Columbia Hotel, which
was saved BY the admirable Arrangements
made for Preservation against IRE. The hose
Hall was brought into use when the flames
reached jackson street, ana BY Il the Centre
and Ocean housee lWer0 saved. La Pierre
House was saved by tearing mp the carpets,
wettinG them and spreading them ON the roof.
row OF buildings on WaShingtop street. op.
posite the old American House stores, was
damaged Sya water ana come Of thsm torn
pss,sIs, Ears picture 9a!iesy, IN Onsstnut street
the magnificent collection Of paintings suffered
srpas injury. Ths, Continsnfal 8olsl was in
erooe danger, but fortunately WAS oavod. The
loss hy the arets 81, 600 TO ef00Ooo, mostly on
patau1gs. IusuylncS snknoWn. One fireman
We. kllIed by falling through . akyligAt
carriage house IN The sanis city Was deotroyod
by nrs and Airty mine horses and Euunhsr ef
carriages burned 1N tneI Icb bolne 010OO0.
The railroad depot q QaiAey,i ihilois, was
burned on Monday night and with about thirty
cars, the damagS reaching SiO0,0OO.
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RAILROADS.

BALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,
&NR 3 sis.ssil
WASHINGTON, 1853.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
AORk and WAsHINGT0H AND THB VAST,
are nov run % follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at y, ., ana 30
a. n, and l2:4a, $50, 4:2o, $40, AID 7:45
FOE ALL WAY STATIONS.
and SO and q 20 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIs.
Leave % A. n. and 40 p. u. Ho train %
OF iron Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIAORD.
Law @ a. H., and 12:4S, 2:ao, $40, and
yoR wAH STATIONS.
ZOE AL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lave daily, s1csls Saturday and Sunday, ss
On l.t1rdss Il ! A. n, ana $50 I'm.
On Sunday st 2. so, . :45 and 3 p. n. only. eon-
nsctils q Relay etation vith trains fom Balt1-
Dors % Wheelins. Parkenbdrs. &e.
fhrouEh tickets 70 the West can b he'd as the
Washfngton Station Ticket once at all hours 81
ne day. Also, st the Oompany1 Once, 4Oo
Hennsylvanis avenue. Passengers Durchasfng
ticket. e the avsnae once can there arrange g
residence, taken 20 the depot, and Dut In the beg
1or Nsw YORK. PhilsdeIyhis, and Boston, -
slvsrtisement Of .rhrough Line
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no0 GEO, q. KOONTZ. General Agent.
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hERCHAsTs LING OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter toe Fine Steamships E. O. KNIGHT,
JOHN 9lbsOS. and VALLEY CITY, >e0nA
Of the u MkRChAHTS' LINE, will make <fE8H
res1iaf seIsi- ueeAiy trips beveen NEW@
IOkk. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
GkOkGkTOHS. as follows: Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier %, East river, every WEDNESDAY
and SAT UR DAY st y. m Leave GEORGE TOWN
every MONDAY and IA URSDAY st II m.
For further information apply TO JOS a. GAIT
Agent Office and wharf foot Of High ST., qsorRe-
town, or at the corner of nth street and New York
avenue. J. W. THOMPSON,
an 2l-u President.
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PROVINCIAL papers blame tlse World bacause
il objects 10 Mr.. Grants absence from Wash
ineton. Nota Dit OF Il. II the World had mad
us way, Grant wOuld never have been in
Washington at all.-N. !. World
No, nor in Richmond either.-N. y. Conner.
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TIE PN,pRFSS KrGHNIr-

EERLIN, Sept. I.-Blazer's bust Of AieNsn sndpr
Won humboldt has been q .cs-- fully c.-F uerr.
AID III De shipped % New York directly
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GENERAL SHERMAN and daughter arrived
at Bar gor, Me, at noon yesterday, on the
steam Katahdin. A large concOurse OF citizens
with a band escorted he General to the Ban
gor House. He dined with Senator HamIip.
He gees TO Augusta 10. day.
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co.,nlErInT nE TILE srEZ c,x,r

CAIRO, Sept. 1.-The Suez canal is C N
pletet. An opening, with eight metre n
water. is expected t. occur on the Eth OF II
cemJeT.
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uRAND AUTUMNAB FESTIVAL AND RAM
NEB DEDlOaTION
sCHUETzEN vEREffN GERM.NI,.
GERMANIA tABNER,s) SEVENTH
STREET PARK.
ON THE FIRST AND eBCOND OF SEP.
TENDER, 1859
PRIZE sHQOrING. a
PR1ZE BOWLING. ~
LADIEs PRIZE sHonTING. "a
plSSOLyIr6 VIEWS CdA
Grand C0NCERT AND BALL.
gNRlVALLEp ATTRACTIONS.
:. admission. 23 cents; to the Dancing Payil-
ana THE COMMIrTeE.
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rIIG IlI 1IEOLDT BUsT

PARIS, Sept. The discussion Of the Sana-
rs CCHsultum was commenced IA The Ssua e
-C-.IN.
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PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Empress arrived a
TouloD On her way 10 Paris yesterday. Sae !
u luCh better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

SECRETARY robson has not yet taken any
action upon the findings of the Naval Courts
Marshal in the cases of Surgeon Green, of the
steamer Nipsic, and Captain Munroe, of the
Marine Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-01

~A Mormon society has hired church at
sandwich, Illinois.
~India rubber decoy ducks are now made
to quack.
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ILLNESS OF CHARLOTTE ,USHaIiN
EDIEBURG, Sept. Miss Cushmau is quIts
III IL this clfv.
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GENERAL THOMAS L. Young, Of Cincinnati,
late supervisor of the district OF southern Ohio,
arrived here yesterday for the purpose Of
having the charges made against him fully ex.
amIned by Commissioner Delano.
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2,E5,9j2 50l 20
2.<Sl 5i736 %
Decrea.e of public debt during the

past month ..... k60l P3t "a
Decrease since March l. lsjy....... A9 500 753 81
The statement of bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Companies, interest payable in law
full money, shows totals as follows Amount
outstanding, SEQ, ,32O; interest accrued and
not yet paid, s6r3,Oi125; interest paid by the
United States, 81, ,s22 81; interest repaid by
transportation Of mails, &c. si,574, ,965.77; bal
ance of interest paid by the United States,
S3,H9,s56.77.
The Department. it will be remembered, aG-
vanced Slt, ,OOG,QpO 10 di:bursing agents during
the past month to pay the semi-annuaI install
ment OF pensions falling duo to-day. Had il
lot been for this payment the decrease for the
month would have been over s16 0O0,GO0.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Ii Oss MN H0Us

On ths Hsisits opposite Gsorsstotcs.
This elegant and trsctive summer re- "A
trest II now open for the entertainment ~ IL
sf guests In fnviting the patronage Of lks
the public the proprietors deem IL only necessary
% call attention TO its high, airy and ceol locs
fon. and the unsurpassed views presented from
every point Of the we'll appointed and shady
srounds, and TO pledge in addition TO these great
natural advantages that It's arder and bar will be
Kept constantly supplied with srsryfhtNF the most
fastfdious taste can desire. The cooking shall be
lnexeelled. the attention prompt and polite, and
the charges reasonable.
- Rosslynn may be rescbed by the Aqusdact
Fridge. or BY the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route sfordine pleasant drive through
scenery Of historic interest.
jeZ3tf SYKES CHADWICK, Proprietors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

We are not in the habit Of "puflpR" patent med.
icines but ches rfuly add our testimony to that
Of many others in favor of this medicine. The
PAIN KILLBR Is invaluable fer the diseases
for which 1t 10 recommended. Try Q bottle Of
il and see If We do not state correctly.-Rom In
CtnzsH. m 1l.vn
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REsIGEATIGEs ACCsPTED.-The President
has accepted the designations OF FIRST L'euten-
ant Daniel w. Walcott, lst United States cav.
airy; James l.. Hunt, 2lst infantry, and J g.
CurTier, 18th infantry.
The Secretary of the Navy has accepted the
resignation of Ensign Andrew A. Blair.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

LOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsT0WN.
Inmsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne "
York ESERY SATURDAY and AL <csA
TERNATE UEsDAIr 6EFe
Tickets sold TO and from England, =--T-s-s
IreiaDd. and the Continent.
For fell N formation apply TO JOHN q. DALE !,
Agent, IL Broadway, New York, or
MIDDLETON & CO,
BANKEES,
au2' II Washington.
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THE PRESIDENT Will leave here on the nine
o'clock train this evening for Saratoga to re-
join his family at that place. He expects to
return here in about two weeks with his fam.
lily, when he will remain In the city.