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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1IFE%Ss
" COMPANY. rsazss2
FOuR SHIPS WEEK FOR NEW YORK.


For the accommodation Of our patrons ana the
public this Company Will, on and after MoNDAI;
Januory 26, 1874, dispatch one OF their sPendio
OK -IsAAC- BELL. ALBEMAItLE; HATTIE
RAs' and steamer RICHMOND, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at msh
These ships are entirely new, aud were built e1-
Tney have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
AT New York On the Company's covered pier, 8 I
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge maze except actna'
ShIps of this line leave Norfolk at O'Clock p.
Freight received until 6 p. NJ. daily.
For further information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN % CO., Agents
ia 81 office Compnny's wbafvts, Noekells.
HILADELPHIA A, RICH &eEE&
L MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM .ssSIIAs175 s Ssse,
SHIP -LINE.-FOK PHILADELPHIA TWlC
WEEK-Until further notice the steamers ), OF I'M
line will leave Philadelphia every WEDSESDAA
and.SATURDAY, and Richmond every MoNDA1
and THURSDAY at Il O'Clock III.
Freight taken for all parts OF New Jersey, fenn'
syIvanla for Boston, Providence, and New orleans;
Also for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star ano
American steamship Ines and bills OF laclIs slehee
Psssass t. PhiadelpRr 9SRd'pT meals Rssn An'
No. 2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE CO, Agents,
auee No. ii North Whurves. philadelphia.
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ASA SSIDER,

date President OF RiehmonsS oa many &C:
q. WORKS ana sts s,gysH And Hua KXss'N
EMPo atk:rrST r az cHaRCOAL piGs,ih and !Ci
once "a yard, 1908, lolo. w. w.. ,,s
Cary street, kichMonsi Vs.. on bresernfssc,
ne WI, boy ssS s sah fP,iSt-iRoSs % his 0"D
count, ,,,,pa AGE AGENT 70, s" .isn u
aaces Is Win eensiaa ha, as pTiiaoS fos aim s.T
yftes consig nments 81 Soh ~
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DOYALF FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
~ ,OFLIyERPOOL AND LONDON!
ASSET1 80. -. ,bIasSuUsOOU3
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
.-r.-Il.Is ..l LONDON.
ASSETS 80 .; ~ Sso
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the obi.
sations OF the above companies. ~ .s.'n, gls :
Representing, the above staunch olo English com.
lanies, we solicit the patronage OF ais public upoE
their unGuestionaDle security. prompt and liberal
settlement of all claims, and heavy INCOME & II
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE q Co. Agents,
.s7-sss u -sFpsE ai-f No. HOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY Oh
80 y .g5ze7Es5,. NEW YORK. - ~ gy:ss.{g
CASH ASSETS OEEE S60. 0eQ. 000 4ss'
Cash dividends sirpGssing az osasTS, at arSl an
Premiums payable. annually, semi annnaiiy, ans
Tie OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
:. sA' : ave. JOHN Il. CLAIBoRNE. Agent. 3
40 sr EFsEs- "a. 800 No. lS0S Main street.
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BY james NJ. Taylor Il Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticneers'
oa,ra corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FORTY-THREE
i ACRES OF yAULAELE FARMING LAMP
IL THE COUNTY OF CHI sTERE1 ~ 1rir,s ~
PIKE ADJolNINs THE bA AiIII I 9P Eff EEAN M
\ HALE MILES FROM THE TOWN OF MAN
CLUSTER, AT AUCT My My virtue OF a
scriber from George K. kufin, recorded In the
clerks Office Of Chester field County Court to secure
The payment of Il certain sum Of money therein
mentioned at the requested the beneficiary In said
deed, aud in conformity with the directions OF Z
decree of the Circuit Court of Amelia pronounced
on the - day of November, 1873, In the case e., OF
auction in front of the chesterfield County court,
house iManchesterl on TEE NINTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1874 (that being -court-iay), at IL
O'Clock NJ, the property as above located ana con-
TERMS Enough in cash to pay the expenses OF
sale and interest now due upon the debt secured by
said deed as to the surplus the purchaser VIII be
required 10 give bonds payable six, twelve, and
eighteen months after dae with SIX per cent. inter-
est adaec, and secured by deed of trust.
JOHN y. STEGER. Trustee.
JAMES n. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucuoneers'
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, a BRICK HOUSE (No: @1
II 913 Fourth street, between Byrd andE.A
Arch CANDLES hill,) containing six rooms,
closets; brick kitchen with two rooms Gas ana
""'-' JAMES l.. CAPSTON.
4o3 Franklin street, corner Of Fifth.
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TOR RENT, two large ROOMS on Es:::
second floor, with gas and water; also, kitchen
and servants room; suitable for housekeeping.
Apply at No. 1908 Broad street, three doors below
rve,rth. ia 3O-2t
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{ AUf.rs0N eALEs-Future Day1
Nv Hi1 4 Goddin, Real Estate Anctionee1S'
Eo.11oS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK DRUG K sT9hSs'
Y wITHDwELLINGA Bos Es,h,NNRoEPkRK,
MAiN STREET BETWEEN PINE IN an AMplT TUES
EEt ESk sAsE :, AT o ASdT1Fefasa e. gTs;
ossss above occupied rental Of
as drug g. s1 as. front Of feet
400 per ny aoat Iso feet With size
alley .3onortv and the fact tnnt
Gent inducement for any one el1..s ~ ,,rpemts
speculation or for sse ibe residue in SIX and
TERMS ,onths With SIX per cent interest
secured by trust deed. HILL Snctioneers.
d.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
~ DONE AT THIS OFEIUE
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-.yoau p,1aINas .ITgxs.--T hare ate exccp
Hons TO all rules, no doubt, bus tne sace er,
shuns don't " n often enuf te" snaAo
pay. L. ,s.,ps no TO phIddle |
. ,,assabie time on one string Wuu s
man tew bekuu, an elegant shuu .,,tsS reason.
M.n r. tbe oniy thing kEeated WIN wv, se .s;nS
Man !" .uI ,bo ,rost unreasonable thibS
created. 10, IN having what We
;. pa uranting what we have 49,,
VIII ILL., IL lots Of eddikated people ia Sns
I'D ID who II 1t want for their ieafssas
",o,,ldn't kno anything. -, 80,
"II rnow what it is TO be grandpa-ars
fun alive. $50. aorors1s a
GOOD deal on mans bank account.
Everybody but the cussed phoois are
tew work for themselfs. IT., 20
Thare is kind of kurtosity Whscn 10
very common in pholks, which pfoup's
them to see how near they KAN ~ " &"
mules heels and not get hit. ~.
Silence is safe. The man VINO na- ~.
smoke alwuz has the advantage w ILL.,
| who haz. t;rd .,tho
they blight good, hang on Well 'no -
A parrott will live 200 years ana gro"
cross tew the last. T., ,,.,t r.
They have no song, but kan be lafh' "
swear korrectly. :, abort .,
A parrott in a private family Is aoout ~
useless az q second attack oy the measeis, "u,
make more trouble than taking a schoo'
marin to board. ,i
| Whatsoever kan happen may happen, ane
| we have no excuse for being surprised
ennything in this life. ,to
Many people are virtewous for the fepu'a
| ton ov it $500 ;. alamo r.,
In a square fite, the heart is alwas 1o'
much for The head, and ain glad ov il. =.
A regular old-fashioned, thoroughoseai, III II
don't do much hurt. 1t is the halt-Dreeos Thu
do the mischief. ,,,, ,bcm-
cater for little children-l luY tne. th,,
hclieye thew hay been great suckcess .nu
far and amt going tew run out u" i'ns I"
P find plenty Of people who are Wlllns IL, n.
roll you all they kno, but the misery ~ "
trade il they don't kno much, nho,,ov few
Il IL lust az natural for an ora pis '''
give advise az it is tew s iu,no' or Tho bumar
erb Thar IL only ore impulse o' Ia, i u. ueif
Ln"I ~ - on al;ke in Us all, and that IL sell
Inv.
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% Governor ana Franklin Streets
uoRsEs, MULES, B E'uIrG5oS.Eio make
IL HARNESS, &c. at sTnsc1uence of the firm Of OF
change y Co.. s' r1pns 6 on
81 I55S We NJ w p sf 4 f1a SATURDAY
s ,s 8 st instant. ut II o coeN'
! M MUGGyss and HARNESS.
2mLTEES,
SADDLES,
HORSE-COyERS. &C.
- ,oserves the attention of those wanting
This sai he ale win be made without reserve.
stock. rs inc s't ao,e TURNER 6 co.
IInSS IAcGuToS. Auctioneers. ia ~
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HIGH CONsTABLEs s sAAIIRnAi, jan jan
II cell at public auefioh ,c on on the premises
Carge5 Of tenth aud Broad Streets me Rsnds
property, TO satlsIy Rnrotnp rs. w, w. Putnam
LII A BAR COUNTER:
RAR SHELVING;
PARTITION
MMhRRLE-TOP TABLE;
/ STOVE AND PlfE'
.. CHAIRS;
FENDER;
PICTURES;
MIRROR:
/ ORGAN;
CARPET:
90 ,WAHDDHEE.bb6iu TEsBERRY. II: c. G: X
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DENTISTRY.
n1sSoLUTIoNs 4 PARTNERsHIlpt:s'.

TO-PARTSERsHIP. ASA sS M IT..
J and WARNER MOORE have t!i.s Sy AZ
cia,ed themselves together under me .! AZ, III.
TEtTTRAf. IRON-WOBK OF eys;y IsiSi''''
WARNER MOORE
pyc,tyoSD Va January l, 1874.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, wiz either
"a Weeklies or Momthl!ea, for slu.
Specimen copies OF any OF tha ab2Te sen
maid to any address on receipt Of .2R cau,s.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DREMIUM STEAM DYEINGi AND
Il CLEANING WORKS, No. SO4' Main street,
Richmond, Va. Ladies and gentlemen having ar
ticles 10 be CLEANEn or DYED win fad thai we
do work BETTER and for TWENTY-FIVE PER
zen z. LESS than any oihtrestatHshmsnt In the
city. We guarantee satisfaction. Our works are
10 short notice and not depend upon the slow pro-
cess OF soaking III tubs- Md gloves cleaned: also
carpets aud blankets. give Us . call and become
convinced.
G3j 10 20 5.<l3fs. a. ID, SCOTT. .Pronrtetor
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WANTED, 20 CONVERT FIVE
w THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
CoAT, AND WOOD INTO CASH. Best Spiint
Lump Coal, IS so per load; other Goals and Wood
at cash prices at Nineteenth and GarS streets.
in 2S-cOd3t u II. fa1E.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, August s0-Virginia SIS, peslers,
bio TO day.
BALTIMoRB, August ao-Cotton steady and
Guiet-loM niddliDgs, l5sz@l6. Flour dull aud
heavy. Wheat weak ana lower-choics a0bsr,
lI@l 40; prime rcd, S. No. western in eley stor
I25; low srsdes unsaeable. Corn nominal. Oats
westei white, 6l@53. Rye steady aud Quiet, sOG
IS. Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions irTe-
PORK, "a Bulk meats strong-shoulders, 9Gstk;
clear RIB sides H@l9l4. Bacon active and higher
shou ders, l0@le14 clear rib aides, l3Sd3la. HAMS
16.S0H o.. LaIo cull-ls4@l5. Western butter
seedy and unchanged. Coffee quiet aud nominal
Petl oleum very quiet; crude, AZ. Whisky steady,
o2; small business Sugar steaay and unchanged,
N3.
EEw YORK, Augu.t 2O.-Monsy-no Ioans-2.
Gold 80 EhchaT &c, ieng, <S1s; short. 49l. Govern.
mens Gull little on Tor some, others steady. Stocks
active end stronger.
NEW YORK, August 20 Flour dull and droopinr
Wheat quiet and declining. Corn dull and heavy.
LONDoN, August 20, IL 20 r. m.-Ths directors of
the Bank OF Englar to-day fixed the minimum rate
ef ofcopnt at the bank at 81 per cent The rate fer
money on the stock exchange, on government secu-
Ii,is is ga per cent. Consols, s7s for meney, and
e21a for account,
FRANkFoRT, August 20 us SO bonds, % for
lSS2.
LoEI ON, August %, $50 p. m.-The specie in the
Bank OF England hssi increased t6S3 0OO during the
past week. The amount Of bullion gone into the
The proportion Of bark reissue to liabilities, which
was lsst eek 431s per cent is now AZ. TIE rate #
discount in open market for three months bills Is
3l6 per cent which is l6 below the Bank Of
England rate. Paris dispatches quote rentes at IS
francs, 521, confines.
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THE COURTS-

DUiDs0n,
To-day, Molly johnson was charged with lar
ceny of two ten dollar bills from a colored man
named James Thompson, who stated to the
court that he Is longboatman, just from Cum
berland, Md. On going along street last
night, Molly, who is notorious char lcter called
to him from the door, "Come in" he went in,
soon after came out minus his money; while in
there he saw Molly fumblng about his pockets;
fined $50 and costs, or 80 days in jail. George
Dean, assault and battery on Anna Ross; IS
and costs: Daniel Bailey. assault and battery
knnckles) a fearfully damaged eye; $40. James
Shields, assault and battery on VIM H. Jones:
$50 and costs. Frank Cronin, James Shreves,
Cornelius Noonan and Reddy Williams charged
with stealing mule. wagon, harness and bucket
from james l. King; CrOnin was held for action
OF grand jury and the others discharged.
on Charles r. Evans, a wood aud coal dealer;
So and costs. EtbeliDa Reed, forfeited callater-
al for swearing. Frances Evans, loud and
boisterous s.. Garrett Mills, pleaded guilty 70
flying a kite in the streets; 50. Patrick
McShane, vagrant, found LODI ging in a lime
kiln last night; gave bonds. Thomas johnson
avagrant; sent TO chain gang. Samuel Wash
lngton, same charge; chain gang. John Barnes,
ysgrancy chain gang. Rose McDevitt and
Mary Morarety, loud and boisterous; IS each.
John Jordan and Catherine Jordan, fined SO
fined. Robert Hammond, alias Brown, Thomas
Duncan, alias jenkins, and Stephen Smoot,
disorderly; 50 each. Acduilla Barton, loud and
9oister9us talking in the Police Court Building.
The Judge said was glad to get an opportunity
to fine party in such q case, for talking about
the front door had become a nuisance and he
would impose fine of S5. Columbus Seyell
and VIM. Edes, two small colored boys charged
with gambling, were dismissed with a repri
mand. Elijah Hawkins, profanity; S. WIN.
Barnard and Lewis Barnard, selling Hquor
without license; slzo-ar.ceal noted,
CHARGE OF ARSON.
John MarteD, calOred, charged with arson, in
setting fire to Mr.. Collins stable, between 9th
and It'll and H and 1 streets southwest, was
called. The principal witness was q colored
girl named Margaret Hawkins, who lives in the
same square, and she testified that she heard
Marten say to some one with him, "If you don't
do chs business, I'll do it myself" that she saw
out OF the alley. The counsel for defence stated
that they could show that MarteD was in bed at
the time. The court said he would req uire bail
for court, which was fxed ct 81 900 Josephsne
Msrten, keeping bawdy house; SlO0-appeal
noted. Minnie Rout, do; $500 and costs-appeal
noted.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ARREST OF TIE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF
You've PUMPHRRY-A colored man Was ar
rested on Monday last and committed to Jail at
Marlboro, charged with the late murder OF
young Pur phrey, near that place. He was
lately in the employ of the deceased's father,
and lie understood to have threatened 70 kill the
young man several days before the murder, and
AFTERWARDS 10 have reminded anot her colored
man of his threat.
OPossuM HALL.-For several SUNDAYS after
the liquor Law went into nominal effect here the
bar at Opossum hall. on the opposite side of the
river, did thriving business; but the authori-
ties of the District of Columbia, who have iuris-
diction over the territory upon which To ut house
Is located, have sent their officers there and in
formed the proprietor that the Sunday law must
be observed there also.-G1-ette, 19fk.
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APoiiceEIan Drops Dead While Turn
ing i'm a fire Alarm

This morning, at 1.20 O'Clock, Oficer Robert
Fleet. OF the second precinct, being at the cor
nef OF 18th and q streets, saw the light made
by the FIRE near the head OF 18th street, and
started To box 20 on q run to turn in an alarm
de succeeded in turning in the alarm but
dropped dead Immediately aftsrward leaving
his key IN the box. Some OF the neighbors
found him lying dead. and help was called and
hls body removed to the fourth precinct station
he had been complaining for several DAYS of
an uncomfortable feeling about the heart but
Gid not regard IL as serious, and il is supposed
mat the exeTtiCn Of running and excitement
causec the rupture of blood vessel. Others
attribute his death 20 apopleXy. He had re-
Gently been summoned before the Police Conn
missioners on charges preferred for neglect To
turn IN an alarm promptly on the occasion of a
IRE some eight days ago which occurred on his
peat-tWo email frame shanties near Boundary
street having been destroyed, and in order not
10 incur like censure IL is probable that he
oyer-exerted himself last night. The area AL
lotted TO the police as cheats" in several of our
TO be hoped that the Commission will take
some action 10 remedy this and also to provide
for the family of the deceased. who are left in
poor circumstances
pointed on the police force, Detective Tillman
having been the first, and he was regarded as a
frst-rate officer. He was appointed a patrolman
on the 18th OF October, 1859, and served over
three years in the fourth precinct; and in April ,
1873, was transferred TO the second precinct
where lie has since been doing duty. There was
hardly an o1hcer on the force more generally
hksd, ne being Of quiet, unassumiDg manners,
and faithful and discreet in the discharge OF his
duties. AS was remarked by some of the officers
who bad been his colleagues, che was a gentle
man. He was 50 years OF age, a native of the
First ward, and resided, with his wife and two
children, at the corner OF 2Ist and streets. He
" as mem Der OF Social Lodge, No. l. of Masous
whose omcers, In the absence of his family who
are IN inc country ;, took charge OF bis remains.
saTy.
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GEORGETO wv.

GRAIN TRADE--The canal boat Hattie aud
Beeeie arrived to-day with $500 bushels wheat
ana 100 bbls- -four for Hartley & Bro. TIE
sales yesterday afternoon were 5 Goo Bushels OF
wheat at S1.40 to si46, and q, 500 bushels to-day
At lao.
10 O'Clock to- day two of the work house laborers
attempted to eecape-one colored and one white
sergeant Rogers caught the colored man, but
the white man succeeded in getting Off
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The WHOLESALE DRY GOODS MARKEr-The
market for cotton goods ruled quiet the past
week, yet there was a steady demand for the
most staple productions. The inactivity OF the
last few weeks has created an accumulation of
some grades of brown and bleached cottons and
certain holders of the latter having become
FESTIVE under their surplus stocks, have en-
deavored to give an impetus to their distribu-
ton by making a concession OF = cent per yard
on certain makes-a measure of doubtful eN-
pediency in the present condition of the market
for obvious reasons Prices were generally
steady, and cotton fannels, ticking, cheviot
stripes, grain bags. rolled jacouets, &c, were
placed with the trade in fair amounts at current
prices. Side band prints enjoyed an uninter-
rupted run of success, and despite the heavy
deliveries Of the last few weeks, and the vastly
increased productive capacity of the mills, the
agents have had no stocks on hand to offer, but
were able to record orders from the Western
jObbers to very large amount. Fancy styles
and robes were less active, both having 70 sue
cumb to the existing rage for sidebands.
Wooden goods were only moderately active, and
their distribution failed to meet the expects-
fiOns of holders.
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FINANCIAL AND OOMMEkCrAL
Washington stock Exchange, Aug. -

Qa1tdtioss furnished by Middleton CO., bInksrs
The following were the prices bid aud s.ksd 81
,he meeting Of the Washington Stock Exchange a.
asy:-Bank ttocks-Natiolsl Metropolitan Bank,
l9S bid. euIdry List-Arliugton Fire InsuraHcs
%. Toek, 100 asked. District securities Disrrirt
OF Colun bic Permanent Improvement. "a, a
1881 H1s bid, 81 asked; M srkat stock bonds. -
=. j.; ls9z, 50 asked; lWashingtonl-water stock
6s. J. & j.: o, 1859, 100 asked; Five Year
eertif YES" $40 n, lS75, 9ls bid, 81 asked;
Year bonds, 6s, J. a. ISIS. - bid. 81 sske0
Fund Loan bonds, (Leg.i 6's. g., NJ IN, lals Oh
bid, 90 asked. Board q Public Works-Certifcass
GenI lmrrHyemept, IS, }; J., 1874, 81 bid, IS
81 bid ked; do. 1878. 81 bid, IS asked; do series
80 tio 81 asked; Certificates. Sewer. SIS. J. & j.
1874, o9ts bid do series, 693s bid 20 asked: water
ceItincatea. S'a. ISL. Q6 asked - -
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CTY ITEMS.

ASK your grocer for Dooley's YeaspPowder
the best Baking Powder for preparing Biscuits,
Rolls. Bread, Griddle Cakes. wafies, sc. DE-
pot, 60 New street, New York.
A LIFE DouFLY AssuREp.-A resident of
Bangor, Maine, writing 70 q. n. Crittentoa.
sixth avenue, ror q supply Of Hals's R5aeg ~
HoreAoHnd aHd Tar, mentions incidentally that
three months ago New England Life iusur-
arce Company refused 20 grant him a policy,
on the ground that be was consumptive. sBut-
he adds, "thanks TO the healing properties OF
that invaluable preparation, my lungs sre now
perfectly sound. and yesterday passed = medi-
cal examination. without an objection being
made, and insured NV Life for 5000"
ifke's Tooth-Ae DrOps-Cure in one min
ute. co.'s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20

FouR You've MEN DRowNEp.-Yesterdsy af-
ternoon . ANAL boat. with six persons in It.,
came into collision with an excursion barge In
Peekskill bay, and was upset. Four Of the
young men In the small boat were drowned. 1t
10 believed that they we're from Yonkers. None
of the bodies have been recovered or names as
certainSd.
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THE WEATHER.
I'M w bA u N k0.
WAR DIrARrMEsr, OTcs Of Ch,U Sifasi o.

WAK DHfARfMKNr, Ulfcs OF ChitJ Sifasi Ufsr, a
WASHINGTON, ID. o., August %, 1874, lo:so a. Y.
PEOBABIIrIEs.-Durirg the rest of THURSDAY
over he south Atlantic and gulf states, essterlV
s0Ctherly winds, partly cloudy weather, occasional
coast Tsirs AID slight Changes Of pressure aud tT
ratuIe are probable. Over Tennessee aud the
Ohio valley, sOutherly to westerly wiods, partly
cloudy weather high temperature and slight changes
of pressure. Over the lower lake region, m
peratnre, west to north eidds partly cloudy wealth
ter. Over the upper lake region, partly cloudy
weather, occasional lie ht raj and lower ten psrs
ture than Gu Wednesday, followed by falling bs-
rCmeter and winds shifting to northerly aud east
ery Over the upper Mississippi and lover Nil
souri, valleys, and the northwest wrds shifting to
DortEeast ard sOHtheast, partly cloudy wealth, r,
generally lover temperature than wediesd az
and 10 lowed by falling barometer. Over NswEnR
land and the i'd states. lower barometer, higher
temperature, winds yeeIiDg to southwest and north
west, partly CLOUDY weather, and in the fJrmer.
New York and New Jersy rain areas.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office of THx
STAR ranged to-day folIows:-S a. m, 70; 10 g. N
rs; lam, 81: 2 D. m 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20

KILLED on THE B. & o. RAILRoAp.-Col.
VIM. Turner, proprietor OF the Thistle cotton
factory near Leicester, Howard county, Nd.
and Ohio railroad, was run over BY . train and
Killed yesterday. He was sixty yeals old, and
said % be deaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-20

MILITARY VIsIT.-COmpany ID, Washington
Light Infantry, Capt. F. y. Carver, are max
Ing eN.efsTe preparations for a trip 10 SYRIA
cuse, New York, in the early part OF Septsm-
per. The company, accompanied by Colonel
Fleming CORNER captain) and staff, Of the Ist
reg imept Of National Guard am = ntn,,,sr nF
sonoraTy members, will leave here on Sunday
evening, September 9Th, by the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, and proceed direct to Syra-
cuse, where they will be received BY the sum-
htr CorIs, who, II will be remembered, were
mere on the occasion of the inauguration of
president Grant, and accepted the Invitation of
company ID ana CHARTERED az their armory
Ihey will make 8 visit, under the escort OF the
sumner Corps, TO Niagara Falls and other
points In that locality. or the return trip the
company will stop az Watkins Glen, Seneca
Lake, and other points. The trip is arranged
with view to sight seeing and pleasure, and
the Syracuse folks are reported to be making
great preparations to receive them.