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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
STEAMERS.

THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
i August 9, 1877
~ Boats will be on tho line between
Alexandra and Washington on and after Mon
DAY, tie 18th of August, running az follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
AZTEC, 8 80, $50, $50 and II 30 8. m, and
IL 30, / co. 30, 80, 30, S 80. 6. 6 30 and 30
p. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 80, 80, 8 so, 10 80 and II 30 b. H., and
- 80, j 3d. 2 90, 3 so. 30, go. 6. 6 30 and 80
p. n.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria at 9 60 10 80 and IL 80 g..
No., and ~ 80, SO, 23O, $50, 81, 5 30, 6, & 30
cop. n.
Leave Washington ct 80, 10 30 and II 30 q.
n, and ~ 30 50, go, 2 80, 30, s 80, 6, 6 30
and 30 p. N.
GEO. R. PHILLIPS, Manager.
SAML. GEDSET, Sup't. sug9
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Or and after Monday. February 26, IL ,
ST, the steamer MATTANO, Capt. Il = ~
VIM. H. Byles, will be run as follows: Leave
Alexandria EVERY MONDAY and THURS.
DAY, from King street wharf, st 7 50 o'clock
q, m. for Landings on the Potomac as far down
as Nomini. LeaVs Nomini EVERY TUES
Day and FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock,
for Washington arriving early the same even
ing. Freight received daily.
feb g j. BRODEkS & CO., Agents.
INLAND e. sEABOARD COAsTING co.
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RAILROADS.

WY c., VIRG. MIDLAND & G. s. b.
W. JOHN s. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after Saturday, July ID, 1877, Pas
senger Trains will run as fol!owe:
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
NOTICE OFREMOVAL.

general that have removed from my former
place Of business mo. 4G King street) to my new
storo, where shall be pleased to see all who
may want anything in my line which consists
OF COOKING and HEAT TING STOVES. Tin,
Copper. Galvanized and Sheet Iron Ware.
Stove Castings aud Brick of s,l description
furnished st short notice. Cd Cooking Stoves
repaired and made as good ss new, Or taken in
exchange for new ones. JOB WORK and RE-
PAIRING Of sl kinds done 10 the beet manner
ard ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUT
Ing, in towa or country, promptly attended
to. ~ Don't forget the place, No. q Kins
street. one square boloW old staad, and on the
opposite side.
jy IA ENOCH GRIMES.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30

FROM he most celebrated factories, for sale an
rent. Piano. ard Organs sold on the instslment
plan on tue nost reasonable terms. Tuning and
repairing promptly attended TO By experienced
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-30
FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Inc new and comnodious irol eIo
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, .Me3SEasssss
bull. especially for this route leaves the com:
peny's wharf Washington. EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, a. +
O'Clock q. M. and Alexandra at 100 a. H.;
returning, arrives EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. at o'clock p. m.
This company makea close connections at Al
ezsndris with the " G., =. Al: s. &. s. r. K.
received for sll points, North and South,
handled with care snd forwarded with prompt.
oess and dispatch.
For further information apply to
F. A. REED, Agent,
Janney's wharf,
lional Metropolitan Bank, 18Th street, opposite
ne Treasury Department, Washington.
mh 10 SAMUEL BACON, President
,f@% CLYDEs STEAM LINES WEEK.
iP' Il p rs AND
BOSTON.
steamers leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-
URDA Y, Ut II O clock 70. from Pier No. N.
Wharves.
This line connects at Alexandria with the O.,
&. ( IL. and w. & q. K. Rs, snG at Philsdel.
phia with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care
Tree Of commissions.
No charge fer transfer in Philadelphia, and
DO wharfage in Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-fve hours. Through rateg and through
bills Of lsding given. Insurance guaranteed ST
lees tran Usual rates.
Agents:
T. A, REED, Alexandria.
VIM. p. CLYDE & CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. r. HYDE, Geor getown, D. 9.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
ian S-tf
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G.. REICHENBACH'S
PIANO Va RER 0 OMS,
12} Eleventh st., few doors above Penna ave-
Washington, u. G.
Sole Agency for District of Columbia and Al
oxandria, Va, of the celebrated KNABE q
CO.'S. and McCAMMON'S favorite PIANOS.
iV LIFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
THREE SrEAWERS FOR Europe.
LIGHT PASSENGER Isis TO-DAY.

LIGHT PASSENGER LISTS TODAY
Only three steamers will sail for Europe to-
day-the White star Line steamship Britannia, the
Anchor Line steamship Ethiopia, and the Weser OF the
North German Lloyd liue The passenger lists are very
light The following the complete lists OF the saloon
passengers three OF those by the Ethiopia going through
TO Bombay, taking the Indian Service branch OF the
Anchor Line from Glasgow:
FOR LIVERPoOI.-BH Steamship Brifqnnic-F. HlackCy
servant. H. a. Robbins Chas Strouss Ano st
Chaito Geo Thurston. T. Wneay {" Is Aeeal "a Wa
b. Gaaney NJ. TOomey Mrs Toomey Mrs j. a. Ls'i'
Mrs. Isabel @. Weaver r. lie ouanfer John Denl' r. "A.
Kug J. D. Hughes Mrs NJ Hauos Master A. HaTios cnld,
infant and nurse Edward Geo IaershaL a. = VIC Mrs
TAFT two children g. Redmond. Alfred Emden, c. cLoe,
g. II. Haskell O. X KTause Mrs jas kaynor - Chapman'
Rahcock y Shorthand II. y. Sahlschmdt ano tpnf
CHILDREN Miss King Mrs. 6. b. Ioycday, John W kc,ne'
Alice Norton, John ilnney John !rnDouy s c,r NJ
DR. Sam Johnston. Nine Marie Muller AndreN beat ",
j. T. Spring. Miss Emily spring Miss Louise VI Rr~e
children Col Rush e. Hawkins Mrs ~ aNH 81, ", o
ton Mrs Brpreou James Wightman MIS- Mlshan, y. uc
Claviere Clauds Nanag0rri, jose Gama9 os ~. I
Mrs Ferncx j. s. Fairly, Col Rowland r. "i'ihs' Jun"
FOR GLASGOW Steamship EthiopfG-Anton yucca
Thomas steven and wife ior r. Dufv United states Army
lanes Ferpusou lanes Marty Jose Marty, william MAUI
John Miller J. NJ Mecai Alexander hackenz;e lia W.,
Fish. Colonel Fish. Kayanagh Cornia Nlla ,i M cher
Mrs MARY McConaches Miss y. A. A. Srne Richard 10y
and wife Mrs stuart. Miss stuart IL T. WATSON anu NJ
son Miss Jessie Anderson, John W. Ualstiom MIS- to
McConaoye John nelson Peter Mckinnon Edward srWs
Barnes. Thomas W. Pcwttici, AuIlcN ''"4''
Wvndharn barnes John II Barnes. Miss Ann Barnes A..
FOR BREMFN-Bg STEAMER Ucer-Ihe rev a., >, -. At
MISS Thcrese Waldeck Cohen, Miss sarah cohen n
Stecnann scrade Miss Maria DieesmanR, mr., ana
Mrs WI zeneyer and emd MSS ha,i, iI Miss Anna
WlEClm Schustr George Md'4' -, ot ii,,,-,, ~
Wiodmann, Mrs Katharine Jaeger, Isaac E0sebDaum'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
nrcIsIONs-ArG. I'd.

Synrege Court-Cbqwbers-By Judge Van Brurt.
In thr matter Of the NeY1rt Manufacturing Comp2nyl
fuk that his application should DE granted fr the
reason that proceedings already nrnding Tor e Vun ny
dsput0n CORPORATION and thtrr ~ no claim mat they
are fakou 10 bad faith Kidd a2i BrlsioW-'Iifi clNi
srhutrU the Hon j. Ellsworth referee tr place Hnd
s All of inc Hon Murray lIormen. Parker lMiud aRt
p,r and 0thprs-Peerrcf back 70 the referee 90 PASS n
fhp ouru ~ COSTS KOeuung and Others ae kocnn1 ami
S.4rcos and abstracts must De aueNcd On report
patt-'fpJu denied with costs Dtie ttt
SlerftIl VIII grant order for rrHri1nHcnrnl HIco
aet l~1-I0on denied In me matter OF tlnt-ht OF or
granted Jaltrd agt. Transcription. uyNHa aRL
Gs1rrd IsIaRy Judge BRADY -CanpDoH agt SlTati V"o
cas.sI -' T.er settled
Sgpoior Cori- Spectral TrR,-By Judge - Mac,
lean ag n.-FNtcnsOl of time FOR examination 81
Judgment debtor. BUrc aCi Moore; NcWc WI' Ht ."lr
Allen agt Looke-AMdayts and orders for eNa in non OF
Thru ulrty Wood agt go1n.-OIGgr Tor examination
INDICTMENT debtor Gallagher act. Eo!s Decree senc1
report ~ referee. Cornish agt ~tNN'f cornish
az Sch .f.IIa1. Judgment Of ioIec'fuit tHs ,rd.
Cgauy Fox aL-Proceeuna- dismissed WIN elu
u favor arck Otauy and against ieieudant h anntf
I0vi-OTdcT amending o''ti JOY ''lil1
sU la--..e al ITor-friIer confirming referee report
~. Adjournment Of sGupem,i t'IN 5o,s
Lalke ae Nerd.rcau-A AFFIDAVIT 9uf o'dI 10Y b e" it
uas MauerOf Metzge-Pcut0n snd order 70 'N"h0e'"'"
topay money.
Common Plcqs-S pocoI TCYm-By Judge Robinson;-
STYLES at Marian irHeceiyer appomeGi honu 70 pa il'O
koHr ~ Referee confirmed ANA complaint dismissed Noib,t
az Ward Motion denied with costs a. pniuh 20 Amue
event IuI-sr 90 al a -clciOti1u Tor leave 10 prose NO
splea granted Hpcrndle agt Decmler: 0uydln att eaC
%$ Band g. Esse Fire insurance Co. at van Alieh o.
%-lOllJls granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
THE COURTS.
owNrpsuTp OF A STREET.

Prior to 1854 Dennis Harris owned all the
land living between Tenthave., the North RIVER
-hfty-Afth-st., and Onehundred-and-
s,,tietb-st In that year the land included between
,nnse two streets Tonthave. and the easterly line OF
what is now Eleventh-ave., were mortgaged 10 inc
American Exchange Bank The mortgage was fore
d and the land sold TO several persons In 1874 the
.o-r,ration decided 10 open Elcyenthave, ana make
ovoris for the land taken for this purpose Iheh m,S
Iarrs her husband being dead, claimed that she sun
,ncd Feventh-ave itself that il had never pech oeoi
o,od 10 the public use, and that she was eht'ieu "
che entire award. Commissioners made an a""i"
81 100000 TO unknown owners, Judge La"Icn'o
having decided that the land had never "ce"
a5catcd 10 the city The owners OF the land along ,e
ur,,,c--9mong Others the Shepherd KNAPP c,taW-OIr
nsd Mrs HarriSs claim, and asserted tat ines W.
Ioj IN tho awards for land lying onrosiIe men PII,
Clte matter was referred TO judge Ml,chen, Mro
Siioi thot the owners Of property along t1e aHCuc
"a an easement or right OF way. IN the lana lornihS
he avenue and entitled to three-iourVnS VI ''
T ,,otter came before Judge Van Brnnt YESTERDAY
d, enc Srnreme Court Chambers on mouon 70 colnln,
~ rcn5rt Of the referee. large number OF celnst
Svere In attendance. and the argument consumer NUN
time The decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
4 CHILD BRUTALLY TREATED.

Jane Mclaughlin is a woman about sixty
years old with brutal face and bullet eyes sunk IN cav
ernors sockets and is peddler Of matches She lives IN
tumbIc-down building at No. Do Grand-St' whore She
has one dismal room in the front basement about twelve
feet square She rented it months ago. ana Two
months subsequently, according to the Story OF
the rcichbors, she brought there ANNE CoS'eF
In. Girl five yerrs old. Annie often accom-
named the woman TO Brooklyn and Jersey
civ In case she was left behind, food was given her
duriny tho old wOman's absence For some Une hrlth
b"rs noticed that Mrs Mclaughlin was Abducted 10 ours
inc and talking improperly 10 children llyhg near yer
ro0m Interference was rcpulsed with VoHeN OF o'ls
and soon IL was noticed that Annie was scNcreN or>eu
on her face and head Her appearance soon hecae le
pitful and the attention ct the oGcSW Tor I,e
prevention Of Cruelty 20 children was called 10 the cls'
Mrs NeT qurhlin was arrested Thursday evening Nch
Irorrhf o the jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
morning the poor girl showed paiulv me MARKS o n
cr4lc treatment. Her were hoodSot; she coulu
sc9rely see 10y reason of the bruises they lad sustained
Her left arm was evidently clslocated. 49,
Mr., McI3ucElm testified that she was inc moIher :"
Annie: that her name was Donnelly; few mop'nlS
later she said II wos Donahue. Her duehtcrlnliN S'
sai0 beat re child. She committed for tla I'D de
flulf of $500 BAIL ana Annie viii De- provided i nv me
Socjftv Annie spoke with Difficulty, ana san tl't -he
had been kicked around the room and given dow Wheh
s1a -.l for lrlq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
COMPLICATIONS OF ORDERS.

Simon Loeb and Barbara Porges carried on
thc uauor business at NO 3GRyinctonst for several
wears Lately there has been GOODNESS between Them
and last week Barbara Poryes allowed Judgment TO he
taken AGAINST the firm in favor Of her broihern|a"'
Frederick wild The sheriff then took possession. Loen
claimed that trick had been PLAYED him. and he oh
1aincd an injunction restraining Barbara Porces and hc7
husband and the Sheriff from interfering with the bu'i-
ness. 80. -, ~.
This Injunction issued with some doubt by judge
sinD0tt Of the Marine Court and was served ON Wehns
day ON Thursday. uuou the affidavit OF Loeb thht MS
farmer rgrtner and her husband were infc-feruE ud
enrctt ssuod an order show cause why they Sl0ul
moi h. lrsne7 for contempt The NctrOnOltan Detect
i've Agency had been employed hy Loeb ond ON 1nnrS-
dav tho defendants IN LGeh'S procedure oh.aWra I'm
~ r.troiu tho detectives from any further move
Inep.s I'm behalf Of The Plaintiff These severe. orders
were return hle yesterday. '1t were po~IPeh'1 'nt
Wofd,v. So as the matter now stands Loeb is thrown
ont on me business 10y The judgment I'm favor of Wild;
Wild and his sistcrin-aw are restrained from carr ing
on tine business 10y the JUDGES injunction, the dee ny
a~c restrained from possessing the place ON tch' OF
loeb and TIE sheriff is without power even TO unlock
door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
CIVIL NOTES

Edward J. knight has applied to the Supreme
Court fr Of habess corpus - compel The N"wNork
Juvepe Asylum 10 surrender custody Of Edgar HINT
eleven Tho application states that the hoy committed at
The reauest Of grandfather Daniel H. Hunt end that JUS
tce Mnrv signed order for the boys discharge Tie
rrr = rnturuahie to-day.
WRIGHT Bliss & Fabyan obtained judgment for
$500 aeaiast tho NeYork Manufacturing Leather COMPANY
A. ~, Marine Court The Judgment being unsas0cd they
srp ea 20 the Supreme for the appointment o.
aiver of the c0mn2rv's property Judge Van HrT"t
lay tt application The ground mot uroceof 9d
ureay been taken for the voluntary dissolution o. the CONF
suy.
IN the suit If Sarah T. Mohck for absolute divorce
eom her husband John W Wlick. reference mad. 70
Locw The referee reported that tho plaintiff failed 70
10y any 81 the acts Of adultery charged fin the comnout
sqid thar the complaint should sscl. Jufce Robin
a. in the C,urtof Common Pleas yesterday, confirmed tho
~eferees report parties married November %
1851 ~ Village, Warren County Nepy-Jrr5ev ~ VI.
Chipman appeared for the plaintiff and Lyman udskOd for
fhe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25

D. Page Haley from Boston; J. n CLAYTON, CIT
ford from Boston, u. c. Mhden, Heath from BOSTON, Saran
Wood Hickman, from Boston; Rachel seaman, Seama from
Boston: L. Clark, Lake. from Boston Mary Haley
Haley. Boston: A. Mcsscr Gregory for Boston, 81
Clair Edwards relan, from Salem T. A. Hooper Hand rom
Salem. j. Perry Wood -BedfOr C. T. StlckneY,
Ireland Cabdgeport: George Neyinger smith, from
NewBedford; Curtis Tilton, sheppard. from somerset
Cleared steamships Junata Catharu0 for Savannah READ
ing Cobun for salem; Panther, Miller for New Hedofd
Beverly Wallace NewNork H. T.. CAV Person for Bal
more ship Nightingale Olsen, for KOn gsburg schrs W %
lIish Iirrcl for Fail River H. A. Mes5er Gregory for Bo
John d. PAIGE IIcllcy for Boston; George NeNingi
Smith for Boston, Bace seaman, Seaman for BOSTON, ~
Clayton clifford New-cdfor; = e. Hart Kelly Tor Nt"
Bedford sailed, steamships Juaia, Reading and Panther
fIor other ship Nelgs see run Pdge.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
JUDICIAL DIGNITY AT wHIrr=ToyE.

John Webster was tried for assault on one
Raclcy before Justice Williams al Whitestone on Thurs
dav and fined $40. I'm The process Of selecting Jury
the Justice called George Trpp. ir, instead of George
Tram er Tie corrected his mistake, and Tram. sr"
as ne marched toward tine iIryblX asked In loud Tone
OF voice. Judge amt you drunk e. 81 IRE Won 50 ior
rorflgft of Court was the response. % vOH moan
IN 4" asked Trlpu. "YC-; and IL won DON'T pay n ~
once won will Doe locked up." said the jude. " Wen, ]
guess shall have 10 DE locked up t1eu' sad Tram;
end Marshal. lock hiW UpW said the Court Accord
iugv Trpu was locked p until me c'u send home Tor
So ON payment of which hc was released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25

Money was in fair supply at 203 per cent on call
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 5000 600 National Bank notes for rcdomp-
ton. The Customs receipts were $500, 900, and tho
Internal Revenue receipts 100000.
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
day: Currency exchanges $66,0i3,0SS currency
balances 80 453. 100; gold exchanges, $6,992 1873;
gold balances, $S7S,976.
In London, British Consols were slightly
higher at 95L095Ss for money and the accouut
United States securities were ls higher, and Amerl-
can railway shares were L. to per cent better New
York Central selling up to 90; Illinois Central to
81 Erie TO 1905, and preferred to 20l2 The sum OF
tl16,000 bullion was withdrawn from the Bank Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
SECOND BoARD-1:3O p. ".
FRIDAY, Aug. 2i-P. N.

If the reports which reach Wall-st. relative 10 hto
present traffic of the Central and Hudson, and Lake
Shore railways could be considered trustworthy,
The TRIBUNE would have occasion to offer its con-
gratulations upon revival Of business, unprcce-
denied in its sudden development. But unfOrtun-
ately the weight of evidence, as in the general
business situation and in the daily reports of ship
ments East and West, fails TO confirm the claims Of
such an immense improvement as is represented by
these reports and reflected in the speculation on the
Stock Exchange. 1t is only few weeks since high
official stated the simple fact that there are five
trunk lines of railways, with business insufficient
for two,' but now we are asked to belieye-and tho
name of the same high official is used as authority
that the Lake Shore Company is unable to move tho
freight which is forced upon it. All know that tho
railways East of Chicago are handling only a small
portion Of the grain which is coming forward,
and that a large part Of the provision traffic which
heretofore has exclusively by rail, is now fol-
lowing the water-courses TO New-YOrk The ship
ments West from New-York by the canal show an
increase 1876 Of about 1000 per cent, owing 70
the low tolls. Hence people are anxious to know
where this large business for the railways comes
from. They see no movement in any line of trade
which throwing ont the gain to the canal and lakes,
would account for the difference between five times
100 many railways and not enough. At the time OF
the first statement, tine prices OF Central and Hld-
son and Lake Shore stocks about 30 and % re-
spectyely they are lO2 and 6i3i.
One general comment IS sufficient for nearly the
whole stock market to-day. Under the influence Of
private kilograms from Saratoga, the contents Of
which given general circulation, and the con-
tnued exhibition Of good buyers Tor the Trunk
Line stocks and the NOrthWeseUs the general rail-
way list made further advance, which was well
maintained at the close. Hannibal and 81.
joseph stocks were noticeable exception, DO
cause Of additional rumOrs Of further legal
complications. The common stock declined
from 117s to 11G11lL and the preferred
the general market, and in doing so, in the face If
the troubles which bcset them, simply illustrate tho
character of the market. Delaware Lackawanna
and Western rose from 4Sli 10 igl2a 1914; Della
ware and Hudson from - i2G4S2i; Morris and
Essex from 2 - 10 TO- and Ncw-Jersey Central from
ISIS To I9ItaIsl2. Western Union was more ac-
tive. selling az s1liGs23i. Pacific Mail made u
further advance to 81, but closed the yes
terday at 243i.
The subjoned table shows the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25

Robert Halloran, a burly rutlian, attacked
France. W lawson of No. West Tiry-fourthsi, yes
tordlv nj scventh-ave and Twentythird-st. and az
fonrtcd 10 steal his watch Mr. lawson cr1Doled with
him and held lim until an officer arrived and arrested
The lrhwavmau. The prisoner WIS taken nctoro JUS
tice WqDdr YESTERDAY az the -irs0n " rt-t Police
Court and while the complaint being W11c against
him Er uwpcd over the railing and assaulted N" law
y.fff .fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
p4SSENGERS ARRTTFD.

FROM LONDON--H s'eg1nlip ,E'ysi41Mr 'nG Mrs'
KlUmau r. STANLEY Geo. D. TOmhs Geo Colt G. ifuchcI'
NJ Bra idt Mr. and Mrs. T.. Werner, " w. Martin Chas.
Walmosley C. n. Matage T. w. Burning, Miss ChflSini
Stewart Mrs EglOf ThOs ID. Hurst T. j. Sfr@gS, r. y
cutler Col and Mrs r. i. Rivers Master Gayle lVrs ana
servant John walter Master r. waiter Mrs Ann Aslnan
j. X nm Miss A. T. IIig Miss Chandor Miss Hann. cor
coran. and MIS- Durham. r. Raw \ w COph J. y s4l
cIn In r.l MI. Altkems.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
DrookIrn propertn 90 Let.

TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-stOry
~ and basement brick dwelling No 223 Carroll st. near
Carroll Park BILE tenant the rent VIII be made very
reasonable apply toJ. T. CORNELL ~ Soultsi bIooASn
TEvO LET-Two houses. just painted, hand-
sou- Ia Brook three story, basement cellar ten
rooms Baltimore heaters front and roar To thiid si3y
water also. most popular part Of Brouklv, near >cuiItrS
Hclmer's and other church,s two blocks lirh Alho
neon ana social Literary Unions best dramatic a~-2
cations extaut: owner samr block 2j3 Ha-ey. Hal
sey ST. car. Fulton Ferry. pass the door, tohpkhsAN'
10 Williams burg close by. Rent. $50. ls September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
,1NIATrRh -ALNANAC.

sun r7ses..... 800 sets.... Gif Clock FAST:
Moon rises ~ Noon souh- VIZ iV"' '"7'' ''' -
HIsH WATER TO-UAY--A. A. $3.50
SANDY Hook. 1923 GOV Island. 913 Hen Gate..llt2
fIcH WATER TODAY n.
$40 GOV Island. 9-2 hell Hate'' liill
HIGH WATER SUNDAY. ~ ~.
Sandy IlooS... sj7 GOV Island .;5l iieH Gaie'll'io
WATER sunday. II.
sandy HOOK. Ola Gov Island N59 Zen Sa'e..-Il'to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
NAYAL INTEIAIGENCE.

WAsHINGrON. Aug. 24.-fieut John X. VIM is
fsf4 TO te Receiving ship wabash al Boston; Lieut. H.
eh ordered the Naval Academy Lieut. CONS. = G. NJ
SER and Samuel H. Baker detached from the Naval
Gs.tuy and placed waiting orders Master George W.
lL Il detached from and ordered % the Ion
Sla,es Master H. H. TylcT II detached from The Receiving
S WABASH snG 0gdeTed " the Huron Ensign W. H. s0uth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-25
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-By direction OF the 'resl-
ttlt Hrst Lieut. william l.. Nauucss list Artillery, az
a. own request. has b.en relieved from duty as oI OF
Ainy Science and Tactics II Cornell University Ithaca
~ ordered join bis regiment y direction o. inc aecieiaI
~ var inst Lieut. tharlcs Shasf. ordnance Department
Is ben from duty The Military Academy 70 Yves
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erand detached Naval Academy and ordered 70 me
Hartford Department has received inoii
the United states steamer Nandaha was al
TripOl Coast OF SYRIA the LIST OF August.
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Citn propcrm Go Ert.

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