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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02
eepeGfigsg mlsd s4oa;.is OF the mails-

esPeZfiuG ssisd S4oas.ig OF the 1hHiis.
CLOSING
Washington II. @, North and Northeastern
mails II III. ana : Is p "a
WeateTn iGhiis 50 and Is p. N.
Sou.ng:n EsiI5, via Richmond, Va, 6 CO q
%. and j co ,.nd . Gu o N.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch.
burg. Virginia e 90 =. n. and 45 .. III.
Alexandria to Lynchburg. Va, (wgy nails
including through msis, 90 2. u. and 90 o II.
Hordonsviiie and Charlottesville, Va, w a.
%. snd UU Q. n.
AlIassss Division 90 q. N.
Alexandria to Found Hill Vs., % 5. M
OPENING,
Northar& AID "eatorn mails, vis Wasting
son, y. g., ~ q. II. sud : o. and s GO D. m.
Southern malls, via .;cL mond, Va, 30 a. n
and VI =. l..
SoltG. western Easils viG Lynchburg Virginia
ltatCl8n mails Including vsy mails Oh Midland
Ha:lT1aG, s 80 8 II.
Mansssas Division 80 u. III,
Round Hill to A'o4 audria, Va 30 D. u.
OIcc Bours-Qfic9 opens 1T 80 G. H., and
co."s 81 w >. Il.
Sunday Hours--Hfice opens at 45 s. IT,, and
closes IL 81 a O..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02
&c z s'5t as. "


81 * itEr
SODA WETtH,
ICE GuSTARi:
bkE&5LB, i23 hIng street vii! sell Ice
G:eGm ~ The sl,nH rs."s, rclW!Lh: landing tie
ice iarIre Ec :, Il d Trade t.s crraIn By the
pTice," bu. ms cream ru'd lose Ike good nsme
that yohrs Of lar dealing have ~ou t 1T He
asks lno4 persons abroad ordering "prensle's
CrtGm' iron tEira parties vii. assure themselves.
tina: t2a cream sent Is certainly from Ers esiah.
hsh mint lie %ariau:s bis cream nod doe. not
"isn mat lnterior ctosm may in;ura lis repu.
tstIUn
His hesl.hful hand-nGao c30dios, FREQ Of terra
alba or glucose, lave b ~ IargotT purchased
during the past seasCr. 70 those who have used
them no refers for testimony OF their excellence
Cream Puts, Tar.s and Egstry Candiaa and
Iaty Of 'il sinds. Pes specially, Fruits.
Nut:, Cor .ctioAe'ie3 CgTymels. ana SuGared
Fruits. Ills CAS- 81, Black. fruit, Pound,
jelly snd Fancy. oIDemenIcG End rlsin, sro
sold cheaper iDan they Can DO manufactured at
home
do csters fer fsm;}i2s and Of. -taiarnoa.s.
myl2tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02
eA3lexaudria Q5azettR

WHDpEsDAY EVENING, JuNE2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02
q GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISERS.
rMtsasSa rEEssJAsHTs.

w A. JOHNSON y CO.,
WHOLESALE GHOCERS,
uENEHAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in
ILL KINDS OF LIQUORS.
Have on hand GIBSON'S Ky XXX. xxx
enc PUEE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET
and ii ONGGkAM WHISTLES; also BAH-
FMS and 7 ON PSON'S PURE RYE
|AlS s rs, to which they invite the attention
OF the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention
Consignmeuts of Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarsptee the
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Northeast corner Of Cameron snd Royal Sta,
Alexandra, Vi. oct 20
= ARION & SMITH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02

A PRETTY actress settled her advertising bill
with Little Re neHspapcr las. Seek 5y kiss
iog the edi.or. Ark an,ss editors don't get Yer!
rich, but they have heap OF fun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02

A DAKOTA sirI has married ChiDauau.-
He hsd somc difficulty 10 explaioipe the state
of bis heatt, but she finally got bis cue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02

REvEYGE-A momeo'ary triumph, OF which
the sala; &C 10 dies at olce, aDG is sudceedeG
by remoIs:; wberca5. toE&i7eOcss, which is The
nob,.s. OF ell reyo1ee, entails perpetual plea
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02

There is Q large aaI fertile space 10 cvely
life, IL w.ich u,:2h. 5e ,.laoted the oaks aod
fTuii ;recs Of e; l!8ttcncd principle and virtu
Gus h2o.ssi whlch growing up, would yield to
old sSc 2ud ct ylucuc glory and shade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02

Says Fref c. critic: Il ike girl before
she gets Rom lnl-G, aGd woman before shC
gets eir!!sb."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-06-02

THOSE Rbo give uo til they die. show ;bai
they Hould Got then if they could keep it any
longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
DIE)

cooPER-on 2i'h inst. at ocean Grove. n j. brahsm D.
heaTes ana rriend are invited
vices al the Baptist Church l6b-st near stA ave. oE
Internent at oak Hi csaetery Syack
eHAAs-At Fayal OF dyssntery. July l5 Mr. william r.
De Haas.
DENTSO Nsuddenlv and peacefully Of carbunce and low
fever SUNDAY. a. Au1nst - at Keene valley, Adiron.
dack Mountains Caroline A. 0o0ved and devoted vile VI
She hata done what conld" Verify
labors. and her works do follow her"
Internent private.
DAMEOn 81 day. sth MONTH 2lth Moses Dame ths
Relatives and enI are invited 20 attend funeral
vices a his late residence No 80 West lshst 90 6th
day, 9th as. az D. %.
MILLARD-At New-H amDurg Dutchess County. '. Y
TUESDAY. August -, At O'Clock H. water MIiard aged
Funera place Presbyterian Church.
New Hamburg y y, Oh sunday August - at O'Clock
Relatives ami trend Invited to atleni.
Tram leaves Grand Central Depo al o'clock arriving
at Sew Hamburg az " O'Clock, noon Returning leave
Sew Hamburg at 5.lJ o ciOcS.
MUNRAY-In BROOKLYN, Tuesday August -. 1880 Of mia
FuHsra ms ate residence 20 Carroll PARK, Brooklyn.
Friday afternoon al O'Clock. Friends pleas 10
LEWis-0n we,ne,aag. august %, MAFsaretha wife OF
Fuuer late re.dencp l63 West attn Friday,
AugIsi ~ AZ JoOcN a. N.
sIIP-ON-At HUDSON. y. y the 10Th % August. Or.
<. simpson.
Funeral friday afternoon. ar Hudson
THAYER Harlem. August % Mary J.glfe Of James n
Funeral services n the Harlem Congregational Church cor
ner 2Jths ana dave. on fltly morning, August y,
Relatives ana trends are respectfully Invited attend
Inierment at Pound Ridge,
roRREY-on weinesily August 25 1889 Amos C. Torroy
Personal the ath residence.
NO. - 1tn-aye. Broo NlyA a. groc@, THURSDAY p M.
Funeral ~ Palmyra, ~ y, Oh FRIDAY.
WOODHCLI-Dn Tuesday, August "a GAYLORD son OF
caleb aud Fannie D. " OodhuL ~ the 10Th year Of ms
Friends Of The family respectfully
funeral rom his parents residence No - honrlpaee.
Broo.ya rDGrsday August To- AT O'Clock ia the alter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
PAIN AND sTnRM FAR AID WIDE.

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Ihe storm OF last night
appears from teegrnphc aiyices 10 extended
large area. and effects the corn crop VIII doubt
less Dee favorable, the stalks drying up fast in
some o,illtes AZ this ume there every indication
II further AMI -,n RAJ ril Is.
BRDcEroEr Conn, Au-. % The most terrific
thunder shower tla hats visited mis- Vicinity for years
passed over TINS afternoon. Lightning struck the
schooner Mabe. OF Calais NJ. yug ~ the haTbor, shat
terng her top ana foremlsls and Instantly killing
Charles +. snrybcr the steward. shryber was ia the
cooks galley sitting near the mast when II wa struck
bv the current Lightning also struck IN number II
places about the Ire splre of 81 Augustine ko-
man Catholic Church was damaged several hundred
Il illars' worth.
WuKEsBARRE. Penn Aug pa furious storm. with
thunder and lightning, prevailed here to-day. Sever al
buildings struck by lightning but TO great dana
was done. General divers powder m H. At Lture Run,
W. struck by fla IN. and half OF powder
pndcd. partially destroying the mixing room The Hood
caused cOusfueraD- e loss or properly IN the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
AN AUGUST STORM.

INTENSE HEAT FOLLOWED BY RAIN
An UNCOMFORTABLE DAY RENDERED PLEASANT BY
A sTORM-DAMAGE BY WIND AND LIGHTNING
A MAN KILLED IL TREuONf-PROsTRATiONs BY
TIE HEAT.
The heat was very severe yesterday forenoon, the
thermometer at HudnHts registering So at IL
O'Clock. When the passers-by looked at the record
their faces grew long and the perspIratIon broke
forth afresh. Shirt collars had discouraged look
early ID the day, and shirt fronts were wllted Ike
their wearers. But the weaihercock is III sad con-
dIton indeed when it doesn't point out prosperity
for somebody. and so Yesterday morning the faces
Of the Chinese laundrymen beamed with de-
lighted expression. they contemplated their
prospects for the morrow. The ice men. too, smiled
blandly as they resumed their conversation regard
ing an impending lce-famIne and seemed TO be cal
culatng how much higher they could afford to
raise the price Of that commodity. The lemonade
dispensers laid in extra supplies of sugar and few
dozen more lemons az the suns rays grew tercer.
The heat was intense, and the moisture in the at
mosphere rendered 1t more oppressive than the
height of the mercury would seem TO warrant. 1t
radiated from the payements and the fronts OF the
buildings with glare that was almost binding.
and with the effect of making one feel stupehed and
DIZZY The Mo- Iteration Society's ice-water supply
nj the Post Office was besleged by clamOr0us
wa, was patr0nized ny many VINO have "cOnscien-
tIous" scruples AGAINST drinking wafer.
But at noon a change came; dark clouds began %
gather I'D the north and IN the space OF few mn
ufes the atmosphere became 10 cooler AT hall
past II o'clock the whole sky was covered with
dense black clouds. and 10 became 80 dark that
II was necessary 10 light the gas III most
of the stores. he storm winch soon followed was
preceded by brisk winds, and clouds of dust filled
Che streets. Here and there wOuIl st rt NINA ure
wmriwud, taking up bits of paper, straw aud other
light articles and eugutiDg az OCCASIONAL hat then
MOVING along IN a dirty column, hlllng the ewes OF
pedestrians spOhng tue appearance ~ the stock CT
street vendors Of confectionery and frult-, ana
causing general annoyance, and the use OF express
sive language. The clouds, wind ana ram followed
each other IN snch rapid succession that many per-
sons were fairly caught, and many OF Tie dedlcrs
whose wares were exposed along The sidewalks hdd
10 wOr, euergcUcaly 10 gel their Stock housed De-
fore he big drops began 10 fall. here was some
lightning ana thunder at the beginning OF the
STORM The rain was VIC ent from the first. and
almost seemed TO come down M one solid mass with
out 4 yiding up INTO drops. From it, beginning at
1898 D. M. there a rainfall Il hail an lncn III
twenty-five minutes.
A TRIBUNE reporter visited the Observatory at
Central Park in the afternoon. Professor Draper
wa, absent, aud Colonel Ingram was In charge lie
thernumetrIcai records Tor tae week thus FIR have
been as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
GOVERNMENT NEWS.
EX-POsTlA-T ER-GENERAL KEY.


MEETING N HIS HONOR Reid BY The POST
OFFICE OFFICERS
WAsuINGr0N. Aug. 2j.-Judge Key. the retiring
To,tmaster-Geuerl. was to-daE the recipient of q
a hearty tribute If regard from the Pos. Office De-
partmeni. AZ meeting of officers and en-
ploy {, of tie Department held IN Jhe large room OF
the sixth Anultors Bureau aud presided over by
Judge Tyn-r. the FIRST Assistant Posimas er-
General, the following resolutions were uuanl-
mously adopted:
Ecsoi6ed. Thai d. is due 10 utse.Ves les, than 20
Jo-r Ky. To express Che great re-r-t We feel on lbs
leaN4u- tIt Department. aud To convey o. hu ru-
-riucs OF our nigh appreciation %. him On beer
3ud OI our sincere fegrd itr nm a- man. By hl,
executive gng ana SOFA d di-c.c.lun he hes adv IN Ell
Oi efficiency, ana u uut ptrSuua intercourse WIFI
nave llcf 81 IN Uniform hlI0 C.t 4It c utc-T
.ucs ila nave t,t'n-'isa.i Inn I'D his olr.a i.,r q.
We'll u ans pllfd.c drd . a, relations.
HcsOiced, That feeling personal interest a. Judge
Key utI--. assure nim oi our sincere wish for tbs
c,a .iuuc0 prosperity ana naFpi--sa; "ad "e o.. not
.4Dh has been called. Dee WILL continue lu exercise
rAuf good Judgment aud l-crIidi.- -.n,e ol lu,lcc
when nave heretofore giiari h 'h "i u, oii &c +,
and winch wr hope " al 40 ll-iu, oey -'aie hu To-
SUI Al<n-f H14rfs.
Immediately after the adon.iou of these resolu-
lions Judge Key was invited to attend t1e meeting
when the resolutions were handel TO him by Judge
speech. highly complimentary 10 judge Kry's adj
nnmstratiol Of aiiir-. as Wei as Of expressions OF
regret ar ms retirement. JUICE KY accepted the
tr cute OF respect and IN reply spok- feeugy. The
new Pos;masJcr-Gencral. Mr.. Maynard, was also
prc eat and on invitation made some appropriate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
MAXIMUM. Minimum

"a h1ll-paft r O'Clock the thermometer regis
tered So SAID Colonel Ingram. % In Il teen nlu-
ules aiterward hen the storm bad begun, the mer-
curry had dropped down TO ~. Fifteen DEGREES IN
fifteen minutes 10 was very remark1Dle ldi', Tor
It's suudenuess never saw anything like DO before.
The amount Of rainfall was also rather remarkable
brtyyeeu l2:BJ o.. ID. nnd l D. I'D. there tall OF
hall an nch and from tie beginning on the ram AT
lz:3J until 2:3O there was tall OF about LILO
inches. Just before the storm TIE barOme,er TELL
RAPIDLY. sometimes he barometer Is deceptive; 10
often rises because the atmosphere becomes lighter
by the precipitation of the ram"
The wind was from the northeast Yesterday
lis greatest force during the day was Oh pounds 10
the square inch at 1870 p. M; H. average force
was very low, being almost lmperceptDe during
the forenoon. lie velocity Of the VIVID IN the
morning was also almost imperceDt Die. From noon
until D. ~. 10 AVERAGED ID miles an hour.
Many persons VINO mad sought the cooling shades
of the pdI IN tie heat Ut the forenoon we're caught
by rue Storm and SOUGHT shelter lu the old arsenal,
restaurant. anu geological buildings, and under the
orchvav, under some OF the drives. The arsenal
buildine Was thrOnged with women AMI eli IT H.
VINO presented a most woeDegone appearances -
tncv wandered abOut-many or them IN damp
clotues-ald wondered now long the dnzzng ram
would be apt TO continue. some IL them looked as
tnuugI tAev would enjoy going upstdrs ana ueno-
shing the signal station aud everybody ana every
thing any way connected with tue weather. .
The storm was very severe IN the annexed dis
fr.ct. An unknown man was struck by lightning
and killed N PtlhaM-aye., near the Southern
Boucyar!. hc police sent MS bouf To he DOrgue.
/ ne man was apparently itty years old, had sandy
halr and beard. aud wore OH brown clothes ana a
black liar. snapped liht "a y iiiL =.
Two frame houses on TIE Kings Bridge Road, ut
Observation-Disclosures iti-,t, occupied b.
Michael Foley aud Bartholomew Mcdonald were
struck bv lightning and damaged 10 the extent OF
$50 All The inmates escaped HJurr.
The handral Oh the north side O McCombs Dam
Bridge was blown into the river for Sky feet.
arge old tree M irOnt OF no. 80 BOnd-st. was
blown down anc broke lamp-poSt !n lts tall.
4 political banner which hung at Beckman-st
and Iark-row was clown down during the storm.
The rct0d OF the tnermOmeJer at Hadnuts yes
teidav was as 10 lows:
3a m Gam GA m l2n. l25op 3:5Op Gnm. 9pm. lOpm.
70 ~ 7s2 81 80 IL o. 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
SIN MN DROWNED

SAD FATE or YACHTING PATTY IN JAMAICA BAY
During the heavy thunderstorm yesterday the
Yacht D0llie, containing seven men. was capsIZed
near the point of Rockaway Beach, in
Rockaway Inlet. which connects the
ocean with Jamaica Bay. Late last
night the report was received at the Brooklyn
Police Headquarters from East New-foTk that the
men on board tine yacht Captain Frederick
Raker of the Sixteenth Ward OF Brooklyn. and six
others They wen ont from Canar'lc IN the yacht
DolIe which was one OF the boats kept on hire at
mat village only one man of the party was saved.
MIR Baker was painter about twenty-five years "
arr. Tie name OF the rescued man was A. II. Skid
M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
MISUNDERSTANDING MAYNARD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Ihe Hon. Horace
MAYNARD. ex-Miniser 10 Turkey, with Postmaster
General Key visited the White House to-day 10 pay his
respects 10 President Hayes. While there the President
signed Mr.. Maynards commission Postmaster
Gene al and handed 10 him. Later Mr.. Maynard ap
neared nj the Post Office Department and took the
Of Office.
Mr. Maynard will enter upon his duties as Postmaster
General Tomorrow The President to-day signed the
Commission of ex POstInas General Key 10 be District
Tndge for the stern District OF Tennessee. He also
AIMED the commission General LOngstreet as United
states Minister 10 Turkey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
NE SCIENTISTS IN SESSION.

THE nos. LEwfs II. MORGAN PRFsIDNG-PRoFFssoR
AsAPH HALL SPEAKS ON AsTRoNoHY AND PRO-
FEssoR BARKrR DEALS WITH MODERN ASPECTS
Oh THE LIF. QUESTION.
The Anne lean Science Association was well
coined to Boston yesterday by Mayor Prince,
Governor Long and Pro lessor Rogers,
the president Of the Massachusetts, Insti-
tute of Technology. The Hon. Lewis II.
Morgan. of Rochester, the new president o.
the ASSOCIATION, spoke in response to these
greetings. Professor Asaph Hall delivered
an address on astronomical progress, and Pro-
fessor George F. Barker spoke on Some
modern aspects of the life question" a con-
gratulatory telegram was sent to the British
Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
YACHT IPSET AND SINK

The sloop-yacht Intrepid, Captain Lewis, bound
from Newport for NewYork, was struck by squall
when off Harris Island at 1870 p. ~ yesterday, She
was upset and sunk In about twenty fathOms OF
water Nothing was saved from the wreck. The
members OF the crew narrowly escaped with their
lives. The yacht Is OF nine tons burden and Is
owned by Roger W. sherman. lawyer, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26

Of The thunder Yesterday nfter1 M sni Gufns
the last pfrs tie day The movement was rspdy up
ward. Clear weather followed early IN he Day Dy
partly condy weather vito thunder shower and
srrong WIND be ween and n. Ia. and ght spfin-
king OF rain during he quarter. TIL temperature
ranged between 60 ands79 the f7iS-' befDs
7so hieher tran on he corresponding day last year a-d
2is2 lower Than on Tuesday.
Cooler and parity cloudy welfhcr. wifh chance ~ GO
ca-ional light rsiD~. followed by far clear fcat.r,
De exueeLea In-l N Im Ln-- " aud y.-.M--.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-The Acting-secrctary OF the
Treasury to-day instructed Assistant Treasurer Hill
house to buy 800 900 Government bonds on account
Of the Sinking Fund.
The Secretary of the Interior has decided that In pay
ment for the Usage lands in Kansas settlers can only be
charged interest upon deferred payments The first In
sttIment required be paid consists OF onefourth OF
the purchase price the lands. aud does not include
accrued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
THE DEATH OK GENERAL MYER.
IL

-PREPARAT!ON- FOR III FUNEEAL~
WAsHINGTON. Aug. 2j.-Ihe following gen
eral order was issued te War Department to-day,
signed by General Sherman:
The secretary Of War panied TO announce % the
AMY the dtari II Br gidler General Albert J. Myrr
Cn.el s gual Oncrr Un.tcd states Arut, winch took
place AZ i5I TO- y. y. TINS morning. EItcrug the
i INV d. l-JI as du asslstau. surgeon tae Texas
ronter. wncre vast stretch plan offer gr .ai
facility Tor cIuIHu lcaI0u o. vision. Gclr. j Alytr'-
A. eniion yas cally urn-d O. ta- I.c, OF -u.iius
aulr success establishing i4nt ll.tAci iflry
s.ry.cc aung The Iste " q. ON basis of usefulness
and Importance that proved OF tAc geatcst Denth,
az moi only Dr tne Aruy hut also Tor he
nav. Army largely IN lrDJed nis efforts
or IT, e.erdpli' communicative VITA tuc
~ me lrnni~t : 600 mics OF eecfric t.ra..Dl lines
having been bust under his supcffis on
Assigned ~ secretary OF War to tLc dny OF TAX
Ing mc.eoI 3D. -lcu observations, ANA giving pubic
notice 81 he 8pprOac1 ard o. rus,
assstanc. OF extensive telegraph system, for tue
brne1t commerce. hc br' ueht 10 bear remarkable,
abity Or ORGANIZING ana peileclng lhl' service ana
making It's usefulness fe not only ID every seaport.
but In every hmie OF the lad. La tnIs comparatively
Myer displayed enterprise 81 Practical
and riuav of aefe0iOOgy with the production OF useful
results which made nane familiar 20 every Que
OF ns countryheh ana proved oil ihcalchi''e dement,
Ia various III eress. These services nave lecu n gAy
appreciated botn az nom. ana n foreign c0hnInes His
perseverance, energy aAd tact resulting ~ establishing
uniform Intentional system Of Smut dneous ueie"i
illogical observations, afford, 10 tnc word Tie Only iu
aud satisfactory data eNlabt ne atuu, 81 mct'oio
ucy. struck down at tne meridian o. his usciun NESS
tne country lost most distinguished ana proofs
Ing officer and -gaa s-rycc an aOie. cf1cent dnd
.aluus chief. Tne officers o. the -ghd Corps ana on
duty herewith, Wal wear the usual badge oil mourning
fOI IIIry days.
BUFFALO, y. Y. Aug. 25-The funeral Of the late
General Myer Will take place from D. Pierce's Hotel
ON Friday afternoon. The military organizations OF
city together with United States troops stationed
at Fort Porter VIII act escort. The remains wall,
after services Paurs Cathedral. be tempo ary de
posted in the church vault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
CHARLES ,CRlBNER,s SONS.


Rudder Grange. BY Frank b. stockton. A new am en-
larged edition. lUmO, paper, 90 cents Goth 81 70
Poems BY r. H. stoddaId Complete edition, with pors
trait. Sv0 cloth extra, 81
LoiterlDgs in Pleasant Paths. By Marion Harlani, ~
me- cloth. Il 10
Handbook OF Drawing BY William Walker With up
wads OF zoo and diagrams. l2mO. 9TH 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
GEORGE ". CARLETON Il CO..

A steamer Book BY Dr. w. T. lie nu.h Cloth. 81
Among the rsoTns. BY Mrs. Dickinson. 81 80
Missy BY the author Of Butledge. 81 80.
Lucy. BY the author VI Widow odsmith 81 50.
BuchaIz and the Detectives. Allan PnkertOn 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-26
HARPER Il BROS.

Alexander Pope Ky Leslie stephen. Engitsh Men Il
Letters seres." limo cotl - cents
The Life and Letters Of Horace Bushnell with Two por
clOth. 80.
The CongrezntenaIsm Of the last Three Hundred
Years IN Its Literature. Large osO, lOo@ pages
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MACMILLAN ~ Co.
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The EnaI.h Poets Edited BY r I Wand with a geN
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Indications.
For New England and the Middle Atlantic states, sta
tOnary or higher barometer, falling followed by sta
flouarV or rising nOrh winds clear
or partly cloudy weather In the former and partly
cloudy weather and hight rain IN me later district
CautiOnarV Signals.
Cautlonary signals ordered from Kitty Hawk TO
Cape Henry.