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r. NIrED STATES MARsHAIs SALE.

by virtue of writ of icri facias issued out of the
CleikS Ohice Of the supreme court Of the Dstrct Of
columbia, nud 10 me directed viii sell vt pubic
sale Tor cash. at he house door Of sail District,
on TUESDAY. the 18TH day Of February, 1850, at u
me defendant John a. Barber, in aud to the follow
ingeScrbpd property. to wit Sub lots numbered 30,
IN NE CITY OF Washington, SAID District. together
win all the improvements thereon seized and levied
upon as the property Of John A, Barber to satisfy
execution No 1891 Equity ~ favor of samuel Strong.
Jan. q, los0 FREDk DOUGLASS,
United Ntatos Marshal.
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Mr. Gadbois, of Rockville, Canada, after
being cured of prostatiug malarial disease
contracted in Texas by means Of Warmers
Safe Pills aud Safe Bitters, writes to us: II
shall never travel in that climate without
your Salo Pills aud Safe BilIels AS part Of
my outfit"
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PROPOaALa.
DRoPosALs FOR FIRE-PRooFiNG IRON
a COLUMNS

WAsniN0TON, ID. C., jan q, 1850. }
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this Oce until
IN. on the 9TH day of February 1882, Tor hreproof
covering Of the iron columns ~ the Building ttr the
Bureau Of Engraving aud Printing, In tins city, IN
nccDrdance with drawings and specifications, cop rs
Of which and any additional Information may be
hal OF application al this Office or the ONCE OF the
Superintendent JAS. q. HILL
lals2t Supervising Architect.
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You need not neglect your business when
troubled with u Cough or Cold, II you only
use reliable remedy AT once. d. BuIPs
Cough syrup is the best remedy we know Of
prCu only - cents.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABoARD COAsrING COM.
PANY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTR ESS MONROE,
md THE SOUTH.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE tfs1SSs
will leave Washington on MON k-SilRsS-4sai-
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI Sni&sAssst&ssaer
DAYS at 8 y. M, stopping ut piney Point AMI Point
Lookout, connecting with steamers 10 Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South.
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS al p, m.
FIRST ella tRre ,,....,t2 o. Round lrlp,.,,,S3 %
SpcOnd.ruSS turu... S5U Round triD,,.o,..,,.s2 y
D.IIJT LINE ON IN POTOMiC RII ER.
The steamer JOlIN W, THOMPSON has been With
drawn for repairs, and the JANE MOSELEN has
been substituted to take her rips and her days uutl
olherW lse ordered.
STE.tMERS FOR NEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and H. O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pl0r a East River, New York, Gv-
cry Saturday, "a y. m; Georgetown Friday morn.
ing aud Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at office, under
National Metropolitan bank, Eliteesth streetor Office
OF agent foot Of sixth street, Washington, andG3 Wa
ter street. Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
Bc2i President
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DHNTTSTR,Y

have fitted up, with special reference TO Dentistry,
the pleasant and centrally located rooms, NO72j Four
teenth street. corner New York avenue, where am
prepared 10 perform all operations on the natural
teeth With care and satisfaction,
Artificial teeth OF every kind and grade Inserted.
Nitrous Oxide Tor the extraction VI teeth, o.
Three lines Ol cars pass the door.
dir. Nj. y. BROWN.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

1900 PA AVE n Wa basement store suit
i X - - able Tor dairy, luncl-rOom or laundry
also, Two large pnrlOrs for Onlco or housekeeping
other rooms al reasonable rent. Ja!l
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nYJ. n. coLDwELL Real Estate Auctionccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT DESIRABLE FOUR
story Pressed Brick Building with q Ihree.Story
Back Building Occupied by the Typographical
Division of the Posoihce Department. No. 90 Il
street northwest,
BY virtue OF q deed ortrust TO John w, Alvord aud
myself dated June q, A. u. 1873, duly recorded in
liber No I'll folio 80 OF the Land Records for
the District of Columbia, and ut the request of the
party secured thereby, l. rs the surviving trustee,
will sell at public auction in front Of the premises, on
M, the following described real estate, situate In
City OF Washington, District of Columbia to-wt All
that certain piece or parcel of land known and de-
scribed part OF lot numbered four a., In square
numbered three hundred and seYgnty-seven (377),
beginning for the same at the southwest corner of
said lot and running thence the line OF y street.
east twenty-iOur (2i ieGt thence north one hundred
and ilitynue feet to an alley thence west twenty
(2i) feet, and thence south one hundred and Hty
nine $50 feet to the place OF beginning together with
the improvements, &c Subject 20 all taxes now due
and payable.
TERMS sIlGC0 aud accrued interest to the day of
sale, amounting to S53ss,JO With the expense OF
sale IN cash, aud tho bdence In SIX aud twelve
months for which the notes OF the pun chaser, bearing
Interest from tho day of sale and secured by dee d
OF trust the properly sold, Will be taken deposit
of 500 will be required Of the purchaser at the time
OF sale, and all conveyanclng at tine expense OF the
ii terms of sale are not complied with In ten days,
the trustee the right 10 RESELL the property
at risk and cost OF tho deautlng purchaser AFT or
five days advertisement.
GEORGE W. STICKNEY,
Ia22eodt3ds Star. surviving Trustee
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Legal.
I EGAL NOTICE

NJ, Cohen OF ilu2 seventh street northwest having
assigned TO me Juliu, o. nsburgh, on tho IN day VI
January, 1850 all his goods, Chnttpls, merchandise
bills, notes bonds, book accounts and claims hereby
give notice that all parties lnusOted 20 said NJ Cohen
are hereby warned TO pay no moneys IN SAID lohpn as
hold I'm my possession all books uppt tanning 10 hli
business and am tho only Que au hIrl1ed 70 collect
and receipt Any evasion Of this viii DO prosecuted
to The m extent OF the law aud all moneys collected
and TeCepted by NJ, Cohen since January 7, 1850 the
time OF assignment will not recognize, and VIII a.
once commence the collection per authority ygiled
In me, JULIUS LANSBU RGH
No t2i seventh street,
Assignee of n. COHEN
Iai7-t' No, ll02 seventh street northwest
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FOR RENT-mOUSEs.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

JNOR :sALT-For cash Complete set bedroom
II furniture. black walnut mRIble-top, nearly
new; also handsome sOia, carpets chest Of drawers,
chairs patent rocker, &c. In whole or IN part, Adj
dress FURNITURE, Box 49, CITY Postollee Ja2s.5tf
NOR SALE-An eightkeyod flute In perfect order,
IL Call at Ols Mass ave W. Ja7,3tt
NoR SALE-A superb inabe piano, concert grand
IL ANA almost new, for 5000, or another piano taken
In part payment. Call at No S25 Vermont ave, b..
tween the hours offs andGp I'm, la2d,Gtt
A VERY desirable lot 20 or moro feet frOnt run.
IA ming back TO q 20-tOOt alley situated OIL the south
side OF II 81, bet Third and Fourth II W. Inquire on
the premises. lnl7-l2tt
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NAVY PAY OFFICE.

NAVY PAY OFFICE
WAsHISGToS. ID. C., January o. 1880
Sealed proposals Ia duplicate to be indoTsed Pro
po5uls or Copper" will be received at this office until
Il o'clock M ON the 7h day of February, 1881 fur
nsh and deliver at the Washington NRvy-Yard the
below described copper, free OF any expense TO the
Government, aud subject TO the usual inspections,
viz.
Bureau OF Construction and Repair. 1900 pounds
best quality Amer ctn refined copper IN cakes, 10
inches long I. Inches wide and % inches thick, to
weigh about $50 pounds,
The whole OF this copper to be delivered ON or be-
tho list day of March, 1880 and VIII he subject TO
the and Inspections OF the proper officers OF the
Washington Nayy-Yard TO whom bidders are re-
ferred No proposal will be considered unless from
manu- facturer OF regular dealer Ia copper. Tho
right IS reserved TO reject all offers should II ba
considered to tho interest of the Government u
do so.
Respou sIbe security required on the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the copper Blank
forms for BIDS to be had ut this office. .
J. ADAMS SMITH,
jai0-twiw Pay Inspector U. 5. Navy.
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WALTER b, WILLIAMS u CO., Aucuomcors

M
TBUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING NOS. ~, 72l AND ~
EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST, IN THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
by virtue Of Il decd Of trust, bearing date the 18th
DAY of July, A. d. ls7i, and recorded in lber No 723
folio 272 1t seq Of the lnud records for Wa hing.
ton county, In the District Of Columbia, and AT the
request OF the party thereby secured, the subscriber
viii offer for sale NJ PuDliC Auction 10 the highest
bidder. ~ front OF the premises ON MONDAY, the
I'd day of February, 1851, at o'clock D. M, all that
piece parcel of ground lying and being situate In
The city OF Washington, IN the District OF Columbia
ana known and distinguished, the plat or plan OF
said city, aud being original lot numbered six i)
In square numbered four hundred and twenty-HinG
(i29( said lot having been since subdyded into lots
"a" Il" and "C.' together with the improvements,
consisting Of three three story brick houses with back
buildings,
Terms OF sale The amount OF the Indebtedness So
cured by the deed of trust remaining unpaid TO vii
$4,000 with Interest at the rate of ten per cent per
nnnum from the OH day Of January, 1873 aud the
expenses of sale which Will be made known NJ the
time thereof m cash and the balance AT one nnd two
years for which he notes OF he purchaser, bearing
Interest from day OF sale and secured by deed OF
trust ON the property sold win he taken. deposit
of 500 VIII he required at the Time of sale Convey
RnCng Mt the cost Of purchaser II terms Of sale are
not compiled with In i've days irum day Of sale prop.
ery Nil be TcsOld al the FISK and expense Of default
Ing purchaser RICHARD WALLACE,
surviving Trustee
WALTER b, WILLIAMS Il CO., Auction,ers,
a Al. kNa
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Personal,
WANTED-HELP.

A FINE, healthy, interesting female child to adol
"A TO some good family. Address ETA SrUAR
az Twenty-iirst street ju
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST.
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Eastorn and European Markets.

E09Cofn anu european markotBs
NEW Yonx, Aug. I4.--Money easy at 2@3 per
cent, closing at 2@2n per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 1895 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills dull at $4.83N.
Sight exchange on New York "a. S3&.
Governments quiet aud generally steady.
Rairoad bonds active and irregular. State
securities dull and nominal.
Stocks-The stock market opened frm and
in some cases fractional advance was record
ed, but speculation soon became weak and
priOes fell off 4@14 per cent, except in the
case of Louisville & Nashville, which advanced
6 per cent. During the afternoon, however, q
firm tone characterized the dealings and prices
took an upward turn. The rising. tendency
continued to the close of business, when an
Improvement from the lowest point ranging
from 1l@2l per cent. had been established.
The principal activity was in granger and coal
shares, Erie, Hannibal & st. Joe, st. Louis Il
Iroa Mountain and Wabash, st. Louis IL Pa
cifc. Louisville Il Nashville closed at u re-
action of per cent. .....-.e..
the transactions aggregated 10000 sbsres, Of
which s,400 were Delaware, LRckawa1na Western;
LOO Delaware Il Hudson; $4,000 Erie; a70O Han-
nibal & st. joe; 10000 st. Louis h Iron Mountain;
SO Missouri, Kansas Texas; LEO Lake Shore:
1000 Michigan Central: 9.t00 Chicago u North
western; 1900 Nashville, Chattanooga g. st. Louis;
7000 New Jersey Central; ], 800 New York Central;
l,4o0 Ohio & Mississippi; 1900 Chicago, Milwaukee
cifc: 1900 Wabash, st, Louis & Pacific and 1900
Louisville Il Nashville.
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CRYING out against solid South are seeking
with all their energies to secure solid North.
If Southern people are wrong In uniting pollt-
ically what excuse have the Republicans OF the
North for seeking to do the same thing. Tue
South is simply solid against the Republican
party because it regards that party as unit to
rule. With that spirit We Democrats OF
solid against tht Republican par
ty and expect to continue to be 30
during the rest of our days. BE. referred to
levies by Republicans in power upon employees
of the government for corrupt campaign ser
vices, charging that the leyies were outrageous
and great hardship on those compelled to
submit. The money was used in close apd
doubtful districts, and corruptly, but the he
publican party is versed in corrupt praetice;
its system of election, supervision and return
ing boards 80 fair on its face, was an outrag-
eous use of power Tor a partisan
purpose, and il is in consequence Oh
This that the party has remained 30 long In
power, under this system, 1t matters not COW
the people vote, the result declared Is Always
the same-the abuse of the power conferred
by the federal law for reelection OF Congress-
men. The Democratic party sought Its repeal,
but the President vetoed their action. Refer
ring to the election of 1876 and the uncertainty
and troubles which followed, he said: Presi-
dent Grant appointed representative men to
go to the disputed States to ace that no
fraud was practiced in the coent.
When these men arrived they found
they hsd been preceded by such Republican
politicians as Blaine, Hale, etc. He referred
particularly to the Louisiana returning board,
which he denounced as grossly partisan body,
bent upon counting Hayes in, notwithstanding
the heavy majority against him. Garheid's
chief responsibility in this great wrong was In
sitting on the electoral commission and con-
doning the fraud, and he did 20 willingly.
That party nominated him at Chicago in recog-
milton of this service. Computing Garfield
and Hancock, he said the latter was q statee-
man as well as soldier and commanded his
admiration. Hancock, he said, went to Louis
lana, where all was doubt, confusion and dis
order. and gave the people peace He referred
in warm terms to the craftsmanship displayed
in order No. 10. The senator referred at
length to the subject of Importation of colored
voters to Indiana and other border States for
the purpose of cheating the will of the people,
but the cleaner elements of the popu-
lation would not tolerate sach
an outrage, aud the Republican managers
would discover their mistake when indignation
was able to express itself at the polls. He was
glad Indians was an October State. He ex-
pected the Democrats to win then with the
State ticket and increase the majority in No.
vember. Senators Mcdonald and Jones also
spoke to q large audience at Mount Vernon to-
Gay
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, to m.d,um 3. sQa4oo; good 70 onoloe 4.soa


$50.
NEW YonK, Aug. A.-cotton quiet but steady st
II g-le0i1 il-l0c; futures in good demand: Flour
western 50. 5000. 10; common TO good
extra 4.O00A ~; good to choice 60Q6 50; white
wheat extra 2S0l 6s; extra Ohio A.SbG6.25; St
$50 Wheat weak; receipts 224.OOO bushels; No. 8
Gi.os; No NJ. do i.oSss@i c7N No. do LOsH@
winter No sss ses so 10 90 a nS.
No. do, sales 1000. buahsls, at J III; No. .
red, August, sales 200,OOO bushels OF 10SA@ .0sz
September. sales $4,000 bushels OF 108H a OBS
October sales 900, OO0 bushels at i.0b 163A. Corn
strong; receipts 10000 bushels; upgraded 415ozc
No. 2, b0050xc, closing 60nc; No. August 600
Oats unsetled receipts 90 900 bushels: mixed vest
eln as040o: white western S0047c. Hay active and
firm at S00S5c. Hops dull and nominal; yearlings
en assc s Cofse s'" quiet but rm Rio eargoes
quoted at 1871 Dl6Ac; job lots 13U17c. Sugar quiet
and unchanged. Molasses In fair demand and un-
changed. Rice fairly active and unchanged. Pc
sroleum dull; united Of seize; crude 6s re-
fined $50. Tallow active and firm ut 6i5Q6ssc.
Rosn firm and unchanged. Turpentins dnn and
easierat ST. 0n. Eggs firm Of 12QDi4c. Pork firm;
new mess quoted at $l5.40Ql5.60. Beef quiet and
unchanged. Gut meats firm; long clear middes quo
ted at $3.50. Lard steady; prime steam IS %. But
ter firm, for choice l4D35c. Cheese duh and weak
Ayrea, Rio Grande light niddies and heavy weights
29025c Wool steady and IN fair demand; do
nestle fleece S305oc; pulled 22a50c; .unwashed IS
034c;' Texas 1885. Manufactured copper un-
changed; Ipgot lake I@lsl94c Pig iron quiet but
fr,n Scotch 23d126hc; American 2th028Hc
Russia sheetingl3GlSc. Nails. cut 3.0o03l0; clnch
4.5OGb5.6b. -l,s,.s,,.k1 Si3f
LONDON, Aug. IA --Taliow. Gpe American SssGX
Sugar, Centrifugal 27s lU1sd12Ss. Spirits turpen-
tint 23B I'd.
ANrwRRp, Aug. 13,-Petroepm z3f.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IA Cotton In good demand;
8 1906 Is-l6d; sales 500 bales; for speculation
and export 800 bales: American $3.50 bales Prime
mess pork 65s. Bacon short clear 1850.
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THE MINNEAPOLIS TRAGEDY.

Another Letter From the Suicide Muir
derer-He Lay in Wait All Night for
r His Victim.
There was but little that WAS new developed
in the Richmond tragedy Edward Weaver,
brother of Mrs. Richmond, reached Mime
aeolis yesterday morning, and took charge of
the remains. 1t appears that O. P. Silvernail,
a blacksmith at MonteVideo, is n brother-in-
law of Richmond's and had sided with the
murderer in the family unpleasantness. Let
tiers from him to Richmond making insinua-
tions against her (Richmond's) wife. have been
found, but they are of no public interest,"
As already stated Richmond lay in wait all
night in chicken coop for bis wife, and the
following note found on his remains refers to
that:
ooh how suffered laying in here all night
waiting for the time TO come when l must
commit this bloody deed. / lay all night hid
in the hen house. @. II. r.
the Gun belongs to A friend of Arthur jerks
he can tel you who it is tel brother to go to 6
ave otel for my things they are all In Room
2 two"
There was also found the following, written
on the paper sack in which the powder was
wrapped, which he had purchased;
''Oh to God that 1 could change my mind
not have her company no one else shall if we
can't live together we must die together and l
lay all of it to Edna Eddie and May BOland
and Kit know we would of lived together if
it had not of been for them. Eva begged and
pleaded yesterday for You life and niue and
oh kit couldn't keep still yesterday she must
say it would do no good for me to try to maize
it up with Eddie and you and encourage to
hold out and not live with me. Eva /
loved you dearly and do now so much SO that
cannot Let you live to enjoy any other mans
company if you had come or promised me you
would in few months we might of Been bsp-
py but Others had more influence Over you
than so it must go as it is when heard you
mention my name last night TO May and say
you must go to Mrs. Johnson's and get the
rest of your things Oh yea had no
Idesr 1 was listening to you oh
if / could of went in and sean
you stayed but knew it was of no use to ask
you treated me SO cool yesterday Eva l had
made up my mind to live d live & live for you
but others could mind their own business and
they can now see what they have done maby
this will learn them A lesson hope so at least.
Good by to all. CHAs. 81. RICHMOND.
Geo. Weaver Please Telegraph to my Brother
at Plainview Wabash Co"
Mrs. Richmond will be buried at Minneapo-
lis this afternoon. The remains of the muir
derer and suicide will be sent to his brother at
Lima, Wis, for interment.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 14-Flour quiet and uE-
changed Wheat opened firm, Nc higher, and closed
firm; No. l hard nominal; No ! 92hc; No. 2,
$3.50; August $3.50; September sSlsc; October
sslzc; No. 8, 79ac; No 4, 711zc; rejected Gle.
Corn strong; No. 9, 3S4c. Oats higher; No. 2,
25lkc Rye scarce and wanted; No. 2, Toe. Barley
quiet; No. g. 73c. Provisions unsettled; mess pork
at SIS 70 cash and September; 1910 October Lard,
prime etearn g775 cash September; 7.S0 Octo-
Der. Live hogs steady at 81 70G4.90. Freights:
wheat to Buffalo s.. Receipts l0643 barrels four;
1880 bushels whest; 1,150 bushels barley. Ship
ments, 1888 barrels -four; 5000 bushels wheat;
900 bushels barley.
CHICAGO, Aug. IA FLOUR quiet but firm. Wheat
active, firm and higher; No. 2 red winter $40
$3.50; No. Chicago spring 89ls0s9l4c cash;
Ssac August; $3.50 September: $3.50 October
Corn strong and higher closed easy; 31AO37Hc
cash S7Xc September; 33l4c bid October. Oats
stronger: 25c cash; a45sc Septemberi Csc October.
Rye, steady and unchanged. Barley steady and un-
changed; 75c. Pork easier; Sl6.25G1l6 so cash ;
l6 65 August and September; l6 40 bid October.
Lard steady and unchanged; z 70 cash; ITO bid
September. Bulk meats active, firm and higher;
shoulders S5 05; short ribs IS. l0 short clear 20
Whisky steady and unchanged; LOG. Freights corn
to Buffalo s5kc. Receipts, $500 barrels nour;
coo bush els wheat; COO bushels corn; g. goo
bushels oats; $4,000 bushels rye; 6,0oO bushels
barley Shipments $500 barrels -four $4,000
bushels wheat; 900 bushels corn 5000 bushels
oats: g. 200 bushels rye; $500 bushels barley.
The Droyer's journal reports hog receipts 14,GO0
shipments $780,; unchanged; mixed packing 4 %
fG4S0; choice heavy 9pQD5.3} Cattle, receipts
1900: shipments 4, 30 quiet and unchanged ship
ping ut 0004.f0; corn fed Texans 3.2003.75:
butchers stronger; 2. OO032O: steers Texans 2.459
800; stockcrs 2.2S030Q. Sheep receipts 800; com.
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Coming from. Erery Quarter.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Knights Templar
Kentucky will he very LARGELY renresented

LOUISVILLE Aug. 1.-THE Knights Templar
of Kentucky will be very largely represented
at the triennial conclave at Chicago next week
The Louiville Knights and those from the
south and interior parts of Kentucky will go
via 1. Nj. & I. route, leaving this city at z P.
NJ Sunday. A special train will be made up
st the depot to receive them, and to this will
be attached the special cars which General
Ticket Agent Sparker has provided for the
blue grass representatives. Y-iissIzs t
MANCHESTER N. H., Aug. 14.-Mount Horeb
commandery of Concord and Trinity command
cry of this city, as escort to the grand COM
mandery of New Hampshire, started to-day for
Chicago. & go.
New YORK, Aug. l4.-Palestine commandery
No. 10, this city, left tonight for Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA Aug H.-Two commander
les of Knights Templar. st. AlbaRs and Mary,
left here for Chicago this evening. st. Johns
commandery will leave in the morning. 8
BALTIMORE, Aug. l4.-Maryland command
cry No. and Baltimore commandery NJ. 2,
Knights Temp!ar, left the city thismorning for
Chicago. = s- ss z rasi-7 q
NEW ORIEkss,, Aug. 14.-Sixty Knights Tenn.
plar, consisting of detachments of the com.
msnderies of this city, with d number of in.
vited guests left this morning for Chicago.
NoRroLx, Va, Aug. l4.-Grice command