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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-10

The Russian Government Is doins
AL IN Is power TO promote the sur
% Tie Siberian University. Ths 81
81 $4,000 was expended heicrs -
i~oundation stone WAS laid. and \ ho-.
OF 3s.s01 volumes has already beesN
iected for the Institution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-10

A FTvE-rEAK-oLD lightning ealeula-
tor has been found in ; village in Hun
gary. His tests in mental arithmetic
are as surprising and wonderful a.
Blind Toms musical genius.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-10

IN eccentric Beri n philo.of her a..
that he has dissoyere = n
70 make n TIP around the word y
twenty four boars. he sas. TIT .a
= informed By the captains of
That birds srs seen .. sea a iioa.aa4
miles or more from land. AMI pr
nouDee u self-eyident thai ihsy =
reach shore in n very short ,sme. saee
hey eanno; End n resting place IN o.
ocsan. Prom this be eonesiTsf
idea that they merely raise them@ 50
s4oft. and. with only enough nso. 70
Keep anoai. remain a. neariF st1i CO.
ay Y possibie. while the earth !|eTq-vs1
around nnrter them An thsy ;Ass
navs to do . TO wzif until the dssryN
spos on the earth surface ome aiO-
ana thersuPon comfortably % loEef
themselves 20 soiid grDand. Tbs II
zshsous practice on tb. part Of Drt'
INC Berlin man proposes % initiate -
mankind with the assistance 81 5 ba-
Io"n ana passenger ear u peculiar Goa.
slrastaon that he had invented. a1I
shseh viii roar aloft and remain sss~
uonary, while the restless earth rDaAs
on below IL does not. appear ths; he
s1s successfully tired . TIP stA Ass
oaiioon himself. but he has laid hs re.
..y before the Polytechnic SOcse;5 %
berlin. and given an elaborate eNpo'
uon OF IL The Society received !; Y
Pareniiy with Ievity. but the iHTsse
. IN dead earnest
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-10

INSTRUMENTATION drochlo-
rate. pyrogallotrigiycoilic acid. azosuI-
Observation-Disclosures. and nap
Observation-Disclosures are
pretty specimens Of the concise nomen-
clature Of modern chemistry.
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The Tern Gotta 90. litirnrio..

MIR. JOHN LYScH REPLIES TO TnE CHARGES nAnn
AGAINST mn Br Mr.. y. e. DEAN.
In the case Of Edward C. Dean at. the Poto-
moe Terra Gotta company John Lynch am1
Others, Tor an account. &C, Mr.. Lynch has filrd
his answer. II states that Nh. l.. had invested
80. los Is, with interest in the company, thaa
Dean became a stockhoidci in August 1878 q
the solicitation ,pf L. r. Tuiile. and both wrvo
elected trustees. that he ID offered Dean ~
Inducements except TO express has saith that IL
investment would be profitable; that the hrst
recorded statement az thu condition of the cosn-
pany. as required by law. was made Decembsr
q, 1874 and The defendant believes that a state
nent has been made every year since and pub
iished IN the newspapers OF the District. cxceFt
In the year 1878 when Mr.. bean Was nrs,sl,icr,e
and the defendant MAS Informed by the treasurer
that If was omitted 10y order of the pres: det<;
thar when the annual report for 1880 shouh
have been made. Mr.. Deans flicnd Mr. Solomoa
Graves, Was president Of the company. The do
PENDANT states that while the cOinllany was So
cured by his Endorsement he individually auth
risk Of a loss 10y indorsng Mr.. Deans papeg
while all the latters property ~ the DistIiso
stood in the name OF his wife. Ii there has bes.a
any violation of the statutory provisions govern
ing the corporation they have moi been witful an
material but the resu, of mistake or accideut.
The condition of the company IL not worse ia
much better than the reports show as the corn
paly Is lot only solvent but has large ayailabte
assets. The defendant has Recently purch.lseA
the stock IF Enoch Totten aud l.. r. futile. and
paid for the same with his own money The aIp-
parent loss as shown by the statement n lSsz
was by bad debts-the largest owed Nv bean n
Cobb. contractors the senior members OF Mhisr
f1rm Is the complainant. h. about 81 500 Tho
defendant never refused To show the be.sSs hi. &
on the contrary. requested Mr. Tuttle TO assis<
the treasurer in balancing the buslNs lie be-
lieyes that Tuttie, Graves and Dean entered into
a conspiracy to ruin the credit of the company.
and bring the property to a forced Sal" FOR tho
purpose Of buying IT in at a low price. am, that
Mr. Dean brings the suit for the purpose OF try
ing to force the defendant TO purchase his stock
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
District Government Affairs

The Commissioners to-day received specifica-
tons from Mr.. Edward Clark. architect ut the
Capitol. for the new high school building on
square 44s, and forwarded the same to the trus-
tees of schools.
SCHOOL FURNITURE
The committee on supplies and accounts of the
school trustees. Messrs. Brooks Wormly Curtis
Pearson and Middleton. have agreed to recon-
mend the purchase az two sets Of sixty desks
each of .'Shattuck furniture No. 1: two sets of
sixty desks each of Independent Excelsior
Companys" furniture. provided the tops of the
desks are stationary and of plain wood and the
chairs are the pvoted pedestal chairs; eight sets
of sixty desks each of Model Furniture" two
sets of sixty desks each of Common Sense Fur
niture" of Excelsior Company's furniture for
building at 10th and n streets: ten sets of sixty
desks each of Goshen Bolted Furniture" for { he
building at 9TH and p streets; provided that
with each set of SIS or 90 desks teachers desk
OF the value of $40 be furnished without add
tional cost, or that an abatement of SO from
the price at which said set of furniture is offered
be allowed, excepting i'm the case of the two
sets of Shattuck furniture.
Heavy Suit Against a Steamship Company.
To-day, Gen. Henkle filed suit for Gilbert
HoffIinger agt. Monroe Salisbury and the Poto-
mac Steamboat Co. for SIS. 600 damages. The
first is sued as the owner of the steamboat w
w. Corcoran, and the latter as the owner
of wharf. and it is charged that
on the evening of July 18th. 1880.
the plaintiff embarked on the said steamer
Corcoran; that it was the duty of the defend
ants to have the wharf lighted and guarded to
protect passengers from falling into the river;
that on the night i'm question plaintiff and one
Sarah E. Rawlings. who he was escorting walked
off the wharf, and he narrowly escaped drown
ing, while his companion was drowned. and that
this mishap occurred by reason of the negli-
gence OF the defendants in not having the
proper safeguards at hand, and he has suffered
from the shock and in general health since and
in loss of business, and, therefore, claims
SIS 600 damaues
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TOMORROW.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers,
IL 9th and ID streets northw

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers,
IL 9th and ID streets northwest.
EXTENSIVE PERENPTORY SALE OF THE ENTIRE
STOCK OF A DEALER IN DRY GOODS, NO
TIONS, FANCY GOODS AND HOSIERY, &C.,
IN PART COMPRISING
SO CARTOONS, ELEGANT AND STYLISH RIB
BONS.
40 DOZEN ALL COIJORS KID GLOVES.
500 YARDS CORDED SILKS, ALI. COIORS.
200 DOZEN FIRST-CIsASS CHILD'S, MINIS AND
WONEN'S HOSIERY.
100 DOZEN ALI. KIND GLOVES.
800 DOZEN CIARk's AND OTHERS SPOOL COT
TONS AND SILKS.
600 YARDS VELTETEENS AND VELvETS.
500 GROSS Pearl. AND OTHER BUTTONS.
NOTIONS Of all kinds; larxe lot JeYe.ry, Combs
Braids, Embrniderics, Skirt Hdkss, Brushes,
Laces of all kinds. Grapes, 100 boxes Feathers and
Flowers, Ladies' and Childs White Wear, Hair,
Towels Rufrng. Ruches. 80 dozen Dolls. &c. Re
atosether large and well assorted stock of clean
and desirable Goods
VIII be positively sold to highest bidders commencing
at TEN O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY
18TH within saesrooans, and viii continue daily
until all is disposed Of
jylI-2t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
4 ,HANCEIsf SALE OF A VALUABLE HOUSE No
- BIG u nTREET SOIrTHMES-C -


BY virtue Of deere of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
~ OF Columbia, passed in Equity Cause No. $50
Trustee therein viii sell at public
T, n front q TIE premises to the highest bidder on
inoSofESDaf The TWELFTH DAY OF JULY. A. ID.
aooI, Al SiA O'CLOCK NJ. all that certain piece or
ssce 81 land wing and being in the City Of Washing
ORIGINAL t numbered thirty three n square numbered
snree hundred aud eighty tss7. together WITH the
thereon consisting of fine three-story
raine House, with back building and Stable.
1erns OF sale prescribed by the said decree
ioioSs If the purchase money in cash the
GAY OF sale, or within days thereafter and the
io,i IN two equal instruments payable ia six ard twelve
months after the day OF sale the purchaser giyng notes
Ior sad deferred PAYMENT bearing itere: at six er
GEE. per annua f-osl TIE day Of sab and secured by
deed q trust tie property sold the purchaser may
pay All the purchase money in cash deposit of 800
VIII be required when the property is sold. All convey
anclng 10 be 81 the purchasers cost II default be made
N complying with tire above of sale the Trustee
VIII resell at the risk Of the defaultirg purchaser
JAMES w. BARKER, Trustee,
syoutfse<. corner ID and 7th sts southwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. je29-d6ds
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T COLDwELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

j. ''e'' IN e"'' ''e ''0'''e'
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
CORNER OF FIRST AND STREETS SOUTH
EAST.
by virtue of deed of trust dated May 9Th 1874 and
recorded in Lber folio i06 of the land records of
the District of Columbia and by direction of the person
secured thereby. win eel at public auction i'll front
the premises, on TUESDAY. JULY NINETEENTH,
and premises and improvepents in Washington city
part Of square No. 69e The improvements consist Of
seven room Brick House, with modern convenience
and good yard.
Terms: One-fourth cash; and the remainder Of the
purchase moneyin equal instruments at six, twelve and
premises the notes of the to bear interest
six cent, payable semi ANNUALLY. deposit 500
viii be required ut the sale. C0nyeyzncing at pur-
chaser's cost. I. H. FORD, Trustee
tyS-d COT LOui-ianS avenue.
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The Buckley-Biack Scandal.

DUChiEI BILL FOh DIFUfCE.
To-day, Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court had
before him the case of VIM. H. Buckley against
Caroline NJ Buckley-bill for divorce-whch is
q sequel to the scandal case on street. between
9th and 18th streets. some few months ago. when
it is alleged, Buckley, going home and secreting
himself awaited the appearance of his wife.
when she came in with man named Black, and
scene ensued. The defendant denies the
charge of adultery
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~ BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

- BENSINGER, AucHoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT ON
NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN
KH0nE ISLAND AVENUE AND NORTH =
SSdkEET, MAEsEH1lNGT0N r DC, FRONTING
THEkfoN ooNsIsr1Sa 81 4ItafR4 aE fRaMs
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated November 18th
1876, duly recorded in Iiber No S37 folio 236 ct SEQ
one of the land records for the District Of Columbia
and 1t the request OF the party secured thereby will
sell at public auction, in front Of the preses on FRI
DAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1881, AT
Six O'CLOCK p. M, all that certain piece parcel Of
ground, situate and lying in the city of Washington
the District of Columbia, and known and described
part OF the original lot No. l5 in the recorded subdi
Vision Of square No. 364, commencing with point on
9TH street northwest twenty feet three inches
the southeast corner Of said lot thence due
twenty feet three inches; thence east trty-eght
feet nine inches thence north twenty thence east
one hundred feet TO said 9Th street. thence south along
said 9th street TO the place of beginning together with
al and singular the improvements privileges hareiita-
ments and appurtenAnces to the belonging or
any manner appertaining.
Terms: One-tbird cash; balance in three equal in
salinents, payable respectively six twelve and eight
cen months. bearing interest six per cent per an
num- and 70 be- secured by deed of trust the prop
ery sold at the option Of the purchaser the whole of
800 to be made by the purchaser on the
the bid Conveyanciny at purchasers expense. II the
terms OF sale not complied with in seven DAVIS the
Trustee viii resell 1T the risk and cost of efauitina
purchaser. NEHEMIAH III NIyTER
iyi-d&ds Trugtee
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ioneer.

EEAk OF PROPERTY FRONTING on FIJI
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN l. AND NJ
STREETS NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree passed. June q.
1881. IL No. 6S7 Equity Supreme Court OF the
District of Clsnbia Wherein Frederick b. Steptoe ct
al are complsinant. and Alfred Steptoe il defendant
VIII sell at public auction front of the premise the
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF
JULY, 1881, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. Lot +, according
sons subdivision of square PA fronting 19 feet tie
alley in said square 2l4 with depth of los feet
with the improvements.
Terms of sale: Onetl1rd cash. and the balance with
interest thereon, able in six and twelve months
denced by the pronssory notes of the purchaser and
secured by deed Of trs: property sold all cash.
at purchasers option. deposit of $50 must be made at
she time OF the sale and if the terms Of sale are not
complied with within five ds from day of sale the
erty VIII be resod purchasers risk and cost after three
days notice IN The Evening Star newspaper. All con-
yeyancing at purchasers cost.
WM TAYLOE SNYDER. Trustee,
je29-eoSds EOS ID street northwest.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February TO- 1875
land records Of the District Of Coluba we win otter
q r., auction, on WEDNESDAY,, THE 9Th DAY OF
the Lot of Ground ct the corner Of l7th streets
consisting Of parts of Lots Nos. twenty (3 and
twenty eight (1S, IN Square number one hundred and
twenty six Q26l the whole having front Of twenty
feet On Farragut Square, and running boek Of tbst
width and binding sarest feet with the
improvements consisting a. tArss-soFy bfick dwell
ing.
Terms Il salo One third of ths purchAss money 10 BE-
ct and twelve mOnths ro1poctiycly Mn tnterex a
be secured BY notes and doed Of TRUST the premises
The taKms Of sale must b oonp1iAd vh In 0no Voel
after sale the propy may Be resod & ths rsk and
cost q tn dxst poxchaeer.
EDWD. TEMPLE. lr-
CHAS. A. JAMES, I Aru~s
THOS. ,. FISHER CO., Aucts.. l324 street.
je33-eo&ds
until THURSDAY, JULY FOURTEENTH 1851 saTne
hour and place BIZ order q the Trnetees.
13-eoe0 IHoA Z x1oMxR 8 CO.. Anets.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

F'HUNAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NEW JERSEY AVENUE. BETWEEN FRANK
LIN AND Q STREETS.
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date the 18th day
Of October. 1876, and duly recorded in Iber s3 folio
1856, ct Of the land records for Washington
county District Of Columbia the undersigned Trustees
viii sell on WEDNESDAY,, JULY THIRTEENTH
1SSi, at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, the premises, sub of
and 81 In square $40 located west side OF New Jer
eey avenue between Franklin and O streets.
Terms: One third cash; balance at six and twelve
months, with notes bearing interest secured
deed of trust All conveysncing At purchasers cost
rs deposit required 1T time OF sale.
j. RUSSELL BARR, r.
iyS-d&ls WM- W. HOLLIDGE, ( trustees.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

pROPOSALS FOR COAL.
NAVY PAY OFPIcE
WARRINGTON ID. c., July 9, 1881.
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, to be endorsed Pro-
posae for Coal, viii be received this oce until II
m, THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, for tie below described
ID. c.:
Bureau Yards and Docks
30 tons e. 2fo pounds1 Cumberland Coal hest quality
free from dust, sulphur other impurities
The contractor to deliver the above coal carts pro-
V1dod by the Government Navy Yard wharf and nav
cost nspecton and the quantity delivered to be
paid Tor al the weight of the Navy Yard scales.
The rght Is reserved to reject any or all bids should IL
be considered to the interest Government TO do 90
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
5y11-4t Pay insrectnr II s Navv
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kilograms to the Star.
THANKSGIVING FOR THE PRESIDENTS RE
COyERY.
fs,.ll,

SPRINGFIELD, lIis,, July 12-In response to
the Telegram from Gov. Foster, of Ohio, sur
gesting the propriety OF setting apart by the
concurrent action of the governors of the states
day of Thanksgiving for the recovery of the
President, Gov. Cullom has forwarded the fol-
lowing:
SPRINGFIEID, ILL, July 1l.-To has EpoS-
te1scy, Charles Foster, Governor Columbus hios
Your telegram of the tenth received this MORN
ing. My feelings are in harmony with your
views in reference To the propriety of setting
apart, by concurrent action of the governors q
the states, of a day Of thanksgiving in view Of
the gratifying recovery of the President. L
would suggest however, that the selection OF q
day be made when the Presidents COMMISSIONERS
is fully assured. 1 think il emineatly proper
that you should take the initiative i'm the mat
ter. lSignedD s. NJ. CULLon, Gey'r.
From Governor Smith.
CHICAGO, July Ex-Governor Smith. OF Wis
consn has sent the following from Madison:
To Has E1oett7scy Governor Charles Foster, Co
h,'''dus. Otto:-Sincercly rejoicing at the cheer
ing prospect Of the Presidents recovery. and
iuiiy agreeing with you To the propriety of
setting apart day OF thanksgiving and prayer
TO the God OF nations l heartily concur in
your suggestion, aud viii be pleased TO act n
harmony with other executives. The people
OF wisconsin have been most solicitous in regard
To the Presidents condition. and with thankful
hearts will unite in the observance of such day.
lSgnedl NM T.. SMITH, Governor.
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DROPOSALS FOR FILLING AND GRADING Upon
JHE GROUNDS SOUTH OF The EXECUTIVE
MANSION.
OYFIcE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GnorSns {,
NAsHISGToS, DC, July LIST, 1851.
Sealed Propessais IN duplicate for Furnishing and
PTeadinx Earth Soil and Gravel upon the grounds
bouth OF the Executive Mansion. win be received AT this
Hhce et IL O'Clock noon Of JULY 10TH. 1881 and oene
niIleeiateIy Thereafter ~ the presence of bidders
Specifications ana blank forms OF p-oyosals win he
furnished upon proper application 10 this ONCE ~ ~
A. +. ROCKWELL.
jy8-6f Colonel II. s. A., in charge
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

Offick OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS GROUNDS,
WASHINGTON, DC, July LIST. 1851
sealed Proosss in duplicate. viii lie received ut this
o olcy, up . igELNE O'CLOCK. NOON, OF JULY
lsIH 1851 and opened Immediately thereafter in the
the fiscal year ending June 80 lsso - Ava
Specifications, Blank Forms of Proposals and any "a
ourec INFORMATION may be obtained at this office.
-. A. +. ROCKWELL
8o-oe Colonel [. a, in charge.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

!
MoNTaoaERY couNTY W., has tasn iesaed 10;
ton Washington c. and is now open f for the recep
oa e v sasT Is g Noss the new
sow.Eaass road II miles distant from the SPRINGS.
fun descriptions address at the Hamilton On the SPRING.
DIV N.su p..;ao. A n, C: WHITE, Mansgsr
VILE BELIE vUE CAPE MAY, n. J.
Ocean view from windows Oppceite Congress- Hall
near Beach and Depot.
jyS-1m MRS C. A. COOPER
pINEY POINT HOTEL
ST.. MARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND,
Ss .. ne sgss JOS ifFz Rs
ns line a sod has ,s been thoroughly renovat fur
per das SO Weef and o sss
With B aHH and
Is sn ~ tine nae George Leary Lady Of the
For further information address
MES. JOSEPH TRAvERs.
ies-2m Piney Point st. Mary's Co.. Md.
SHELBURNE HOUSE. Michigan Avenue Atlantic
ocean front, and near the warm baths. Renewed COM
fs eestFie bells and modern
IL YOU WANT TO HAVE A JOLLY TIME Go TO
! RIVER SPRINGS. Boating, fishing, bathing crab
place the Potomac Terms 81 3 per day
less than four days, 81 so Land at Colton's Address
DR.: r. P. BLACKSTONE. River Springs Post Office,
Md iel-3m
STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE MAY. N.J.-CHAs Dur
AFY, OF Continental Hotel Philadelphia, Manager.
Greatly enlarged and improved. additional rooms,
restaurant new billiard room and bowling alley pas
modations for 900 guests. Music by Simon Hassler's
celebrated Orchestra Opens JIre Is, 1881.
Room Clerk HARRY DENIsoN, late of the Girard,
Philadelphia. lei I'm
CONGRESS HALL. CAPE MAY.
Unequaled location substantial building new furni.
ture prompt and attentive service elevator electric
bells.
"A TABLE OF PARTICULAR. EXCELLENCE.
The Orchestra will be conducted by Mr. Zimmerman.
"a. j. 4 G. r. CRUMP,
OF Colorado Hotel, Philadelphia.
opens June IS. m28-2m
HEATH HOUSE. SCHOOIEY'S MOUNTAIN Nj
IL The healtiest place in the United States. Sanitary
arrangements perfect Three hours from Philadelphia
VIA Bound Brook route, depot corner 9th and Green
streets, Philadelphia Send for circular.
5el3-lm j. WARREN COLEMAN.
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND BATHS VA.
OPEN JUNE 1.
. Telegraph in the hotel. delightful home for fan-
lies No Bar.
For circulars aud terms apply to
A. 8. PRATT, Proprietor,
mii-dm 4Ol 9Th street. Washington. d. G.
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r B. WHITE j. BROS.

T B. WHITE & BROS,
Manufacturers of
PORTLAND CEMENT
ROMAN CEMENT, KEENF'S CEMENT
Works. Swanscombe, England. The Contracts to sup
ply thousand barrels Of Portland Cement for
esrengthenn9 the foundation Of the Washington MoDu-
Tnent awarded 10 al competitors our Ce-
ment being the strongest and best
HOWARD FLEMING, sole agent United States, .
liberfy street. New York
H BISCOE,
Agent for District of Columbia BISCOE'S 10th street
VhArf and has . cargo Of the Cement stored in his
warehouse BISCOES l0eh- street wharves. 3e6-3m
:" H. wHEATLEY'S
STEAM DYEIN9
AND WET AND DRY
900UxANG ESTABLISHMENT.
VA ell for md deliyer WORK anywhere IN the Dis
kick upon recaipt Of address BY mai OF otharWdsa.
Goods received and returned b. NAH and empress from
md 10 n paxs q ths country.
No. ICES COLD 80 gEY1EnSoN srRKxI
epo 4xA1 BnDa1s o1onGExoWNs u q
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From Governor smith.
Bold Bank Robbery.

SIDNEY, Iowa, July l2.-The bank of Davis a
Sexton, at IliyeTton, was robbed OF 81 600 Two
men rode into the town about about pm. ON
horses stolen last night near Sidney. and hitched
their horses back of enc bank. While MIR. Sex-
ton was getting money from the safe to change
a bill Tor them, they leaped over the counter.
placed reyolyers at his head. took the money
led by the back door, and rode deliberately
away, inviting the crowd to follow A large
company is in pursuit. At the last accounts the
robbers were near the Missouri line and the
prospect VI Their capture is not good
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CLARENDON HOUSE,
" Ocean End of Virginia Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY, open May %.
m14-2m DIR. +. B. LIPPINCOTT.
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"HoNoR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE"

correspondent writing from the US. RS.
Passaic at the navy yard requests correction
of the mention in yesterdays issue of the boat
race between the crews Of the US steamers
Dispatch and Passaic- He says: 1.-THE facts are
these. The race occurred Saturday, the 9th
inst, ct ESQ pm, between the whale boats of
over three mile course HON the bow Of the
monitor Saugus to the buoy at Buzzards Point
and return, for stake Of 90. PAssaic's time.
2S.O5; Dispatchss time, 9A14-e dinrsnco q
Ito In favor Of the Pasaaic"