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A STEADY INCREASE OF SALES, in CONSEQUENCE
Of largest assortment at moderate prices
Eiseman Bros, Clothlers and Tailors, corner 7Ch
and streets,
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Prices for Rellable Goofls.


Can At any one. complete assortment, for
uniforms and business. Colors warranted.
Goats from 80 to 30 inches. Vests same sizes.
from 2s to 80 inches waist. Coats and Vests for
the tall man, the short man, and the pr0poI-
ttonate. GKO. c. HENNING, 40 18th St
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Licbig Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.

11ICDIK CO7S CUC8 BeeE IO01C.
'My patients derive marked and decided ben.
eht from it." says Prof. j. M. Carnochan, NJ. D.,
Professor Surgery New York Medical College,
For bad taste In the mouth, bad breath, heart
burn, pain In the stomach and bowels, flatu-
lency,' constipation, (Which are all but symp-
toms OF dyspepsia and broken down dges-
tom, 1t Is Invaluable. Also valuable In bilious
ness, malaria. debility monthly suffering, liver
complaints and sick headache. Beware of
eounterfeits. Ask for Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef
Tonic,
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ACQUITTED OF CHANGES OF CosSPIRACY.-The
case OF Leander IL. Lippincott, W. H. Grant al d
FL. Brosseau, charged with cons piracy In con-
necti0n With land claim, was called 10 the
Criminal Court yesterday. and the government
stated that its witnesses were absent. The in
dictments having been pending for six years.
and the defendants insisting on trial. q YER
diet Of not guilty was returned.
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DECORATION DAY camp stools only ~ cents,
a. q. DGmmann's Combination store, SOC Ith
street northwest.
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ZyIO Rnlsauuu,

ing. lr removes dandruf, allays all itching
stops falling hair and promotes a HEALTHY
growth with rich, beautiful gloss, and /
delightfully."- fragrant. Price seventy five cent:
in large glass stoppered bottles. was
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FUSSELL'S Ice cream.

WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr,-Sold by r. A.
Golden, agent, since last report 10 900 her.
rings, from $3.50 TO 81 per thousand; 5000
chad, from 80 to SIP per hundred.
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A HUsBANDS BILL FOR DIvoRcR.-To-day
Mr.. j. b. Sweat, for VIM. Hughes filed bill
Tor divorce from the boL DIS Of matrimony with
kllen Hughes. They were married IN April,
1861, al lived together as husbaL and wife till
April, 1877, and had four children, and he
cd him.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

DeedS IN lee have been recorded as follows:
W. P. Young trustee, to w. ]. Thompson, sub.
Is, So. 1O3; s. 900. st. vlncent's Orphan Asylum
to Union Bethel M. {. Church. pit. 20. so. 1877;
ing, pts. and 6, so. $50; 81, 900 E J. Hi to r
G. Campbell, SUBJ Is, SCI 1856: $500. j. w. Pill
Ing to Georeine Thomas: lot 10, So sol: s.. 300
3. q. Warner to Mary c. Garnett, lot 2. block
IL, LIE DrOit Park; 81, 900. Alice r. Sears to A.
M. Salmon. sub. "a, SO. 1874; s., 900. Jas. O'Nell
to w. G. Dodge, west halt 4, so. 725; 81, 500. X.
Wagner to John Ardeeser, sub. 49, so. 62s;
$2,45O. Mary A. z. Browne, executrix or Geo.
Brown, lot 10. SO. s76. lot 20 and part 81, so.
926; 8. j. B. Alley ct al. to Alice A. Gibson,
lot As, so. lis; $6,647.73.
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GOLD FILLED CHAINS lockets, crosses. brace
lets, studs. buttons and rings, at Prgg's, 451
Pennsy lyanta avenue.
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TEA, coffee and chocolate soda water OF un.
riyal!ed tayOr from Slmms' fountain.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-Messrs. Duucauson
Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon
for A. Thomas Bradley trustee, one undivided
moiety In and to the northern half of lot 5, in
square 526, being unimproved ground situated
on 4th street, between K and L streets north
west, for $50, to Mr.. VIM McPyncheon
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for ice cream. An iueXhaustible supply at
wholesale soc. gallon. Attorney Dairy, Sd and D
streets. Telephone word.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.
" EHENANDoAH Co Va. H.
8. n. MULLIN. Proprietor. M3Hl

" kHENANDOAH Co VA.
8. N. MUIlIN, Proprietor. YeMY
OPENS JUNE III. ssfb
This MAGNIFICENT summer resort situated among
the mountains OF the Valley of Virginia only tSelye
miles from Baltimore Ohio B: r., at Mt Jack
son, within few hours travel of the cties OF BslH
more and Washington. 1t eXcels IN al the features
which make watering place attractive. Its great
altitude, 2. 800 feet above the level Of the sea- rem
ders the climate peculiarly healthful and delieht-
full. The ChaIy beSte. Arsenic, sulphur Powder.
Iron Sulphur, Healing and Bead Wallow 6pduss,
for their Medicinal virtue and curative properties
stand unrivaled on this Continent. For health.
DIE asure and good living, Orkney IL the place.
Round trip tickets issued by the different rail-
road companies Passengers leave Mt. Jackson
Bprings to early tea. after being transported IN
Park Wagopettes over one Of the best mountain
roads In the State easier and quicker reached than
any large wetering place in the two Virginias and
with perfect safety no mountain to Cross.
Board from $4i to $50 per month OF so Days, &C.
cording to location Special contracts made with
families or large parties. Dan accommodate $50
persons. Good bathing. Fishing and hunting in
season.
Splendid livery: charges moderate. Bend for
pamphlet. ml2-lm
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Mr.. LEWIS 81. DOUGLASS, one Of the deputies
In the marshal's Office for the past four years,
has resigned to take the position OF comparer
q necessary appointment In the recorder of
deeds office in place Of the temporary force
under Gen. Sheridan. The vacancy in the
marshalS Office Will not be filed at least for
the present, and 1t is not unlikely that 1t will
remain vacant.
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TIE EYEsIGHr accurately fitted by Hempier,
near 4 \ street.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Prank y. Baker and JanetLe WOJdard.
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WOODWARD & LoTHR0P beg to announce to
those ladies who did not see the large lob lott
OF na1nsook embrolderieS which they opened
Saturday morning that they will continue the
sale of them on the coming week. They still
have nearly 1000 yards Of the pattern offered
at 12H cents per yard. which proved such
surpr1se to those who saw them. I
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Forty Years' Experience Of an Old

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription OF one Of the best female physicians
and nurses In the United States, and has been
used for forty years with never falling success
oy millions OF mothers for their children. 1t
relieves the Child from pain. cures dysenterY
and diarrbGa, gripping In the bowels and wtHd
collie. BY giving health TO the child 1t rests the
motRer. Price rs cents bottle. m,w,s
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Burnetr's CecOane.

THE BkST OF ALL HAIR DRESSINGS.
It allays Irritation, removes ali tendency to
dandrun. and 1nvigorates the action of the
capillaries in the highest degree thus pro-
noting vigorous and healthy growth OF hair.
Its effect upon the glOssiness and richness of
the hair is such as cannot be surpassed
BURKETT's FLAvORING EXTRACTS are the best.
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THE

AT sILVEBRERG'S,
312 seventh Street.
E s:SSs; TsSn IA f4ss q up.
Strong and Liz ht Hammocks, will bear 800 lbs 81.
Handsome Walnut and Ebony Decorated Stands,
Rustic tF Bass sss az az SOC.
Rgs Bpsks 4 s1 IT Size and quality.
Rogers Piated les spoons SV 81. PEI se'
q
SILVER F:isS Bssssl kaS Sss.srs Sf
silver Piated Dinner Casters, 81; finer grades at
Silver Plated spoonholders. Sugars. Buffers. &C..
40 BABY iasess ssyss 1heS VIII
be sold very low to close out.
b. sILvERBERG,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
MIL 312 9TH and 8 l3 sth st.. near p.. ave.
TO THE TRADE, CONTRACTORS.
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
we We are h5w prepared TO cut orders Of
VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA
PINE TIMBER
" any size wanted ia lengths to fortyhve 46) feet.
We have also on hand stock Of
BUILDING LUMBER
OF ALL DESCRIPTION.
FLOORING and FLOORING BOARDS Of all
grades at prices that vii compare favorably with
any in this market.
Orders are respectfully solicited at either up
town Office ct Indians avenue and I'd reefs. at
our Mil. foot OF South Capitol and 8 streets.
BOOTH, WEMPLE Il SMITH.
M2l-l2
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Famous, (" 400 TIN street northwest.
stock, consisting Of summer and winter clothing
for men, youth, boys and children's wear at
extremely low prices. We positively retire
from business In this city. The Famous" 400
7th street.
WAvRRLRY SEMINARY JUNIOR ENTERTAIN
MENT.-Last evening Talmadge Hall was filled
by an apprecfative audience, who greatly en-
Joyed the interesting literary and musical exer-
clses OF the junior department Of Waverley
following young ladies: Misses Berry. Everett,
McCants, McCauley, Blanche L'pscomb. Sally
johnson, , WolfoTd, , Hun, Denmead. Moore.
McKnew. Spindle, Buckley Schneider, Conyers,
and NJ. Johnson
THE SENATORIAL IMBRoGLIo.- The resigna-
lions OF Senators Conkling and Plat and the
deadlock at Albany have 30 absorbed attention
as to completely turn the eyes OF the public
while the late P. o; sensation has been entirely
forgotten. Not so, however, with our celebrated
brands OF flour, for they have received and
retained public praise and attention through
all of the Conkling excitement: and we are now
selling the same nearly as fast as our mills can
supply us. Among the most important OF these
brands Is "Our Superlatlve," which Is beyond
Question the finest flour manufactured at the
new mills Of Wasn6urne. Crosby Co.. at Min
minnesota flour but the Superlative: Cereal
tne latest OF the season, ranks three In the our
M0rlo; Royal highly proceSsed; aud the
accommodation OF the public and economy O,
time, these brands have been placed at ev~.rv
grocery In the city, and II you woulS avo,S
further trouble and dissatisfaction MIR ", ou
bread give either OF them fair ,,,s, ana ven
will be well rewarded. oi"i ""o 10u
soUR & HAMILTON.
DECORATION DAY Co mn stoola onlv 10 canta
at o. Dammann's ,nnh,ration STORE soS Tth
street northwest
festivals, 81. '-'-' t
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THE
GUARANTEES COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA


premium. TO make good TO the EMPLOYER. any loss
by the fraud Or dishonesty Of the employee and
ties. II IL the only company In the United States
exclusively devoted to this business. .,o mn
subscribed Capital. GOO
besposiied with ms Dept al Albany IN Zoe GOO
o"'eo 0 new YoRK DjiiRiiGOT0Rsi:
rola Is b. xhenHb B. s sHsRMAN, Prs.tdsat
sechanics' National Bank; ROBERT B. MIN
TURN, of Messrp. Grinnen, Minturn Z Go. A.
e. HOPKINS, " Pres. Wabash, st. Louis
Pacific Railroad JOHN PATOs, Of Meesrs. Jss1n.
Patton b Co. Resident Secretary, ". Dye
NAN, AZ william street, N. Y. o. n. THOMs
Agent, Ho. 7lS 18th street northwest, W1,hlng.on,
0. q. mS0- We E.n
r LIGHTNING BODS.-The Copper Exoelsor
LROD, With Kuehlng safety attachment; asainst
charges Of hRhtpipg. that may 6e LED 70 baildings
M tale phone and other wires. Manufactured and
ont M by J. a. KUEHLIN0. 419 18th Ut. north
resi- near Pension Office. MIA
RR. DOPARE's CATARRH RRMEDY CUR as
IL every case of Oatafrh. Pr1ce, IS cents Try
IT, Br. Dupareis Blood and Liver Pulls remove
iicemb's Lung Balm cures colds, coughs, and
consuu ptiop. Price. IS and 80 cents DR..
uparts never failing Pile Remedy cures blind,
blei ding Ard itching piles Price 80 cents For
sale ut Western Medical Depot GIG West Bslti-
more d., Baltimore, No. and druggists. mar2i- 4p
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ALL OF OUR $40 SUITS reduced to IS. The
Famous" 400 TIN street northwest.
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IN TO ORDER AWNINGS,
and HAIsLIrT is the man :, n.Ake them.
RlS-lm 0l7 0ARKkT SPACE.
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"Alderney Dairy Wa4Ons.n
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morn.
per Id. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk &C. per OF. Cream. 1Oc- pint
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a, DaoonaIaon LAY mp stools only IL cents
ssreot nnrshwaS, combination store, 500 7th
otACCt AOl SuWCot
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T OOKl LOOK!! LOOK!!3
FAST TIME AND Low RATES.
GRAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND. VA,
DECORATION DAY, MAY 30TH,
BE THE
WARRINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY.
Tickets round trip. 81 So
Special express train viii 81 ?,
leave B. r. Depot. $780, 90 sgsSSzZ5zf
q. m. sharp.
For further particulars see dodgers and posters
mlS-9t E. b. RAN DALI, Manager.
AFARSHALL HALL,
vi PLEASURE RESORT,
Oan be engaged for Excursions and Picnics by ap-
plying to g: W. BAUER. 7tbStreet wharf, before
nLYMONT PAVILION AND SUMNER BE-
USORT can be engaged FIR PIONIOS or EX-
CURHIONS by applying tn 8. f. SMITH. Pro-
prietor or T. j. TRODDEN, agt., 20s It'll street
northwest. m7-1m'
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BE SECURE I'm SUMMER.
NATIONAL SAFE DEPosrT COMPANY.
18th q. and New York ave.

rYra puraiar and Damp Proof Vaults from o.
70 600 year. Government Bonds on deposit for
q per 81 90. Aiso res,eiye eilyerware in Trunks
sticlr e.. prssicens; oeorge w RisFs. vice prssi-
treasurer: Henry A. Willard. John Csssela. 1hos.
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festivals, 81. '-'-"
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Young Hen and Others.
We send on trial for thirty days our Electro
Voltaic Belts, Bands, and Suspensories, to
y Dung men and Others suffering from weak
nesses, nervous debility, lost vitality, lost
manhood, and many other diseases. We
guarantee speedy cures and complete rest O.
ration OF manhood. Address without delay.
8 VOLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich.
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Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Hair He.

Is perfection for restoring gray, white or faded
hair to Its youthful color, gloss and beauty. 1t
reneWs Its life, strength and growth. Dan
dIuf quickly removed. mauchless Hair
Dressing. Its perfume rich and rare.
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90 WITH WBiPPLE e. sHATTUCK
w THEIR
SELECT EXCURSION TO LOWER CEDAR
POINT LIGHT,
On the Gem nodous and Fast Steamer
ARROWSMITH.
Which has been thoroughly overhauled AID
rair ted.
MAY BOTH, DECORATION DAY.
1872 miles for Is cents. Four hours to s%A
enjoy the fresh country air. Posi- &Iaef
he boat will leave foot of It'll st. wharf promptly at
70Oa. M, arrive home at p. IA. Tickets to be
obtained only st q. H. Rourse h Co Is Drag Store,
corner 9th ard F streets northwest, and of VI.
Whipple and A. 81. shattuck m23 st
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ssERICSSON LINE STEAMERS,
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA
Avoiding the hest and Dust Of tue Oars
Steamer OF the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Steamboat Co. will leave the Company's wharf cor
ner light and Pratt streets. Baltimsre-
EVERY AFTERNOON except Sunday at 8 D. m .
for Philadelphia.
FARE -CAsIs .................s2,o 90
Tickets issued to Atlantic City Via rK-A
G ca nan and: ATLANTIC 1 r. B, The
pha. Round Trip Tickets good for the season:
Baltimore to Atlantic City ................S So 80
For further information and tickets apply to 1'''
FRRD SHRIvER, G. T. Agent
m26 Light street wharf, Baltimore.
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nAILY EXCURSIONS
~ Or STEAMER ARROWSMITH;,
DAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR-
DAY AND SUNDAY:
TO BLACK STON ISLAND. MONDAY, THURS
DAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
GommeEcing SUNDAY; MaR 29; and every MON non
ORDAY and SUNDAY during May, June. July
and August.
aid return about S:l5 pm giving excursionists
over four hours at Lower CEDAR Point and over one
hour at Blackiston Island for Grabbing. fishing.
on stering and bathing.
The water at the two places abound equally
bathing. Fare for the round trip during the week
50 cents, good for day Of issue. Fare for round
trip on sunday 81. good for day Of Issue.
those wishing meals on the boat will be supplied
at so cents each. NIL 2w
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y l. o. SUMNER RESORTS.
Ds OAKLAND AND DEER PARK
There well known and populsr Hote's n a
June 18th Iss
Diseram Of both Hotels can be seen a. Eniaw
Heuse, Baltimore Md. ~
:. For further information address Mt Eu.av
House. Baltimore, Md, until June 10th. After
m25 -DeI5 d. 8. wOoD, Manager.
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Don't Die on the Premises.
ASK your druggists for Rough on Rats" 1t
clears our rats, mice. bed bugs, reaches Only
15C. per box.
National Republican., 1881-08-04
TELEGRAPHiC TWIsTINGs.

"A brewers war has broken out in
St. Louis, and all the brewers are selling at cut
rates.
-Tilden & Co.'s varnish manuiactory,
New York, was Injured by fire yesterday. Loss,
$4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Florence ar
rived In New York from Europe yesterday IN the
steamer Boihnia.
The annual convention of the Cath
ollie Total Abstinence Union OF America was
opened In Boston yesterday.
The Baroness Burdett-Couttsa and her
husband will go to America In october, where they
will remain fOrseyerAl months.
Francis ii. Humphrey, a clerk in the
Harlem tN W branch post Office was arrested in
New York yesterday for stealing letters from the
mails, lie was locked up in default Of 5000 bail
The one hundred Chinese students
who have been ordered home by their government
Will leave Hartford for the Celestial Empire next
Monday,
The House of Commons went into
committee OF supply yesterday. The IRISH mem,
bers obStructod the vote for the expenses Of tlV
household Of the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland until
the close Of the sitting
Barrett, Mccullough, and A, M
Palmer, of the Union Square Theatre, will leave
England next Saturday in the steamer Arizona
and upon their arrival In New York the DRAMATIC
season in this country VIII be ialTly inauguTaled
The Prince of Wales, in declaring the
International Medical Congress open yesterday,
said. 1.-THE congress might also be regarded as
very successful in having attracted number OF
every country IN Europe and from the United
States"
National Republican., 1881-08-04
INVESTIGATING DEMOCRATS.
Governor Hamilton TryinE To Purify Hi
Party In maryland.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3.-Governor Hamil-
ton commenced to-day at the City Hall the inves-
tigaton OF charges against number Seven In ALL
of the registers of voters Of this city charged with
incompetency and misconduct In Office The
specifications allege the misconduct to be that the
registration lists of voters are not such
quired by law, In not having the residences of the
voters set opposite their names that tn cy failed
to strike from the lists the names Of persons
known to them not to be qualified voters
and of persons removed or dead and
that on account of such failure they are
guilty OF incompetency or misconduct All
these registers were nominated by Governor Han.
iton and confirmed, as required by law, by the
senate of Maryland. The investigation by the
Governor Is attracting much attention not only in
the city, but throughout the State, and the large
armory hall In which the trial was commenced
was well filled with politicians and others. Able
counsel are employed for tho prosecution and the
defense. II is charged that this investigation OF
the registers has grown out of the fight between
the several Democratic factions in the city All the
registers are Democrats The investigation will
probably continue for several days.
National Republican., 1881-08-04
CNLLLCTlUNN.
CAPITAL JoTTiNGS,

The national bank notes received for
redemption yesterday amounted to $4,000.
The Government receipts yesterday
were; From internal revenue s3Gl, ,l5O,2S customs
S7030O0Sl,
COMMISSIONER RAUM leaves for the West
to-day. During his absence Deputy Commissioner
Rodgers Will be acting Commissioner.
o. B. FoGLE has been appointed inter
nal-revenue stoIckccpcr for the first district of
California, and w, W. Burton gauger ior the first
district of California
DR. RANDALL WAITE, chief of the edu-
catIOnal division of the Census Bureau, has not
resigned his position in order 10 accept college
proiessorship, us reported
SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT TINGLE, OF
the Treasury Department, leaves day on brief
leave of absence. Captain Adams will act us
supervising special agent during the absence OF
Mr.. Tuglc,
A NEW division in the Patent Office,
called the abridgment division, and to have
charge Of the aDrldgment Of patents Is just being
organized under an appropriation made AT the
last session Of Congress.
National Republican., 1881-08-04
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

Passed Assistant Surgeon Charles A..
siegfred has been ordered to the Naval Hospital
at Brooklyn, n. Y.
Gunner George Albro, from the Pensa-
cola navy yard, and ordered to the United States
receiving ship franklin.
The United States practice-steamer
Stnndish and AIaynower left the navy yard
New York, August for Newport, II. /,
The United States steamer Michigan
arrived Mt Detroit Mich July 49, and sailed August
for Marquette and other Lake Superior ports.
Leave of absence for two months on
surgeons certificate OF disability is granted Captain
J. A. Snyder, Third Infantry, recruiting officer
The United States steamer New Hamp-
shire leil Portsmouth, Va, in tow OF the United
States steamer PowhatGn, for Newport, Il, l., yes
terdny afternoon.
Pay Inspector George Cochran, to take
passage also on the Powhatan, and report for duty
on the Richmond, and also as feet paymaster OF
the Asatic station.
Cadet Midshipmen Augustus G. Doyen
and Samuel Bryan, TO the United States steamer
Alaska at Calao Peru, per steamer Of the 10th in
The leave of absence on surgeons GER
tifcate of disability granted Captain Randolph
Norwood Second Cavalry, in special orders No. 266,
December 16, 1880 is extended 70 September 10,
1881, on account of sickness.
Chief Engineer Philip Inch, from the
Washington navy-yard, and ordered take passage
on the Powhatan, and on arrival at Panama TO re-
port for duty on board the Richmond, and as fleet
engineer on the Asatic station.
Assistant Engineer Nj. Il. Cooley, from
the Bureau of Steam Engineering, and ordered to
duty at Ann Harbor, Mich for the purpose Of as
suniing charge Of the department Of steam engi-
neering and iron ship building in the University
Of Michigan,
Captain, Joseph S. Skerritt has been
ordered TO take passage in the United States
steamer POwhatan, on the 18th Instant for Aspin-
wall, thence to Panama, and upon his arrival
there TO report for the command OF the United
States steamer Richmond.
Second Lieutenant Carroll Mercer, U.
S. NJ. c., has been detached from duty at the
Marine Barracks, Washington, and ordered to rei
Brooklyn Rs the officer detailed TO command the
marine guard on board the United States steamer
Richmond