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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
LACEs AND EMBF0lDERY.

LhtEo AMI Lt1DA-DfHffF
The unprecedented demand for such goods aa'H
duced US TO make a specially os this departnea.
In MECHLN. MALTESE NIRECOCkE 10
STA, CoRDlREsSAST, APPLIQUE AN-IRh%
CARDINAL. POINT. OoRALlNE, Tobsh0N
DUCHESS. md other NOVEL sud sTANbHAy
LACEs we exhibit the greassst variety At "a @N
popular prsoess
LADIES' MOHAIR and LINEN ULSstNnH
great varsity. ranging Ia cost from 81 to's, I"
stock is fail IN these goods aud the price 10Y ~"
GSNTLEMEN's FURNisHlN6SG
COLLARS. CUFFS,
SOCKS SCARFs,
in best gSsG Al lowest rates.
SPECIAL lNDUCEMEHr.
For she balance Is ~ season We oneet
on FANCY sUfftN6s and -
TERMS. Much asaey can be saved % ~N"
the materials OF N.
PERFUMERY. SOAPS, Pow3SRs, rOOl",
POWDER, ana other TOILET FOODS alu'
ls~ prices.
CARBoLlc MoUTH-wAsH n soc.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
GENTLEaEN's SHIRTS aSc. 10 s2So'
LADIES' VESTS. soc. tA$3.oo.
! Special terms made 10 hOssk, boarainS'ho~
schools. Dirc, your ordsS 10
cARDozo. ALsoP. SosBY 4 CO.,
vouRQUREAN. PgsCR. TEMPLE W.
IN s-eod Richusa4 Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
T G r
CORNER SECOND AND BROAD,

PLATES, 56e.a dozen; EXTRA THIN, s4c. a
dozen; HANDLE TEAS, 43c. a set; FRENCH,
79c.; PLAIN asd FANCY G0BLETS, 45c. a do
zen; TUMBLERs, Csc. a dozen; WAsH-BOWL
and PITCHER, ESQ.,; BIRD-CAGEs, 75c. TIN
VAR cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23
ROOMS srArn cOssEnrArIv DENOcnATlel

RICHMOND, September y, 1881. J
The following canyassers are appointed
Appomattox County-E. r. 'Woodson
and w. d. Thornton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-23

BIG RUSH FOR GREAT BARGAINS
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN Il CITY.
fse 20. F,Sa&su.tI
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

FIRE.-The lumber in the drying room at
FRosT's factory was discovered to be on fire
about II O'Clock yesterday morning. The
alarm brought out the fire department and af-
ter some hard work the flames were eXtin-
guished with the loss of only about 5000 feet
of baswood. Owing to the fact that the pipes
of the Water Works were open in several
places, they could only supply water for the
engines.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

EXCURSION TO LOYAL Sock COLIERY. BY
invitation of President CLAGHORN, of the
S. L. & S. r. r. Co.. a party of gentlemen
visited the mines of the Company at Bernlce,
Sullivan county, OH Thursday. The President
was somewhat disappointed by the failure of
some of some of his expected guests to put in
an appearance, but as the absentees all sent
regrets, those who did 60 could only express
unfeigned sympathy for them in the ill-for-
tune which prevented them from enjoying
one of the pleasantest excursions ever parti-
cipated in.
The party left this place at o'clock 4. M,
by special train provided by General Superin-
tendent BLIGHT, and consisted of the follow
ing: President CLAGHORN, EX-President n.
n. Belts. j. r. CLAGHORN, JOHN w. Lock-
WOOD, EDGAR HOOPES, ISRAEL MORRIS,
General Superintendent BLIGHT, o. A.
BALDWIN, Secretary of the Company, G. NJ.
SANDERsOS, F. F. LYON, Superintendent of
the Barclay Mines, G. r. MACFARLANE, Sup
erintendent Long Valley Mines, r. A. ABB
BOTT, Superintendent Carbon Run Mines, w.
NJ. MALLORY, r. A. MERCUR, u. NJ. TURN
Err, OF the Journal, J. w. CODDING, and the
writer. At Laddsburg short halt was made
and the party visited EILENBERGER'S trout
ponds. The property has been allowed to
run down during the past few years and there
are comparatively few fish large enough for
food in the ponds, but the proprietors are
now restocking them. A ride of another
hour landed us in Bernce, where several
hours were pleasantly and protitably spent in
examining the breaker, visiting the mines
&c. The machinery employed in crushing
the coal is unlike that used in other breakers.
Webelieve there Is not a duplicate of it in ex-
istence; its construction was the result of ex-
perience in the preparation of this peculiar
variety of Ecoal, and it is difficult to say
who is entitled to the credit of its invention.
1t does it's work well, however, and during
the past winter, while in constant use, has
not cost dime for repairs.
A new opening has just been made a little
to the east of the old one, which literally has
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

ICE CREAM! Samuel Powell is now pre-
pared for the season to make Ice Cream of all
kinds, such as Pineapple, Lemon, Strawberry,
Bsque and Vanilla. He uses nothing but the
Best Country Cream. l also make Orange
and Lemon Ices. l also furnish Ice Cream
for Pic-ncs and parties. l hope my custom
ers will give me call. Orders can be left at
II. T. June's hard ware store or at my resi-
dence, Lombard ST., house No. u. Ice cream
per quart, 81 cents.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

At the Universalist Church tomorrow
morning, DR.. TAYLoR's subject will be,
$ Notes on the new yerslon;' and in the
evening, " Memorial services in honor of the
Nations soldier dead"
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

A deadlock in the New York legisla-
ture on the Senatorial question now ap-
pears inevitable. Balloting will begin
Tuesday.
The Southern Presbyterian General AS
sembly, in session at Stanton, Va, We'd
nesday adopted resolution to put an end
institutions.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

Major SEELEY will entertain his friends
and the public with free Clam Chowder
Lunch again tonight. The ladies are earn
estly invited.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

The Revised Edition of the New Testament
in three different styles and ranging in price
from 20 cents to 81 %, just received at Whit
combs Book store. 246
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

S. c. ADAMS, of Syracuse, was in town
yesterday.
Miss IDA LAYTON is visiting ex-Sheritf j.
NJ. SMITH and family in Troy.
OSCAR POST is so much improved that he
was able to ride down town yesterday.
The numerous friends of Mrs. F. E. BAR
Der in this place will be panied to learn that
she is very i'll at her home in Mcpherson,
Kansas.
Mr.. WEST, of the popular Cayuga Lake ho-
tel, Sheldrake, N. Y, made us a call yester-
day. The hotel will be opened to the public
on the 10Th of next month.
Mss SARAH MOODY, of Towanda, and Mrs.
A. M. EASTMAN of Tunkhannock, went to
Nsw York on Wednesday to visit friends
T'WnkhGnn0ck Republican.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

The "Senate" has long been considered
headquarters for the best CLANS. Mr.. Nestor
is now receiving his supply direct from the
famous Perth Amboy beds, and serves them
in every stye.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

The Graded School closed yesterday. The
very interesting exercises were listened to by
a large audience.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

Mr.. KELLEY, who suffered sun stroke, at
Barclay, on Thursday, has since died from
the effects.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

Mrs. JAMES PETERSON, (colored) died last
night.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

"My Wayward Pardner," for So at Whit
combs Book Store. 246.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-28

WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Warmer and fair
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
Nusfdnoif&e yunof&au.

Sn Deutf@Ianb III bic &ei&s'
tasswabl auf ben %. October enbsiItis
fefssiest. Der WabItampf wirb INNER
bibissr; bic Resieruns nimmt ben resifen
antbsil bran unb Der Rei@stausIer per'
idumt fsins @slessnbstt bic WdbIer fur
ii4 anb feline poIiswirtbf@aftIi&en pIdne
su sewinnsn. Ssbss S&reibsn, iebe
abrsfs, bic ibm uon Seiten Der Stuben'
ten, bsr Raufeute OSer 9anbwirtbe sussbt,
wirb bes 2dnssrsn beantwortet unb bic
Mntwort bur9 bie prsne betannt sema9t.
Die iabii5sn Ossane bes GOrti&ritts fab'
rem ben WabItampf seseu ben 5srridse'
waltissu, nit allen ibnsn gu @sbote ifeben'
ben MittsIn. tursem uer0fisntIi@te
gismarts Organ bic v9sorbbsuti&e alls.
Ssituns1 siusn DrObbrief an ben RansIer,
Der benz Sortldritt In bie S9ube sei@oben
warb. Sect brinst basIsIbs gIatt einen
3psiten Brtsf Der Grt, Der beri@tet, bab
f9 in Tranffurt breiSebn Wfdnner perbuns
ben battsn, Bismard aus benz Wese su
rdamsa. Wdbrsnb bie anbdnser Der Re'
sisruns bteie Srisfs far baare Wlansen
usbmsn, bisnen iie ben eiberaIen au Spott
unb Sur. 0o5 t0nnen fe trosbsm ibren
Merger nidt usrbsrssu, bab man iie bafar
psrantportli5 i madt. absr fie brau9sn ii9
ni4t sa bstIasen, bieie gIattsr, baB ibusn
Dsrartisss an bic Rudi4SBs ssbanst wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

ben aeuberunsen parneus su urtbsiIen,
ueripre&en fi9 bte irii9en Sabrer bsr iri'
i@su gewesuns nidt iebr uisI bauon.
l1ebrisens wirb man ni1t Jules bas ale
baare Wante aunebmen, mas parueu unt
feline @enohen fasen. Wabr iff es, ba6
bie aete nur etn oberfd9Ii9 Slidwsrt 1T,
bas bie decentralization llsbsIifdnbe bes
eanblorbismus, Der bic anseffammte Bes
s6Ieeruns ibres @runb unb Bobens Be.
raubte unb fie tbatid@Ii& ,u 5eIotsn sr'
nisbriste, ni@t an ber DuraeI ansreift,
aber man muB aud bebsnten, baB bsr
Baum ni&t auf ben eriten 5isb fdut. Die
psrifdnbisen qatrioteu ber sransn Saisl
werben Gus benz @sisss bas Bette gu mas
den iu&en, mas baraus au MAIDEN III unb
bur& feisrIt9e unb seiesIi9e MitteI bie
Befreiuns ibres gaterIanbss pom britii9sn
So@e gu errei9eu.
Wteunfere 2efer wiifen, bat
Der EsIesrapb mitsetbeiIt, baB swiden
ben @nsldnbern unb ben Boersn tn
EransuaaI Elm rsbereintommen ssi9Ioi.
fen worbsu iff. g8ir erfabren iest
bardber Rdbsrss. Die Boeren baben cine
uOaitdmbise SeIbfresisruns unter Sberbo.
bett Der emsIii@en R5nisin errsidt. gns.
lamb 1T bas @e&t uorbebaIten, etusn Rsii,
bentea i'm BoereuIanbe au erusnnen, bic
auswdrtisen Gebie5unsen bsfeIbsn su absrs
MAIDEN, unb Eruppen bur9 bas 9anb mar.
f4iren 3u Iaifen, TN Sale es nit sinsm
anbereu Staate in Rriss permideIt 1T.
Das seiammte, bsi Der ginpsrlsibuns aber.
nOmmene Staatseisentbum iOu. NIT Nus,
nabme Der ariessmunition, ben ,Drei
Rduuern" aberseben werben, bie iofort
ben 0oItsratb wdbIen lafeu unb sinberu'
fen. Der 8oItsratb mirb bic sutinftise
9anbesuerwaItuns reseIn. England wirb
fur ben bur& feline Eruppen ueruria9tsn
S@aben nnb bic Boerenresieruns umse'
tebrt fur ben pon ben Bosreu anseri9tsten
S9aben aufsouunen. Dis ObIiesenbeiten
bes britii4enRe Tbsnten tommsn benen zines
@eneraI gOniuIs sIsi@. Sm Bsiisin elmer
anisbn!i9en Wense bswaffnster Bosren
wurbe am 8. BE-. In Pretoria, Der 5aupt'
ifabt uon GransuaaI, bic SIasse Der
Gransuaal RepubIit aufsssOsen. Soubsrt
ri4tste cine patriotii9e absr semdBists
Anipra@e an bic ueriammsltsn Beers.
gr iaste, na@oem iis I'M SsIos 70 srfoIsreid
seweien pdren. ioaten fie aud ben umIiss
ssnbem g0Itern seisen, baB fis ibre eissnsn
@ei@dfte ieIbf In Rube bsiorssn unb sr,
Iebisen f0untsn. Bsim Aubieben be,
5lasse sri@olen bonnernbe Bsifausrufe,
tn bsnsn aud eimise emsIii@s Offi.isrs sin'
seitimmt baben ioIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
Eelesrap9tf&e 9epef6en.
Oe fret 9s Il usarn

2onton, "a. Aus. g8ie 9smbsrssr
GIdtter msIben, finb bis OberifsR i'm rui.
NJ. @eaeraIitabe Protopop unb paIiea TN
Yrssmst In @aIiSisn uerbaftet worbsn,
wdbrenb fie In birserIi9er RIsibuns bic
Ssfeifisunsswerts Der Stabt austuubi&af,
teten. Sie fabrten uisI @sIb, Rarten unb
pIdns Bet ii@, aus bsrsn fi9 srsab, baB iie
bic gefeitisansswerte BON Rratau umb
itratesii@ wi@tise guntte an Der gilen,
babu bsreits itubirt battsn.
Wien, 25. aus. Bie es beist, IN Der
unsarii@e Winiferprdflbsnt Eis3a pon ben
Yrouin3iaIsBebOtbsn Dor elmer ssbeimen
panilapiiiii&en Bewesuns tn llnsarn &c.
marnt worben.
S9weis.
2onson, %. Mus. gSie aus 9suf
ssmeIbet wirb, baben bic So,iaIiiisn wssen
ibrer Berufuns sssen ben bis MbbaItuns
'bss So,iaIiifen gOnsreHss in 3ari9 pers
bietenbsn gei&sib bss guntesratb.s einen
OrObbrief an bas i@wsteriids guabesse.
ri&t seri@tet. Sn benz grisfs pirb ben
tetrsiisnSsn &i@tsrn mitsetbsiIt, bab fis
bic erifen iein werben, bic In bis Cuff flies
gen unb baB bie So,iuIifsn Dyuamit ses
mug bsFeen, nm bic baIbe S9wsb in bic
9aft 5u iprsnsen nnb baB ssrabs In Der
S4wsis elm grano bssinus, Der bic @elt
tn 5Iammsn ieten we,bs.
Bern, 2s. gus. Der ruiRids Nibi.
TIT, Garit &rapottiu, III auf YsfsbI bss
4unbssratbs aus Der Sawsis aussspisisr
worbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

leyet ein eben fol4es Gnoe NIT S1reden
senommen baben plrbe, wie tn Rorbearo'
lima. Der Sabsn ais 5o,t Der perf0nIi'
den Sreibsit III ein gbdnOmen, bas wsan'
den absrrai9en wirb unb iebenfalls be-
weiff, baB bsr sei@lOfeue Sibsn~ bod
nod au stmas gut iein tann.
Sn Newgort tasts tarsIi@ cine an'
sabI SrIdnber, bic mad art Der tn @b:casc
psriammslien S5bue ber sranen SnieI bis
britii@s Resisrsns bur4 DrObunsen Der
srsuIi9fisn Grt au 8useiidnbuifien gu @un'
fen SrIanbs au swinsen iu&t. Der .Opna'
mit.Statb Der SrIdnbsr" bat etne procIa'
nation srIaiisn, weI8e bte 3erit0runs brt'
tii9er S9iffe In allen sbeilen Der @eIt
gum prosramm ma9t unb allen .friebIi@en
9suten" ben Ratb sibt, mad bem l. Sep'
tembsr aue untsr britii@er Slasse ieseIns
ben S@iffs 3u meioen, wenn anbers ibr
9ebsn ibnen Iisb isi. Gin fur@tbarer
Rriessplan tn bsr Ebat, wobI s.etsnet, um
gnalanb NIT @rausu unb @ruieIu Su er'
fausn. Rur sin sinsises britii&es S&iff
mibte mad benz /. Ssptembsr burS Dp'
namit ,srfi6rt werben, unb bas iiOIse meer'
bsbsrridsnbe @roBbritanien warbe eri&at'
tsrt 3uiammsn3uden wie nie ,uvor, felt ben
Tageu Der Nrmaba. Wer ultbe nod auf
britiidsn S9iffen reiien wslIen, fobaIb bas
Dpuamit gsbrau Der irii9eu S&redenss
mdnnsr nur an sinem sinsissn S&iffe sur
@abrbeit seuorben wdre gersebli@ warbe
bte ensIii&e Wa&t ssseu bic @sfabr Der
gerni9tuns isiner Suprematie auf ben
Deltmssrsn antdmpfsn. Wan III fi9 bsis
fen tn ben Isitsnben Rrsiien @roSbritas
niens uobl beuuBt uub ss mag ieiu, baB
bisiss BsuuBtfsin bie Mnnabme Der 9anbs
Blu peranIabte.
Mn bic @sfibIe ber @ere9tisfeit unb
5umanitit brau9t bas irii9e Bolt ben
gusIdubern sesenaber ui9t su appeairen.
aber wsun uni79tbare sebeime @ewaIien
TN Bunbe nit Dpuamit sesen GasIaHb tn
ben Rampf treten, bann mag es wObI ersit'
tern uub gum gsa9seben seneist werben.
auf bisie gorausieeuns srdnbet ft4 bic
poIitit Der irii9en ReuoIutiondre, bic. obs
sIei4 ais far4terIi9e S9reibdlfe bstannt,
bod aud i&rsdli@ gruit MAIDEN t0nnsn,
has babsn fs 6fters bewieien.
Sn Weu Werico finb bie rotbeu
EsuTsI, BITE Gpa9su, bisisr wilbsfs aIlsr
Snhiane itdmms, wisbsr auf benz Rrisss'
sfab. ste lberfalen bic anfeblsr uni
SnssnieurabtbetIunsen, bic mad Wsrier
BIN fi9 init Babnbauten bei&dftisen. ST.
rer Issten @rdusItbat iinb 27 gsrioneu
gum Opfer sefaIIen. Die 8eu6Iterune
beg fnbIi4sn GbeiIes isnes rsi@sn Territo'
RUINS wani9t aufs iebnIi&ffe uou iener
bIutbariiisen @OtbBduten befrett tu wer'
ben. Sbre gsrfOIsuns III i@wer. neil fl
Iiitis, i&Iau unb usri&Iaseu. baIb auf ame'
ritanildsm, balb auf msricanii@em @s'
biste ibre Strsif,ise unb Rdabereien aus
fiihreu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

An3eiseu fir picnics, 2ptterieu, Gladsfk&k
,f., ais bsm Settle Der tatb. Sir&e iuritz, r.
ben ietne Aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

aqe anseisen ienbe man ipdtefms
Nontas Nnrsen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

ausrartiss aa,sis.n maHsn Srraussaas.s sesx.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

peiratbs- unS 5ptesaa,sissa mit GHsxH
$3.50, pbne Spru@ $t.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
greise Diet Snzeissa.
9otal>Nuti3eii.

Inter 3eilen grsSisr merten nitt aasrnsS-
men. 9ir tsss Belle Srsyier uSer srtx 3Asa
bas 1. Wal 10 Gts.. bic na&fen Waie Gtx&4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
THE ARMY And NAVY.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE following named
scers viii be relieved from duty at tie United States
Military Academy, West Pont, ~ T., August :,
1881 Major Alexander Piper lth Artillery: Captain
C. n. Raymond Corps Of Engineers; First Lieutenars
J. @. d. knight Corps Of Engineers, G 3. Anderson,
9th Cavalry James Rockwell, IT,, Ordnance Depart
rent H. g. Tahu, Corps OF Engineers, ID. C. KinHnan.
Corps Of Engineers B. II. Randolph, 81 Artillery and
D H. Mitchan. Ordnance Department; Second I4euten-
ant ii. A springett, tth Artillery.
TIE following officers will report in person TO the Com
handing General, Department OF West Point Au-lst
Is, ISL Tor duty at the United states Military Acad
envy: Captain NJ p Miller &th Artillery CAPTAIN NJ &
Stanton, Corps OF Engineers First Leutenants + II
Fuller 9TH Cavalry, Arthur Murray lst ARTILLERY, and
g. MEG Derby, Corps OF Engineers
noard 10 consist Of Surgeon r. H. Alexander. Sur
gcon e. L. Alexander and Assistant Surgeon r. H. White
viii assemble at the United States Military Academy ON
Jane prox thereafter practicable 10 ex.
anime into the physical qualifications OF the members Of
the graduating class and the candidates for admission to
the Academy
Surgeon John s. Billings, L. s. A., has been detailed to
proceed 10 London England delegate to the Inter
national Medical Copress which is To meet In that city
N August next lie viii also visit public service in
,se interest OF the medical department such points
holland, Belgium. Germany and elsewhere as may DO
deemed necessary by tho Surgeon General OF the Army
anu WIN oe governed IN complying with the require
nents OF the order BY such special instructions as he
may pay receive ron the Surgeon General.
~ Law tOlct OF tue Bureau or Yards
sne Docks OF the Navy Department rendered his resig
eanon Thursday which win be accepted by the secre
say npop the appointment OF his successor The only
dsss or me change + the purpose Of the Secretary
nasa naval officer Of higher rank present there
disparity Of rank between OF the chiefs OF
ward n NIes tas Navy Department Rear admiral I'd
succeed Captain Law. No OTHER Change are now con
ye ch,s =. t NE expiration Of the term Of Commodore
AIN ~ ar vt Toe Ordnance Bureau when he viii prob
a ~ , catter win DC retirc ~ August l.
MI th r lSsbeet9r yo.ph Smith, p-scnt in charsu
him = N ~ 'HsS e'i9, VIZ pipDaRJ succeed
soara appointed 70 examine i fCr PROMOTION. on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

ground that the members personal friends OF his
riva Paynaster Caswe the secretary Of the Navy has
ordered "A new Board 10 meet Ut the Navy Department
to-day and pass upon his fitness for promotion 70
the rank of PAY Inspector ,
Commander f. v McNair. L. s. y, has been detached
from the Naval Academy and oricrcd 10 command The
practice-ehip Constellation; Lieutenant Commander T.
IN Harrington from The Nufal Academy and ordered 70
command the pIacticcship Dale; Lieutenant Oomiaan-
der samuel H. Baker from the Nayul Academy and or
dercd To command tho Ireeficcship Sfandirh; Lcten
ant Commander John rchoVl,r from the naval Academy
and ordered 10 command fhc praciicc-tElp May Hover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15
Gin l1ropcrln iOanlc0.

NTANTED-For Cash Cust0mor-50x1OO 70
goo between N.dr-I Ias and anal. Pearl ari church
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GOunirn Ijropertp for Sale ono 10 Get.


DAHWAY, n J.-For sale, good double
~ house for two families lot 3SHs3 price, $500 half
r.. p o. Box ASA.
TTO LET-FURNISIED.--A neat country
piece 10 acres large house; fruits plenty goo tet
above tide CAMDEN planted 80 niles Via Ere Address j.
" HOWELL Monroe, n. y.
Two LET no Fort Washington, the residence
o. warren So rri. furnished 40 modern improvement
sine tvo ana o. half ground; fruit slalc, SC lu-
qule pr nls.t or and East 2Dth-st
rTO LET.-At the highest and most pctur-
csiur part " Fort Wellington. uear l-l-tt, largo
and elegant hls mansion M a mnlovemeni in com sste
oINfrs partly furnished. STABLE ample rnull- ifN ITO
Nc low flrour Particulars at Office Of
estate of GEORGE D.. j.. HYATT, so. 2lj Clnalst near
Er'adway.
TTO LET.-At HARRISON. immediate possess
sion. comfortable uc1t HOUSE furnished, "iii lb
acres Of ground has l6 rnns we'll arranged ior family OF
bHIrttIs. nice shade lnf frt rrr good rirfrn ctfeo
house. 3d.: situate. thc RIDGE about mile from Har-
Depot Long island sound. and ALSO inland
ono ~ o." h.atnie-t localities in Wr.ci ict cunt e 70
Gee season Yelr 5000 Apply to N'lltl d ~ Mis-,
owner. MM. MATTHEWS.
90 tItIIliIc st.
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sEfEA~T 3~IIl-ST-A nicely furlished
O-f RnDN w.th BOARD; i8-e" f"set boz aui cold
at.l well ye4ul4tedi 20 genLeui aud vie % sne sen-
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Business Cbauccs.

WANTS tO engage with a first-class leaf To-
na.co nur give ll- Of Cusfoiutrs tb,u Fh ono
weston STAT . Wli -f reference. Address g., care
oi lslUll Il1usc, philadelphia Penn.
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Gfrursions.
DAPID TRANSIT TO THE SEA.
ROCKAWAf BEACH EACU liHlONh DALI
aesg So rk WoYfhaycu nui NockHNay l.aiilo--
Trails leave DAILY ~ follows; 49,. -
Hunters liuf Co. . a.i IlUi a. l J. u SUI i.i" a. ''
Hushaick nt G:l5 ani n a. in-. l:.l AMI 81 p n
IIftfu4h.yU. anI ID a. .ll and i.J1 l
RETURNING, LEAVE ...-
Gclch. 200 aud l0 a. ~ -, ald piu p i
lsrrf la TIrr,fs bU cents. SO charge f1r tHfior
IIanmeI s. ilieIt. hu.suI toms LAST -ua hu'e' AIN
l...l I. Z. -I-- l.I No aoll0n
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Gunner Resorts

A MONG TIE MOUNTAINS -" TERRACE
~ HALL" RamaDo R0ckand Co, New York. - miee.
Ehe Railway; beautiful scenery. drives, boating fishing
choice accommodations; moderate terms.
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BRUSHES of every description Mt 80 Pearl
- st opposite Peck slip, ll articles lowest prices.
JOIN b.. HOTEL. Manufacture and Importer
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| TTRNISHTD ROOM To le, withou, board,
ina private family gentlemen Only az coif'nl Aeos :
f,-.uc,.s r-.ulfsd 800 80 rat 'tl ~. near ttl-i.
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RELMONT HALL,
- cCuOOLINfS MOUNTAIN, Nj.
ofans juno J. Excellent accommodation and moderate
pu,cs. "a. CHOW I'LL.
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