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News Briefs.

There were 12 new cases OF yellow fever IN
Brownsville, Texas, yesterday. There was death,
that OF Mexican. There were 6 deaths In Mata.
moraS from the fever The disease is spreading
among the poor OF Brownsville.
1t Is reported that cavalry expedition Is being
organized In the southern states to aid Arab
Pasha, which is expected to start for Egypt In a
few days.
Saturday night In Chambers county, Ala. Bob
Brooks and Charlie Griffin, convicted Of the muir
der OF man named Mccain a year ago, were
lynched by mob They had been granted a new
TRIAL
John F. McCurtin has been elected principal
chief OF the ChOctaw Nation, beating Benjamin f.
Smallwood, the ant1-ra1lroad candidate, by large
majority.
Amimikence or "Little Thunder" a chief OF the
Chippewa Indians, died In Chicago yesterday at
Mercy hospital, where he had been taken to be
treated for kidney troubles He was over sixty
years OF age, and good Indian.
In the commission court at Dublin yeSterday,
number OF cases OF persons charged with COM
hitting outrages were disposed OF, sentences
ranging from ten to fifteen years beng imposed
The President has pardoned Jos w. Milne, who
was Sentenced to fiye years imprisonment for
embezzlfng funds OF the P0casset National Bank,
In FAN River, Mass Leading citizens signed q
petition In his favor
AT a meeting OF the national greenback party
Yesterday In New Orleans, resolution was
adopted thanking the Secretary OF the Navy for
enforcing the eight-hour law.
Archbishop hester, OF the Russian church, IN
charge OF the diocese Of Alaska, committed
suicide while temporarily deranged, by jumping
from the yes sci that was bringing him TO San
Francisco
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The Cumberland Coal Region.
TUE EJEcrMENr CASES, &C.


Especial 10 the Baltimore sun from Frostburg,
Nd, August L. says: The ejectment case OF the
Georges Creek Coal Company against Jas Lea
was tried before Justice J. VIM Jones az Cumber-
land today. Julian j. Alexander, or Baltimore,
ana .. H. ana X III. Gordon, OF Cumberland. APP
peared for the company, and Richmond & Semmes
Tor the DEFENDANT The case was held sub curia.
The CO mpany produced n copy Of the notice 20
QUIT serv ed on defendant plea OF nom turisdic-
poned I'll wednesday. The Georges Creek Com.
pany say that they viii hereafter employ none OF
the men who put them 10 the expense OF oustfug
them by legal process. Mine Inspector Brown
went into Holman and Eckhart mines to-day.
He says they are In good condition, with
rooms properly sized. IL Is stated that one
hundred more new miners VIII arrive this
week and go TO work In Hoffman Alex
ander kavanaugh, the blacksmith at Ocean
mine, who was 10 have gone 90 work
Der or men, who told him not TO 60 10 work, as
everything was likely TO be fixed up this week. He
reported the fact 10 Superintendent Thomas this
morning at Eckhart- Mattresses and cooking
utensils for koontZ barracks arrived there to-day.
Three canal-boatmen have been engaged at Cum
berland 70 cook for the new labor, and a nunbe
OF canal men have offered their services and been
accepted 10 work I'm and about the mine.
X ID. ReeS, chairman or the miners meeting.
has been In communication with :. =. Lee, chair
man OF the companies executive committee, to-
day, with view OF arranging a conference with
town this evening that the meeting was fixed for
tomorrow at Cumberland, though Mr.. Rees
stated that no DEFINITE arrangements had been
made. letter from A. ii. Stump, president OF
the Georges Greek coal company, TO Superlntend-
ent Douglass diScountenanced the idea OF a con.
ference 50 far as his company was concerned and
stated he had given his ultimatum, though he
was still WI ling 10 hear from his men.
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ID ED.

COLDER. On the evening OF August Il. 1885,, after Q
Funeral notice hereafter. -
tPoughkeepsie and Binghanpton papers please COPY
HAY. 1T the residence of her son-in-law. Mr. Co
fumbus Alexander. Sunday August l3 1882. In the
SD of her MRS. SARAH A. HAY, relict OF the
late Col. Henry Hay. of Washington, ID. q.
Relatives and friends invited To attend her funeral
Wednesday, the 10th instant Services ut the house
(lO07 street northwest at $50 O'Clock Q. Higo
mass St. Patrick's church at 8 Am.
MAGRUDER, On August the 18th 1884, In the
twenty fourth year of her age. HELEN MAGRUDEhs
daughter Of Layinia and the late Thomas T. Evans
Her funera; will take place from No. 700 street
northwest Wednesday afternoon. lCth list, NJ tnfoa
O'Clock.
PEPPER On August IA 1891 at IL O'Clock m,
ANNIE beloved WIFE John Pepper in the 37th yea4
Of her aye.
''May she rest In peace"
Funeral win take place from the residence Of her hus
band, No. 1928 9TH street north west on tomorrow
"wednesday the 10th inst. at $50 Relatives
and friends OF the family are Respectfully invited 10
attend.
ROSS. On Friday August IL, 1882, at Clarien, Pa,
ETHEL MARkILLIE only daughter OF Lieut.. Albert
Ross, o. N, aee1 year and IL months.
Funeral Annapolis. Md.
WARD. On Monday. August l4th. 1882. GEORGE
STeDDERT, infant son of DIR. VIM. and Anna J.
Ward, aged months and IL days.
Funeral VIII take place Wednesday 1t o'caock p.
m.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGglans to The Star

Arrested in New York. Charged with
Theft in South Carolina.
NEW YORK, August IA dispatch was received
oy the police this morning from Charleston, s. c.,
reading: "Arrest Abraham Reed, young colored
man aboard the steamer Atlanta He IS with a
coiored woman and child. Stole $500 from me In
jacksonville, Fla" The dispatch was signed,
"Mary A. NATHAN, Jacksonville, Fla" When the
steamer arrived to-day Reed was arrested, and the
little party was taken to police headquarters.
He admitted his identity, but denied the charge of
theft He said that he was going to Philadelphia.
these he said his mother had given him. He was
remanded for hearing.
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The Situation i'm E-ypt.

Slight skfrmishing was continued along the lines
outside OF Alexandria yesterday. and twenty Be
douins were killed Arab Pasha is buslly erect
ing Notifications near Mallaha junction, six miles
south or the town, and his operation are facili-
tated by the driving up OF Lake Mareotis. An out
break or the Egyptians at Port Said, the Medi-
the fleet has been prepared for acton. Turkey and
England are not yet agreed upon the terms OF
the proclamation against Arab, and the question
Is 10 be submitted TO the conference The diffi-
Guilty grows out OF the advice given TO the Sultan
by the Moslem Jurists mentioned In yesterdays
STAR Lord Dufierin holds firmly 20 the point that
Turkish troops must be placed under English COM
mand The Constantnople organ OF the Porte de-
clareS that Arab has already been Semi-off1cialy
advised OF the proclamation Ii is generally be-
lieved that the Indian contingent for Egypt will
be raised TO 10000 men. sick list OF the British
troops in Egypt, which was issued before the ar.
rival OF the guards, showed that out OF a total OF
$500 men there were 76 invalidS exclusive or the
wounded. fight is imminent between the
troops OF the Ameer OF Afghanistan and those OF
the Ameer OF Maimund.
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AtrOciOUss

In the name or human decency where VIII the
impudence or the star route gangs counsel end.
Yesterday Mr.. Carpenter, OF counsel for the de.
Tense, alluded to President Arthur as Dorseys
"friend, his familiar, his acquaintance, one with
whom he was on terms OF kindness and hospital.
fty,n and much more OF the same sort This ia
simply atrociouS- The Presidents relations with
Dorsey were lot at all as stated; he was not the
"friend" or familiar" OF Dorsey or any other
OF the indicted persons. He knew Dorsey but
slightly, and In the way or politics. secretary OF
the national republican committee and sharp
politician. This attempt of counsel 10 drag In the
name OF the President shows the extreme desper-
alton OF the star route defense but t is not on that
accou at any the less outrageous and indecent
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THIRTEEN YOUNG LADIES RKNouNCH TIM WORLD.
At Galena, Ill, the order OF the Dominican Sis
tiers has Just received ID acceSSiOns TO its already
formidable ranks In the persons OF ID young ladies
who have renowned the world and consented
themselves to the service OF God The habit OF the
order OF st. Dominic was received by the candi-
dates from the hands OF the Rev. Father D0nnelly.
The ceremony was followed by the profession Of
10 noyiccS and the admission Of profeSsed sisters
70 their linal voxk
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER. KENGLA h Goa
IATINDRY COAD

ASTRONOMICAL. BECAUSE IT "a puRr. nrrun
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST, SOAPSTONE, PIPE CLAY, SILL
CAN, &c, WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGH T
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAn OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES,
IL Is SAFE. BECAUSE IT Is MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (Pi EPARED BY OURSELyES)
PALM AND COCOANur OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KETARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
The CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH.
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE,
nus S:aA WATER STREET. oEORGETOWN D. O.
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Solicitor RaynOr Charges a l. ady with
Attempt to Black ma i'll.

LIVELY SCENE ON FIFTEENTH STREET THIS AFTER
| NOON.
| Hon. Kenneth Raynor, Solicitor OF the Treasury,
| on sidewalk in front OF Treasury department, In
his coat sleeves, with a pen in his hand, gesticu-
lating wildly to a wel-dressed and apparently re-
spectacle lady seated In carriage, with crowd
d That and curious spectators taking IN
the impertinence to come to the Treas
ury with an attempt to blackmail me,
tor. shaking his INST at the fair OCCUPANT Of the
| carriage and adding that he had good mind TO
have her arrested. Her reply was given in a lower
the spectators, who were rapidly Increasing In
numbers. She was heard to say that she
the saa me d IN tine 1as
of the carriage to take her to certain
! newspaper Office.
| WHAT MR.. RAYNOR SAYS.
Solicitor Raynor says that the scene to-day grew
out Of the unceasng and persistent endeavors
OF the woman to have him compromise certain
| important case now before him. She was work.
ing in the interest Of the parties in the case, and
she was so persistent In her entreates and threats
that he lost patience and was compelled to talk to
her rather harShly.
ARMY ORDERs-The order directing court OF
inquiry to meet at Fort Grant, Arizona territory,
the 18th Instant is amended as to direct said
court to meet at Whipple Barracks, Arizona terri
tory, on the 18th day or August, 1882 there
after as practicable. Capt Andrew " Cherbon-
n1er medical StOrekeeper, U.s. army, will proceed
| to New York city and report in person tc
Lieutenant Colonel EbeneZer Swift. assistant
medical purveyor. for duty in the medical
| purveying depot in that city. On the
| final adjournment of the court OF inquiry
appointed to meet at Whipple Barracks, Arizona
| territory, Colonel Henry NJ Black, 2sd infantry.
| will proceed to join his regiment. Paragraph 10,
| special ORDERS No. 1S5, August 10, 1882, from
| this ONCE, relating to Post Chaplain
Charles NJ. Blake, o. s. army, is revoked.
| The leave of absence granted 1st Lieut. Walter l.
Fisk, corps OF engineers, is extended one month
| leave OF absence for four months is granted Capt
| Marcus E. Taylor, assistant surgeon, United
| States army; Major Josiah A. BrOdhead, pay
master, United States army, will be relieved from
duty by the commanding general department Of
the Missouri, and, at his own request, win await
| further orders.
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Fined for Violating Quarantine Regu.
laliOIS.

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Capt Campbell, Of
the schr. c. HanrahaD, from Windsor, Nova SEQ
tia, was to-day fined $40 by the board OF health for
violating quarantine regulations In not stopping
at quarantine station. The capital claimed ignor-
ance OF the rules, and said that Philadelphia was
the only port In the United States that required
vessels from Nova Scotia to go into quarantine
The board, however. refused to suspend the rule
in his case
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The O,Connell statue Unwilling.

DUBLIN. August 15.-The procession of the trades
was three miles long. 1t traversed Kfngsbridge,
Capel street and SackSville street Good order
and regularity were kept by mounted marshals
all along the route The OConnell statue was
Of Messrs Parnell, Dillon, Daytt and Gray, and a
crowd estimated at 600.
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JERSEY CITY. N. j., August 15-The mangled
body or an unknown man was found early this
morning on the track OF the Pennsylvania railroad
at Marion. He is supposed to have fallen from a
passenger train. On his person were found a
plated chain and the frame OF a watch. He was,
apparently, about 40 years Of age
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The Providence az. I) Fire.

Providence. R. l., August 15.-The loss by the
fire last night In JnO H. ROwley's stable is $33 600
The insurance on the building and stock amounts
to 81 800 and the stock OF the livery stable of
VIM. ROwley, jr.. there Is an insurance of s. 600.
Herman Schultz, who was sleeping In the build
Ing, and James Schenck, salesman, were Sc
rOuSly burned.
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THE RICHMOND, Va, GAS WoRKs.-The United
Gas company, OF Philadelphia, have submitted a
proposition TO the Richmond board OF aldermen to
lease the gas works from the city for thirty years
at the rate OF $4,000 year III the first PROPOSE.
ton is accepted IL is made a condition that the
price OF gas TO private consumers VIII be reduced
from 10 Is per 600 feet.
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SUICIDE OF A PoLYGAMIsT.-At Princeton, H.,
last evening, c. A. Wetton, auditor OF the Des
Moines and Fort Dodge railroad company, blew
his brains out while an officer was reading a war
rant for his arrest on charge or bigmy. Last
April he married in that city Miss Eva Gross The
allegation Is that he had wife and child I'm Brook.
lyn Rumors that he had five or six wives ara
a
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CeteWRVO.

LONDON, August 15.-CetewayO had a long inter-
view at the colonial Office, to-day, with the Earl OF
Kimberley, 1t is believed, in connection with his
restoration to his throne.
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Gen. Sir Garnet Wolse ley i'm Egy,

LONDON, August Is, PIMA dispatch just re-
ceived, dated Alexandra, 80 O'Clock this after
noon, says:
1.-THE transport Calabria, with Gen. Sir Garnet
Woseley and the Household ca valry on board, has
just arrived here"
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District Government Affairs.

Engineer Commissioner Lydecker is at Fortress
DR.. D. C. Patterson, the coroner, was before the
Commissioners to-day asking that in the absence
OF q SPECIFIC appropriation for a morgue that q
room be fitted up at the NTH precinct station
house, 10th street, at which dead bodies can be
kept for Identification. 1t was referred to Mr.
EntwiSle, inspector OF buildings
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CONFESSED TO THE MURDER OF WoMAS.-A few
weeks ago two SwedeS, named Hiding and Robin
son. were arrested I'm Chicago on a trivial charge,
and confessed that they had murdered woman,
named Sophia Dolberg in Stockholm seven years
ago. The story was not fully believed, but the
men were held pending an investigation. The
Swedish consul at Chicago has received report
from the chamber OF police or Stockholm corrobo-
rating the statements OF the prisoners. Another
circumstance which lends probability TO the story
is the fact that Hiding recognized picture OF
woman named Emile Hellberg, who says she paid
for having the murder committed.
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

Dol III M In SGkIH WEST AHP S9TTHWEsT
sTfiI III Rails fffitESPi 5f fFNESf
IT, ~ fTFEcT lilly I6TH. 1855. L = ~ l.
For Psfar, aud the West. Chicax6 Limited Express
Linz. 80 am, daily. with seepin: Cars from i
1Trsb sIIv to Cincinnati i Western TX 80
s.aejnnat Mail , Express. $3.50 pm. daily for
For Or ,son Springs. 300 am. 7;3O and $50 p. m
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
fof osnand"zua Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA. G:.0a
m daily EXCEPT sunday with Palor Car from Har-
day. with Palace Cars from washington to Canaan
For wi.li,,nsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. atssoa
and 10 20 Ilmted Exprsss Of PGllnan Par Par
Fer BrooSlyn NY. all through trains connect at Jer
Tee: transfer Fulton Street a9on aH Goa5s
For fer tsrr s,ie,S across s New York City
100 Limited EIDress $50 a. NJ daily ally .sS
Tor RI moro rs SO 80 100 lS and lao
sun5sy, 500. $3.50 AIN. 4:2O. 6:20 $50, $50.
Fer Poes CrSek Line. GAO An. and 4;4o pm. daily
For Annapos. $40 a. m and 40 PM daily. sxcep.
NAY ANP M.ExANDKIA AND WAsH1N eiTt <
4 @ sS S and af9 i 90 and Oh san5s;
stG;So 80. IL 90 and II rs a and pm.
Trans leave aieIsndra for &ashintton 500 SIS.
90 pm and Zoo midnight. On sunday SS an ai
resets and mn snd lsS # The once ae AND g
so MheF d aRa cam 3 os se e: as :: IF s9
Esse t. defamation ircm hotels ana Residences
ffANk THOMSON. General Manager.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. 81. Dodge, $50 18th street
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NEW YORK, August 15.-Presdent Arthur re
NAMED at home all the morning and received bu
one visitor. General Hancock, who remained only
short time.
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Petitions from chambers OF commerce through.
out Germany to Prince Bismarck In regard TO the
naturalization OF German merchants who suf-
fered by the riots In Alexandria are increasing.
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BALTIMORE Il OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore i OHIO RAILROAD.
~ TIE MoDEL FAST; AND THE ONLY LINE
VIA WAsHINGTON.- DOUBLE TRACK!
J tEGyn,- COUPLER T STEEL RAILS RAILS:
AN Law WAsHTNGfo M
u .35Chicago Cincinnati and Louis Fast Express
Sleeping Carsto Cine s.: Louis aud Chicago
.s:oo-Baltlln9re, Elliott C.;y and Way Stations.
f:5o-Ba t5Inore. Annapolis aud Way Cie1mont stras
bur- WII ~ Hs;eEst2gn and Way. via lelay)
S;lO-t 3iIt, Of Rocks ga, I'D way Stations.
EXPtEas P5ri Csl EN " f Ne NM AID BoSIoN
rerstown and at pitt Of Rocks Tor Frs5sridbJ
stol at Beltsyi!le. Annapolis Junction, Jessup's
1o.G6-BALTiM0RE EXPRESS, stops at HyastsgiI!e
t1O;4O-Ptisburg. Chicago. Cincinnati and St louis
7 M-I2:lG-BaltimOre. Elicott City, Annapolis Way.
T. .gLBalumore, Philadelphia and \. 7. Express.
3.'o-iisit,more and way stations, (Sincheser. Fred
4;aO-HaltiH0re. Hy.ttS. lille \ Laurel kxress (fred-
er!ck. Va Relay. sto.s.ng At Annapolis JunctionJ
fii5-Foiat of Rocks. Frederick RacerstoWn. Win
SSLeste. and Way stations con Sunday TO Point OF
f545-E3LIIlIOKE EXPKESS. (sIartinsl,urg and
Way, Via Relay Stops al Hyattsvilie and Laurel)
9 o5-I oint If Rocks and Way stations.
= 90 90 Bsitil49 or and Way stations
'0'IoI itlE etO ~. LII LAND and DETROIT
9lO-BALTIMORE EXPEESS.
f9.55-TBILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON
flU:l1-c hica.o. Cincinnati and st. Louis Express
II BALTIMORE AND Way sTaTInNs. -i''s0'
Icny sunday only Other trains daily. except Sunday
lor further information ARMY az the BatmSrs and
DElo Ticket Offices. Washington Station 6Ig and 1851
vii b taken for baease to be checked and received At
~, e; X: LORD, Gen Passenger Agent BALTIC.
WI. CLEMEN ;. Master OF Trans Bato myj
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
K STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to Henry Naylcr. his s
heirs and asst gns bearing date the 22d day Of ~
May, A. D., 1855. and duly recorded in Liber .-A-
49, at folio I'll Of the land records for Wash
!ngton county, D. c., and by direction of the holder OF
he note secured thereby the undersigned heirs at
law OF Henry MAYOR, deceased will sell on WEDNES-
DAY, the SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1884,
at FIVE " O'CLOCK: NJ in front Of the premises
division OF square numbered four hundred and fifty
one 45, in Washington, in the District Of Columbia
Dennng for the at the southeast Of said
lot and running thence north forty six (46 feet four
90 inches, thence west fifteen {15) feet hve and
half 90 inches thence south forysi1 (46) feet four
az inches to north street. theme. east by and with the
line OF said street fifteen Us, feet five and one-haf )
inches to the place Of beginning.
Terms Seven hundred dollars cash, balance in six
and twelve months. with interest and secured by a
deed Of trust the property sold, all cash. at the
Durcha sers option. Terms of sale to be complied with
in five days after the day Of sale. the trustees will
sell the at the risk Of the defaulting purchaser
ConveyaEcing and recording at the cost OF the pur-
chaser deposit Of $50 required when the property is
sold.
MARY 8. NAYLOR,
HENRY N YLOR,
MATILDAV V. JAMES,
REBECCA w. ROBERTS,
au15-d&ds Heirs at Law of henry Naylor.
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

I HAMBURG. LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON.
FOR ENGLAND, FRANCE AND GERMANY
1U lassage apply to
CD. RICHARD L co.
General Passenger Agents,
81 Broadway, New York
C1to PERCY G. SMITH
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette. AMI
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L>OR RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
Il THE SOUTH.
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY'S STEAMER
KEYPORT,
From eth street wharf at and y. M, connect
tng al Ouantico ON MORNING TRIP ONLY with fast
train south. via the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad Two hours and half by water.
ALL THE POINTS OF INTEREST ON The RIVER
SEN Ely DAYLIGHT.
Mount Vernon, Forts FoOte and Washington, United
States Arsenal, Alexandria and other noted places.
Parties from all points going South will ind this q
very attractive route and relief from the mCnotony Of
IN all rail ride.
ALL TICKETS GOOD BY BOAT, AND VICE
FERSA.
Information 10 tickets. rates. etc. can be had at
Coulpany's office, 9TH street wharf.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Gen. Supt.
". Z. WEIGH, Agent. MA
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after 81, NOVEMBER Sd. 1881, the steamer
ARROWSM1TH Will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street.
st I am every MONDAY, connecting for Mattox
Creek. THURSDAY and SATURDAY for al river
landings. On MONDAY as far az NOmin Ferry. On
THURSDAY, Nomini Cnrrioman, Leonardtown and
ST. Clements Bay stones wharf, Cobrum and How
arus. On SATURDAY, Currioman and Leonard
town. JOHN r. WOOD.
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FINANCIAL.


PRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
III. ii. DODGE
Bonds Stocks and Investment Securities Bough. sni
Sold on Commission.
No. 5ss 18th STREET. tCoRCoRAy BUHDING)
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock BrokerA
E4BRoADwAY. NEW YORK
Every class OF Securities bought and sold commits.
picn in San Francisco Baltimore. Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington Orders executed on tia
New York Stock Exchange eighth Of per
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires ID
Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston. through
which orders executed on the Stock Exchanges
those cities and reported back promptly. Quotations
efStocks and Bonds and information regarding tho
Markets received through wires INSTANTLY di-
rect from New York Stock Exchange nj