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Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20
Military.
Order for the Election of a LieutenaE It
 GnIp

Order for the Election of Lieutenant
 Coiomslo
 The Sarsfeld Guard have voted to decline the invitation of the Goodwin Guard of Bridgeport to picnic with them on the 26th. They turned out en masse to go to the picnic of the Goodwins, which did not come off on account of wet weather, and lost the day, and they are thinking about Mantle.
 The following order has been issued:
 HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT, c. N. G. M1DDLETowN, Conn.,. July IS. 1882. ]
 In pursuance of special orders No. 57 from the Ad- jutant Generals ofice dated July IT, 1>s2 the field and line off CTS Of the Second regiment, c. N Ct /, are hereby warned to appear at Union Armory, New Haven, in fatigue uniform Wednesday, July 26 at D. m., for the nomination of Lieutenant Colonel for said regiment and to i'll any ether vacancies in the i+d of of said reg ment, curing by req son of said nomination CH RLEs F. GRAHAM Colonel Commanding Second Regiment, c. N. G.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20
To Prepare Ham for Sandwiches

One cup of vinegar and one teaspoonful of Sea Moss Farine, boiled and strained. Add one teaspoonful of sugar, one of mixed or French mustard, salt, a teaspoonful of Cayenne pepper. Mix all we'll together and chop pint of ham for the amount of dress ing. St cod 1tw.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

If you have failed to receive benefit from other preparations, try Hoods Sarsaparilla; it's the strongest, the purest, the best, the cheapest.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars can be saved every year. Ask the druggist. iy14 6t1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20
.1a1ariaj, Anv of It's Forms

! chills and fever, congestise chills can be pre- vented or cured by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator, & purely vegetable medicine, su
 perior to calomel and quinine. iyl7 Cd W
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20
Funeral of John E'. ConneI1.

F'unSfal OT SOhn k. COnhe11s
 The remains of the late John F. Connell enclosed in handsome rosewood casket, were borne from his late home on Church street, Hartford, yesterday morning, to St. Patrick's church, where solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Michael J. Lynch. The church was thronged with mourners who grieved for the dead while their hearts went out in sorrow and sympathy for the widowed mother who wept beside the hier of her only child Many friends from New Haven were in the sad concourse, testi- flying by their presence the esteem in which they held the deceased. During the services Miss Maggie Leahy sang with deep feeling the beautiful hymn ''Rest, Spirit, Rest," the sad strains adding to the impressiveness of the occas1on. Contrary to expectation there was no eulogy over the dead, but the life he had lived among the mourners that were pay ing their last tribute of respect was eulogy more touching and more heartfelt than could be framed by mortal tongue. The remains were taken to the Catholic cemetery for in torment, the following friends and compan- ions officiating pail bearers: D. J.. O'Brien, John Kennedy, Dr. J. Coogan, Mi chaeI Dooley, John Sherlock and Michael Wise. The floral tributes were profuse and elegant, comprising ten pieces of various de- signs. The store of E. l.. Bliss, in which the deceased had been employed as bookkeeper, was closed during the funeral services, evinc- ing the esteem in which he was held by his employer. Tears of genuine sorrow moisten- ed the earth that closed above his grave, and Lot soon will the memory of the sunny, gen. ial John Cornell fade from those who follow ed his remains to their resting place.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

The best and cheapest assoftment Of V1c- toria lawns, Nainsooks, figured Swisses and Swiss mulls at BROWN, BOLTON &5 Co.'S There is one article in the line of medi- cines that gives so large return for the money 8 good porous strer gthening plas- ter, such as Carter's Smart Weed and Bella donna Backache Plasters.
 Wholesale by Richardson & Co., all drug gists at retail. jy19-6d-1w Ladies' misses and children's white and gingham suits at less than cost of material.
 BROWN, BOLTON x Go,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

Used for dyspepsia, indigestion, weak stomach liver troubles. jaundice, constipa- tion, etc Carter's Liver Bitters show i'm provement almost from the first dose.
 Wholesale by Richardson & Co.,. all drug gists at retail. iy19-6d-1w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

Call early and secure some of the bargains in dress goods and silks at
 Rpn,1rN X (i0 ,s
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

Compare the dose and quantity of Hoods Sarsaparilla and you have conclusive proof of it's superior strength and cheapness. Try it.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

BIRTHDAY CARDs.-New and elegant de-
 signs at the ''Domestic'' office, 2O6 Chapel
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-20

Good first class shore dinners cooked to order at Beach House. jy2O cod St
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
lChicago Tlmes.l
Almost Al Suioitfe.

Life has it, crosses its trials and troubles for
all, no matter what path we tread or what our
calling may be- Uneasy lies the head that wears
a crown is an old ad9go and true one, but the
rule will work both ways, and the heads of princes
and people find uneasy pillows, whether they be
laid on down or stone
Mr. Michael Flanagan, a we'll known gentleman
of the West Side, living at No. 119 sebor street, re-
lated the following to our representative: about
year ago was taken very sick with the infam-
matory rheumatism. suffered the most horrible
torture imaginable. My limbs were swollen to an
enormous size and the pain was enough TO drive
one crazy. could not rest easy for single mo-
ment. My sleep was banished by night and all
contentment by day My suiferings were actually
unbearRble. had the care of the very best ply
scians, and my wife was an untiring and tender
nurse, but II all amounted to nothing; daily
grew worse got hopeless and did not care to
live longer, since life was such burden. l could
have killed myself, actually believe, but thatmy
duties as n husband and father restrained me.
l was driven to desperation. One day, while re-
lating my troubles TO n friend, was surprised to
hear him exclaim, laughingly: rheumatism?
Why, II IS nothing. Why do you not use st. ia
cobs Oil. 1t will cure you. quicker than thought
l had heard before of 81. Jacobs Oil, but did not
place much confidence in H. but had the great.
est confidence ia tho words of my friend on my
return home told my wife what he my friend
had said of st. Jacobs OIL. She advised me to take
his advice did so. did try st. Jacobs Oil, and
It surprised me beyond measure. 1t lisa most won
deriul discovery indeed. My condition became
noticeably better from the first day, and atthe end
Of a few weeks was completely cured. 81. Jacobs
Oil drove the rheumatism completely out of me.
I have recommended the Oil to two others since,
and 1t cured them both. A lady and a gentleman
who reside next door to me are the lucky ones.
They are as enamored Of the Oil as myself"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There were no cases at police headquarters Fri.
day.
The outdt OF the Tontins Hotel, on Cameron
street, Is offered for sale.
Major Thomas II. Foster, of Salon, Fauquier
County, was in the city Friday,
Religious services we're held last night In st..
Mary's, Grace, the German Lutheran, aud Baptist
churches.
Work on the large schooner now being built at
the ship.yard for Northern parties Is progressing
most favorable.
A steam tug, with four coal baTEes from Phila.
delphiR In tow, passed up the river yesterday
morning for Washington,
Mrs. John Craven, reading on the corner of
Duke and Lee streets, was stricken with paralysis
Thursday night, and was this afternoon danger.
ousy Ill.
The ferry steamer CITY Of Alexandria IA otIll AT
the ship-yard, but II is thought she will resume
hertrips on the line between this city and Wash.
ingtOn next week
Mr. Charles W. Rowland, an old and rsspected
citizen OF the Plrs Ward, residing on dibbon
street. neal Fairfax, has been stricken with par.
alysis, his entire right side being elected He is
IN very critical condition, and no hopes are en-
tertained Of his recovery.
Mrs. }. n. Hill Is about to erect two houses on
Prince street, near Payne. MH, Taylor Il putting
up two new houses on Lafayette, near Prince street
Mr., j. II. ID. 6mOOts two new dwellings on Prince,
near Lee street, just finished. Altogether there
viii be at least thirty buildings added to the city
this season,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Leroy and James Rodes have been arrested for
the murder Off, o. Massse and wife, at Charlottes
Vile.
Robert Dunott, aged elghty.six, of Albemarle
County, and Nelson Gibson, aged eighty, OF Fau-
quer County, are dead.
The increase in the value of personal and real
property in Lynchbnrg. Va, for the five years
ended with 1881 Is Sl85S.T74.
Mr.. James Alexander founder of the charlottes-
vile lVirgina) JCGersOHidf. celebrated his seventy
eighth birthday last Saturday.
Senator Lybrook while OH his way home from A
station on the DnnYllle and New River Railroad
had serious fall from his horse.
The Anderson Guards, of Shenandoah County
have petitioned the General Assembly for pay for
services during the riots at Liberty Furnace over
two years ago.
Lamb CufFee, an old negro ninety years of age,
employed on the Lindsay farm, in Norfolk
County, committed suicide In barn Monday by
cutting his throat.
The number Of white aud cooTed pupils attend :
ing the public schools OF Danville Is the same $40
each. The average attendance is one point in ia
YOr Of white pupils.
Hon. J. II. Tucker writes to the president of the
Lynchburg Tobacco Association that he thinks
there will be change by Congress OH the rates of
manufactured tobacco TO eight or ten cents.
At meeting of some of the colored Republicans
of Petersburg a committee was appointed to
present 10 the Governor their dissatisfaction with
the appointmentof directors Of the Central Luna.
tic Asylum.
The grand Jury Of the Hastings Court Of Dam
VILE has presented John o. SIcger. formerly tax
collector of North DanNille. for embezzling 81 go
belonging to the State and 800 belonging 10 North
DRnyi!le. Segcr has disappeared.
Among the felony cases to be tried ut Gloucester
Court IA one against young man for swearing, in
order to get license TO be married, that his ex-
pected bride was twenty. one years Of age, when
she was not The sympathies of the people are
much aroused In behalf Of this young man, whose
case is peculiar one.
The now board Of directors Of the Western Luna
tic Asylum have elected the following officers
superintendent Dr, Robert $. Hamilton, OF Staun-
ton at present the superintendent of the public
schools assistant PHYSICIAN DR.. II, s. CnOckGlt Of
Nylhe County; stewart, j, n. MAuzy, Of Rocking
ham; matr0n, Mrs H. NJ, Hopkins, of Rocking
ham.
WHILE playing a star engagement through New
England" writes Mr.. William Daydge, ~ con
tracted severe rheumatism. 81. Jacobs OIL was
recommended. used IL as ordered, and was cured
IN four days, and have had no return Of the all
meutn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11
THOMAS BOWLING, Anct h5He T,'''' ~ ~
By Thomas Bowling,


CHANCERY SALE OF. VERY .YALuARLH
INCHES ON SIXTH. BErW EEN u AND y
STREETS NORTHWEST, lMPROY ED ny A
COMMoDlOUS BRICK HOUSE AND BRICK
Under aud by virtue or DEGREES or the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia. passed February
II, 1877, and January TO- isSa In Cause No Ni OF thu
equity doCkcts Of sn,d court. the unde rslgupd.
of the premises, on SATURDAY. the isth day Of
March. lsS., nc I o'clock II. M, the fOllowing-de-
scribcd real estate In the CITY Of Washington D. O..
to wit; All Of lot No. ., and part vt lot No ~, In
square No 10 beginning for snd part nj the south.
east corner OF said lot and running thence due north
with the ue OF West sixth street - feet ~ inches:
thence due west lH lort 10 uChRs to tho rear west
line Of said lot thence due south 10y ana with the
said limo y feet So inches: hrnrN due east With
llg feet ~ lnclcs to tho beginning This properly
formerly the rcsldpnco Of George Washington Young
deceased, The improved will bc sold separately from
the unimprovCd part of tho property.
Terms of sale, IA prescribed by The deCrGoi OnG.ith
Of the purchase money tO he paid In cash aud tho
residue In four equal irSinllmcnts ~ six, twelve.
eighteen and twenty four months, respectively, with
interest from the dny Of sale payable sem nnnuay:
TO DO secured by approved notes or bonds Tho
trustee viii reserve lien on the property sold until
the whole purchase money Ii paid. " the purchase
fails to comply with said terms within week from
the day of snlc tho property he rCOd Mt the risk
and cost OF the dcflung purChascr amor three days
notice In the Evening Stnr newspaper. 4 deposit II
500 on the unimproved and selO on the improved
property sold will no required ~ the sale All
vcyanclng nt purchasers cost
JOHN II. HANNA, Trustee,
Webster Law building.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct fr2l.T1hS6ds
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given Among The numerous valuable features Of
thisnumber arc Hints to Young Artists by fresi-
dent Huntington, OF the National Academy In
structions for Photographic Painting IN Water
ColOrs" suggestions for the Decorative Trans
formation" OF u commonplace apartment into an
artistic one, directions for furnishing Doctors
Consulting ROOM" and instructive articles on
painted enamel5 embroidery for bedrooms, un-
detglaZe painting, and wom0u's dress The Art
Amdeur's clnim 10 DO the best practical art maya.
glue is admirably sustained. Price, 81 yeart
single numbers, thirty.nve cents. Montague
Marks, publisher, " Union Square, New York.
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by Thomas j. Fisher ~ Co.,
AUCrIONEEItS.

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON MAS
SACHUSETTS AVENUE AND TwENrY-SIcO
ONp STREET NORTHWEST, ny JOHN BULL
CORCORAN BUILDING,
by Virtue Of a deed ~ trust bearing date on the
9Th day Of January A. d. 1874 ana recorded In tho
land records Of the District OF Uulumbu. In Llber No
7oi, folio ga, tho nth day of january 1873 and ~
the request of the present holder Of tho ndobtedne1
secured thereby, the undersigned, trustees named ID
said deed of trust, will sell at auction, OF HUNS
DAY, the Jlth day Of March, lSNa In 'front.' Of this
promises at the corner of 1wonty-hfyt street and
Massachusetts avenue, the following described prop
crty, to WITT Lots numbered nine CO.. ten ltO) eleven
lD, sixteen O6l and seventeen ll0 In square mum
hcrcd siNty-sevcn go, ~ laid down and plated In
the plats OF said city,
Terms Of sale: Five thousand dollars In cash. and
the balance In three equal installmcnts, payabo In
siN twelve. and twenty-fOur months deposit OF
five hundred dollars required la cash at the time Ut
sale. if the terms of sale not complied with
within ten days, the property may be regOld five
days advertisements nj tbc risk and cost Of the de-
Multing purchaser.
HhLLEr KtLBoURN.l ,,,,s,o.,
MAlllON ASHFORD, ! ''"''eo'
THOMAS J, FISHER & Co. AuctiOneers,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nostrums. Parkers
Ginger Tonio has cured many Ia this section Of
kidney and nervous disorders and we recommend
II heartily 10 such gudereB.-kelgs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

Tho AHertean LGw ReUiev for March contains
two very able papers, the fist being Some Fea-
lures Of Maritime Liens" buud aud exhaustive
treatise by Frank Goodwin -The other q on OBJ
ieotions TO Grand Jurors ,ssl Edwin O. Merriam
The heust0 Of the month al aiuS an interesting
article on The Ethics Off Nmpensation for Pro-
ieSsiona services BY MI, u rles D. GTinnell, the
editor ana an account OF tk7action Of the bar in
memory OF Hon. RieharN Dana The present
number IL unusually intea Zig 10 tho Inembers
Of the legal profession. M
The Art Amateur for No has the usual array
Of designs for china PiniteSN ueedlework, and
other art work, ncludi, of tbeesSing frontispece
design for portrait plaqu9ud *, water color ex-
hibition Is pungently reyiewtN, Y aNrcnce Cook,
and some OF the more notable p N, Y are hand.
sOmoly illustrated Interesting, ooA(NVtious Of
nreek vases, Limoges enames, ~ II iron
work and stained glass Arabic deooisnA Wrench
iewelry and old furniture and needl6ghG'. " also
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UNT.IFT NTTEIlI I'm, J II,,,gIoo,
MAllDN ASHFORD, A'"'V''
THOMAS J, FISHER Co. AuotiOneers.
mrSti
United States NIarshnl,s Sale.

BY virtue OF four wrts Of lcr ncins isaucd out OF
the Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the Dtsirct
of Columbia, aud to directed will soil at public
sale for Csl III the door Of the Cnntt House % said
District, on MONDAY, the lath day OF March. 1881
ut 10 o'clock all the right, title claim aud interest
OF the defendant Ia aud tn the following described
lots OF ground In said District viz: Lots Nos L "a
y, and west half Of ~ IN block No. 81 lot No j. In
BLOCK No :; Lot No. 3, IN Block No, y; Int No in
Block No, ": Lot No. g. In Block No. ~; Cots Nos
nnd n, In Block No. iG Lot No N, In Block No. ~
and Lots Nos. g and p IN block No, ~, In Todd q
browns subdivision of part OF Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains.
Also the following lots In the city OF Washington,
D. G., VIZ: East half Of Lot No. w. la pruTy's siibd
vision OF square No ~; Lots Sos and TO- IN SquRra
No 2jli Lot No l. IN Square No. l0s; Lots Nos l. Z
and In square northwest Of Square No. 1854: Lots
Nos T. aud ~ In Square No. lOS3 - feet inch
Of Lot No, aud all OF OtH Nos. o. and s. IN Sqnare
No 1864 together with all and singular the Improve
mcn,s tigrcon Lcvcd upon M Tie property OF VIII
lam 49, Todd, To satisfy Execution No. tl.Ai ut law,
Ia favor Of Michael william; M. ln,El, nt law, IN
favor Of ". W. Gait ri al No. 1859, nj law, In favOg
uf William NJ Gait; No, 1880, ~ law IN fayOr OF
John Van Kiswick. G, u HENRY
fRgll die J.
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AUCTION SALES.
Icy Thomas Bowling,
AI.t"TIUNT.EN


AUCUONEER
GRAND AND IMPORTANT a. ALE AT AUCTION.
J. sCuNrZEH Il iirogd street. New York.
of Genuine imported
TURKISH aud PERSIAN RIGS and CARPETS.
comprising
lare ana ilich Selections ~
rERaIAN,. ClRoAsslAN,. AFgHANIsTAN, AR
NENtAN, DAuHl5TAN. KuQnAsSAN,
OUCUAK, GEORDEN. AND
MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
JEDAItENF, KELtM. AND BAGDAD
PORIlERIES,
being by lar The and,omcst collection OF Textiles IN
design and quality, eyer offered by u.s.
MY SALiSKOOMS
'outhwe't corner Pennsylvania avenue aud Eleventh
wEDNEspAy. ANb THURSDAY
MoRSrSNa Go RNB &EFFrRRiRSNooN.
...,.. al " and clock.
y, o. Exhibition SAruRpAN, MONDAY. and
futSDAY, March II, g. and H.
Every article gHsmren,co seGgiqc aud imported:
United States MarShal's Sale.
By virtue ola writ Of heri ncius issued ont Or
District OF Columbia, aud to mo drccied I viii
sell at Unbllc sale, for cash NJ the Court-llouse
March, 1850 ut T. O'Clock M. all the right title clum,
aad interest o the defendant in aud % The following.
described property IN the city Of Washington, 70 wits
Tho west Is fot 5inchos Of lo No. H. IN square
berrd 2si having front on Stccj Of q irri Inches
snid lot together with oil aud Singular the Improve
mcns thereon. Levied upon rs tho property OF VIM
H. Rclss to satisfy Execution No. silaq. ut law In
''''' ~ ''''' - C. n. HENRY,
United states Marshal
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United States Marsl,al's sale.

By virtue of u writ ut heri fRCihs issued out OF the
Clerk office Of the supreme Court pi thr District Ol
Columbia, ana To M" directed VIII sell NJ pubuC sale
Tor cash, at the door Of tho COuft-lOusv or said Dis
trlCt on WEDNls- DAY the 2Dh daS Ut March 1882 a.
Y o'clock NJ, all hCrlght, TILE claim. aud Interest oi
the defendant In Rud to the following d ribrd prop
crty t0wit: The south half Of sublOt number sixty
two (T) ia j, r. Olmstcudg subdivision OF part OF la
twelve I'D square "a, recorded In Iibpr n H. g.
folio % Surveyors Office, said District together wlh
nll and singular tue improvements thereon. Iiov cd
upon ~ the property UfSilgsS. uuntoy to satisfy Exc
COn No, GO7i, equity, favor Of Charles g. Huntley
g. 49, HENRY, 4, >. Marshal.
TIIOB DOwLISU, AuCtiOncer fe2i-dtA
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list of advertised letters remain
ing in the post.olicess In the city Of Washington,
March II, 1885, j. Il. ANGER, p. NJ.
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4HE 6 S5NT }h qR hfdo 9RIENTAb ,N0NARcHY

THE SIXTH GRkAT ORIENTAL MONARCHY F;
OR, THE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, AND
ANTIQUITIES OF PARTHIA. Collected
and illustrated roil ancient aud modern
sources by GEORGE RAwLINsoN NJ. A.. Game
den, professor OF ancient history IN the Tniygr.
sity OF oxford. Ncw YoTki D6dd, Mead X %
Washingt0ni william Ballantyuc n SON.
while this volume Is IN part = continuation OF
che history Of the East already treated by the a,l-
thor In his Five Great Nonarcbies" Il is more
expressly q supplement to tho ancient history of
the West, as that history is ordinarily presented
under its two recognized divisions Of" Histories
OF Greece and Histories Of Rome" As writers
upon Roman history have been prone to beli,ile or
slight the value OF tho position Of Parthia Mr..
RSwlinson has In this work brought the true
power Of that country which was but
second 10 Rome, for three Of the most inter-
esting centuries OF her greatness into proper re.
cOgntion, Parthia was complement 10 Rome
was u refuge for those who provoked the hostility
of the Roman ruler whittier he could find nearly
equal refinement and comfort rs in the Eternal
CITY. This work especially corlmends itself 10
students Of the later Greek aud Roman periods, as
supplemental 70 the modern Greek aud Roman
histories, IN which those periorls. arc commonly
studied. The book is pfoiuscly illustrated from
accurate drawings and original coins
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

WHILE playing star engagement through New
England" writes Mr.. William Dayidge ~ con
tracted severe rheumatism. ST. Jacobs OIL was
recommended. used II as ordered, and was cured
In four days, and have had no return Of the all
meutN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-03-11

The following is the list Of Senators and Repre-
sontatiyes, with their location. Northwest is un-
derstoOd when not otherwise printed