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PALT1NORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
III MODEL FAST line AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
The EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.


STEEL RAILS,
Sohedu.e II take effect SUNDAY, MAY 18Th 1892
Law Masagt'n from station corner OF New Jersey
al f%r tmeaEo Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis
Through o.ches and Pa ce Sleeping Cars 70 .,v
yohts WI 'ut Change IL: Is H. daily TO Cbicaso
Ter 1itsbUr2. Cleveland and Detroit at s.3oao
& -. ~ T. L. daiy 40 = II is solid train to Pitts
For Ioecio and Detroit VIA MonroeyiIle lO.Is n NJ
- daiy. with sleeper for Detroit. -''
Tran for Philade!phia and New York at 8 10 a. m
IariGr a.-d Sleeping Cam attached. wan
Fer Ia 5nc-e on week days. 5. $780, $40 7:45 a:lo 9
~ 80 :. TO- ia. $40. 1l.so PM SsI $3.50. 49,
for bs 'S;,3re on >Hn'.ays go 5l5 9. 1o05 am.
Ter Inai chs. $40 H.. Il: 10 and 40 ON Sunday
ter"ay Stations between Washington aud Baltimore.
:. SO, am. II: 10 p. M. $50 4:4O and IL 30
pm For stations Metropolitan anch Las
SS%N exc. Sunday, 80 a. m. 4:i5 and 5:45 p. m.
cav, ior Frederick. $50 a. M. 10: IL a. M and As
T. Pm. daily EXCEPT sunday.
Irsin, sTriye from the West daily. s:2o 1885 a. NJ,
From New York and Philadelphia. 2:55. $50 a. m.
T. daiiy 8 10 = m daily EXCEPT sunday.
IRON APnapols $40 H.. ESQ. 6:s7 pm. Sunday.
f Fr,2,., laqnt9 81. m. daily except Sunday
lo:oo m. AIS 4:2e p m. and 500 pm. iai ain;
~. ~ slndas; 1000 In. 500 p daily from
Train leaye Baltimore for Washington att 40 40
.44a s. s:sb ys; end md 1920 An. l2:l5 ESQ.
day. 2. 40 7:i5 ESQ g. $40 a. M an Sn Su nn
o:25, 80 and geo p m. ' "'
~. III " aehlnSon stop at Relay Station ex
For tartheF Interrogation Apply at the Baltimore and
PTnsyN ma avenue corner Il tn street. where or iers
VII lie AIKEN for basase to De checked and received "a
Vi. NJ CLi MINIS. NJ of T.. Baltimore.
uiStf e. X LORD. Gent Passenger Agent
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nUNCANsON Bios, Aucuoneers.
1o-'o1A-'''74N D-sOo, AucuUHtefB'
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
md LOT, HOUSE No. 146 A street NORTH
BEIMEEN FIRST AND SECOND EAST. Al

TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
And LOT, HOUSE No. l46 A STREET NORTH
BET rl FIRST AND SECOND EAST. Al
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded in liber No.
~ foo SIo one of the land records the Dis wa
a 4 OF Columbia, we will sell MONDAY, the Ga
PAsF III c PAY OF JULY D. 1888 at HALF
a that certain piece OF land and premises sit
ate ana being in the City Of Washinxton District Of
Co.unbia. and known and ingushed as and being
1ot e twenty 2o feet the Of
OF part OF square hundred and twenty
ss'9, @ as ne sad division is ored in Hber
II % folio 100 one o. the records Of the Surveyors
office OF said city and District with the BUILDINGS and
improvements thereon together with the rghts ease
mens pr1yeses and appearances to the belong
Terms: One tn I'd cash balance in equal instalments
at one and two year, notes to bear Interest at sx per
cent per annu and to be secured by deed of trust
9seses sold e or all cash. at option OF purchaser
at purchasers cost erms to be complied with in
seven days otherwise the Trustees the right
resell the property at the risk and cost Of
as alter giving five days public notice Of such
resale III some published in Washington c.
ERWAkD A: k0tLINS, Trustees
jy5- tn. G, tuGds
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The NarKetS.

N6HTRGESo
a. BALTIMORE July 24:.Vtrslnia SKIES, consolidated
81 = bid to-day
BALTIMORE July. o4.-Cotton dull middline,
9Ia1O Flour firm and in fair demand-Howard street
and western super. 00a3 IS: do extra 4.OOa4 75 do
family D: 25a6 co. Wheat-southern stea y; western
LIS. NO. Maryland. l7Hal: Is: No. western
Tl Iss sea: spS snd Jqy ilStad1 1S August
ll9h Ccrn.southern firm western dull and nominal
southern white. ": do. yellow. 64a65 western mixed
SPOT and July. 60a6OA; August 6OasO,s; September
ia 1ss an a sa steady Rye dull and
and frmnprime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land. l6. 0Oal9. co. Provisions dull and UNCHANGED
ExSs steady y and quiet l6al7: Petroleum nominal
suear SOFT eopper ene
steaay a4M r Whisky aHiet freights to
grain 6a598d Receiptsnour, .. 600 barrels; wheat
81 SoS bushels o corn 81 600 bushels; OATS 600
bushe,s sales--wheat 800 COO bushels; corn. a. 600
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AuC'

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
seven T) acres OF arabic land overlooking the Poto-
mac river Just beyond the northern boundary Of Alex
andria. Va, suilab for truck farm for bulJing
lses. - E
Also two t2) acres. containing blue stone quarry
heretofore opened and worked. situate in Alexandria
ounty Virginia. opposite Georgetown. This quarry
IL located immediately the right bank the Poto-
mac aud runs down at slope OF As deerees to the wa
ters edge, and is the nearest quarry to Washington
bridge.
The above described tracts form part of the estate
OF the ate hchard b. Lloyd and will he sold for parti-
ton among his heirs. Title rerect warranted free
from al liens. of taxes or otherwise. The tract Of
seven acres will be sold on the ground WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST FIRST. 1885, at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ , the
purchaser to take with the privilege of the
on the folo%1ng day, THURSDAY. AUGUST Sec
On -, at SIX Or LOCK P. NJ.
Terms: Cash on delivery Of deeds.
L. j. MACKEY,
Attorney for heirs,
JylZ-dNdS Office, Webster Law Buillnp-
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I .HAhLES W. HANDY, Real Estate Agent
'HANCEKY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN NJ AND n STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue # decree o. the Supreme Court of the.<,
District # Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. t:a
: s 40 docket 23 we viii. on THU SDAY. THE III
O'CLOCK M in front of the premises offer for sale
LOIS ~ and 70 In the recorded subdivision Of square
This property is improved by two brick buildings.
enc havlne front of 81 feet 3 inches 7th street.
and containing stores Nos 1929 and 1229 9TH treet
inches on said street. and containing store No 1881 It'll
street northwest. he property has been subdiyded
into two lots corresponding with these two buildings
aud the plat OF the subdivision will be shown tn sale.
erlns: me fourth cash and balance in three equal
1nsallments at six. twelve and eighteen months from
Gay Of sale with interest to be secured b. the pur
ch.sers notes ami reserved lien the property sold
deposit of 100 required each piece at sale Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost. If the
terms OF sale be not complied with within week from
the sale the trustees the right the property
at the purchasers ri cost alter three days notice
IN The Evening tar newspaper,
JOHN +. HAN "A,
Webster Law Building. : Trustees,
. RI G1NALD FENDALL.)
j. L. COLDWELL, AuItioneer. jy14-d&
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SwAYNE'S PILLS.

SWAYSE'S PILLS.
~ IMPORTANT TO THE SICK,
syfnptoms Indicate disease. continuance, days OF
snnerin4, Ierchan'e death! Symptoms are, IMPURE
blood costiveness irregular appetite headache sour
belchng soreness in back breast eide heart pains
eddess, bad color TO stools and urine hot and cold
sensations, yellow skin. ~
'SWAiNE'S PILLS"
cure by gently removing all corrupt matter regulating
and nour1shtns the system. Is cents box of 80 pIs:
boxes 81. 10, at Druggists or by mail.
DIR. SWAYNE l. SON.
h'SIu-th.s.tu Philadelphia, Pa.
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ARKANSAS CoNGRESsMRN on THR SPEAKERsHrP-
Inc Little Rock iArk.) Gazette OF today contains
letters from four OF the democratic Congressman
from ArkansaSon the tariff and the speakership.
All areoutSp0ken for u revenue tariff Jones and
Feel are openly for Carlisle, Rogers is uncom.
nlltted but in favor Of Carlisle, and Breckinridgs
is uncoinmltted, but pronounced against Randall
or other protecuonistl No letter is furnished by
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HANLAN AS LIFE SAvER.-The New York Her.
dtd says That row6oat, containing four intoxi-
Gated young men, was capsized sunday morning
opposite the boat club houses on the Harlem river
All hands were thrown into the water and were
struggling Valnly TO right the boat, when Mr.. Ed
ward Hanlan, who witnessed the scene from the
metropolitan boat house, jumped into one OF the
CLUBS boats and FASTENED TO the rescue The
young men were saved. The champion received
the applause OF q crowd OF spectatorS
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BallOting at Concord.

CONCORD. N. H., July 24-The ballot for United
STATES Senator to-day resulted as follows: Whole
number OF votes SO6; necessary to a choice,
1 E.a-,, lha, s. Ladd. /; E. q: Rollins. !:
Fred'k Smythe l: A. F. Pike, l; B. F. Prescott, /;
c. II. Bell, 2; j. Fl. Gallnger, 4; ii. E. Burnham. 8:
A. F. Stevens, Is; j. W. Patterson, 81; G. Marston.
26: M. w. Tappan, So; w. E. Chandler n, and II.
Bingham, 1O9. Patterson gained over the full
vote on Friday; Tappan, 3, and Stevens, g.
MarStOn lost and Chandler 8. -
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THE MEXICAN sOrrR.GEp GREATLY Fx.oovp

THE MEXICAN s'OUTRAGE- GREATLY Fx.GGpR.
ATED.-A telegram from Monterey, Mexico says :
Inc accounts or the robbery OF the American con-
sulate In this city as published show great ex.
aggeratlon. 1t was but an ordinary attempt at
robbery. and no more worthy OF comment than II
the attempt had been made on the house OF a prI.
vate citizen. The robber probably knew OF the
absence OF the consul, hence the attempt Mr.
SHAW was not dangerously Injured.
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District Government Affairs.

GOVERNMENT REAL ESTATE AND THE LICENSE LAW
The Commissioners have received letter from
Mr.. A. kalStrOm, grand worthy chief templar l.
o. g. T., calling attention to the fact that the ap-
plication OF Mr.. Ed. Abner, upon which liquor
license was granted, was not approved by any one
representing the government, which owned the
property In the square opposite Mr.. Abner'S place.
In reply the Commissioners enclosed an extract
from the opinion OF the attorney OF the District
sioners from the President and Attorney General.
under date OF January 8. 1881, to the effect that
Cabinet officer has no such power as would justify
him in exercising authority as an owner or occu-
pier In granting licenses
CNsANITARY CONDITION OF THR POLICE COURT
Health On1cer TOwDShend to-day submitted to
the District Commissioners full report of the ur.
sanitary condition OF the Police Court building
and In closing states: s'TO improve the sanitary
condition OF the building additional cell room
should be provided and the cells lighted and VEN
tlated; the closets should II possible be removed
to the outside OF the building, and the sewerage
and plumbing work be reconstructed In accord.
ance with the provisions OF the present plumbing
regulations"
PERMITS TO BUILD
Building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle:
Riggs Fire insurance company, repair brick 1881 r
street northwest; 1900. Peter Crogan, repair
brick, skating rink, south side New York avenue
between 18th and 18th streets; $3.50. John McClel-
Land erect eleven twostOry ware houses Louisiana
avenue and street; $4,000. A. q. Bell, repair
0r1ck 800 Rhode Island avenue northwest $12, 600
Ing, w street, near Connecticut avenue northwest;
$1,000. VIM. NJ Gibson, erect a twO-story private
stable In alley between 18th and 10th streets north
WeSt $780,
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General Foreign News.

THE BRITISH OPPOSITION TO DE LEssEP5.
LONDON, July A-The Standard says the Oppo-
sition In the house Of commons will endeayor to
OBTAIN the time OF the house on Monday and Tues
day OF next week for the discussion of O motion
Which will probably declare that no ARRANGEMENT
for making the new SueZ canal which recognizes
tory.
CETEWAYO'S DEFEAT.
DURHAM, July "a The report OF the victory OF
US1bepa over CeteWayO Is confirmed. CetewayO,
however, was not wounded. AMI made his escape
from the enemy. An immense number OF his men
were killed.
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ENTERTAINED AT LUNCHEON BY THE LORD MAYOR.
LONDON, July 24.-The American rifle team were
entertained at luncheon to-day by the lord mayor
at the mansion house The Americans were ac-
The lord mayor toasted the queen and President
Arthur Col Howard. in responding on behalf OF
the Americans called attention to the fact that
America was still young in rifle shooting He said
his team only represented four states Of the Union
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MRS. E. G. FLANAGAN has been commissioned
postmaster at Flanagan Mills, Va
A BOND C.IL PRnRAR1r-F

A BOND CALL PROBABLE-FrOm estimates made
of the Treasury department to-day 1t would appear
that call for $40 600 or more of 3k per Gents
wiz be made before the end OF the present week.
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TREASURER VIVIAN has gone to Rock Enon for
q few days recreation, and Assistant Treasurer
Graves is acting as treasurer.
THE REMAINS OF GEN. ORD.-The Department of
State has been informed that the body OF the late
Gen. E c. Ord has been embalmtd at Havana
and awaits directions from his family in Wash.
ingtOn.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Anctioneers.

DUNCANsON Bros, Auctioneers.
EXE CUTOR'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On H iREET NORTHEAST, Bling NOS CAT
AND 649
On FRInAY, the THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, "a
1882 at SIX CLOCK T. NJ. will sell in 'front.'
o. the premises, lot No. - in square No. e59, in 1
the city of ashington, d. c..
Terms: One,third cash, balance in six and twelve
mouths notes bearing six cent interest secured
deed Of trust or the purchaser pay all cash If
sired All Conyeyancing &C. at the cost of purchaser
IL the terms are not conn lied with in seven days the
executor reserves the right to the property the
l1sk and cost of the pure haser upon giving ys'
notice in daily paper published in Washington D.
Z. deposit of 500 required.
CHARL s WALTER,
jyH3- d&is 342 ID street northeast
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CETEWAYn'S DEFEAT


SARATOGA, N. L, July A.-The first race, half a
mile, for two year OldS, was won by Burton, Grey
stone I'd, and Lotus Sd. Time 494
The second race, mile and a quarter for all
ages, was Won by Bootja-k X, Harry Gilmore
second, and Apollo third. Time 2:1O
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOT MAC RIVER LAHDI 6S NIEAMEK
Il THOMPSON leaves sixth-street Wharf MON
DAYS, a. m, gong far AS Besirs NOmini.
CurriOman. Howard CpLurn and Stones, returning
TUESDAY. making ali river landings.
WEDNESDAY. A. m. Lancaster. Ruff Point.
Beel's SCilini. Abe;ls and LeCnaritown, returning
THURSDAY, making al riVer landings.
FEIDAI, a. M. CHrrioman. Howard. Coburn,
Abels, stones ana LecnardtOwn. returning SATUR-
DAY, making al river landings.
Fare. each way. - cents. je29
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Daniel
T. Chambers, Washington, glove fastener; Chas
and harvester and Ice harvester; Robert Edmonds.
Norfolk. Va. universal joint; Chas. w. Hunter,
Snowvile, Va, egg carrier; Daniel e. Ladd. Balti-
bales and bundles; VIM. B. Reaney, Baltimore,
traction railway; J. G. Spindle, Loretta, Va,
horse detacher; Robert w. Whitehurst, Norfolk,
Va, baling wheel; Ambrose G. WyckOn, Danville
Va, shutter worker; Geo. Yellott, Towson, Nd,
hydraulic ram; Joel c. Slaughter, Chestertown,
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PRIVATE DIE STAMPs-Acttng upon az opinion
rendered by the solicitor OF the Treasury the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury has decided that the COM
missioner OF internal revenue may return to the
owners thereof the dies plates and rolls used for
printing private Ole stamps Such dies, rolls and
ton made to the commissioner OF internal revenue
and upon tho payment by them OF all expenses for
made.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.
DEAD! RkAD!!

R END! HLAD"
DIR: MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Sfrtan cure Tor all UrinAryDscesea Impotency 0,eeA
nyPnls, &c; Gonorrhoea cured in IS hours VIM
D. ENIWlSLE'S, corner 18th street aud Penngvlvan,a
avenue lori est Price s. Ier box. cent ty mai
go VI teSe.pt oi priCo auIl
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POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM returned to
Washington to-day.
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STEAMERS

NORTH G. RMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvpr
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
The stesmers of this company Will sail EVERY WE'D
NtSDA1 AND SAT ULDAY from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street, Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New
York To Hsvre, London, Southampton and Bremen,
first cabin 500: second cabin. $50; steera3s $50 pre-
paid steerage certificates f22 For freight passage
Apply to OELklCHS Co., Bowling Green, New
avenue northwest. Agents for WASHINGTON laI2
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Local Notes.

colored girl. named Rachael Minor. pleaded
guilty before the Police Court this morning to
stealing three boxes OF cigars from Henry L.
Wendell sentence OF GO days in jail was i'm
posed and restitution ordered, and in default Of
restitution GO days additional
Maroury Harris was charged before Judge
Smell to-day with keeping dangerous dog, which
bit a little girl named Maggie Aman. The defend
ant proved that the dog did not belong to him. but
was the property OF his son. The charge against
the defendant was dismissed, and warrant
Issued against VIM. Harris, his son.
John johnson, the ice wagon driver who was
before the Police Court yesterday for assaulting
Jos. Bildman. proved to the satisfaction OF the
court this morning that he was assaulted first
Judge Smell said the assault was q serious one
but 1t was shown that the defendant acted in self.
defense, and the case would have to be dismissed
RANGE OF THE THRRMOMETKR-Thef following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
On1cer to-day: am 760; IL a m, 6A4; nm e92
Maximum, sac; minimum. 80
MARRIAGE LICENsKs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Ed
ward A. Napier and Belle A. Bowles. both OF
Richmond. Va: Cornelius N. Messler and Ruth
Bowles. both OF Richmond, Va: Thacker T. Lee
and Mary q. Yates; James Scott and Sarah Jane
Jackson; Charles MOffatt and Elizabeth Martin:
VIM. l. johnson and n. E Trunnell; Lewis Rumpf
ana Anna Laura Furgeson; Daniel n Toomey and
Katie Wolfe
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SEWING MACHINES .Sc

ffNEE MOST COhIIETE SEWING MACHIN't ES.
a l. Si:MENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
We have always CA nand ATiACHHENT PARTS
corIr.ete stock of flrst-cass SEWING MACH NES
il4tAIiNG BOARD TRACING WHEELS. andevery-
thiE thai Il required fer the proper working sewing
Iachies Our Eepairine Depa tment is the most com,
ee liz TIE city, having facilities for reIaring al kinds
Of sewing machines at short notice and lowest prcs
All work warranted. Good machines for rent The New
Hartford Sewing Machine, the highest running and best
mach ne ever lnsd.. tall and it. orders by mail
lEoiil1t!y attended 10 Mt OPPENH IMEk'S,
Reliable SEWN Machine and Fashion Rooms,
- 40 !th street. st. Cloud building.
EaZaT Paper FASHIONS. lea
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EeCrTy CoURr-,T,fdyp james
To-day. Bury agt Bury: decree for divorce
Soheu agt Cohen; order OF nnal ratification and
reference Bell agt Wilkinson; decree ratifying
Co. on hearing.
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DISCHARGED PROM CUsropy.-Richard T. Brown
and VIM Northedge, who were before the Police
Court this morning charged by Detectives Ran
this afternoon by Judge Smell
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CuNARD Line
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
1HF GTMARD Steamship COMPANY LIMITED
SAILING At CORK HARBOK:
Ssf1na We'd. Jaiy %. SeIyia We'd. Aug %.
Pothnia. -. We'd, Aug 8. Galia 1890 We'd sept s.
PaTonla; Wed, Aug. Is. Bothnia . We'd, sep IL.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
Rates OF passage-SSu 500. according to accom-
feerage at very low Storage tickets from Iv
en- COL and Queenstown and gil other parts Of EuropeI.
low est rates.
~ Through bills of laden given fog Belfast Glasgow
Tor Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply At the Compauys Office
no Bowling Green, or both steerage and cabin to
- Is BiuEAOM CO., 6Uo eth street, Washington.
VERNON H. BROWN CO., New York.
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGFIOW CO..
1anl2 Cos 9Th street. Washington.
NEW YORK, ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
Steamships Of thi. Line, AMSI ERDAM. ROTTFR-
LAND. W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAS, carving the q s.
Mails to the Netherlands leave Ianys Pier foot Of
Susee1 street Jersey City, n j., regularly every WE'D
NESDA for Rotterdam and Am sterdanl, alternately,
First cabin. s1o second cabin, $50: steerage SIG.
T. CAIAUA, General Agent, 81 South William street
New 1ork- For passage apply to w. g. METZEROTT
& CO.. 925 Penn ave-, WASHINGTON
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The EXAMINERS FOR THE DEPARTMENTAL SER
vIcE.-The vacancies on the board OF examiners
for the departmental service in Washington have
been filled, and the board now consists of the fol.
lowing gentlemen: N. A. c. Smith and NJ LaRue
Harrison. Post ONCE department.; e. W. Clarke
Ca spbell and William H. Webster, Interior de-
ps ment; Sevellon A. Brown, State department;
Longan, War department, and T. K Saiier. NAVY
department The board met this morning and the
organization was completed by the election OF Mr..
kuh's were adopted to govern the proceedings OF
TN! the ooard. A number OF the mepbers Of the
submitted by the candidates In the recent exami-
nations The board has to examine the papers
not only OF those examined in this CITY, but those
examined in other cities for the general DEPART
mental service. They have before them now about
800 sets OF papers for examination, and the task
days
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'sH1E TTH STRE!-T SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
iSi Bill HE'D 1863.

'sH1E TTH STEE!,T SEWING MaCHI NE HOUSE
Il 81 Bill HE'D 1863
THE OF I'm SEEMING MACHINE
is recognized AID aCkuo've dyed 10y the highest mechan-
fa authorities the best made, most s mt, ighest
running and hEfeSS arm lock-Stitch machine ever
made All movements made of the finest
hoes to thrd neither has its shuttle We sell only
frSt-class improved machines of different makes
-iIaral See the finest assortment most responsibility
3nG lowest prices. No outside agent. First-ca ma
chimes for rent All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and Irce-st mailed free - ally
address. C. AiIERBaCH
. Double Store. corner eth and II streets
t'clits r FURNISHINGS and Hats next door. mig
NO WIN Y ADVERTI~EMENTS. NOINSOLFNT
agent t. talk 10 death, but the Finest hssort-
melt OF ali the ca ing Sewing Machines that
no canvasser can approach, Renting, Repairing. &c.
Nick NNEY,
my3 42I 9TH streat
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ORDERS were issued at the Navy department to-
day detaching the members OF the torpedo class
on the 9TH OF August
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w AshiSGToN CATTIE MARKEL-M the Queens
Town drove yard, on the Metropolitan Branch r.
u n X, three miles from the city-Lewls ID.
were sold TO butchers at 5a5ac. per H.: 500
sneep ana is,nos up Were sold as follows: Sheep.
and calves brought fSsaS60 The state OF the
market was brisk for cattle. and dun for sheep