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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-30
THE EVENING STAR.
THURSDAY.... August 50, 1883.
I'd Edition.
Latest T6lGgramS to qle Star.
The Dynamite Conspiracy.

DUBLIN, August S0-The Freenan's journal
says there will probably be startling disclosures
shortly In regard to the dynamite conspiracy and
James kcDermOtt'S connection with IL Ths Dub
lin omcfals are making an inquiry int the natter
owing to statement which appeared in a recent
number OF paper published In BROOKLYN. NY,
Concerning McDsrmotts connection with the
dynamite conspiracy.
ALARMING TELEGRAMs FROM AMERICA.
LONDON, August 30-The Exchange Telegraph
company announces that alarming kilograms In
reference to the revival OF the Irish conspiracy
have been received here from America. The po-
lice fear that the arrival here OF O'Donnell, the
slayer OF James Carey, will cause trouble. A num-
Der OF Irsh-Americans have arrived here recently
from America.
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ODoxovAn RossAs CARD.-In Liverpool yester.
day, In the examination Of James NcDermOtt.
who Is supposed to have been connected with the
dynamite conspiracy, it was stated that CARDS
were found on the prisoner signed BY James
stephens and ODonovan Rosa. On the lattcr's
card, which was TO bid HcDerm0tt goodbye. the
following Was written: ''Tell the boys over there
that win DO my utmost to help to destroy the
common on0my.n
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GsoUSpLESs RUnoR.-There wss n rumor an
the streets to- iay TO the effect that the ,n6,cs
void as one OF the members OF the grand Jury WAS
o minor.
STAR reporter met Assistant District Attor.
ney Moore. who stated that no pleas or mo-
tons TO quash has been nied aud from his
personal knowledge OF the members OF the
Jury, ne thought there WAS nothing In the report
He said that every member OF the Jury swore tt &C
ne was over q and under Is years OF age before
being put on the jury.
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Sixteen New Volcanoes.
BURIAL OF THE BODIES OF OVER THOUS AND

OF THE VOLCANIC DISTURBANCES IN JAVA.
LONDON, August 30-A dispatch to Lloyds, from
Batavia, says the condition theStrait OF Sunda Is
dangerous to navigation. New islands have arisen
therein. and the coast line is altered. The gov
eminent is preparing to obtain new soundings OF
the strait. Sixteen volcanoes have appeared
between the site where the Island OF
krakatoa formerly stood and Sibisie island
portion of Bantam is an ashy desert The cattle
are starving and the population are in despair
Inc Soengepan volcano has split in five portions
Seven hundred and four bodies OF victims OF the
disaster have Deen bur ed in district OF Tanara
and 800 bodies In the coast village OF Kramat
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A Conductors Murderous Act,

SCRANTON. PA, August 30.-The conductor of al
excursion train from Scranton to Mountain Parl
today Put John Kerugan, aged nineteen years
who had no ticket, of the cars while the train wal
going at the rate of thirty miles an hour. He Eel
under the wheels and was instantly killed.
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He Gives Rail.

NoRRIsTowN, PA, August SO.-James Gafey,
who is charged with having caused the death Of
w. A. j. Fiss, at the NOrristown insane asylum
several weeks ago, AMI Vino has heretofore been
unable to procure the 500 ball in which he was
placed, was released tO-fav, William Rennyson, OF
this place, becoming his bondsman.
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DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO BooNE,s sUBCoNTR ACTORS
The Post ONCE department has been Informed
by southern star route subcontrsctor that A. E.
Boone, failing star route contractor had offered
to make new subcontract, giving the full con.
tract pay to the subcontractor IL the latter would
pay Boone In cash one half OF the difference
between the amount OF his subcontract pay and
the full contract price OF the route ANY profits
that may accrue upon such routes in the case OF a
lai.ing contractor 60 by law to make good the
oenc1encieS caused by the losses on other routes
re department. has given notice to all OF Boone's
su0c0ntractors that it will refuse to permit such
subcOntractS to be filed.
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array at Rock Creek, Col, between Edward Not.
tingham and VIM. Maddigam, Nottingham drew
revolver, and, placing It at Maddigam's side red
twice Both men then released their hold. where
upon Nottingham nred two more shots both TAX.
ing enect, and Maddgam dropped dead. No cause
mad been paying attentions to the same lady, and
IL Is thought that jealousy prompted the act
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READY RoR ISSUE m WARRINGTON NEXT MONDAY.
The irst instailment OF the new postal notes
was received ct the city post ONCE to-day. The
notes, two on page, are bound together In square
books something like o check book In each vol
ume there are 500 notes, aud there are twenty
volumes When the note is issued It is torn from
the book, leaving on the stub the amount and
name OF the person to whom It is sent and the
post ofilee address The notes show signs OF hav-
Ing BEEN hastily worked Oh, as the impression Is
not at all clear. The dirty mustard colSr does not
add to their attractIveness as tar as looks are
concerned the new notes will nos make favorable
nne. indeed. and 1t WIN be difficult to make sue.
cessful counterfeit The issue of the notes VIII be
hrst made on the ID OF september.
government notes or securities takes place, there
Is lively demand for the low numbers frem peo-
mems T hs N 20 sus them s spss
9ensrA James has entered his name for note No
l, and In Washington the member OF Congress
VINO introduced the bill Dr. Mcdonald, the su-
pe.intendent Of the money order ONCE, VIII get
note No. 2
The Homer Lee Bank Note company has carried
has been necessary to work twenty-five out OF the
twenty-four hours for the past two months The
noses nave been engraved printed Con paper with
or the contraco and bound Ia books ready for Issue
10 THESE TWO months. AMI they are now ready for
use at the various postal note of1ces throughout
The two branch offices in the city, on Capitol hill
anu anu az Anghms DOCK store, Will be supplied with
the notes in a few days
ALL THE MONEY ORDER OFFICES SUPPLIED WITH
THEM.
The new postal notes have been sent out to all
the money order Offices The notes are printed In
DOCKS each book containing 800. Eighty thousand
OF these books have been sent to the 5000 money
order Offices The larger offices got several books
wnile the smaller offices got one each. The law
authorlZlng these notes goes into effect next Mon
day. Superintendent Mcdonald says the low fee
OF three cents for Issuing or notes is due
10 the fact That very little clerical work Is Noes
sary me stub Is retained.at the Issuing ONCE as
the only record or the notes
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RAILROADS.
TfSHt Gt;FA

1dr H2SSE
sih th.t hcAe5Il1P sf. H fsss.
sa hs Cars a. sssS $50 Limited ssinp
h hnT sso to daily with seep,nx
nat. Also. connects. except Saturdays. for Chica-
stsSu as c h " Nal f fSpr wi.h
!:.e NJ daily. for J ltisburk ana the West with
if fshPF Ssf Tssh tf R ehiissS
Sashii gton to Canandaisua. aud Harrisburg u A' to
For Wiiiamsport. Lock Haven and IImira, at $3.50
Tor New daily Id4b s sS ins sunday sd
10 10 p s % and 1929 on sunday. %.
aas M t dat sss Of Pullman
For bostnn without change 130 p m every week day.
For Br SoRSas Up ali through trains eopnec.
n er,sy CITY with boats r Of Bro kyn Annsx afford
fsrriase across sew York City. N'''le N0"'''
For PsnSa ssa lbs 800 nse
100 p: M Limited Express. $3.50 a. m. daily. eI-
Fer BaItmeEs. 40 800 $780, e:so. 1o4o a. M. and
1so s ss 3d., 40 $40 S2o 7so 50 and 1910
For FCps:s Greek Line. GAO AM and 44o p M daily.
For aas.ros' Gao an and 4:4o Pm daily. except
zsG sA
For Alexandria $50. 100. go IL 90 and IL 80 a. M,
- Sunday at $50. g. 20. l1:oo M: $500 p
For richmond and the South. $50 and IL 90 a. m
daily. and 800 .. In. daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Aiexandria for Washington. 500. $780,
snn G s1d h p nm Sunday at
Tickets and information the Office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Penusyv.nia at the
station where orders be eft for the checking Of
Luggage to destination from hotels and residences
JK. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent
ChAS- f. PUGH. General Manager. I've
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Held to Answer a Charge OF Pension
ErAu0.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 30-John O'Grady,
the lawyer who is charged with collecting illegal
pension fees and forging signatures to certificate,
OF pension. was given hearing this afternoon be-
fore United States Commissioner Bell, and was
held In $25 0c0 bail to answer at the next term Of
the U. S. district court
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The DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN CINcrNNATL-A meet
Ing OF the democrats who are dissatisfied with
the organization OF the late Hamilton county o.
c0nventirn was held yesterday afternoon Tue
committees report declared that the late conven.
uon was held contrary to rules and precedents
aid its work was fraudulent, and made arrange.
mentS Tor calling a new convention TO meet on
september and nominate q ticket, to be called
the democratic reform ticket and To be healed
by the state democratic ticket
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NEW YORK, August 30-Police Officer Mcnamara
was arrested to-day on the charge, as alleged, Of
clubbing John Smith to death last night The
police have secured three witnesses to the club
Ding-citizens who declare they saw the occur
renee.
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On Top Of Mount Washington

MOUNT WASHINGTON, N. H.. August SO-Lord
Coleridge and party left Fabyan's this morning
by special train at II O'clock and arrived at the top
mained here for dinner and then left for Glen
house. Lord Coleridge was much charmed by the
scenery.
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The Dear mutes, Convention

NEW YORK, August 30-The deaf mutes' conven-
t1on at its session to-day decided to raise a fund
for some sort OF centennial memorial to the Rev.
Thos. Il Gallaudet, the founder OF the flrst deaf
mute school In America. Prof. Weeks OF Hart
ford. Conn, was appointed treasurer of the fund,
and subscriptions were solicited. 1t was decided
to hold the next convention at Washington, D. c..
In August 1885,
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GR1xAu1r & Co.'S

Where al other medicines have failed this prepsrl-
tlen 10 always effective Rapid and extrsor binary curo
Of Ill dischareeG recent Of long stapding II n used
In the Hospitals Of Paris by the celebrated Dr. RlooRD
and u found greatly superior to I'll remedies hitherto
known. Sold by eli Drpxgsta. h2z-wksly
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TINHUMAB OOWL1NG, AucHOneer.
SOLD TO COVER ADVANCES AND STORAGE.
ONE VERY HANDSOME SIX-PIECE PARLOR
SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN vELOURE,
G9USHA AND EAs! CHAIRs UPHQISTERED
WALNUT SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH;
OTHER WITH GENERAL AssoRTMEsT Of
SATURDAY SALES.
TWO WALNUT OFFICE Desks AND TABLE.
SEVERAL CHESTS OF GUNPowDER TEA.
AT II O'CLOCK. HORSES. CARRIAGES AND
WAGONS.
On SATURDAY MORNING, SkPTEMBnR FIR T.
1855. COMMENCING ct Ten O'CLOCK. I shall eel
. reneral collection Of household effects. This sale
offers fine chance to secure frstcass parlof furni
t9re az every set win be sold regardless of
advances. ss,3O.1f
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nOUGLASS', NINTH AND STREETS.-GFS.
- uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRT and
DDHAWERs at 81 4o each. all sizes. ENGLISH IL La
BALRRIGGaN SHIRTS, all sizes at soc. each GAIJZE
H,iSD DEL, at 25e S7c Soc 75e 81. 3. 80.
CUT PANT-SHAPr, aud made in the most thorough
manner, all sizes. at Soc each. NAINSOOK FE ATHER
WEIGHT SHIRTS and DRAWERS made in the very
best manner. all sizes, at 75c each. EN-, iIsH HO-
SlER4 (Morley 81 in all the newest designs soc per
pair, usual price I5c. E.& W. COLLARS and CIJFEI.
Handsome NECkWEAR. i'll new shapes French, Eng
lsh and American SuspenGers. Shirts made to or1ler
at -. So 50 and Sl2 Der half dozen. ie5
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Observation-Disclosures

by thorough knowledge Of TIE natural laws which
govern The ogeratons q dgeon cpd nutrition. and by
earsfI apphcston Of the nna pdopertes q vel -
blss With . Heicately -nsvcred bessrssA Which may
ne a eucA axtclsS Of diet that constitution may b
gradually built mp until strong snCueh % rsIa every
0ostng around ready 70 st1ack wbeteyer tbere
inr olrnalva WI fort6cd With pure blood. and pco
ex1y 1ouEjshod framA. ~-CSgQ Swvsos GaSstts
Msds dmplv Win bodfng vu1r a milk
ACA4 n unA Soay lib. end n ~ 0soearS lalssa
JAMES EPPs 90.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
THE FAST ASn liz WEST.
DOUBLE Tf sfliL J hsIi,s! COUPLER
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18Th 1888.
avenue and c street WI A'' % NC" Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Loui.
Through Coaches and Pal Sleeping Cars to aSose
POINTS without change; lO15 a. daily to Chicago
FOE iistsburs Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. M
b With seenH cars sttadRsd T. sold train to Pitts
For Toledo o and Detroit Monroevire. 1o:15 am.
s; TEai5s York
For Baltimore week days. g. 80. GAO 7:45 $40 9
sas leSs e. g. TO- .2 s.S f2s Sss $780, 4so
For sal 9 on an s%n t go 54S 1905 am.
For .nnal OH. 40 1910 ana 4:so On Sunday.
ststcnss Between Washington and Baltimore
For Stations 1n1o on ss ,a ana Il %
ss a1 d 5p1 stepnsS sso SSy 9aess
is s1Ha. DAILY except Sunday. s4s
Trims a;, aF sSS 5rs% the West daily. sa0 7s
From Nes York and Philadelphia, 2:55. $50 am.
rrom aiiy s1o I'D daily e1osgi o qna,y
From From a daily
1000 an. ais. l2e PIN. and 1870 500 PM 4 aa M;
Point of Rocks. ~
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at2, 44o $40
:Ib 9:so 90 and 1880 am.. 1915. $3.50.
days. l:4O. 7:15, 7:3O. g. $40 ain. 1870, 4:a6.
6:25, z: 80 and 300 pm.
ALtrains from WASHINGTON stop at Relay Station ex
pt4:30pm
For further information apply at tho Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Omce-Washinaton Station, 6l9 and 1851
avenue II street. where orisrs
VIII be taken for bagxage to be checked and received ~
". u. CL. MEMS NJ Of T.. Baltimore.
myf4 T.. 4. LORD. GENT PASSENGER Agent,
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BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TEtHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY on THE sou HEAsT
CORNER OF TIVE TY-TH RID and STREETS.
And On TWEN IY-!-IX SIRE L, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUG
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBER THIRD at FIvEns.,
O'CLOCK, will sell. the premises Part Lot 4, "a
in square No. TO- fronting II ct on south sds OF
st eet by depth OF C feet inches 23d street, i'm
proved by TWO comfortable frame houses icing Nos
2222 and 2224 street: between Odd and I'D streets
IMMEDIATELY AFi Err Part of Lot No. in
square No H. fronting 20 feet the side 26th
streef, between and running tro xb ia
New tHsmrshre avenue. and imEraved by c'ntort
Ierms: One third cash; balance in and two years
with int est secured by deed Of trust property
or all cash. at option Of purchaser. A deposit Of $50
VIII be required on each piece of property 1T time OF
saie Cnnyeyancing at cost Of purchaser.
au24 d&ds THUM ) DOWNING. Auctioneer.
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416 Seventh street.

ca. RUPERT.
NOS. 4Os AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
pKEN E2h THE co %H1TEEY chill
" Fly St IHE MA G3HToRr AND
Lawn Tennis. Croquet. Bicycles, velocipedes, Arch
cry. Fishing Tackles, Wagons. sc.
Cali and examine the Goods. Prices to suit the
umes jy2l
~ aRement, the wisdom OF its SYSTEM whereby in
fifteen years certificate becomes nearly self sustain
Taidy increasing reserve fund.- and the advantages of
the n he xd .sS
half years Of its existence done larger business
than b.fore reached BY any other company po'D'
aus I.Y. KNIGHT. Manager.
"A r.. Look at our Following Prices.
Border from &c. up.
Az grades OF paper hung for 15c. piece and all size
bo,ders and treizes hung 15c. piece.
An work guaranteed to be drst-class as Wa employ no
eau before purchasing elsewhere. and you will save
At JNO. F. sPELsHOUsE. Agt.
b21 7th street northwest bet. E. and streets.
au25--m Washington. d. @.
T IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAVORING
STOCK FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT
An invaluable and palatab,e tonic in all cases
OF weak digestion and debility. lis sue
grateful. See Medical Press" Lancet !"
british Medical Journal " &c.
CACTION-Genune only with the facsimileot
Baron Liebk's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label. This caution is necessary. owing
tovar1ous cheap and inferior substitutes be-
lux IL the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To tie had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemist hasas Sole Agents for the United States
church avenue. London. England. sp27
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TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT AND COSTLY
FURNITURE, BODY BRUSSELS D OTHER
CARPETS, BIDDING. &C., AT AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust dated January 17h A. D.
1887 and duly recorded in Liber No. 1874, folio l53
one Of the land records for Warrington G.. and by
Ra t % AUCTION, on To DAY, sEP EMBE!
roy RIH, A. ID. 1888, commencing at TEN OCLU; K
!. NJ on the premises No. III G street thesst the
furniture, Bedding. Carpets. etc, mentioned in the
schAdue attached to said deed Of trust in part
handsome Parior suite. upholstered in silk,
Patent Roc ker. uphol stered in silk
Ebony Tables. covered with plush Easy Chairs.
Handsome Walnut Chamber suites.
Walnut Ghifonier. costly Hall Rack. mirror back
Walnut Phi ar txtenson Table.
Walnut ~ecretary elegantly carved
Lace Curtains and ambr gu M.
Walnut Library Tables, Walnut Writing Desk Boston
Easy Chair.
Lounges. French Couches Walnut Folding Chair
Maroon sleepy Hollow, Walnut Hall chairs.
Reclining Chair, upholstered in leather.
Body Brussels. Tapestry. Ingrain aud other Carpets
smyrna X Jugs and Mats, Sheep Mats.
Ash Chamber Suites, Mante Mirrors.
Mattresses Druesets. Blankets. Comforts, Sheets,
~ Towels. Napkins, Springs etc
MANY other articles, too nuner to mention
he above COLES Of furniture is in perfect order
an worthy the attention of buyers
au2od WALTER B. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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A NTON FISHER
~ CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH
MENI guy 8 street northwest. Thirty years expert
Wells aaces ETC. are perfscty cleaned by this SUPERIOR
process LADIES' Evening Dresses specially. Opinion
OF j. DeSmedt, official chemist of the District of O.
.IlnDa: our chemicals OF the most efectual ma
tuIe ana harmless, and your perfect machinery not
surpassed in Paris New York elsewhere" Notice.
Grease spots guaranteed to DO thoroughly au29
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes CORSETS to order in every style and material
and guaraa tees perfect fit and comfort,
HER SPkCIALTIES ARE
French Hand made UndSrcothinx Merino Und.rxvo.,
and finest Imported Hosiery. "'''
Fntent Shoulder Braces and AL Dress Reform Goods.
French Corseh and Bustlss. The Hercules" sup
porting Corset, for which Miss H. is special ayent,
and 81 Corset, her own make. thatfor the ,lrios
cannot b surpassed.
N.B.-French. German and Spsnish spoken. as
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fTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Il VALUABLE IMPROVE d PR, IPERTY IN WASH.
INGION AND GEORGECOXS. D. C.. All AUG

fuNHOMAS BOWLING, AuctOneer.
Il VALUABLE IMPROVE d PR IPERTY IN WASH
dNGTON AND GEORGETOWN. D. c.. AT AUG
On MONDAY sppTFuRER swvrrrrrNrH -
1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK. in front of the premises. sa
shall sell the TO lowing described property, viz A
by depth Il 80 feet TO an alley The improvements
consist OF two story brick dwelling containing
rooms aud cellar. IMMEDIAl ELY AFT r. house
No 1882 fronting Al feet the west side Of Cong
street between Bridge and Gay streets, by depth of
40 feet The improvements consist of large frame
cottage containing seven rooms bathroom, water
Also, lot in of 1882 Corcoran alley 'front.'
Ing d6 feet by depth of 459 feet And at
containing six rooms. being No. 437 street. between
4h and 9TH streets norhwts In close proximity to the
government Printing Office and the Pension Office.
Terms: One-haf cash; the residue In six IN nths.
with notes bearing interest. and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sOld all cash at option of
chaser deposit Of 500 will be required Of the
chaser at the time Of sale each Of property
All conyeyanciHg at purchasers cost.
au3O-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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LADIES' GOODS.
MRs. NJ. j. Hunt,
1909 STREET.
Has now in stock all the
LATEST STYLES IN BONNETS AND HATS.
For Early Fall Wear au25

Nj. WILLIAM.
Importer OF
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS REAL
LACES. FINE NJ CKWEAR, PARASOLS DRESS
TRIMMINGS, EkF BEST STYLES FRI NCH
COhSETS, SILK AND CLOTH WRAPS, SUITS,
BATHING SUITS. Lie. "
sCite Irevise Paris. GOT PennsyIvania ava,,,
offer all my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re-
duced prices. ana
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BALTIMORE: August g; .yirRms new 10 Aos s18;
baltimore. August SO.-Cotton dun middling
10h. Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat-southern
steady; western hrmer. closing easy; southern red,
1.i2a1 Is; do; amber. .14al. Is; No. Maryland.
L y s Hei ~; No. western winter. red spot
southern quiet and steady; western dun nd steady;
mixed, spot elk bid: August 81 ae1Xi september.
6O3fa6O1; October. 61a62: November. 6o1Sr6l. Oats
dull-southern. SOa38; western white, sass: do.
mixed. 33aS5 Pennsylvania, Sass. Rya steady. 6sa
g. Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions steady, with
fair INQUIRY; Butter steady.weetern pacfed. sal6;
chansed Cohee nrm-Rio c.rroea, ordinary to fail,
8Na9x. Suear quiet-A son, 8X: copper refined
steady, 144a14k. Whisky quiet and steady, /. l6a
l.l8X- FreiRhts 70 Liverpool Per steamer unchanged
Receiptsdour. $40 barrels; whee 107, 600 bushels;
corn, q. 600 6ushel1: oats 1000 bushels; rye, 600
bushels. Shipments wheat 4 600 bushels. Bales
wheat S42 90 bushels; corn. IL 600 bushela.
tn. FOLLOWING PosrNAsfERs were commits
stoned to-day: Francis n. Newman. Kasson. W.
Va, and Hezekiah Jones' Wentz, Nd.
ARMY ORDKRA-sd Lieut. VIM. II. Baldwin, It'll
cavalry, now on leave OF absence at IdlewiId, N.
T.. win report to the superintendent general re-
cruiting service. New YORK city. to accompany .
Detachment OF recruits to Fort Smelling. MINI
Leave for twenty days. from September I. 1854. b
granted Col Rufus 6axtOn, assistant quarter
master general The leave Of Capt Edwin Pol
lock, 9Th infantry, Is extended two months on sur.
Heonb certificate Of disability.
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PAY CLERK JAMES M. ROACH has been detailed
| to act as paymaster at the Pensacola navy yard,
vice Paymaster Brown, deceased
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THF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the opening ana closing prloss
tttbe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
Cy special wire to H. Il Dodge, $50 18th street
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PERU AND CHILL.

LIMA. August 30-La I1-iOuna says that Gen.
IglesaS is expected at TruJlIo on the SOth. Great
preparations are being made for hts reception. 1t
Is earned that more than q thousand officers are
still in active service In the Gillian army.
PRINCE JEROME NAPOLEON.
PARIS, August 3O-Prince jerome Napoleon has
returned abruptly TO Paris from q tour Of Hol-
land
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Foreign Ncvvs.

GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
MOSCOW, August 30.-The Gazette, discussing the
relations between Germany and Russia, says no
body in Germany or Russia desires war. Russia
has no interest in attacking Germany. There Is
no question that Russia is restoring the historic
kingdom of Poland