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WANT THEIR PASTOR REMovED.-The New York
Herald says: Many Of the parishiOners OF st.
Cecelia's Roman Catholic church, Williamsburg,
desire to bring about the removal OF the pastor,
the Rev. Florence Mccarthy, whose name has
the eastern district of Brooklyn. With this end In
view they held a largely attended meeting In
Temperance Hall, Herbert street, Williamsburg,
at which addresses denunciatory OF Father
Mccarthy were made by Nessrs. Thomas Null
hearn, James McIinden, Michael Dowd, and
others. A committee OF seven, headed by Mr..
VIM. Blanchfleld. was appointed, with instructions
to wait upon Bishop LOughlin and ask for the
priests removal The committee Will confer with
the bishop this week.
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r ALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
IHE EAST AND THE WEST.
WASHINGTON

DOUBLE Y ThaG TAs1 5aSSFY 6to1Tp,r ED,
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. MAY 18th, 1883.
Leave Washington from station. corner OF New Jersey
.I For Chicago cneinnsa Louisville and St. Louis
ff hrysus Ss and 1 Palace olS With
points without change; lO:l5 r. m. daily to Chicago
For Pittsburs. Cleveland and Detroit at $50 a. m.
na as vi eee da 40 F. r. is solid train to Pitts
For Toledo and Detroit Wa Monroeville. 1o:1s am
rr, daily with slespes for Detroit
and seeps Carr a.tac hea H. daily with
For a BaI' IDSs on wee1 days 90 7ts $40
40 SO :. s. 10. $40 Is :@. D. ';'0 A'o'
2s Gn sanG sso Ss s 1S0S m
For hnnapols 6 ~ an. 12:10 and 4:40 ON Sunday.
For Way stations between Washington and Baltimore.
S1 1:4o For Stations on MetrS Ss2 40 and 20
9slly e1cept sunday. 80 NJ. I:45 and As D. m.
6 Gav d fpT StanntSt $40 an daily except Sun
pm. daily except SUNDAY.
For haserstown lO:l5 H.. daily except Sunday 545
Trains arrive from the West daily. e:2o 1885 am.
From 22S Se s09 fo s2, sBd p,,de,Dn,, Ok,
daily s1o an" daily except snnd l1' $50 an
From Annapois, $40 am. 1850. 6:s7 pm. Sunday.
From Staunion. 81! pm. daily except Sunday.
ron I6d pedep1ek and i9teTmediate points s2s Am:
except SUNDAY: 1000 an, 500 pm. daily from
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at @ 40 40
TO g1S and . 1osG ss% n H:iS $50
g. 6:25, 80 and 900 pm. '
Abrams from Washington stop at Relay Station
OHIO hSr aIe spy Ct the Baltimore
VIII lie taken for baggage to be checked and received
u. Il. cLEMESTs.. N. of T.. Baltimore.
nSi4 e. h. LORD. Gent Passenger Agent.
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Turf Notes.
RACES YEsTERDAY-A FAMOUS HORSE KILLED OUT.

RACES YESTERDAY-A FAMOUS HORSE KILLED OFT.
RIGHT.
collision occurred on the race track at Char.
lotte, Mich, yester lay, between the trotting
horses Raymond and Bunker Rothschild. RAY.
mond was killed outright and the other horse was
dangerously Injured. An offer OF $1,000 had been
refused for Raymond.
AT Brighton Beach, at the races yesterday, PERI
Wrinkle, Lytton, Correct, Charlie Kneeland aud
Lord Edward were the winners.
AT Rochester, n. Y, at the trottlng meeting yes
terday, Tony Newell won the :22 class race Rest
time 2:l9E. The second race, for purse OF 81 Co.,
was won by Trinket In three straight heats against
Phallas Time, 2:l9, 2:l5 2:27.
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GIRLS DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBrA.-Sunday
morning Mary, an eleven-year-old daughter OF
John Ortlip. residing ia West Bradford township
Chester county, Pa, died or hydrophobia after en-.
during agon1es OF distressing character for over
"a hours The child was bitten by a strange dog
some nve years ago, but at the time nothing seri-
GUS Was feared, though the dog was discovered to
be mad little while afterward and was killed.
On Saturday morning last the Child, while at
breakfast, was suddenly taken with spasms while
endeayoring to drink coffee. and though the best
medical skill was brought to bear upon the case
She continued TO suffer until Sunday morning,
when death came to her relief The bite was over
the right eye and was a very trifling one.
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A WOMAN FATALLY GoRED BY A BULI.-Mrs Nc.
Call. residing on farm east OF Rose HILL Mahaska
county, Iowa, was gored to death by ferocious
bull Tuesday. She and her daughter were milking
the cows The bull was 10 an adjoining lot but
on seeing the woman jumped a wire fence and
made FOR them The two daughters escaped, but
the mother was fearfully gored: her limbs were
broken and the flesh was torn from her face and
breast. The screams or the girls brought the men
from the harvest field, and On their arrival the
Dull released his victim and ran after them. He
was knocked down and killed. This is the second
accident OF that kind I'm the same locality man
named Matte having been fearfully gored few
days ago.
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MRS +. G. BANGS QUITH ILL.-The Philadelphia
Times says: The cOusel for Mrs F.C. Bangs, who
Is seeking to recover $1,000 from her husband,
which she says he obtained from her before mar.
Rage, has received letter nom the lady, In
grievances and has replied 70 some OF the repre-
sensations made BY her husband II II said that
sinco the matter has been given publicity Nn
0y 09Voeo loRyOuD ntfaof,
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APPOINTED UNDER THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES
The Baltimore SIN says: The first appointment
under the civil service rules was that OF Mr.
simeon spicer, OF Hartford county, who was yes
terday appointed an inspector OF customs In the
Baltimore custom house, vice Uriah Griffith, re.
signed. MT. Splcer's term OF Office is subject to
six months probation provided I'm the rules
governing the appointment OF office-holders
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ERS' MILK,
CHAPOTEAUT'S

CHAPOTEAUTs
WINE OF PEPTONE.
Awneeassful of which contains 10 grammes Of Beef
artically digested by Pepsine 1t is entirely assma
bic and passes into the blood vessels without eqirng the
stomach to do previous work 1t is highly recon-.
mended Thy the medical faculty of Pars to GONZALES
CENTS to persons whose blood poor suffer from
Chloross. Diabetes, Weakness, General Wasting Away
Stomach Ache Gasraga, Loss of Appetite or to those
Exhausted by Excess Of Work. Age. Fever Dysentery
Travelling or Long Fatigue Paris. Rue Vivienne Nos
Sold by all Druggists. la22-mSthIy
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The President Fishing.
PROGRESS OF THE YELLOWSTONE PARK EXPLORING
PARTY.
dispatch from Camp Bishop, Wyoming,

A dispatch from Camp Bishop, Wyoming,
August 18th, says:
''The President and party are encamped at the
Forks OF the Wind river, upon the same ground
occupied last year by Gen. Sheridan. Phe camp
was then named Camp Bishop, in honor of Mr.. II.
X. Bishop, of New York, Rho was member OF the
generals party, and the name had been retained
for the present camp here: The party win re-
main here to-day for the double purpose OF afford.
Ing an opportunity for various members to hunt
and fish, and to arrange the pack loads. This Is
the supply camp, whence the party will have to
take on the packs rations and forage enough to
last through to the Yellowstone Park. The Presi-
dent who Is in fine health and spirits, has gone
horseback with Gen sheridan a short distance up
the main fork OF the Wind river. where the Presf-
dent last evening caught some 1ne trout, and all
the other members OF the party have gone either
hunting or fishing. The march OF 10 miles from
Camp Stager to this point led through the beauti-
eeous colored and fantasticaily SHAPED mountsins
alternate with those which are covered with
grassy slopes and timbered ravinea The weather
Is delightful, and the march was thoroughly en-
joyed by everybody. Three antelopes, bear,
several grouse and rabbit were brought into
camp last night by the hunters OF the pafty.s
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M FOLEY. Auctioneer.

Ny AuCCOne0f.
will sell the stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods, con-
tanned in store No 9O8 7h street northwest auction
commencing EVERY MORNING AT TEN-AN D.
A-HALF O'CLOCK. end will continue from day to day
The stock consists Of Silks. Dress Goods. velvets
Spreads. White Goods Hosiery, q derwear. Corse g.
Lsees and Embroderies. Dress Shirts, Sheetngs in al
widths, Cassmeres, Flannels, Domestics Of all kinds
Lawns and other articles too numerous to mention.
Ladies specially invited to attend this SALE as the
goods are hne and viii be sold witho reserve.
jy30 NJ. FOLEY. Auctioneer
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Alexandria Grain Market
ecial Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.


ALEXANDRIA, August l8.-TO-day about 600 BUSH
els OF grain were offered. There was no Longberry
and little prime Fultz wheat; $500 bushels OF
wheat were offered. common selling at 105a1O8, and
Fultz at 11Oa115; 300 bushels OF white sold at
6Oc., and 100 bushels OF rye at 6ca67c. No oats
was offered.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS. & Ohio.
Do. LIST pref
Sheriff to Fight Sullivan.
THE "PRUssIAN" DETERMINED TO TEST THE METTLR

OF IHB BOSIUN BOY.
The Philadelphia Press of to-day says: Sporting
men are considerably exercised over VIM. Sherin's
challenge to fight John L. Sullivan glove contest
OF either four or six rounds for 81 900 side. The
contest Is to take place in five or six weeks after
signing articles. each party to be allowed not over
ten friends. Sheriff declares he has waited pa
tlently for some or the middle weights OF this
country to accept his challenge, and is now anx-
ious to meet Americas champion knocker-out. He
promises that he will give Sullivan more trouble
than any OF his previous opponents, and. should
he be beaten, he offers to spar or fight any man
sullivan has ever contested within six weeks after
his fight with the latter.
The redoubtable "Prusslan" was found in Arthur
Chambers saloon last night. surrounded by
throng OF his admirers. His full visage beamed
with good nature, and he was busily engaged in
slowing away the beer which was thrust In upon
him from all sides. The brawny pugists crltici ms
of the various champions OF the ring received
with open-mouthed admiration, and he was I'm
mediately invited to have more liquid refresh
mentS. When asked what he thought OF SHADES
abilities as fighter, an expression Of contempt
swept over his face
Hes got no heart" was the reply. GAIL this
talk about soft muscles and too much fat amounts
to nothing; II man hasn't courage he can't
fight, and that is all there is about it."
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AUCTION SALES.
yHANCERY SALE OF PROPERTY ON STREET,
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.

NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court ofaA&.
the District OF Columbia, passed In equity csuse(6
No ,5I4, docket %. the undersigned as trustee -
VIII ofsr Tor sale at public auction, THURSDAY, the
SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, ID. 1883 at SIX
O'CLOCK M: In front If the premises the following
described Real Estate, known and described on the
ground plat or plan Of the city OF Washington. in the
plstrlct OF Columbia as and being all of Lot num-
Dered zen (lO In square numbered four hundred and
fifty (45O Said lot fronts SO feet inch on street
NORTH and will be sold in three parcels.
Terms OF SALE Oneth cash; balance in Six twelve
and eighteen months, notes bear interest and be
secured by deed of trust the premises all cash.
purchasers cost deposit Of 800 required on each
parcel sold at time Of sale. terms Of sale not
Piled with In days from day OF sale the Trustee
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost of
defaultng purchaser after five days public notice Of
such resale In some newspaper published in Washing
ton. ID. c. CHARLES WALTER, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy2O-d&ds
q THE SALE OF THE EAST II FEET 8
inches front Of lot 10. square $50. is POSTPONED
until ATURDAY, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AU-
GUST, AID. 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P. M, in front of
the premises CHAS. WALTER, Trustee.
~ THE PURCHASER OF THE. II FEET 8
inches front Of lot square $50 west by depth of
west OF the eastern II feet inches front Of said lot
having failed to comply with the Of SALE the said
part OF lot 10 square 400 will be resold SATURDAY,
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID. 1883. at
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ In front Of the premises, at the
risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. suis-d&ds
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MAHONE's POSTAL TELEGRAPH SCHEMA tele-
gram TO the New York Herald from Richmond, Va,
says: "At q meeting OF coalitionists held In Au-
gusta county yesterday resolutions were adopted
requesting the members Of Congress OF that party
to do all they can to secure the passage OF q law
graph system. This line Of policy, It Is probable,
VIII be followed up BY other meetings Of the coa-
ttonists In this state"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-16

MI. George A. Jones, chairman Of the state
committee OF the national greenback-labor party
OF New YOFk. has issued the call for the state con-
ventaon q the party 70 Do held on September at
Rochester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-16

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 paatable tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. lis sue
cess and boon for which nations should feel
grateful. "-See ''Medcal Press Lancet
British Medical Journal. &c.
CAUT1ON-Genuineo only with the facsimileof
Baron Lebig's Signature in Blue Ink across
tie Label. This caution is necessary owing
tovarious cheap and inferior substitutes be.
ug III the market.
L1EBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers and
Chemists Sole Agents for the United States
tWholesale only c. David Co.. Fem
church avenue. London. England. ap27
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NJ ELLIN'S FOOD

FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS.
THE ONLY PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTH
ERS MILK.
The most nourishinR diet for invalids and nursing
mothers. Commended by all physicians. Sold by all
druggists. Keeps in all climates 75c. Send for the
pamphlet. T. METCALF 4 CO.. Al Central Wharf,
OstOn, Mass. telI-mSth OFT
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LEGAL PROCEEDINGS 10 OBTAIN PAYMENT OF
TDEHna

100000 -1'S~esDAHSOo
To-day Judge Hagner issued q rule, retu rnable
In October, in the case OF q. s. ex rel James n.
Lpscomo, secretary Of state OF the state OF South
Carolina, against John J. Knox. commissioner of
the Freedman's Savings and Trust company, filed
to-day Dy MeSSrs. Cr1ttenden and Mackey. The
petition sets out the Incorporation OF the F. s. and
7. company and the establishment OF the Charles
1874, Samuel E. GailIard, as trustee for the
state orphan asylum of South Carolina,
located In Charleston. deposited in the Charleston
branch of the company 52s in trust for the asy-
lurn, and received deposit account pass book
!9l3; that on June 29th, 1874 the F. s and T. Co.
tailed and suspended payment, when the amount
ABOVE was due said Gaillard, as trustee. He fur
Their states that in course OF liquidation 20 per
cent--seo5 a-was paid Gailard, ana subsequently
prior thereto Gaillard died and the asylum was
abolished, and by joint resolution OF the general
assembly the secretary OF state was authorized to
receive all personal property and moneys OF the
asylum In the hands OF the trustees and in pursu-
ance thereof he has received the same but has
Notwithstanding to 1895 " have since been de-
clared He therefore prays that q writ OF man.
dam9s Issue, compelling the respondent to pay
over TO him the four declared dividends, and to
cept his receipt for them, as the officer empowered
to license them In behalf OF the state.
District Government Affairs.
ASKING PERMISSION TO LAY GAS MAIN.
JAS. Wilkinson, superintendent OF the Washing
ton Gas company, asks permission of the Commits
sonerS to lay gas main on TIN street, between
street and Massachusetts avenue northeast The
request was referred
INVESTIGATING AN ALLEGED NUIsANCK
To-day Assistant Attorney OF the District Francis
Miller, Chief Clerk j. Cooper McGinn and Inspector
7. NJ: Shepherd inspected the depot OF Francis
Carter, on street and 1917 street. which is alleged
to be nuisance, and they will prepare report on
the subject.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs--The clerk OF the court has
issued marriage licenses to Edward Humphrey
and Hester Edith Hayes both OF Prince Georges
county, Maryland; VIM. Lee and Frances Norris;
Shelton 7. Cameron, of Minneapolis, Mimi, and
Roberta A. Freeland; G. A. Mills and Nellie r
Rowland, both OF Baltimore.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the office OF the chief signal
officer today:7 am. g. II M, 6l9; pm. g. z
Maximum, 637; minimum. 6l.2
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr
Ihefollow1ng are the opening and closing prices
e1the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
tyspecial wire to Il IL Dodge, 500 18th street.
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MRS BERNARD SMITH AND DErEcTIv- ZIRuTH-
In the court OF Vice Chancellor Van Fleet In
Newark, N. j., yesterday, the long pending suit
timony was taken relative to alleged conspiracy
on the part OF her husband and others to compro-
tave Ziruth. private detective, who is now con-
Wet In state prison az Trenton on conviction of
having conspired to rob q woman Ziruth was
present In court as witness, and testified that he
had been employed by Smith to follow up his wife,
and that he was to receive 500 for his services.
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YELLOW FEVER AT THE PENSACOLA NAVY
YARD.-Lieut Commander WEIGH. commanding
the Pensacola (Fla.) navy yard, telegraphed
to the Navy department. to-day that
Surgeon Owens reported q case of yellow fever
IN the marine guard. The man was sent TO
eight men, were relieved Is1d from all duty In
order to isolate them from other persons.
Surgeon Owen recommended the transfer OF the
decided last evening. Two others were sent to
the hospital to-day: Cases not decided. Another
thoTity be given to employ q civilian expert
Instructions were telegfaphed to Commander
WEIGH uc transfer the marine guard to Cape An
tary arrangements for the health OF the yard.
Orders were also sent TO Surgeon Martin at New
Orleans 70 proceed to Pensacola and render assis-
tanCe
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District Government Affair.".

RANGE OF THE THERMOMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Of1ce OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am. g. II n 6I.9; pm. So z.
Maximum, 637; minimum. 6l.2
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AN ALLEGED OFFICE BROKER TO BIB DIsAIsSKD.-
have Investigated charges made against A. v.
R0bey, an employe OF the yard, charged with max
ing bargain with Charles Wilson, q fellow en-
an apprentice in the ordnance department. for
which Wilson paid 800 The board yesterday rec
commended the dismissal Of both Robey and VIII
son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-08-16

THE leave OF absence Of Second Lieutenant
Harris L Roberts, 18th Infantry, has been extend
ed one month.
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THE C0OPERS OF THE COUNTRY ORGANIZE-The
cOOperS' convention, which has been In session In
Peoria, Ill, for the past few days, adjourned yes
terday, after completing the Organization of the
International Union, an association which was
formed in Chicago ten years ago. and which was
dissolved after q few years. The following on
GERS were elected: President and treasurer, Th0a
Henneberry, of Cleveland: secretary, John B.
Lewis, OF Peoria, and several vice presidents The
name of the society was changed to the CoOpers'
Protective Association OF North America
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NOT TO RETURN TILL SEPTEMBER 1sT.-A letter
was received at the Navy department to-day from
Secretary Chandler, stating that he did not ex-
pect to return to Washington before the LIST OF
September. unless his presence here Was neces-
Sary.
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FINANCIAL.

L line and ordinary Assessment Companies is the
Y Ii aa as9tfs II see hs Flsat d
HE and as safe ors fey
ssB ieaH En- aaSSs Sar plan o
BAlso; WASH. G. GAsLiGHT and AL o other N CITY
Stock.
deposits received subject to check.
We pay SPECIAL attention to obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE information regarding various city
securities, and prepared st ali times to answer inau
Iles regarding same =:
HARRY c. TOWERS h CO.
BANKERS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE.
my31 141O STREET NORTHWEST.
PRIVATE Srock TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND.
He DODGE,
Bonds. Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission
No. $50 18TH STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING. }
Agency for Prince and Whitley. Stock Brokers.
ca BROADWAY NEW York.
Every class Of Securities bought and sold on commits
sion in San Francisco baltimore, Philadelphia New
York Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per
cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires
to richmond. Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York and
Boston, through which orders are executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
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STEAMERS.

MONTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRx
LONDON. SoUrHAMPToN AND BREMEN.
be steamers Of this comPany VIII sail EVERY WE'D:
81 Sd street, Hoboken: Rates of passage: From New
inst cabin 800: second cabin. seO steeraee $50
YORK; W. c. METzEROTT L CO, sa5 PenssyivaIis
avenue northwest. Agents for Washington. JAZZ
CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
7BT CTNARp sTEAMsHIP COMPANY LIMITED.
BETWIKN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
F From F1Nf a. = Sos I NV AAKS sokk
Aur % ery Serena We'd Ned sep e. e.
Bc:hna. We'd. sep 70 CIa Ia. Wed, oct 10
AND EVERY WFDSEsDAY F,KOM MN YORh
rates o passase-Sse anu $780, according to accom-
feerase at very low Steeraae tickets from Iv-
en- col aid Queenstown and all other parts Of EuropeIs
- trough bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow,
IEIs AIwsTp and other ports on the Continent and
Tor freight and Apply at the Company's Office
NO. bowling Green. or both steeraee and cabin to
SiIS BItrki-OM Co. tJo 18th street, Washington.
VERNON HI. BROWN Il CO., New York,
Or 20 Messrs. OF IS BIGELOW L Co.
'aiil2 Cos 3th street. Washington.
NLM YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMsTERDAM-
$50 me hrst-cass fnn powered Clyde,built Dutch
DAN sCHiEDAM IEtRDAM. ZAANDAM. P. CA
LAND. " 4. SChOLTEN. MAS, carving the q.
Malls to me Netherlands leave com Iany's Pier. foot Of
hESDAY for Rotterdam and Am sterdan alternately
MT CABIN 500 second cabin, $50: seerage. $40.
New Sors For ps Ass Dsx = :; Wam street
q w. 80 felfI ave-. Washington.
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THE N aGk0lS>

BALTIMORE. August 16. Virginia 6s. consolidated.
36I; past-due coupons. 40; Dew tenforties. 32 new
threes, 5114 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. August 16.-Cotton steady-middling
103s. Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat-soutiern hrmer;
do amber, 1.19al.2 No Maryland. i.2Oal. l201s;
gust. 1.173saI17A; september i. 1sXal.19 October,
3.Soaa1. 2oH; Nov Noyember 122lal22s. December.
ern higher; southern white. 63Na65; do: yellow IS;
western mixed, spot. 62a62t; August. 6l1 bid; Sep
Oats steady.soqthern. S5a3s western white. S?ass:
ReserI white Sa9 Old 4cs4l do mixed s4aS6
Gha N R,t Provisions lower and quiet Mess
packed, 7saS Bacon-shoulders, sA clear rib sides,
81 hams aSHa36A Lad refined loA Butter dull.
l6a17 n, Petroleum frmer refined. 77sa7t: Coffee
duR sna csrESes ordinary to fair sAsoS Sugar
14alaSi Whisky steady Frsishs to
1887 barrels; wheat IA, 600 bushels corn % 600
bushels oats 5000 700 bushels rye 5000 bushels
bushels; corn. 81, 600 bushels