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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-20

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of s.es
the District Of Columbia. entered the Al day III
May 1856 in equity cause No. 1885, wherein u. 1
Edward ii. OBrien ct al cOmp!ainants and
Mary T. Jacobs ct al are defendants, the undersigned
trustee, named in said decree. will sell public auc
ton on TUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
lows:
AT HALF.PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. sub Lot
OIL In Zugs subdivision of original Lot s, in square
numbered 36l, fronting nineteen feet two inches on
Vermont avenue ON the east side, with depth Of 100
feet TO public alley. between and streets north
AZ FIVE O'CLOCK. In front Of the premises mart
Of Lot numbered In square 4l8, bounded as follows:
BEGINNING on 9th street northwest one hundred and
iorytWO feet six inches south of corner OF
square aud running thence south twelve feet six
incnes thence east nnetyfve feet an alley thence
north twelve feet six inches thence west TO place Of
Deglnnlng, together with the improvements thereon
consisting OF twoStOry and basement house.
Ierms or sale as prescribed by decree Onethfrd Of
the purchase money to be paid In cash. and the bal
ence payable In twelve and eighteen months ffOm
Gay OF sale with Interest at the rate OF SIX per cent
per annunl nom the day Of sale. The deferred pay
nosn. desd OF trust upon the properly SO Sold al
deposit Of 300 will be required the day Of sale
on eac0 piece 0f property by the purchaser or pur-
cnasers tnefeoE Terms TO be complied with within ten
Gays ~ property may be sold at risk and c0sa Of
oeiauling purchaser or purchaser All conveyanCing
VI porcnasers cost LINDEN KENT, Trustee,
1906 Pennsylvania avenue noFthWest
tnO0 RAonEh q CN my13d4dD
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The following promotions In the navy result
from recent retirements IN the higher grades:
Commodore jas. E. Jouett, 10 be rear admiral
from February 10. vice English, retired. Com.
modore Truxtun failed TO be confirmed for pro-
motion to the English vacancy, and Commo-
dOre Mayo, who was next in order was retired
on the 18th inst. Captain John Irwin, PRO-
NOTED 10 be o commodore from March H. Vice
Jouett, promoted, and Truxtun, retired. Com-
mander N. II. FarQuhar, TO be captain, vice Ir-
win. Lieut.. Commander Edwin White, to be
commander, vice Farquhar. Lieut.. ). W.Very
10 be lieutenant commander, vice White
Lieut.. uunior grade) w. +. HaIsey, to be lieu
tenant, vice Very. Ensign Z. A. Cove TO be
lieutenant Junior grade), vice Halsey. Ensign
ID. w. Coffman, to be lieutenant Junior grade),
vice +. L. Reynolds, resigned, from April 10Th.
Ensign w. g. Hannuin, to be lieut., jr. grade
from May 9th, vice III. j. Hunt, deceased; Com
mOdore ]. II. Russell, TO be rear admiral from
March, vice Simpson, retired; Capt. ]. A. Greer,
to be commodore from May 10Th. vice Russell,
promoted and Simpson retired; Commander j.
+. Kane, TO be captain, vice Greer; Lieut..
Com'd'r o. F. Heyerman, to be commander
Vice Kane; Lieut.. q. A. Bicknell, TO be lieuten-
ant commander, vice Heyerman; Lieut.. Ur.) r.
A. Wilmer, to be lieutenant, vice BickGell and
Ensign Richard Henderson, to be lieutenant, Jr.
grade. In addition Lieuts. Sullivan. Grimes
ind Delahay have been reported Tor the retired
list by the retiring board, aud their retirement
Will create vacancies.
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DO Business on the Eight.hOur Plan.
CHICAGO, May 2O-Mr. p. d Armour said
last evening: 1--WE will give our men notice
before the end Of the month that We desire TO
return to the old ten-hour system or shut up.
II Is not q blum, but simple business deolara-
ton. We cannot run unless at old hours and
prices, and do not intend to make any fuss
about 1t. The packers have come TO this agree
ment"
When this statement was made to Vice Presi.
dent McEliigott, of the Trades assembly, he
simply remarked: ''Thats just what feared"
Mr.. McElligott Is one Of the committee which
organized the packers and waited on the en-.
ployers to obtain their answer on the PROPOSE
ton In the first place. "The men have decided
to offer to work eight hours for eight hours
pay, rather than 60 back to the old system. /
fear that the packers will not accept even these
terms"
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1INHOMAs BOWLING. AucIloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
No. lib STREET, BETWEEN iRSr AM
SECOND STREETS NOR1 HEAST, IN WASH
INGTON CITY. ID. c.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated 10th Sep ..,%
tember A. D. 1873, and recorded in iiber No. =. A
$50. folio LAB, one Of the Land Records for the s.I
district OF Columbia and ~ direction of the par So
cured thereby We shall sell. public auction and IN
front of the premises on MONDAY, NAY THIRTY
FIRST, 1856 ~ HALF-PASI FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ
Lot numbered thrty-nine t39l in Linville and Dun
eansons subdivision OF gina Lots uered twenty
t2u} and tWentyone CID, and par, OF Lot numbered
nineteen lel IN square numbered seven hundred and
twenty-five t425 la the city of Washington district
OF Columbia, said subdivision being recorded SUB
division Records II, ID. O., page INS, and dated May
~, 49, with rights privileges and appur,enances 10
same belonging said improvements consisting of a
three-story Brick Dwelling House. No. 1l3 street
northeast.
Terms ofsale: 90 500 and interest r. ON December
TO- 1852 and expense of sale in cash. b In notes
atsiN go and twelve l2) months with interest from
day OF sale to De secured by deed Of trust premises
of sale Upon failure to comply with terms Of sale
WITHIN seven days AFTER sale resale will be had after
five days notice in the Evening Star newspaper
All cOnveyancing at purchasers cost.
ANTHONY HYDE.
CHARLES NJ Matthew'S Trustees.
1908 3lst street.
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BOARDING.

DLEASANT SUMMER ROOMS WITH BOARD
i at 1922 st. NV References myl5-6ts
INOR RENT-A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING
j. q nice new house in central location will take two
Boarders at reasonable rates Address v. H. w., Star
Office. myl5't;ts
1EnE LIST. NV. FROM NAY 18TH, SET
AOOO Of Furnished Rooms, with Board: salts
factory reference given and required. my7-2w*
SPRAGUE MANSION. 9TH AND f SITS. NV
ORoOms and board: gentlemen In Office preferred:
terms reasonable. Also Table Board my13-2w*
TNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, 512 9TH ST. n w.
i and the La Pierre, cor 10th and ARE the
pest conducted boarding houses in the CITY, Table first
GLASS; pleasant rooms. Terms moderate. ocl7
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-The stock market
opened heavy this morning with Reading
down " and New York Central d, although
Northwestern, Western Union and Jersey
Central each show advances OF u per cent
There was active trading in New York Central,
Jersey Central and Lake Shore, with q fair
business in Con. Gas. The vsnderbilts were
heavy in the early dealings. New York Central
losing 81, most of which was afterward recov-
the former advancing q and the latter per
cent. The general list was very dull, but arm
tone prevailed throughout, and prices show
and steady.
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Washington stock Exehange.

the Washington stock Exchange are noted to-day:
D. c per. imp 8s 1891, coin. 116ls bid l15 asked.
sked Market stock a. 1851 earfsney. liSs: Did
fund.- g. 1867. con III Sid i M.irSpo f
5oSe. .fod fund as 6S rs; ~, 1874 currency lien BID
politan ms. coll bid. National Union Ins lgas bid
can ms, LAY bid Masonic Hall bonds lO4 bid.
Washington Market stock, II bid, 20 asked. WASH
n, ton BACK Machine. 1l2 bid. National Aetropo-
tan Bank. l35 bid. second National Bank. ll5 hid
l. asked Treat Falls Ice l24la bid. Real kst&te
,tle insurance, los bid, los asked. Penn. lei. Co.,
45>4 bid, 46la asked. chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.
4 Id.
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The Butchers fraternixing.
VISITORS FROM BALTIMORE PARADE O!
THE AVENUE.

-
THE AVENUE.
This afternoon the butchers of Baltimore.
who y few weeks ago received and handsomely
entertained the Washington butchers paid a
visit to the latter. The visitors came over on
special train, arriving AT the Baltimore and Po-
tomac depot about O'Clock, where they were
received by the butchers OF the District The
latter formed at Cosmopolitan hall, Eighth and
streets northwest
MIR. j. II. Busher was the chief marshal, with
Mr.. j. j. Hurley assistant; Otto Rupert, VIM.
Giesecke, +. Barker, Thomas CIssel. Chas. +.
EDel, John Widmeyer, Z. kinney and j. III.
Ruppert, aids. The line WINS formed fol-
lows: ChieI marshal and aids; III. BALI, pioneer,
and standard bearers; mounted city butchers;
band accompanying the Baltimore delegation
In . wagon; Baltimore butchers in carriages,
marshaled by n. Teeggers; band wagon con-
tanning Baltimore Drum corps, band wagon
with Shroeder's band, Washington Butchers
Benevolent association, band wagon vii til band
OF 9Th United States artillery and Washing ton
Butcher Protective association. There were
altogether in line some five hundred, uniform
iy alfred in black clothes and nigh hats, and
they made y very creditabie display.
The line Of march was from tue depot down
the Avenue to I'd street, TO East Capitol, to the
north front Of the Capitol. " Pennsylvania
avenue, 10 Washington circle, along h street 10
Connecticut avenue, TO Dupont circle, along
Massachusetts, avenue to lAth street, 70 h, 10
TIN, 70 the Schuetzen park.
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The M f. Genera, Conference.

RICHMOND, VA, May 2O.-The NJ. Z. general
conference consumed the greater portion OF to
days session In discussing the reports OF com.
mittees on missions. The board OF missions
was increased to rs and the bishops made ex-
officio members. paper was referred TO the
board OF missions suggesting steps towards
unifying MethOdism in foreign fields. The dis
cussion on this was the most earnest OF the
present session.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY AVEUNE, BETWEEN D
AND E STREETS NORTH

BY virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in go
Liber No. 953. Folio 426. ct seq, OF the land
records for the District Of oluInbia we will sell Es1
ON THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-SEVENTH OF
MAY, A. d. 1856, at FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, in
front Of the all that piece parcel Of ground
and premises situate lying and being in the city OF
Washington, In the District of Columbia. and known
aud as the north three 81 inches front
division of original lot numbered one ~ running
also the adjoining lot. bered sixteen I6 in the
subdivision of original lot numbered two t2) made by
Hoffman, in square numbered six hundred and
twentynine62s together with all the improv ements
ways easements rights privileges and appurtenances
sold subject to special Improvement taxes.
Terms: 5000 cash. balance in one and two years.
notes to bear six cent interest all cash, at
option OF purchaser: deposit of 3l0o required at
otherwise resale At risk AND of the defnuitinE
purchaser after We notice of such resale
IN some newspaper published In Washington, u. G.
COnveyancing &C., at purchasers cost
GEORGE BAUER 1u..
my16-d&ds JOHN WALTER, JR, AIusteeS
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THIS EVENING.
DuNcANsoN BROS. AuctIoneera

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
FLOUR, COFFEE, WHISTLES, CHAMPAGNEs,
CLARETS: SHELF GROCERIES: OILS. BOOK
CASE, CRIBS. SEWING MACHINES, DOUBLE
HARNESS, RANGES, LATROBES, FANCY
ARIICLES. FURNITURE, &C, BEING THE
REMAINING ARTICLES Donated TO
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY FAIR.
On TIL URSDAY EVENING, MAY TWENTIETH.
commencing at NINE O'CLOCK, will sell at the
armory of the Washington Light Infantry (under AL
baughs Opera House). now used the fair rOom the
above ut ntiOned articles, with numerous others
manning nsOld from the la iair. These articles
all new and of first quality and should attract the
tentiOn OF buyera
myl9-2t By order Of Executive Committee.
TTNHIS EVENING, AT HALP-PAsT SEVEN 2. NJ,
AGUNS, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES
WATCHES, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
JOS. SPORTING GOODS. &c. IN STORE I347
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner, who is going exclusively
In the manufacturing business will sell the above
stock Ct auction. EVERY EVENING, at HALF
PAST SEVEN. until all are disposed Of
bargains may be expected.
myl5-2m NJ FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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Traveller Guide.

PENN. RoUTE-B. & 4. Station, 9Th ana "A sta -pc>
aud ii an Z ais. ioo and ii:zc p ano ZOO fSs
Boston. pm daily Phlladsl phia accoum
and lf:lo PM FOR Chic.so CiScsnn.tl. 81 iou ~
and Pittsburg and west 300 am CHICAGO iimitsIl
81 Louis and except SATURDAY 10 uacsxos S:5o -.
enaS.S n. 1900 p daily o ss.y s.cas
The south. s. ISI am. AS pm S.iiS ' 1s.c sas
sunday For baltimore, e3o. 7l5 $500. SSV, VII.
s:io. 1000 aud Ii:lo pm. On sundsy. SSJ. 80.
lloo m, s:oo, AIS. $50. 7;lo, IOsV0 and Ii:20
m e daily fo ssesps saady n' a % sas
am. l2:u5 and s:l3 pm daily. except SUNDAY. on
loo IRE ss,
nI .s ~ EogsrJss.ien, Corner New Jersey Az.
tied. l0:iO p M; for Cincinnati. Louisville and Sc
5 5sa a.s 500 For Fol- % s t5 s.S
sin s $780, sSS .o t ssS s sso ss .ss
$50 sso and ssp M For "a
nson and s. $40 sS De' isfo St.
SSe' 40 and a p M ON Sundays, $50 !. n "a
iropolit2. Branch, 7:lo 4 M daily. except sun.
s ssy and s sss M daily; $40 Guy. s.S:
ssas st dsg sss:9 ;a sT.ss
iown and &inchestss $40 : m-. s's$ |. m asiiy *.
Warrington aud Gaithersburg $50 q M and i2S0
~; 20 IN daily, except SUNDAY;
vile. $50 pm; daily; southern mail and s.prsA
daily except sunday: M.Trenton, Z an. d.Iy sxe:ps
sunday. iI:l5 am. $50 D. N For Lynckb1ss (usV
sHEsAE poAH Rours-R o. station. For Nsw
ofi s and intesmed.ss points. sso 2. Guy
burg and Nil stations q m. and AS p m. every ~
-. - -->oS--
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SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Under decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis 80
Kns ct a vs. Tsiye st al VIII sell! on MONDAY 80
1885. at HALFPAsT FOUR O'CLOCK, in front OF
TIE premises part Of lo!s Nos 3 4: and s. In square
east from the southwest corner Of said square, thence
east ieet 1O inches, theuce north 40 feet thence
thence north 10 feet thence west "a feet inch,
thence south 80 feet. thence IL feet GA Inches
thence south 20 feet to place of ng with
the improvements twOstory brick residence.
Terms: OneIhird cash: residue In two equal pay.
months from day Of sale or cash. at purchasers op
complied with within five days. or the property will
be resoid at The purchasers cost All cOnveyancng at
purchaser cost
HOSEA B. MOULTON,
$40 st. n W., Receiver.
I. f. WAG0AmAN, AucttOneer. myl7-d&ds
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STEAMERS.

A Liam LINE ROYAL MAIL STEA MERS.
Sail regularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL
via QUEENSTOWN.
Siberian. May IL; Nova Scotian. June /.
Cabin. $65; Intermediate $50; steerage $40.
Glasgow To Philadelphia via Derry.
Glasgow to Boston via Derry and Galway.
Passenger Accommodate Ions Uuexceled.
For further Int rmat:0n apply to
Mrs. ID. a. BROSNAN, 612 9th ST.
GEO w. MOSS, 225 Penn ave-
myiSeO,3m JAS. BElLEW, 633 New Jersey ave.
HORT ROUTE To LONDO AND CONTINENT
NJ NORTH GERMAN LLOYD s. s. CO.
New York, Southampton Bremen. The fast Elk
press steamers OF this Company sail every WEDNE S
Ia landing passengers III southampton In less than
eight days from New York These steamers are cele.
brsted for their speed aud the comfort afforded
Sengera beginning In May fast Express
also leave New York on Saturdays for Cherbourg,
France. landing passengers for Paris
h +. DROOP, S25 Pennsylvania ave-.
aplO-l1w Washington. u, c.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to Tle Star.


Naftonalists Not Afraid 81 the Orange.
men-TOry Regard for Chamberlsin.
DUBLIN. May 40 United ireland declares
that there are nationalist sufficient In any
town OF Ulster to whip the ragtag and bobtail
orangemen into good behavior, provided the
police stand aside.
LONDON, May 2O.-Lord Brabourne hes writ
ten 10 the chairman OF the Birmingham Con-
~ view with indignation the abuse which the
liberals are showering upon Mr.. Chamberlain
because he had the courage Of his opinionA II
were a Birmingham conservative / would
generously support Mr.. Chamberlain ct the
next election"
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MENTAL EXHAUSTION. NERVOUS PROS
IN. IIsnon' neuralgia rheumatism. paralysis. 81
without the uSe Of medicine. Once treatment q. BY
W. EA az Et Magnetic Healss. 12ll Pa ave. nv.
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Capitol Topics.

TELEPHONE INVESTIGATION.
Before the telephone investigating COM
mittee to-day Mr.. G. K. Gibbs, clerk at the
Ebbitt House, appeared and produced the
hotel registers, TO show the dates last summer
when the parties to the conference between the
Pan Electric and National improved COM
panies arrived In this city.
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AleXAndri0 AM6trA
rtad lnr THH EyHNrNo SrAR

STREET MISUNDERSTANDING superintendent
OF police has nearly completed his work on
south Washington street, but the thoroughfare
will be still further improved, for many vi the
residents and property holders there are carry
ing out plans for tho semi.parking OF the street.
side Of the side walk, and trees will be planted
there, giving most pleasant aspect to that sec
tion Of the city. Washington street admits OF
and the sidewalks are eighteen feet. The su-
perintendent OF police ts carrying out an order
nave new curb and brick sutter along the we ~
sidewalk, between Queen and Princess streets.
The committees on streets is considering appli-
street, between Duke and Wolfe streets, and Tor
general plan TO elevate the square on Alfred
street back Of the county county court 1; house
strong effort will be made here to prevent the
abolition OF the Alexandria custom house, 6 is
proposed by the Secretary Of the Treasury.
walked on TO Washington few days ago with
all her grandchildren, and, az II was feared she
on the road BY onicer sherwood and SroS pIT
has elected Nsvelle & Greenaway president.
fhs oa BUILDING ~
Alexandria Base Ball club has reorganixed,
against Mr.. J. 7. Cook hes closed his store on
Fairfax and Gibbon streets.-Mr. John Lam
nan. one Of our leading citis.ns, who has
has gone to Providence hospital.
TIE NREpe OF TEE PATENT OFvIc1.-Com-
missioner OF Patents Montgomery, after q care
ful and thorough investigation OF the needs Of
the Patent once, asked the committee on an
Propriatiohs Of the House Of Representative
tor an increase Of two principal examiners, and
been recomanended By the committee. 1t IL
claimed by the commissi0ner thai with this
asststaDce he can, by working the force extra
hours, In short time bring the work up prac-
icsily g date, and then keep up snagly and DO
the work we'll he also claims that the Adolf
tional compensation which VIII b REQUIRED
VIII p more than made up by the increase ia
the amount roceived BY way q fees. The
Fatens o0ee - not only selfSupportiug. but
nov turns tnto The TREASURY yssfiy surpias OF
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Another Chicago Policeman Dying.
CHICAGO, May 2O.-It Is highly probable that
Officer McNulty, one Of the policemen shot In
the Haymarket riot, will die. This morning the
hospital authorities reported that he was de.
liriOus and that the prospects OF saving his life
were few. McNulty was shot in the leg.
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TORONTO ONT, May 2O.-Hanlan expressed
great satisfaction on receiving Beach's accep-
when he will start TOR England, but II Is pr0ba-
bic that he will 60 the first week In July.
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DRoPOsAIs FOR STATIONERY.
l. NAVY


. WASHINGTON, May lS 1855
scale proposals. In duplicate, Endorsed proposals
Tor stationery and addressed to the secretary Of the
Navy, Washington. u. 9, will be received until NOON
JUNE EIGHTEENTH, 1SS6 from manufacturers of
or regular dealers 10 the articles supply stationery
deliverable ut the New York Navy Yard for the Navy
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1887. Forms on
ule Of the articles required provisions a. to
qualify delivery. inspection and payment. which Will
constitute Of the offer contract entered info
will be furnished application to the Secretary OF
the Navy.
The Department reserves the right reject any one
or all OF the bids. and to waive iniOrmaties.
WILLIAM G. WHITNEY
my2O-1AW4W Secretary of the Nayy
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He Nay Purchase the Green Estate.
AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENTS
rNTENTInNo

Col. Lamont said this afternoon that the
President never had any idea Of purchasing the
Chittenden estate but that he has some idea of
purchasing the Green estate, at the conner OF
Woodley lane and Tenallytown road, not
through MsJ. Armes, however, with whom he
has had no communication on the subject
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COUNTRY BOARD

(on the metropolitan Branch viii be opened on the
las call address N. E ANGEL. 1922 18th i. n W.
IIOAKDERS SOLICITED IN THE MOUNTAINS
~ OF Md near Harpers Ferry, A pleasure to please
iereiees firnshed TcIms pel Wess re
CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington Co.. Nd my a3m
ISoARDERs WANrED-JULY AND AUGUST
- Wanted from one to four gentlemen boarders In
me country location healthy and quiet no children
rom hudng anu good water Daily stage lines
ISpef county, Va myl9-2ts
BOARD CAN NOW BIZ ENG AGED AT REASON
able Rates in healthy location where there Is an
Montgomery county, Nd myl93t-
1e shs ein aSIa at ms BfeOs MSst
~, Aibenarle Co. Va mylS-lm
4 ,oUNTRy BoARD-A PRIVATE FAMILY. A
- few miles from city. would board single gentle
home Adess MIS- H., FAILS Church. Faiy fax co... VA.
CPRINGFIELD GROVE COTTAGES GALL Nf.W7
lies others, with dininy-room attached Benatifui
sse,y hSh and heahy no moscutoes Apply for
faav Address NJ A osbourn. sykesvilie. Md. l5-Im
GUNNER BOARDING, IVY HOME, TWO
Home and Normal school. Plenty r' Of shade. ins
m , eaee,er, eStning fishing and boating facilities
and + ss and JOSEPH DAGUE. Esq. Pension 2itics.
fof terms apply DANIEL f., COCK.
my lo-AEl~ Hampton Va.
SoAKDEks WANTED-A PLEASANT HOME
~ Tor parties from the cities be- found Green
t,aroTa faihi adj2ining the village Of Upperyile
tauiAi1r county, Va Location high and healthy,
looms large and airy. Correspondence solicited. W.
J. RICHARDS, Uppervilie, Va mySs,tu,th,1m
"ANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOARD
49, efs ior the summer. At pleasantly located
moderate. For fnll particulars aaiiress, at once
county, Va myl3-2ws
SUMNER BoARDERs TAKEN AT PHILO-
~ mont. ID one Of the most beautiful and healthy
sections OF Virginia Plenty of shade. milk ruit and
sesetahies Dancing Pavilion, &c. Address ID. J..
IAN ENNER. Philomont. Loudoun CO, Va. my IO-l M
III ALpiNE, Mn. IA MILES FROM WASHING
- ION, Met Branch Il d o.. two hundred yards
from Station. Good Board, shade fruil milk For
particulars address 3l5 41a st. NV. myilIms
SpRlNG BANK FARM. TWO MILES FROM
s adeSandria offers large airy rooms, good table
my4Iw< -
Goop BOARD. PURE WATER CARRIAGES
~ and horses for hire, beautiful valley aud noun.
lin scenery three fourths Of mile post ofice
anu railroad staion four miles from Berryville Ad-
dress MS b K Pk.NDLErON. Gaylord p. o., Clarke
Nooiisy, va ap2l-1m
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The MAn.0f.War Nipsic.
no UNKAsINESs FELT REGARDING HER AT THE
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NAVY DEPAKTMENT.
No uneasiness is felt At the Navy Depart
ment for the safety Of the U. 6. 6. Nipic, Com
mander w. r. Dana, which left Montevidio
March 9TH for New York. 1t is not denied
that she is making an unusually
long passage, but II Ii thought
very probable that she put in At some port
in the West Indies. She has been at
sea for seyenty-three days, but 1t is
said that on q former occasion she was 75 days
going from Rio to Philadelphia. Ensign Harri-
SON and Chief Engineer Hine, Of this city, were
among here officers