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WHY THE PRESIDENT SIGNED III.
He Thinks the Interests OF the Govern.
ment Demanded the Approval Of the
River and HarbOr Bill.

The President said to-day that an examine
ton Of the river and harbor bill, in view of the
facts presented to him by Gen. Newton, chief of
engineers, and Gen. Parke, of the engineer
corps with whom he had conferred on the sub
iect, had convinced him that, on the WHOLE the
interests of the government demanded its ap-
proval. Gen. Newton, whose knowledge of the
condition of the present works and
the necessities for the future was
based on reports made to him by the
engineer corps of the army, assured the Presi-
dent that Of the items in the bill all but Is in
number, comprising less than one per cent of
the amount appropriated, were meritorious
beyond question, and while he in no manner
condemned these. he was unable to give posi-
tive opinion, because Of lack Of complete In.
had made as thorough an examination OF
these items as possible, and although
satisfy e.
self as to their character, he found that all ap-
peared to be for the continuation of work al
The President said he had gone over the bin as
fully as the data at hand and the time permit
ted him for that purpose allowed and while
some OF its provisions, not included in the items
above mentioned, were probably Objectionable
he was satisfied that most OF theimprovements
found that the loss which would ensue to the
government from the deterioration of exist
ing works in the case Of further stoppage would
timated by the War department at not less
than half million dollars which would be
required to protect and preserve the work
begun and in progress, upon which many
would in case of q failure to continue it now ex.
coed by about 100000 the amount appro-
priated in the BILL which In the judgment of
sary. The present bill is smaller than that for
any like period in several years The appro-
priation for the period ended in 1883 was Si g.
1878; that for the period ended in 1856,
S14, 94S,3OO, and this Tor the period ending
1887, is STATS 0O0.
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Pe,,tsc.l Nese..

The boast OF the ulra-ksnsas prohibition
party is thai their state ticket Win poll 10000
votes and defeat the reelection OF republican
Gov. Martin. Hs
Although candidates for the democratic
guternatpriai nomination have been thinning
out rapidly OF late in New Jersey. there ara
stu 1--WE left who can be called "prominent"
r. r. Henry was yesterday nominated Tor
Congress In the ninth Virginia district: Robert
b. Parkinson tdem. for Congress In the twenty
second Pennsylvania district and Judge +. a.
Alcorn In the twenty-third district.
The republicans OF the seventeenth Ohio dis
trict yesterday nominated j. ID. Taylor, Of
Cambridge for Congress without opposition.
The democratic convention at Mytheville,
Va, yesterday nominated for Congress from
that district MAJOR L. X. Henry, of Taxewell
county.
The South Carolina democratic state conven-
ton yesterday nominated j. 4. Richardson, the
present state treasurer. tor governor, aud state
senator Moulden lieutenant governor, and
ADOPTED resolutions Endorsing the administra-
tion aud depioring the death OF Mr. Tlden.
Al lie Soto, No., AN election was held Tues
DAY Tor mayor, and the members of the newly
organized law and order league elected y. Slaw-
son by majority of over three To one. Many
knights OF LABOR cast their votes for the IA "
ana order league candidate.
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Program OF the Parne,lises.

Ihkh WILL ACCEPT NOTHING LESS THAN 9LAD y
STONES BILL oFFERED.
Al the meeting OF the Parneilites in Dublin
yesterday, Mr.. Parnell was reelected chairman
and Mr.. Justin Mccarthy vice president. Messrs
Shell, Biggar, Deasy and +. Raymond were APP
pointed whips, and Messrs. Leahy, Arthur
oConnor, Campbell and D. sullivan were
named as secretaries. On motion OF Mr.. Gray.
Ine members renewed their declaration To
Pieuge themselves 10 maintain the right OF the
irish people 10 govern themselves, aud IL was
resolved that ne measure offering less egisla-
i've and executive control over Irish affairs
than does Mr.. Gladstone bill be accented As a
settlement. Mr. Parneil proposed that heart
Ieit thanks be offered 10 fellow -countrymen and
sympathy and splendid moral aud material
support given TO tie Irish people at home To,
ward sustaining the movement To obtain ma.
by reclamation,
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District Government Aaatrs

NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED.
The Commissioners are about to have plans
prepared for two new eight room school houses
which will cost about 1874, 900 each, one to be
located near Lincoln Park, East Washington,
70
Congress having provided the additional sum
tor the purchase of q site. Gen: Drum, in answer
the transfer of the old barracks buildings on
22d and I streets, which for years have.b been
used TOR schools, says that the War department
from the quartermaster generals department.,
and not the grounds. It Is probable that an
addition may be made to a school building on
the Tenieytown road, for additional school
rooms. af' + i aHas !. .-s-+3 - -e .ll
RESIGNATION AND AN APPOINTMENT.
VIM. Hambrfdge, private on. the police
BEEN appointed e To- I the 1aeancy. mas
EXEMPT FROM WORK IN THE cHAIN GANG.
=, Assistant Attorney Davis has decided that in
the case OF Thomas McNeal that q man com
not be compelled to work in the chain gang.
Mr.. Davis says that such person ought not to
be confined In the workhouse, but In the Jail.
PoLiCE MATTERS. -
The reports OF the several police lieutenants
for the - hours ending at g o'clock this a. m,
show 90 arrests Fourteen officers are on leave,
cinct, marked absent without leave. Thirty
officers are detailed at various places. Omcers
Allen, Rhodes, Wheeiock and Britt, are on the
sick list. @ati }t@ n i.
CONTRACTOR WHO WANTS HIS INTEREST.
Contractor Thomas Kirby has written to the
Commissioners that the retain on contract No.
5ss. amounting TO %, sO2.21 invested sept. ~,
+. Murphy to him Kirby, has been left unin-
vested since Feb. list, 1855. The interest that
should have been paid 70 him Aug. Asst, he said,
has not been paid. He 5stAtes ithat when he
found the retain money was not invested he
applied TO Treasurer Jordan to know why the
retaia was not invested. His reply was that he
was TO have some legislation passed which
would be better for the parties holding the re-
tain. He asks the Commissioners where he
shall seek for .redFess. 80.
t- MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. J. A. Shalienbefger, superintendent Of the
reform SCHOOL, has sent to the Commissioners q
statement OF receipts from the farm and school
for the year ending June 30. 1885. The aggre-
gate receipts amounted TO S3, 45O.24. =
Buildiug Inspector Entw,sle has directed Mr..
G. q. Cornwell to replace the walls ut the west
side OF his proposed new buildsng on the ave-
nue., opposite Wizards hotel, which have be-
come cracked.
Chief signal omcer Haven requests permits.
sion TO replace six worthless telegraph poles
with new ones.
Mr.. Jos. n. Wilson, HOS Maryland avenue,
has written 70 the Commissioners asking the
name tthe man wh0.oifered the antelope" 70
the city, stating that he thinks he can induce
him 70 send u 70 the SOCIOLOGICAL garden In Philar
0oGp010S
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BALTIMORE, Nd. August 5-Virginia skies con-
solidated. So; past-due coupons, 6S; threes SO
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, ND, August 5.-Cotton quiet and
Notwithstanding, olaa94s. Flour steady and quiet.
Wheat-southern hrner: western higher: southern
red, S3as6; southern amber. s6ass; No 2 western
winter red. spot, S41a asked: August "a asked; Sep
nominal; western higher; southern white, b6ao6;
IS bid August. 47s.s4s,a. september, 4s,a sS5
steamer. 46 asksd .oa,s lower and quiet-southern
Pennsylvania, 35a4I. Rye quiet, 56a8O. Provisions
steady and fairly setive Egg ioWes llall Sugar
20 Other articles unchanged. Freights to Liver
pool per steamer dull.cotson, II -64d foar, ls.6d
grain lower, 2a2Ad. Recepts-hOur, 3423 barrels;
wheat VI. 100 bushels corn, 400 bushels: oats
1890 bushels: rye, 200 bushels. Shipments-aour,
1921 barrels; wheat, 15U BOO bushels. Sales-wheat
All 400 bushels corn, l.2OO bushels
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The Library Site.


THE ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION APPROVED
PROPERTY OWNERS IN COURT.
Secretary Lamont was At the Capitol this
afternoon to hasten the passage and signature
of the bill appropristing $35, 900 additional to
pay for the library site. At quarter OF three
he got the engrOssed bill and hurried - the
White House to procure the Presidents ap-
prevail before four O'clock. " =
A number of the property holders interested
in the condemnation proceedings for the Con-
gressional Library site Squares 729, 730 and
sion that this was the day set for the action OF
the court, were present at the courthouse to-
day. The time fixed In the order was tomorrow
morning. The counsel have prepared their ex-
ceptiOnS A-'s -
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.


Cl0slng Hours In the Senate.
THE ooN1nrrKH 10 WAIT on PIE fB1uDKNr
REroRrs.'
At 2:2O o'clock the Senate reassembled, and
Messrs. Edmunds and Harris reported that the
committee had waited on the President and be
had no further communications to submit; also
that he congratulated Congress upon the
termination Of its labors.
For the next hour and forty minutes there
remained nothing TO DO but to kll tins:
ures were several Tse 6sa
for consideration of his resolution 70 pay M.
Kendall, dismissed messenger, one month 9
its adoption. The resolution was adoptsd. SiFS
MI. Plumb submitted e report OF oonorence
DISAGREEMENT on the fertincation bill.
AT nve minutes past three the senate TOOK
another recess Of fifteen minutes. 49, 500
I'm the House.
At 2:25 the committee appointed to walt
upon the President and inform him that Con-
gress was ready 30 adjourn appeared ct the bar
OF the House and announced that il had per.
nothing further TO communicate to Congress.
On motion OF Mr.. ONeil Pala Senate bill
was passed accepting the gift Of the Grant
Additional Conarmations.
ONE NOMINATION REJECTED AND ABOUT FORTY
ENACTED UPON.
The following nominations were confirmed
by the Senate to-day In addition to the list pub
lished in the first edition.: -'-~--
John Devlin, Of Michigan, to be United States
consul at Windsor, Ont; VIM. G. Bowman. 81
Illinois, to be surveyor general OF Utah;
Seiden Hetzel, TO be register Of the land
Office at Sacramento, California; Leonard
w. Chambers TO be postmaste at Jacks0n Vile,
ILL.,, and VIM. Carter 81 De kalb,. III. Naval
cadets to be ensges-Ws shington L. Caps, q
Virginia; Chester n. Knepper, Of Penusylvepia;
Clarence 8. Williams, Of Ohio; Wflford p Hog-
gait, OF Indiana; Albert M. Beecher, OF Iowa;
Nathaniel s. Moseiey, Of California; Frank e.
Hill. OF Ohio; Roger Weiles, 1r., OF Con
neoticut; John d. Mcdonald, OF Nevada;
Walter o. Hume, of New Jersey Douglass p.
Terrell, OF Mississippi, Frederick ]. Loomis, OF
Island; Hilary r. Jones, Of virginia; William
II. Shoem aker, of New Mexico; l. 4. Seymour
OF Maine; Charles NJ. Fahs, of Alabama; Chas
2. Piunkett, of the District of CoIumb8a, aud
Humes II. Whittlesey, OF Indiana ~ - =
The nomination of VIM. L. Bancroft to pc col
lector of customs tor the district Of Huron
Mich, was rejected.
About forty nominations were LEFT Enacted
upon. 70 $780,
Congressional T0ples.
NO BEER.
Orders were given by Mr.. Dibble, chairman
Of the House buildings and grounds committee
that no beer or other liquors should be SOLD TO
day In the House restaurant.
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on tho Washington Stock EXCHANGE noted o-day:
.. AIS, 1891, coupon. ll144 bid. H. asked.
y; 8 ~, 1881. registered. los bid ll0Hp asked.
year fund. 81 1892 com. ils hid 3oyesr fand, o,
107 BID. Ito asked. NORTH Capitol and Street K
f. + stock ass bid. 6ola asked columbia ms. 1874
Masonic Hall bonds. 1O4 bid. Washington Market
bonds. 105 bid. Washington Brick Machine. us bid.
Ice. l29 bid. Real kstate little Insurance, 1O4
bid chesapeake and Pot. Tel Co.. S1al bid, S2ls
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AIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT,
OF MEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing stock for Soups Made Dishes and Sat1cea
Annual sale 8.OOU0OOja jars -1ssss--
LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic els success
and boon for which nations should feel CRATE
hLD-See medical Press" Lance" &c f's.s
Genuine only with the fac smile of Baron Lie
bigs Signaanre in Blue Ink across the Label
The title "Baron Heblg', and photograph hav-
ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
nectiOn with karon Liebig, the public are in
formed that the Liebig Company alone can
offer the article with Baron Liebag's guarantee
OF genuineneSS ssF s4'ts--s
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had of all Storekeepers, Gro
GERS and Chemists Sole Agents for the United
States Wholesale only }, g. David Il Co. Fen
church Avenue. London England. auth
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Ns Viii Sea. At LOOT 1th street, THURSDAY,
AOGIsT FIFTH. 1885. g sEvEN!IHIkTY p
ssting Of Ladies' and Gents Gold and Silver
Maicines. open and hunting cases Gold Chains and
Sec3hees, Gold Earrings, Pins Bracelets. Crosses,
Plain and Set Rings Lockets, Buttons, solid silver
ana rated Ware Mrrors Blankets Cutlery, Vaiises,
BOOKS Carpenters Tools. Cloth and silk Patterns
Ladies Goats, Circulars and Bolmans, Gents Coats,
rants and Vests. Dresses, Overcoats listers. Guns,
hevoivers, Clocks, Bibles, Musical instruments Al.
buns. Shaws, davanic Battery and Drawing Instru-
menLs. Parties holding tickets please take notice.
au2-3ae H. -COHEN, lOO7 7th St
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NATIONAL CIVIL SERVICE REFORM LEAGUE.
AT the annual meeting of the National Civil
Service Reform league at Newport, Il. /, yester-
day, the annual address was delivered BY Hon.
George VIM. Curtis, who was unanimously re-
elected president. The new executive commit
tee is composed Of G. w. Curtis, Chss. x. Bona
parte, OF Baltimore; Carl Schurz. Of New York,
and VIM. w. Montgomery, of Philadelphia. =
BoYC0TTING ARAILwAY.-A Dublin dispatch
says: The nationalist of Castleblayney and
local branch Of the Great Northern Urslsnd)
railway because q nominee OF the league was
not appointed stationmaster by the railway
cOmpanY.
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FINANCIAL.

PRrscE e. w rrE1r.
STOCK BROKERS'
"a Broadway, wv
1SOFifth avenue J ne" YORK
$50 18th street yCorcoran Building) washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C -
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY II. CRUoER OAxLRY
MAYNARD c. EYRE
HENRY 81. DODGE, Washington, D. C.
WILLIAM r TRAvERs Special Partner
Buy and sell on commission all classes Of Railway
H. H. DODGE, Resident Partner.
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re-.
RArding the markets received through our wires In.
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
Al orders executed and reported promptly. e1 :
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CHAS I. GARDNER'S WILL.-The will Of the
late Charles L. Gardner was died to-day. He
makes special requests to his children and $50
to his servant, Margaret Taylor. His household
effects and the rest OF his estate he leaves to
into five shares and paid to his heirs. 1t names
b. II. Stinemets, e. ii. King ana L. r. Ahscher
as executors
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RAILROADS.
pALT1MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAY 3Oth, 1885, unit
further notice LIZ

II u
schedule in effect SUNDAY. May soth, 1886 until
further notice. LIZ
Leave Washington from station, corner of New
Jersey avenue and c street.
SaeisG 1889 m ssa 1o de The
ena G naS s5fIy.s u a ss Cit
For Cinsinnat Louisville and St Louis daily at $3.50
$50 pm IS fsss Limited train to Cincinnati ana st.
% Louis $40 pm No extra 1s IS charged on tbs
For PttsSurEh at 1000 a. m. and s.55 nm daily. to
Pittsourgh, Cleveland Detroit with Monarch Par.
io Far and Sleeping eg, Cars TO PITTSBURGH
ssnn,s 1olS Pm WITH sleePBs Care daily
r;e JIG station d ANY,
except Sunday. and 1910 pm. daily:
$50 20 40 SO $40 0e SIS and et train =.
an, l:25- 100. $50, z:40. $40, $40 100 SIS.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Ws;hingt9n to New orieanE $50 p. m. sleeper to to
81, For Ann.Psl,s $40 an, and 1910 and 4:so pm.
q Stations beWesn Washington and Bat
and 60 500 sunaa nae 4aS S9
FoT saons on M aisS sSE
tan branch 6:46 am. daily except sunday and 5:3i
on ea $40 %
on Sunday stops a. al stations. For Gaithersburg
asa 1i2o
44O pm. daily, except Sunday. -
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, $40, 100 am,
las. $3.50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Express.
From Annapolis $50 am, and 1:5O and 5:25 pm
Sunday, l035 am, 6::35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad, 7:2O a
N. daily. and $50 m. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and intermediate points, 1925 O. M,
and $40 pm. daily, except Sunday. =
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 5.1O
$3.50. z2O, 300 9:O5 and 1890 M, 1915, 2:3O g. T.
4:2O 5. 6:3O 7:45. and II. 100 PM on sundays gao
100. 500 and 800 m, 80 2:SO 400 500 $50
TAG, and IL: 100 pm. =, = -
All trains from Washington stop at RELAY Station
except 1:25, 8:15 and $40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Itcket Omce-WashingtOn Station, 6l9 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of l4th street
where orders will be taken for baggage checked
and received at any point in the city.
b. DUNHAM. :. 49, c. K LORD
Gen. Manager, Baltimore riyl7l a PA
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IL U n K ENN NESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DR
HA1NES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
Jtcan be gwen in cup Of codee or tea yyithouttss
knowledge Of the person taking tt IS absolutely
harmless and viii effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient Is moderate drinker
alcoholic wreck lthas been given in thousands OF
cases and III every instance aperfect has fol-
lowed. 1T NEWER FAILS The system once ainpreg-
mated with The Specific. t becomes uassf Sassss-
Galts ~ We Liquor appetite to exist szs
t - FoR SALE BY
DIR. s. +. WARE
EBBTTT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and F streets also, r. K-HBLPHRN-
STINK. corner 14th street and Vermont Avenue
Washington. d. q : 1880 = 2 .stt~s
Call or write for pamphlet containing HUNDREDS of
pazts Of the country ~ 0c2AS,eu,th
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Major Robert w. Hunter, the chief Of the
division Of accounts In the general land Office,
was to-day appointed special inspector Of the
public land service at q salary Of 81, 500. THIS
office was created by the new appropriation
bill. .'t 7.-its -.-' -
Mr.. William T. johnson, Of Chicago, Ill, q
member OF the board OF Indian commissioners,
has resigned.
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The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered the
U. s 8. Keanargs 70 return home from the Eu-
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CHARGED WITH PoST OFFICE ROBBERY.
An important arrest was made Tuesday in
Chicago by Pinkerton's National Detective
Agency in the capture of Thomas Finnegan,
David Shanahan and Noyes =. Thompson, who
are charged with being implicated in the rob-
berry of some SIS, 900 worth of stamps, which
were stolen from the Minneapolis post ONCE
the night of July 8. The most sensational
feature of the case is the fact that Shanahan,
who is said to have been the first man that re-
ceived the stamps, is supervisor Of the town of
South Chicago. Shanahan stated that he re-
ceived the stamps to sell on commission from
Thomas Finnegan, who is a man worth over
$4,000, but whose past record has been very
bad.
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jy3OlO
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

L>OR SALE-AT KNOWLES STATION METRO
L poiitan Branch r. T.. 100 acres, 13-room house.
good outbuidings high, healthy location This place
can be bought at bargain. A + HILL & CO., l3,SoJF
o. auS-2w
LNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-FARN OF 81
IL acres: Al miles from this city twostory dwelling;
excellent land; hlg healthy locality: only 81 $50 r
A PHILLIPS, 142S New York jys-lm
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ATTORNEYS.

NAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY.AT
oLaw. Practices in all the Courts Office 4SO LOui-
siana ave. (Barbour Law Building.) Residence 1889
9th ST NV. apS-6m
NJ. II. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
ANs Rooms and f. Gunton Law Building.
45Z louisiana avenue
Residence. SI3 T St NV = mh20
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Suicide of q Naval Omcer.

The Navy department is informed that
Lieutenant Edward p. Mcclellan shot
and killed himself at the residence Of his
father, in Brooklyn, this morning. - - %
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to Tho Star.


-
GEN. Sherman Talks.
THE OLD COMMANDERS SPEAKS OF GRANT AND
THE DAYS OF THE WAR. $50 =
SAN Francisco. August Sat the Army Of
responder to Che Toast. sThez Army He gave
z vivid retrospective history OF the Army of
the Potomac. He compared Its trials and the
ana paid tribute to each corps. He related
tAe history Of Gen. Grants appointment 70 the
command OF all the Union army, and the
causes which led to IL, and concluded by pay
Ing attribute to the whole army in its- stupend-
Gus task OF putting down the rebellion. Pro
auss did no. terminate ss until after midnight.
No News from the Vera.
new YORK, August Sat the North Ger
heard yet Of the overdue steamship Werra.
last. 49, --.as =. Io' -
One Hundred Volunteers.
SHAHoKtN, Pa, August 5.-Lieut. Col. John
w. Nields, late Of the 104th Pennsylvania vol
and offers their services to the United Stases
government IN the event OF war with Mexico.
The New Lord Lieutenant Sworn In.
DUBLIN, August 6.-The Marquis Of London
derry took the oath of office as lord lieutenant
OF Ireland and Sir Michael Ateks-Beaeh took
this city. 49, - =
COll1S1On In CheSope0ke Bay.
BALTIMORE, August 6.-The steamboat Nell
night TO take out an excursion party from this
city cOflided with schooner about 80 miles
from port. She was 30 much damaged that it
was necessary TO beach her on Sandy Point to
keep her from sinking. '
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock Market.
The , f%Sliowing are the openias and 300 m prices
special wire to II. ri Dodge $50 18Th street:
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SPECIALTIES.

me BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
NxLIFE All business confidential. Ladies andRen.
1lemen so cents EACH 4OS street, between 9TH aud
oth streets northwest my64Ows
p!LES-DR- MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the Of knife, causttc
or Hgature. Cure guaranteed. Can be consulted Is
213 I'd st. q. W. from 10 pm. apZ-72nlA
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DENTISTRY.

IN J. JONES, o. ID. ", s-rrs. = -
L. Office. 100 10Th St. near cor Pa ave
fliling specially. Artificial feet inserted Salts
faction guaranteed Prices moderate. au2- lrnss
nR. STARR PARSONS. COK 9TH AND EN.W.
IL Filling a specially; also, the cure Of toothache
without extracting "A local anasthetic used on ele
gums. aevlaIes pain Of extracting Gas gwen apl3
H. three doors from corner Z Dentisify In 81
~ erSncheS Teeth inseytsd u pc - Al Wpgk