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FOR RENT-HALLS.

kok kkNI-LlNCOLN foST HALL. CORNER OF
~ IN ana sts NV: This large aud commodious
nan has been recently thoroughly and beau
Ined ana IL now open tor either per-
haiet or transient teuEnts days each week
ana sundays NJ moderate rates. is well adapted for
uahcllig academy. Also a moderate sized hail
tru story, suitable for secret other organ
iur three days aud sundays Of each week Apply 20
TIE janltOr On the pre..ises. aQl 1-eolv
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

lsg \ x,|:ss e.! q
lsas sS4 ausafSfSE6 ss isS
Stas sasS ~. 1or. .s4s|see 7sh .v.. avrs 40
az nv Ss, MI; ~ 20 81 y. .v swior 50
$5 P:.: ..ssrs se Nsrsie ne ;G.i sna.i 80
Sss$isHS::. g. =. X $sSs s.s q :.s.s y y
81 IL <, sr. .:io sstiYS L:.v
.ulz-st. G. H PARKER. cor. AZ and E sta. s.v.
iS sas: SO ls!s' sS a 30 s Sd. s. ~ : ssg
e: :ss S iSss g, 81 s :ls sSs i siS
EsisfI e s sss complete List IN Once "indss
FOB RME RENT Is,IB TgRSisHEp Y;
ons nss q. q . the 10" rent Of
FOR REST-l4e4 T ST. NV; RooMs, AL
~. S " isss 81 iO L 2! Dr0, rssa ga,
49,. VIZ 4. HOFFMAN.
FOR . RENT INT . BASS:WlNDow BRICK HOUSE,,
Soh from street in ns persses
+ . .H S:s s soiI
F az .s,So5,c 9th n. So ..e2
Al s!h q NV zoos soanasrg ST Or
S s N u spL. S SSs Non 10 !.
iSSs Vermont 80 s sSt ks st. ave we bS
iSss " SsSs s III }: 8 1;ysi
r s TTS * 1884 lS EEs =
1909 Linden IL IN Meoaiioas fr 81; 4r. 10
s s9$o ss s,p St ST iS PInE%sn Place
80 SS Mys e St e III ss st1 En-, .s
81 St NV 50 DIN Din man pisos.
.u17-s. NV. cor G I4sh az. "a s g y. s..
Tor RENT-2 ELEGANT FURNISHED HOUSES
@ iPs St 'rs;s
6 s sA Ans1s. p.DsI.s
'Ia sa0d SeHS k shsk fSr sns
EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.
lSlbNst1n.ws 12r; -sg5 once rooms. AIT 18th g
Set Del ave r.! SO ls d. ssh TO y s NV
rs 5Ss So 8: It w. l95 5S alIYs. Pace
Ssss St 5 IS ssh St NJ Va.
HOS Conn. rs sSS ii6G Conn
Conn o. fPs ss per 1893
2iss st. bet. and g. 1 1STrs per year lsoo
sul7-6t. NJ 1907 Ensfps slln.x
I2oR RENT--UNFURNTsHED THIRD STORY OF
Nsx HsSse in Modern Inn
sy family
FOE F.b RENT NO DUPoST cIRcLE; VERY DE
ing Dupont circle; house contains IA rooms. bath
rooms, cabinet mantsls. stationary tubs range fur
mace and all modern convenences; is in frst-class
order and will be rented at reasonable figure 10
1924 st. NV aul 7.2W
FoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS
L bath, cellar. all mod imps.. papered throughout
L Key d Ss '
Tor RENT-l22e Both ST, VEST WISHING
Il ton. seven rooms, gas and water. Rent eli so
Apply to I. D. DALY. whoiesais How, Cente |:
market aul 7-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-TnEE VERY NicE HOUSES or
- .na W roon<. near DnIsont circle. 30 aud ~
Pss 1,1gl,h DCLANY MHfllk&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17
The Case of Capt. Duverge

The Department OF Justice has replied to the
inquiry nom the State department relative to
the right Of the United States to bring Capt.
Duverge, the murderer Of Consul Stanwood, to
this country for imprisonment The Attorney
General decides that this cannot be done di-
rectly with legality. He in Inmates q way out
OF the difficulty. however, by referring to the
course Of other administrations in bringing
prisoners to these shores for the ostensibIe pur-
pose Of psrdoning them and doing so by grant
ing conditional pardon in the way Of a COM
mutation. If Duverge is brought here his
term will have TO be shortened within the ten
years imposed by the Madagascar consular
court. In the meantime he has pretty good
chance to escape from bis prison.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osT-oN 9TH ST. OR THEREABOUTs, A
1iscan PIN with q white Set IN gold cup. Findss
WA return the same 70 No. q, Wholesale how Center
market T. ID. DAILY. 1t
7 oST - BETWEEN TEMPI.E CAFE AND
~ Steamer Makehld via 7th-street Cars. One Pair
oo slectacles ". apped IN handkerchief Return 70
lEMl LII CAFE. zoo 9th 81 and receive reward lt'
II osT-A POOR MoMAN HAVING SFYEN SMALL
II children lost MondaJ about O'Clock pm s340
her way TO poet once Via Penn syivnnla Lib
eral reward given n Returned 10 lO5 Purdys court.
aul9-3t'
4 osT-s5 REWARD FOR RETURN OF HALF
II GrOvn Black and Ian Shepherd Dog; brown spots
over eyes wnte spot on breast; named mac !" lost
August d. 10 l1o llth street sc. IL
Il osT-wILL THE LADY WHO TOOK A GLORIA
IL Umbrella with silver zip handle, from Oppeu-
hv4mers, 9TH ct. Friday about at
once 10 same place aud save Inconvenience 1t
i.oUND LADY GOING EAST IN HEIDI0
II Wednesday morning left SILK Umbrella in lap q
prove property aud pay for adv. aul6-2f.
I osT-AUGU-T 10. GOLD BRAcELEr WITH
II Lock, engraved -June Is, lhSsr Finder Will
please return ~ 122 l2th st. aud receive suit
abe reward aul6-2ts
L osT-BET. RYNEALs, 7TH ST. AND TELLS
IL Pa. ave. nv, q SInAl Wallet containing some
8lOney, Two small Keys. bed Pe..cil Reward IL re-
turned 70 Cottage Market, 14th bet. II and i sts.
aUl5-3t'
4 osT-ABoUT THREE wEEKs AGO GOING
~ from 0eor<etown 20 b. and D. x. r. depot Large
oOld Locket ontaiiug khotogIaIih: Stone engraved
with monogram q b. NH A reward Of as Will lie raid
IL returned to star ONCE sQl5-.if.
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A Creek Protest.

EI-Gov. Pleasant Porter of the Creek Nation
has addressed letter to the Attorney General
explaining the expenditure of the money OBJ
tanned recently by delegation Of the Creeks,
upon which report was made to the Interior
department by special agent. The writer
protests against anv action by the Department
Of Justice. claiming that the Creek Nation is
an organized government. and that the action
taken in authorizing the three delegates to
draw and expend this money was had under
its right to local self government and is not
subject to review by the Federal government.
He explains that the money expended by the
delegates was paid to counsel employed in 1884
to assist the nation in establishing and secur-
ing its rights to the lands In question, bills
having been introduced in Congress proposing
to open them to settlement without paving the
Creek Nation for them. The Greek Nation, he
says. was driven to the necessity of acting for
itself and in defense Of its rights 1t employed
counsel, as any other state or individual would
have done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17
FOR RENT-STORES

Tor RHINESTONE AND DWELLING WITH
laIet yard, last capitol bet. 18th and 18th so
lAee ior green grocery and VOID and dealer
aul7-5t VIC. DUvALL sa5 p St nv.
FOR RENT-THE STORE 1925 9TH ST NV
n nov occupied by h. kruemer. ESQ Possession J.n-
uAry next Apply 10 X. c. LAWS. l42l New iork
a'e, auO-eoot
EoR kENT-s1oRE AND DWELLING ON I'M
portant business thorOushfUre for millinery con-
,eSuonery, dfuggist, tailor other light bnsipe.s.
Iii u ST. NV. hent s40. Keys adjoining lei s-,m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

WED.
lll5 N ct. n. W.. 1lr.s65
94Z n. Y. ave. NV. 2r..05
COZ 18th st.n.w......66.6 81
l2024 Hiilyerpl.. ] Or. 66.67
914 18th st. NV. Tor. 80
1909 II st. NV, 9r. 81. So
10Th st. NV. Sr. .......50
1901 Q ct. NV. 6r. 80
ill50 18th st NV. 1r. "A
ITO 18th st. NV. Tor. As
Sl2 n. j. ave- NV, vt As
l1QS NJ st. NV, 1r......45
Iui Y ST. II W., 10r......45
1885 Pierce place. Tor. AZ
l124 Conn. ave-. Or. ~. 40
24lO l4th 1T. n.v.1Or. 40
1907 18TH ct. NV. Tor. 40
1850 18th st.n.w.. ar. 30
1903 18th st. IA. W., gr.. 30
1906 ! 6tn st. IA. w, 7r. ..25
1907 Caroline ST., ar.
pa LIST st. s.w., 6r......15
226 lstAst s.w.. 6r.....15
e examined by permit from
MAS J. FISHER l. CO.
=
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

President Ingalls Of the Chesspsaks md
Ohio y quoted - telling Vice PRECEDENT Nc
Cullooh OF the Pennsylvania that II he wanted
Aght he could have IT, the Pennsylvania de-
Ginning 70 adjust the passenger rates between
Chicsgo and the Ohio river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

TRANSPORTING Is quite lucrative business
at present, and. with the cheapness Of fire.
arms and the Large sums Of money transported
by rail- there are many inducements to other
wise unemployed persons to try their hands at
the profession But a patent device has APP
peared on the market that promises to do away
with the trade. This Ia called Mitchelrs patent
train protector, patented July 30. 1889, consist
press or passenger car, projecting above and
hanging down inside. II is pierced with
port holes and affords protection for Q
trusty watcher with q rife 70 shoot in any di-
rection. Thus armed he can see an enemy APP
preaching and can easily rout him, while the
cage protects him from injury. The device is
also applicable to banks and other public places
demanding security and protection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17
The Meanest Kind Of Stealing.

negro FAMED Henry Harris was before
Judge Mills this morning on . charge of
larceny. He was tried for stealing box Of
pears and box Of potatoes from . country boy
named James Ward. Tho evidence was that
the boy employed Harris 10 assist him in dis
posing Of hn goods and that Harris carried
away the property.
Il am Just going 10 tell you," said Judge
Miils, that that h the meausst kind Of steal
inE and you can have three solid months in
IAN night sir" said the prisensr, and h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17
WANTED-LOTS.

AMI LOTS IN NE. sRCTION
w well Located for cs or time customers
holAcH1.kN DAICHFLpER
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l. OR RENT-BACK PART OF STORE; FXCFL-
= Lent Place Tor CArlemterO Cabinet Shop: rent
Iow' room large and AIRY. On l9th St bet Pa
l4z5 New ork ave AMI --.st
JSoR RENT - PRINTING OFFICE FUIIY
y equll ped with Presses, tyres and power to suit
Aoie Lesson liberal TERMS Will he gwen. Apply 10
Aul'-ot hESCOlI a MILCOX. 1907 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17
EoR RENT-UNFURNISE

EOR RENT-UNFURNIs
Il7Ul Il. 1. ave. n. W,
IT............... $2OS.33
1913 Mass. ave-. 17r.
and stable. 200
] Dupont circle. lar. 200
1915 18th st. NV. l:,r2O0
11a4 Conn. Nv. .1or. 1865. 81
s12 18TH st. NV, 20r. =
stable. 1856. 81
1413 q ut. n. W.. llr.
.s sss Il siG :: , n: w., iSr.. ...iisss
100 18th st. n.
". ,16r. and stable1l6.6T
l4Ql Stoughton ST.,
. LII. .;............. $3.50
515 18th st. NV. 13r. as
l30l 2lst 81. NV, Sr. 10
502 e st. NV. l1r.......1o
15l4 z st NV. 12r. rs
sC23 o st.n.w., 11r ana
stable..................10
2O23 hillyer VI. 11r. 10
The above houses eau b.
Gil office only. 1HOl
an1I
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Jog st. me-, 13r. &45413 d st. ne. 6r.. 20 30
LIZ ST NV, Sr....,.4 I2l3 I'd st. NV, IT.. As
ga av Sc, ar. DO ~ I'd St n.w 7r. lis 40
1912 St, n.w.6r 2250l 501 Gales 1t Il Or = 30
l4lLW ST., NV: Or. % so go Gales sine Or IL 30
237 9Th ST. se., 7f2o. 5Olofice rooms St Cloud Bldg
au17-3t JOHN SHERMAN l. CO., l407 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

10l67tn st-n. Or. 1878
} 1929 9th n. e. 6r.. 1873
l014 q III st.n.e. ,6r...16.75
204 Z st. Il. Or, mi. 30
60 I st. n. W., r., mi.-
I32 9th st. 8. e., 6r..
water and gas. .....16. 80
$40 So. ave. s.e., Or. 10
All 18th st Sc. Or. 1880
Callsn st. n. e.. Or. .l2
Rear 305 9TH Sc, Ar TO- 30
TIA 18th st. Sc, Ar. 10
4 Green's alley, Ar.
Rear l2l0 ! s.e., LIST a. -
Rear 1910 / s.e., I'd d., 81. 9
3 Piers CT. s.w., .}r. so
FURNISHED HOUSE.
1904 Ii st. n. W., Tor 100
STORES.
637 Pa ave. s.e..........35
I STABLE.
] Rear 915 / st. u.w..l0
/ MSTEllT q nRAn ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

NE. cor. Of 10th and q
SITS, per year.
x st., bet. Conn. ave. and
leth st. ..............30C
N st.. bet. Conn. ave.
and 18th st. ..25o
Dupont circie.........25
L St, bet. l4th 4 l5th.25
S.k. cor. 21st and k
sts................2os.3a
G St, near 10th st.....l6C
Cor. 18th & T sts.n. W. 200
De Sales 81. zoe
], bet. 18th d 18th. i66 81
kst-, bet. 1 9th & 18th. 500
n. T.. Cor, 10Th aid b
SITS. S:S33.:53 Der month
n St, bet. 18th q 18th. lac
Y ST. nr. n. II. ave. .l50
l4th st. Desr 4 st......25u
X, near Mcpherson SO. 500
BULLETINS CAN BIZ
F1Ck. These houses can
mits from our Office.
au1 0-eo2w
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i bur-. 2l22 II ST., SO,
14l3 10th st. JOE, nib
1926 18th at, lOr. 500
1881 U ST.. 2r.. mi. 5O.5,
1925 Pa.aY..l Or. ,m.i.50 81
Eur, 2O27 II ST., 7r.....5,
1921 Pa. ave, ST. .40.5,
2l25 l. ST.. yr. IN. /. .40.5,
l145 21s St, 12r., In.i.40.5,
2l21-29 X st.yr.m.i.37. 81
1880 st.. Tor, IN. 1866
ll43 2lst So. l-r. .. 30. 81
30I2 Dunbarton. 9r. 35.5I
2134 / st., ST., mi. s.;
1913 22d st. /, sr., mi. 81. 81
2016 NJ St, ST., m.i.30.5,
Cor. gath and g, Tor. =. 81
so I'd ST. ne, 6r.......l
S16 gid st. , 9r. .m.i.2 81
22l1 Il st., Sr., mi. .25. 81
2l03 1 ST., s. RS. 81
2135 4 ST., ST., mi. Pa ~
6l9 I'D st, Or, mi.25.5i
2433 X St. 7r........2o.4 4.
g1S-2O 22d st, Or. .25.3,
920922 2ith, Sr. .2J.3l
3S32 Water st............2.
1879 SO + st. n.e........2,
For q tull list apply u
au17
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EOR RENT
l. S21 y st. NV, IL
RS. all III i............S6t
2209 Washington circle,
llr.. IN. it,. g,
1920 18th st., 14r., alb
$50 9th st Sc, l3r. -!
206 A 8 e. l2r.. mi. 81
glS s st. NV, LOT. mi. 81
407 LIST ST.. llr.
rs 4th st Sc. llr....3.
1907 9th St., 7r., mi. ..3!
1920 n J.av.,m.i ,6r.27.5t
III 18th st. sc IN i. Or. 2,
14Cb Col. st. Or. mi25.4l
14U7 Col. st. tir..m.i25. 4,
537 9th ct. n. g. Or. mi =,
436 LIST N e., Or. m.i...22.5t
1893 9th ne. Or, mi. ~
40 K me-. ST., IN. i.......2(
631 q It. s.e., CIR. mil
10l2 9TH sine, Or. 1877.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-TwO EXPERIENCED LADIES DE-
sire to Rent House in northwest section the city
for winter months with view to taking boarders pre-
fer boarding of house part payment Address
EGG, Gainesville, Va. aul7-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

FOX trsSrT Ti rios. q -wAaeAhAN kEAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

Mrs. +. l. Fisher, who Is spending the sum-
mer in New England. will sojourn for the next
week or ten days at Nantasket Beach.
Miss Ida Tomlinson of L street is sojourning
at Berkeley Springs.
Mar. Robert ToOmb and his daughter, Miss
Irene, have left for Atlantic City.
Mr.. II. S. Zimmerman eft yesterday for At
lantic City, where he will spend the remainder
OF August.
Mrs. H. B. Waters has returned much i'm.
proved in health after spending several weeks
among the mountains OF western North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee aud Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Carroll and their guests
Mrs. W. H. II. Hoover and son and Miss Cors
Hutchinson. have returned from a pleasant So
iourn of some week at Ocean View.
c. Maurice, wife and child have returned
from a two-week's stay at Ocean City.
Mrs. Donnelly, son and dau liter are spend
ing the summer at Lincoln, Loudoun county
DIR. w. Bedford Brown and Miss NJ. Z. Simp
son sail saturday for Europe on the steamer I'm
bra for stay of several years on the con
tincnt
Hon. William Walter Phelps, United States
minister to Germany. accompanied by hi
daughter and the Misses Blaine, went to Bal
harbor Yesterday, where he will be the CUES
OF Mr.. Blaine tor a week.
thursday vening enjoyable party wal
given at Pin y Point hotel in celebration Of
ntte Jennie Williams first birthday Mis-,
Jennie Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
W Williams and granddaughter OF Mr.. Wash
- "lliiams- Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs Wash. b. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs
Ihos. W. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Cassiu
and daughters, Dir. and Mrs. y. n Petit, Mrs
and Hiss Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. knight and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Trott Mrs Lamasure snJ
family, Mrs. Carpenter, the Misses Maddox
Bareh, Ingram, Lambeth, Won sweringen, Cole
Jones and the Messrs Thompson. lie Merle
Conneu, Joice and Johnson.
Mr.. M. Gerson and Miss L. Gerson viii leav,
tomorrow for Atlantic City and New York
where they Will stay for several wseks
Mr.. Andrew b. Duvau and family have gon,
TO olney, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Hawkins and con OF !
street have gone TO Oakland Their daughter
Miss May +. Deuel., will not return from indians
until October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-17

IrOR RENT-ENTIRE BUILDING, NORTHWEST
y corner 1th and NV. has e.egant large store on
grade noor and IL rooms above, al in good order:
will lease responsible party al low figure If taken
at once. W. c. DUvALL, 925 st. aul5-5t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-02

The ELIXIR OF LIFE.-Dr. w. A. Ham
mond, the distinguished physician, of Wash
ington, is experimenting successfully with
an elixir of life, discovered by DR.. Brown
Sequard, of Paris, and which is said to pro.
duce remarkable results in reuvenating de.
crepit and aged persons. This youth-giving
fluid is compounded from the most delicate
portion of every animals anatomy, that
which is already known for its life giving
qualities. DR.. Brown-Sequard secured his
material from a guinea pig, whereas DR..
Hammond took the lamb for his use, which
he believed to be superior to any other ami.
NAL for the purpose to which he has put 1t.
This material he places in mortar, pounds
to pulp, and adding water distils an es.
seuce, which is administered to the patient
By 8 hypodermc injection.
DR.. Hammond's subject is au old man,
who Is deorepit to an extreme degree. The
treatment is exceedingly simple. and con.
ssts of an injection in the PATIENTS leg every
other day. The patient has already shown
signs OF returning vitality that seem incred.
ibls, this change having been marked on the
third day after the application of the elixir
was 6rst made. DR.. Hammond says he has
information from Paris to the effect that DR..
Variot has administered the elixir to de.
crept individuals with the moet astonish-
Ing results. The report states that they
have become rejuvenated under the inhu.
ence of the treatment.
Dr.. J. Ewing Mears. demonstrstor of eur.
gerry in Jefferson College, Philadelphia, says:
My opinion is that Dr. Brown.Sequard is
In his second childhood, and that DR.. HAM
mond, as he is known in his profession. is
fraud. ltis 80 impossible for this theory to
oe successful as it is to rejuvenate an old
oeeayed trunk of q tree by engrafting it
Witn young tree. The theory is simply
ABSURD: Dr. Hammond knows it as we'll as
40. de is doing it for the money that is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-02
The Late Capt. Chas. M. Fauntleroy.
From the LcesbuIg Mirror

Charles Megill Fauhil3roy, formerly OF
the U. s. navy, and afterwards in tho nili
tary and naval service ci lbe Confederate
states-died at the residence cf his deush
ter, Mrs. Powell Harrison, in Lsesburg, on
Sunday night, 9th July. after prorscted
and painful illness, in his 9th year.
He was the son of the late Gen. Thomas
T. Fauntleroy-formerly Colonel ct Dra'
goous, U. s. A.-and was u native of Win
chester, Frederick county, Va.
He entered the U. 8. navy as midship-
man In 1888, end rendered % years OF nearly
continuous service in it in many parts OF
the globe. He commanded two of the veg
sells engaged in the coast surVey-was great
II distinguished for bis gallaDtry at the tax.
ing of the fortress of San Juan d. Ulios,
Vera Cruz, and for other serYice5 in the
Mexican wa., and wae noted for bis ability
and gsllantry in every duty assigned 10
him.
On the secession of Virginis, his father
sud he resigned their commissions in the
u. s. army and navy and entered the Ger
vice of the Confederacy.
He was on Gen JOS +. Johnston'e staff
from the first Manassas until the battle of
Seven Pines, where Johnston wac wound.
ed and disabled for the time.
He afterwards rendered emiuently useful
and important services in the navy of the
Confederate States. He was sent out 10 the
Nashville" as second in command, and
commanded her on her return, when he,
with great skill and boldDcsn. successfully
brought her through the blockade, into
Beaufort harbor, s. c., loaded with the arms
and munitions of war for the Confederacy,
with which the battle of CoriDth was fought.
He was again on the staff OF Gen. John.
ston, who was 10 command of the army of
the West and South, aud who made him H.
spector General of that army, when be was
commissioned colonel in the Confederate
States Army.
Subsequently he e;ss sent 10 New Or
leans and the lower Mississippi on import
ant duties Alta later day he was sent to
Europe on secret service, and was ifit in
command Of the "Rappahannock (which
was blockaded at Calais harbor. He was
there when he war closed.
After his return to this country, he was in
command of one OF the Pacific mail steam
ers between San Francisco ard Yokohama.
For some years he has resided In this
town with his widowed daughter.
He was consistent and exemplary mem.
ber OF st. James p. e. Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-02
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teethng is the prescription of one Of the
best fe, .ale nurses and physicians in the United
States, ald has been used for forty years with
neve--failrg success by millions of mothers for
their children. During the process of teething
its value is incalculsble. 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dysentery and diarrhes gripping
in the bowels and wind.colic. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price % cents
bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-02
Bucklen's Arnica SsIxe-

The BEST sALvE in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores letter.
Chapped Hands, Chilblsins, Corns and all skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
faction, or money refunded. Price IS cents ner
box. For sale by E. S. Leadbester & Bro. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-02
pERRYs HARNESS OIL SOAP.

Three sizos-t1, SO and 25c sizes; the finest
arEcie In the wOE4a for t.rress. For sale by
1epf,! w, f. CREIGHTON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-02
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