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TRUsTEE's SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
property Fourth opposite judiciary square0u
Thursday IL O'Clock "
by virtue ~ deed Of dated OcobrI 20 1885, and recorded
Lbor J. A. g. No a. fnios 46 fa7. 49a
washington The District lumhia,
subscriber will SELL the highest bidder, All part
bered numbered hundred
the city Of washington NE said lot and marked and
laid down the Of said city lies north Of line sa~n
from the front line OF said lot Fourth point ~
the centre q the psry will o the erected sad o
through the centre Of said dividing wall In ngd hhe 70
the rear of line Of said lot together with the improvements con
sng o. handsome aud welt finished f9srsoy brick house with
large back buildings attached.
TERMS s2oBo ~ and 10 non,hs with
interest, secured by deed OF the premises
" the terms Of sale complied with within eve days there
aer the trustee right 70 resell az the risk and expense
EN-. LINTHroUm
Trustee
JAs, g. MCGUIRE
May 2l-eotIunelGdts Aucuonesr
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MEETING OF THE NATIONAL COMMITTEES.

At meeting of the Democratic National Committee held
a, the Burnett House. in Cincinnati Ohio, Friday June
1866, pursuant to notice. Hon. D. A. Smaey of Ver-
mont chosen chairman, and John H. George of New
hampshire secretary.
Voted, that the chairman and Messrs Dr. Grafenreid Of
Georgia and vallandigham of Ohio be committee pro-
the publication of the proceedings of the National Con-
venon. a@ ~ #. ~.."
Voted TO adjourn to meet at the National Hotel in
Washington, d. c., Wednesday, June IL, 1885, at Il
o'clock, m.
d. A. sMALLEY Chairman.
Jous H. GEORGE, Secretary.
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once Of the Commissioner OF Lotteries,
Anril

HE undersigned Comm,oner o. Lotteries Of the State Of Mary
land being IN receipt daily Of csrs from various port
making inquiry lottery schemes which
country flooded which purpof be decided
Maryland CONSOLIDATED this method
al such letters Of inquiry, and inform the public that all
puporng decided by Maryland dawiug
parties who tle themselves Muris Co and
pretend managers grand iuttsres
Cleveland Onto impoFters and said
legal existence and that another fictitious
dm styled Muuy Co.. Cleveland Ohio, also mposisrs
al lotteries which they profess he for also
frauds. ###
RICHARD FRANCE, of this city, the for drawing
Maryland lotese business conducted under 1rm
FRANCE Co, and they have
BALTIMORE There however forty lcensed
Of Maryland who derive
ough tickets the Maryland lotteries
d. II. McPH fIL,
Commissioner Of Lotteries for o Maryland.
Az a. andscp
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

SESArE-Mr. Stuart was elected Presiding Officer du-
ring the absence of Mr. Bright The bill to amend the
naturalization laws made the special order for Saur
day next Mr. Butler expressed his intention of discussing
the Kansas question Thursday next and it was made
the special order for that day Mr. Trumbu introduced
bill to order and peace in Kansas by aboishng her
territorial laws and officers and annexng her to Nebraska
An extended discussion took place between him and his
colleague Mr. Douglas that question: after which, the bill
WIS referred the Committee Territories and ordered
TO be printed Mr. Foot then spoke at length the
subject of the naval board and particularly in refer
ence to the constitutional powers Of the President of the
United States as eommandern-chief Of the army and
navy and upon the conclusion OF his remarks the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA- Jones' of Tennessee,
moved strike from the journal the notice given by Mr..
Edwards, of New York. on Saturday last Of his intention
to introduce bill TO the seat of government from
the District of Columbia point within five miles
the city of Cincinnati Ohio, the ground that quo
rum present on that day After some versaton
the taken by yeas and nays when it found
that no quorum voted, and the House adjourned.
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The New York Independent of last week puts forth the
following prediction and macdiction:
Let be surprised II the OF the bludgeon and
the revolver upon free speech covcry begun in the Senate
should break out openly in the House Of Representative
II the bloody threats Of Brooks and his allies shall be put in
execution other northern shall be assaulted Tor free
dom Of speech in debathe question whether the federal
government sha yield 10 brute force be determined
upon the instant And It pH be determined Let the blood
Of northern again flow In tho Capitol and ton
would not contain the who would pour upon II from
the North and the Wet TO vndcae the right Of speech
Let another such blow has fallen upon Senator Sumner
be inflicted upon northern representative and within
twenty hours New York and Boston, Connecticut and
Aassachuset Meme and Ohio will rush arms for the de-
fence Of freedom Ut Washington"
In reply to the above the Journal Of Commerce says:
"Wel, another hds occurred at Washington. Not
exactly F#h because the speaker beaten
instead Of being badly because he was democrat
instead Of aboltons and because he was private et
ren instead Of being member of the Senate II differed
also In ththst the provocaton much less than in the
case Of Mr.. Sumner. Owen Quigey onys houted Hurrah
Tor hagruder (he democratic candidate for MAYOR AZ he
passed knonothing and his companions in one Of the
streets Of Washington and for this he beaten and kick
to death the pot II short speech, but IL cost him
his life. Yet public meetings have been held in conse
quenee is It proposed to redress the wrong by general
rush Of the North and West to Washington vndcate
the right Of Speech
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"N" $500 May %. 1855.
hereby given Of The stock issued
Congress July 1870 that such soek Ia
deemabe BY es viii paid the Treasury the
ersO la Of November nsr whs
interest will cease.
department will continue purchase such stock prior 10 said
day OF pon win pay therefor the following Ia
addition the interest accrued 10 The day Of purchase with one
days interest for the money 10 reach the vendor
On such stock m day Of
July inclusive half OF cent ON
The amounts specified n the eertiheaiesi
between the lat and 5st days August
fourth Of per cent
received 3 day Of August INC ntef
hereoR additional Interest only wiz De
paid #N#s.#a (. .E. NE8@MA
Certificates Of such this nosics mus, he
purchase money prior e LIST July the cur
be assigned BY the present Stock
holder will be payable heretofore
And notice further TO holders Of other stocks OF ns ohea
States department purchase between the LIST
and Of December unless the sum OF
shah previously obnned and viii for the same
from this day tue last dividend
additional The reach
vendor, the following rates Of premium;
on stock is4a premium Of 10 per cent
ls4 ls4S premium Of ~ cent
issued the Sth September 1850 com
monty indemnify stock, premium of per cent
Certificates should be duty assigned
the party entitled receive the money! and
previous July the current half interest must
assigned siockhoder otherwise the interest
year day viii payable him heretofore
Payment foregoing stocks will be made BY drafts sn
The Boston, New York; Philadelphia as
the parties entitled TO receive the money may direct y.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mny 20--dnleNoy Secretary of the Treasury.
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THE CLOSING SCENES IN THE DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Cincinnati Enquirer of last Saturdays issue has the
following interesting article descriptive of the closing
scenes in the Democratic National Convention;
ahe copous reports Of the proceedings of the convention
to be found in o-days Enquirer will give our readers
faint idea Of the unanimiy and enthusiasm with which
James Buchanan received the presidential nomination.
We faint for the that transpred during the call
Of the roll the last ballot the brief and eloquent respon
Of the charmen Of the different delegations they gave
In their votes must have been and heard to be suitably
appreciated. The spacious ball filed to its utmost
capacity with representatives from every State in the
Union and the snglenes Of purpose with which they were
all actuaed and the enthusiasm by which they ami
mated glorious indeed TO every lover Of his country
Hand grasped hand in cordial embrace; California
sponded to Maine and Georgia Wisconsin, and from the
great lakes to the Gulf of Mexico up shout for
had previously existed and personal preference for other
men, forgotten thrown aside in unanimous deter
mnation stand by the nominee and thus uphold the
great principles Of our organization. .. f.....
"nasprito Of magnsnmity aud devotion to the democratic
cause worthy Of Them Messr Pierce and Douglas with
drew their from the after IL had been demon
stntcd that Mr. Buchanan the choice Of the majority
and most heartily confirmed II. Neither they their
friends were willing to be placed in position Of facous
opposition to the will OF the majority.
"Ths generous conduct upon the part Of patriotic
President and the distinguished scnator from Illinois will
add another laurel wreath Of fame TO the bright chapets
which adorn their brows and give them even higher
place in the affections of the party than they have hitherto
enjoyed.
President Pierce will retire from Office with the grateful
appreciation Of patriotic and Union-ovng men, that upon
all occasions and in difficult emergencies he has been faith
full to the con9uon and with the certainty that his
administration will occupy good place In American
annals.
"The senator from Illinois Is yet in the prime Of life n
of glory and honor before him. to be crowned
confident carly day. with the highest bonors the
American people bestow Such the unmistskable
sentiment and feeling Of the convention In regard TO tho
iusrious senator from Illinois,
aThe unanimous nomination Of James Buchanan by the
Cincinnati Convention settles the presidential contest In
our favor He will in all human probability receive The
electoral OF nearly every State in the Union The
North and the South the East and the West will vie with
each other in the cordiay Of their support All oppos-
ton to his election will be idle Il would he
the torrent Of Niagara He will be borne into the prcs
Dental chair upon of popular urore that will sweep
everything before IL. Black-repubcanism and know
nothngism will be literally crushed out and leave be-
hind them not vcstge of their ancient vigor."
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wsrmssrIa. tcanOll county, MAJ
June Q, 1856.
10 dc Eailor eftA. unton.

TO che Editor ofAs Union'
IEnueaced BY Ofduty owe mankind, would
spscuy request your OF the following SLATE
OF ness and from consumption During the fa
ga Violently affected with cold, followed BY disagree
cough months being increased by each
additional Towards last Of January 1882 severe pain
right sds below the collar bone accompanied
cough night day had great dnieuy ia breath
Ing coughed up thick yellow matter occasionally mres with
blood My strength and flesh wasted and sunsnd with
night ch all The Of confirmed hectic FEVER
Under could doubt bat lungs were
very affected and had hope ofrecose Upon an exam
my large cavity detected in the
ug lung underneath collar bone. Such the state OF my
the LEI june 1850 with thu Increasing IN VIC
ence, when advised by physician the virtue OF nha
aon direction Hunter Of No 81 North CHARLES
Baltimore. had long wait for evidence Of improve
The cough became the matter raised
from lungs became sweet and refresh
Ing appetite returned flesh increased, and had the evidence
that The road Improvement My fiends also discovered
the improvement, would remark Swans will get wel Is
under treatment by Dr. Hun
gradually improving nce much so that
consider able discontinue leatment aud do
should have said that the fact of cavity
having made evident by chest being consid
erably suHken where II existed. @"tE
Under these feel it my duty earnestly
mend all persons afflicted In myeto apply
Drs. Hunter Williams 81 North Charles Baltimore
where, feel assured, they will be perfectly satisfied
Yours, respectfully, LEVI EVANS.
References VIM A. Malhia NJ d. Jesse l.. Warfed, NJ d.;
Jacob cashier Of the rdme and Mechanics Bank OF Car
foil couniyi Francis siver city muyoai of Westminster
June l0-lt
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lNoLpNHIAN GuANOTho subscribers ofsr for
nsndsr Of cargo variety r,ano imposd brig
Psune, present condition.
cent Of bone rhcvphse of lime A. the gathered be
the commenced they enabled cell
prices below those Of the prescott importers.
They store cargo Peruvian imported In ship
aJohu Cumming TO- ~ % being
IL believed, The most superior cerro in tho market.
The above the
separately
cheaper manipulate mir
acultsrate them 70 sut his own pleasure
w. WHITRLoCR a CO.,
June o-d3Iif' Corner Gay and High streets, Baltimore
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Life versus Death.
Just Published, the 5th edition, price dime only,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRoFULAi
A popular treatise,

ByJ. FORSTER, NJ. D.,
GLOWING anidoe fEhul scourges Of the
human race, together with the proper OF bronchitis,
coughs thoHi, night swea pulmonary and die
kngis evil, eupu0ns, rngwor scad head,
and ulcers salt reum pains and swsls Of tho Prints bones and
glands and all diseases Arising from Of tho blood
This book, plain but fobie gives all
advice RATIONAL cheap and highly
sefucatneni Kind, and strongly
afflicted heads OF families Sc
able guide In time Of need
Also contains Interesting information for those afflicted with
deafness, rupture bodily deDrmiucs, &C.
10000 copies have sod Mailed within the
few weeks, every pau 81 the county.
booksellers
poet Free of Mess BRIDGMAN CO.. i5s Grand street. New
York.
June 3-dkcp3mf
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Loo AL NE w y.

The CONFERENCE.-The new boards of the city
councils met yesterday morning. and duly organized
In the board Of alderman Mr. Clarke elected president
Mr. Pearson vice president Mr. E. j. Middleton secretary
and Mr. Jacob Klieber messenger In the council
Mr.. Alice elected president Mr. Charles r. Lowrey
secretary and Mr. Jacob Keber messenger After the
election OF the officers the two boards met in joint
ou Mr. Dove made the following report of the votes
for mayor:
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NJ jackson Democratic Assoeistop.-A meeting ~
win he held the evening at ~ o'clock democratic
side 10Th
streets. preliminary arrangement. for grand
meeting democracy the Distinct ray
Buchanan and BseknTidgu full Attendance
desired. DANJ RArCLIffE,
June Io-it President.
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SrHGSrA law has been passed by the legislature Of
iowa providing that trains shall fun stop on ap.
preaching crossings under penalty OF s500bslf 20 10
'ne nfomer If life property is destroyed by violation
OF this act the penalty double the value OF the property
OF from $4,000 to $4,000 for life to be recovered by the
representatives. Of the deceased Amount received to 20
10 the widow and children, IL any II neither to go rs
other personal assets
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By >. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuon.sr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR FIRST GLASS DWELL.
rseundcr the direction Of Hon David Sewati o.
of the q N EirRnnf Dard
con- will offer public aucton. The
ThuTrdav June " ~ O'Clock, ne eow
order in whrh ihsy are lnnrd wa
lot Davtdson'a spBdv'slou "a suHfe 2g nnng on
"a feet In hss with adcPh q 80 ieetb ap
alley, .sL
Lot No 49, Dsv.ous subdivision - rs, - me carner
ffsnkn suBsrti unung -
inches street, and ranne back ~ ter tncF' 70 ~
alley. .E -. 49,, ~,
10, M 49, I'm Dayidson. at, honuug ~
with depth Of l4e ieet - tRfhe iun
nin . n 3oieet alley. .s. IL. 49,. ...
Lot No o. Davdson's subdivision q square a. fronting -
Ih and nnng back, hndas on ~ ss' ay 70
an siey III feet inches wide ...-l -, - 49,.
Not No g. in Daydon subdivision Of square sa onins a. sst
inches New York and running oss % si chs
mel Northern Liberties MARKET :. Il. .
T.n ~ wsls pna,hisd purchase bt paid
and he res equal asniens Vt md "A months,
win /, t,rew 10 n. secured y approved notes gf
fsiure comply with the terms ~ sne within
49,, Az slry property win be rssod bis
Th.s. viii sold wfhout reserve
rar title witch nsispursbe, reference he msse 70 w g.
O., al esotretown. JAS. y. McGUtnk.
I,re s-sods .aaa9 Aacseneer.
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FULL REPORT OF THE ENTIRE PROCEEDINGS
OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

We give this morning full report of the fourth days
proceedings of the Democratic National Convention--a
report of the fifth and last days proceedings is in type
and will appear tomorrow In this weeks number of the
Weekly Union which will be ready for delivery Thurs
day morning, will give full and complete report of
the entire proceedings of the convention including the
ports debates speeches. ballotngs analysis of the votes
&c This report will occupy nearly the whole of the pa
per- and should and doubt will for this number
of the Weekly Union very heavy demand in addition
its present immense circulation Persons desiring extra
copies of this weeks number should send in their orders
this day. ...M.a. y. u ..r... .r ..
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VIM. w. BeIknap, Attorney -at- Law and Land
Agent, Keokuk, Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located choice land in a satisfactory
IL favorable terms all business requr
ing attention OF attorney promptly attended TO.
rairo Nourse, Washington, D. O.
Alexander ", Evans,
Keller a. Mckesney,
Dec 13-suosd&cp
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Drs. Hunter a. williams,
PHYSICIANS PoR DISEASES or THE THROAT AN
IUNGs

nR HUNTER or Dr WILLIAMS viii be in Washington on IN
Sh and a9 Of each month The mex, visit will be Thur
day, The l2h inst
once $50 Popnyvania avenue, Mrs. voss ewey
June 10 DIT
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nyCoiumbiap horticultural soet.sy.-A meeting % his
ely will b. held Tuesday, 10Th instant the
Cnggnu podson's store, o'clock, m make
regular erhbisn An persons interested invited
attend, ..#
June 20 ....
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nNITEn STATES CoURT or CLAIMs.

Monday, June 9,-Richard Martin Young, esq, OF this
city, was admitted practise attorney and counsel
Tor Of this court
The opinion Of the court in the Of James Beaty's
executors The United States in that Of Emmett Fadder
rs The United States and in that of H. and W. Myer
The United States was delivered by Judge Scarburgh
The argument in favor Of the claimants in the Of Mary
e. d. Baney The United States was made by Mr. Rock
well who was followed in favor Of the government by the
Solicitors when the submitted for the decision
Of the court and
The court adjourned till eleven o'clock tomorrow
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SUMMER mats oDp co. daily receiving lAsse Id
dtons ~ bate suitable for hr
They would pa ncuinrs purrassr th,ir
white French fes and tinas Of venlsu
entirely In hts market
May 2s---Hdseoimd
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"A cgLI RE, MILLS, ~ Co., Land tgerss, h"b"a"e,
VI Iowa. vii Of lows with land
scrip for Appyur VIII pa, ares make col
leeton., buy cell real and land warrnts n
selection ofsnds by thorough and
competent engineer and surveyor. et
Hon. George w. Jones, u =. senator, Dubuque, lows
Gem w. Lewi-, surveyor general, Dubuque, fewa.
Gov Henry DODGE u. i. senate, Wisconsin,. .e#
Mssutn strachnn Scott, bankers New York =
Hon. Eli Cock, Buf.in New Ysrk,
Feb g-dt hsodlf6m
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Markets.

New Yonk June Cotton is rm-ssles of 900 bales
at previous rates. Flour Of H. barrels
good State SIS IS superfne Ohio, Sc rs standard south
ern, Sc rs extra, IS So Wheat hesvysaes of IA
bushelssouthern red 81 6s white, 81 49, Corn heavy
sales of 40 900 bushesouthern mixed 81 cents Pork is
heayysales 200 barres-mess, SIS rs SIS 81. Beef
hrmsaes Of $50 barres-Chicago repacked $l2 Lard s
drooping-sacs of 700 barrels at 1oSs Whiskey
heavy-sales of $50 bsrrels-0hio 20 cents. Coffee is
heayysales of 800 bagsRio Ia cents Sugar active
sales of I5oo hogsheadsoreans 81 cents. Molasses is
frm--sales Of 500 barrels--Muscovado, IS cents.
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We have been requested to state that there will be
meeting at to-day at the Smithsonian Institution Of
the guano convention
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LExisoTos Ky June 6.The National Division of North
America in session in this place. large number of
delegates present. representing most of the States Ter
rories and provinces Of the continent and the business ia
progressing with the utmost harmony and despatch Re-
ports from the various parts Of the jurisdiction exhibit
healthy condition Of the finances and strength of the ORDER
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nRINTING-PREss sale, cheap for cash.-A double
printing press, good running order being
the press upon Washington Union newspaper IL now
printed Apply this office. 1r .asefs.assz 81 aFEs9
May l5--dint .#e ##sr# aa.aaa sfaiezsh REEta
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Egypt, Ethiopia Sinai by Doc Lessins VOLS London.
Memoirs of Phillip de commincs. vols. London.
De Foes Works | VOL London.
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Treaty NTH the Indiana, dc.

ST. LOUIS June 9Advices from Fort Pierre OF the 29th
that General Harvey concluded treaty with the Sioux
Indians the 23d The Indians have suffered severely
hunger during the winter There unusual quantity
of snow upon the mountains at the end of April. s@
The brings III 900 robes and FAIRS She met the
United States steamer VIM. Baird the lah, bound for
Fort Pierre. -- - s
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