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were conferred upon the convention. AID that
the right TO approve or reject the constitution
was not reserved to the people. AMI hence
the people agreed in advance to accept the
constitution and it is their voluntary act and
deed by their delegates. On this point Sens-
tor Douglas joins issue with the President.
Senator Douglas does not claim that the
right was reserves to the people by the terri
torial Legislature, but he insists that the or
ganic act is susceptible Of no other interpreta-
ton, for it left the people perfectly free to reg
ulate their own domestic institutions in their
own way. This regulation Of their own insti-
tntioas il held to inciuie the power to create a
constitution and enact laws. How else are
they to be rsgulated2
BIZ. humbiy submit that It does not seem
to me to require, nseessarilv, the slbmission
Of either to the approval Of the electors at tbs
polls. It does not say 50 in so many words.
It does not say so In SO many words. 1t does
not say shat 1.-The psople thereof are to be left
perfectly free to regulate their own domestic
institutions in their owa way by vote at the
polls" Nor is such submission necessarily
implied; for we have sw Urn that, In free ex-
ercise Of their own will, the people may choose
to act by representatives choose to
clothe them with plenary powers. Nor IL
such necessity consistent with the language
used. The language used is, s'but to leave the
people perfectly free to regulate their own
domestic institutions in their own way" Then
they must be left free to choose the means by
which this ID to Be done; and they may choose
delegates, and clothe them with plenary pow
ers for this purpose. 1880
But, yielding that the Interpretation Of the
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FOR THE CURE or
Consumption, Decline Asthma Bronchitis wsstlne Of
Flesh, Night Sweats, Splitting Of Blood, Hopping
Cough, Difficulty Of Breathing, Cousfs.
Colds, Influenza, Phthisic, Palm In the
Side, and all Diseases Of the
Lungs, isunequa1ed.
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AMI the Senator strongly intimates, what
the whole conltry knows, end what |, in my
place here, on my responsibility as Senator,
distinctly charge, that this criminal neglect
was by design, and for the purpose Of exclu.
ding fair expression Of the will OF the peo-
pie; and that the Officers Of this Government,
including the President, with full knoledge
Of these facts, have openly participated in this
open and fragrant robbing Of the people Of thei.
dearest rights az American citize ns-the right
to select their own rulers and make their own
laws and that the acquiescence Of the people
has been coercsd by the President by the use
Of Federal bayonets. To s.ppose the con-
trary would be to deny the President and his
officers ordinary intelligence.
The question then arises, whether the,people
Of that territory can be robbed Of their origin
al, their necessary right In the territory, un-
der the Kansas Nebraska bill. to give express
sion to Their will in the election Of their dele.
gates, by fraudulent execution Of the terri.
torial Law; that which was known at the time
to be fraudulent, and which facts were fully
known and understood, it is believed, by the
President Of the Emitted States when pc quar-.
tered troops around the room in which these
delegates convened, fpr the purpose Of pro.
tecting them from the very result 90 graph.
cally indicated the other day by tina honorable
Senator from Calfornia, Mr.. Broderick, ]
when he said, that II the people Of that terri
tory, being thus Intentionally robbed Of theil
rights % American citi zens, had risen in their
might and logged these delegates from the ter.
ritory, he would have approved the act, and
more, he would have spplauded them had they
MANNED them and sent them away in disgrace
I agree with the honorable Senator from
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ALEXANDRIA.
tdencs of TIE Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 20, 1883.
Yesterday the Friendship Fire Company paid
the last sad offices to the remains of MIR. John
Young, whose sudden death we noticed on Sat-
urday The company, Mr.. Jas. w. Atkinson,
President, appeared in considerable numbers,
and were accompanied by martial music The
body of the deceased was drawn to the grave on
the hose carriage Of the company, which was
tastefuily fitted up for the occasion. A large
concourse accompanied the funeral procession
Mccormick, auctioneer, made at noon on
Saturday, the following sales of real estate: A
lot OF ground on King street, adjoining Sarepta
mali, ~ feet inches front, and 80 feet deep, to
w. IL. Mo Knight, for s3, 400; A lot Of ground ,
with one large brick building, and one smaller
one. on the corner Of King and Commerce SITS ,
to II. 5. Martin, for s. ,s25; A lot Of ground on
SinS street, adjoining the above, on the west to
Samuel Troth, for $3.50; A lot Of ground on the
west SIDE OF Fairfax street. between Princess and
Oronoco, 20 feet front by 6S feet deep, 10 VIM
hurley, for $50; A tract Of land in the county of
Alexandria, containing about 260 acres being
the property Of the late Dr. R. b. Alexander 10
James Roach, for S2l per acre and a tract of
land adjoining the above mentioned tract with
the factory building and water power thereon
$40.
The Alexandria, Loudon & Hampshire Rail-
road Company hold their annual meeting in this
city on the 9TH OF September
Arrived To-day-Schr Ring Dove, Johnson.
philadelphia, to s. Shinn. Steamer Columbia
Harper, Baltimore, to w heat & Bro Schooner
X. r stockton, CIammer, Providence, TO d. III.
Lowe. Schooner Gen. Worth, Patrige. Balti
more, guano to J. C. Nevett schr II ii. Hunt
ley, Hammond, New York, salt to Mcveigh q
Markets To day.-Flour; no sales Wheat; Of
ferings large and market active; white at 81 2sa
IS, red sI.I5al 25. Corn-offerings very good;
waite &c, mixed 4a77, yellow S0aSic Rye
sales OF poor at 7Oc., good SOC. Oats al 37aiOc.
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Tnr MnirAir vr,,, 70 m, p.rsrsss. .-rh.

TIE MriifAIY vIsif 70 ral ParsrplSf The
omcers met 1t the Columbian Armory this morn.
ing, and at 10 O'Clock forming In two ranks, they
proceeded by the Avenue to the Presidents.
Their object Is the reorganization Of the militi.
system. The following Is a list Of the oficers
present:
Col OIL. WT . Hickey, commanding; Adjutant H.
Presidents Mounted Guard-Captafn Peck,
Lieutenants Teel and Birch
washington fagereCaptain Schwarzmann,
Lieutenants Ruppel and Sellhausen.
Washington Light Infantry-Captain Davis,
Lieutenants Powers and Morocco
National Guard-Captain TAFT, Lieut.. Bishop.
Union Guards-Capt Clark, Lieut.. Donnelly.
Montgomery Guards-Lieutenant Keleher, Sur
geon Moore
nolds and Campbell.
ushered into the east room, and thence to the pri
waite office Of the President, where he sat at his
desk, in company with the honorable Secretary
Of War Col Hickey introduced the subject Of
arisen, to be seated; which he did Remaining that
he would take that liberty he was getting to be-
an old man.
Col. Hickey then ordered the officers IN a re.t
and proceeded to deliver q written Grafton upon
the subject OF the present organization of the Dis
trlct military. and requesting the President and
secretary OF war to reorganize the militia, and
cause regular and strict execution of the mill
taIy laws, as laid down in the act OF Congress of
1903. -
The President and Secretary listened with
Characteristic courtesy to the address, the Presi-
dent occasionally interposing, to ask such expla-
nations from Col. H as to certain points which
he did not clearly comprehend.
On its conclusion, the President replied that
he felt deeply sensible Of the importance of hav-
ing a perfect military organization in this Dis.
trict, and had listened with pleasure to the sug-
gestions viii h had been made for accomplishin mo
this much -C-Se-dt sired end he would lake them
into consideration, and advise with the Secretary
Of War as to the most proper and efiectual mode
of making the District militia a serviceable and
well-driiled corps.
After a compliment to the citizens of the Dis
trict and expressing his belief that there were
here the elements of first class military organ.
ization, he was introduced personally to the as
sembled officers.
The Secretary of War spoke but little. but what
he did say was to the purpose, and he and the
President promised their hearty cooperation in
the movement of reorganization.
The officers then took their leave and marched
TO Gauters to recuperate after the pleasant inter-
view with the Chief Magistrate.
RETAIL PRIcEs.-The following list, compris.
ing articles in constant demand in every family
furnished by one of our principal grocers, is the
correct list Of retail prices at this time From
this 1t will be seen that the tendency of retail
prices Of groceries Is, usual during this season
of the year, upward. IL Is unnecessary to stat
the causes, as the experience of every house
Is sufficient to indicate them; they are not I'm.
usual:
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By A. GREEN. Auctloneer.

-FOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
u OHIO AVENUE AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY,
the oath inst ant. shall SELL in front of the premises
az a., o,oock p. m. four handsome and desirable
bnLoing Lots, beng part of the subdivision of
oflglna Lot In Square NO.S5,, and deslFnated as
Lots b, ID, F and n. Each lot has a beautiful front
on ONO avenue and runs back TO an alley, between
lS1s and l4th streets west.
ne attentl"n OF persons wishing to purchase
Dulidlng lots In this quite healthy and improving
sectOn OF the CITY is called to the above sale as the
properly will positively he sod
Terms: One fourth cash I; balance in 6. II, and IL
months Tor notes bearing Interest, and secured by
deed of trust. ~
Title lndisputable.
aul 2-d GpEEN 49,.
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missourf EIecfIau

ST. Louis, Aug. % The returns from all IN,
counues except six, show that there have beef
elected to the House Of Representative. Of m,
Legislature Of that State, si Democrats and |,
Opposition; TO the Senate, al Democrats, Oppo
sition NPFS
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Yellow Fever ut New Orleans. Sc.

NAV ORLEaNs,A Aug Io.-The deaths by yellow
lever In this city on Wednesday were a.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 20 The death. I'm thi.
city by yellow fever Yesterday were %
vessel which arrived at this port to-dsr 70.
ports having spoken in lat. - n Ion IL no w.
me snip Nathaniel Halon, with the captain and
fourteen OF her crew down sick with the fever
NEw ORLEANS, Aug. e3-On Friday. ther.
were nftY-two deaths from yellow fever
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BhLrisoRg. August 23.-Flour is unsettled
Southern IS 40a5 SIS
Wheat firm; Southern white 81 I5aI60.
Corn firm; white Ssa90c
Mess Pork declined IOc
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Financial.

New YoRk, August % Socks are dull ard
steadY. Chicago and Rock Island 72S: Cumber-
land Coal Company lex; Illinois Central shares
"a; La Crosse and Milwaukee 81; Michigan
Southern 81 New York Central 7sx: Rradipg
~; Milwaukee and Mississippi 10, Virginia SIS
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of 9vrits
I'VE OF her taclas issued from the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose TO public safe, for CASH, in front Of the
81 day OF September 1885, at u O'Clock m the tolo
loving Described property, to wit: All defendants
rght ttle claim, and nteres in and TO Lots Nos
and 4. IN Drury's subdivision of Square No 800
In the city Of Washington, ID. c.. together with All
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon the property of John III, DruTy and
VIII be sold to satisfy gudicias No. 295 and z9s to
ston, w SETDE MaE.h.1hs
au ll-dts for the District OF Coumh,s
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
IN flerl Faclas, issued from the Clerks Ofice Of
the County of Washington. and to me directed. :
sna e1 pose to public sale for cash. In front Of the
the Sd of September next, 1885, at IL o. clock tns
following described property. to wit.: All defend
AM rignt, tlte, claim, and interest In and TO Lot
ID together with all and singulsr the Improve
ments thereon, seized and LEVIED upon as the prop
erty OF Wm II flaming, and will be sold to saIisfy
yudlc,a o. 100, to October term. 1853 in favor Of
w. SELDEN, Marshal
au Its for the District of CoIumhis
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Wisconsin Currency.

CHICAGO, Aug 81 The notes Of the discred-
ioo oohks In wisconsin are bought by brokers
here to-day at one per cent discount.
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Baltimore Markets

LouLsvILLE, Aug. 1T. Scott, the presiden,
OF the Northern Bank Of Kentucky, died at Lex
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Death of a Telegraph Superiu,.nd.u,.
Death of a Bank President.

BALrlMoRE, August 23.-James EDDY, Super.
lntendent OF the American telegraph lines, died
at Jericho, Vermont, Yesterday.
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Army Movements,

LEAvENwoETH, August 10, per u. & EXPIRES,
10 Boonville, August 81 Two companies OF the
Second Infantry arrived here yesterday from Fort
scott, and will be forwarded iJnmedia tely 90
toIi Randall. Sherman's battery march over
land TO Minnesota forthwith
A train is Organizing in the Quartermaster's
department al Fort Leavenworth To proceed 70
D. OF smith, hrkansas, TO form part OF Lieut..
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FouUdered nj &c,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.-The Tehuanfepeo
comPany's steamer Pcydras foundered at sea
All hands were saved
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RLACKISTONE'S PAVILION.-The under
- signed tof Washlngton) having taken ~ 4
will receive guests after the LIST July. This lG:W
Pavilion IS in 81. Mary's county; Nd near d laok-
letone's Island, and accessible by steamers from
" asnington and Baltimore. The neghborhood is
the most easant in the state and the water pos
sesses healthu mineI al properties Good Bathing
Fixtures, pleasant and coHimodiops Chamber c.
commodation., spacious Dining and Ball Rooms,
ing the river view, and Bowling saloon contribute
to the enjoypent of the guests. HIS Table will be
Bar is stocked with the choicest Wines. Liquors,
and Cigars. First rate COtillon Music, diiigent
Servants, and every attention may be relied on. Sail
unsurpassed in the United states Terms 81 so per
day for less than week; for week more, 81 rs
per diem.
p. S.-There will be Grsnd Independence Ball at
the Pavilion on the night of the 5th July. ind every
fortnight thereafter throughout the season.
an l0-eOlm X. j. MARSHALL. Prop'r.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON THE
II ISLAND AT AucTIox.-On WEDNESDAY,
the 18th sant shall sell, front of the premises
att O'Clock p. IN: handsome and valuable BuIldine
Lot, beng Lot No. IA. in Square No. 643, having a
me front on q street south of a feet I incn and
running back ~ feet inches to 81 foot aIley be-
tween Han and First streets west on the Island.D
lots. If desired. on the day of sale.
- FERNS One fourth cash the baIance in 6, y and
mphtns, LOT notes bearing interest, secured by q
deed OF trust upon the premises.
au lad A GREEN Auet
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ID w ID f. RI! 20 w ID E r A.
POWDER ~

L POWDER - !"
A. r. OFFUTT CO.. In Georg etown, having
accepted the agency for the District of Columbia
from the justly celebrated Hazard Powder Compa-
nv. would respectfully call the attention of dealers,
miners. quarryiers and sportsmen to the fact that
they have al this time magazine well stored with
several thousand kegs and canlsers of every grade
as well as large assortment of Safety Fuse, all OF
which will he sold by the quantity at the manufact
urers' prices We name in part
lining and Blasting Powder. in kegs of Is lbs. each
and FFr, G, kentucky Rife do. in do.
70 sea Shooting Powder, In kegs of Is lbs. each
Kentucky Rife do, in Id calisters.
Indian Rifle DO, In TASKS
Duck Shooting do, IN ID. cans.
No. i63 and les Bridge street, wholesale and retail
dealers IN Groceries, Dry Goods. 30. au Him
EOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
y with basement, on I'd street, Georgetown, the
nte residence Of M. DE Bodisoo, containg Is or IL
rooms The house and lot are large and IN complete
ofuer having al the necessary Outbuildings, baths,
CO. IL 10 ono OF the most cOmmodious in George
town, and veil arranged for comfort and elegance.
40 29-n
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AUUTIoI BAL1,

By BARNARD 4 BUcKEY; Georretovn.
E nsTBsSRlBERs WILL SELL FoR
~ al me rlrht And ate Of the ate Union Bank
the ess, "a. 20 the tvo-story Brick House on
Sionna aPsnrtenApt being part Of Lots Nos. 60 and
yNu. MARBURY.
R0Rr. REED, and (r,,.,
hlCHD. CRUIkSHANK,
au 20 BARNARD BUCREY. Apct.
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On the morning OF the sd Instant, MARY JANE,
oily daughter Of VIM. and Matilda Rutherford,
sged IL months and 5 days.
The Lord gave AMI the Lord hath taken away !;
essed he the name Of the Lord.
heI funeral wall take pao. from the residence of
her parents, No. 40 18th street, between G and
s,,Ieetss' on To morrow Tuesday Afternoon, at
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THE ABOVE SALE lS FURTHER POST
Poned until THURSDAY, the I'd day Of September
next, same hour.
By order IF the Trustee,
au 10 2aw6ds A GREEN Ano,
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Sc YES, cOnsIstinr Of
Z Inc Mahogany, Walnut, Ch'rry, and other Ward
rue Mshossny, Walnut, and Cherry, Jenn, Lind
Fine Walnut and kosewood Etrxa,.. I.d;..,c o.
NETS and " katnots. os NeO
r Inc Mshogany aud Walnut Sofas and Chairs.
he, e, YAK Maroie Top aud other COttage Cham
Fine Mahogany .nd Walnut DRESSING and otb.,
Bureaus, and Sldebosrds 1 Osnei
r me Mahogany and otner Chairs of every descrip-
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other TabI.,
Glasses, &c. HAi'S
My purpose Is to sell az cheap as auy other perso,
In w shIngton. and on as favorable Terms and
na t nyselI thar no person wishing 10 purchase
VIII De disappointed If they give me a cali.
$50. A.GREEN.
du Ie-u No. 52S 9TH street
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AUUf1o1 aAL1.
By WALL q BARNARD. Aua,

By WALL BARNARD, Austiousers.
MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS. EMBROI-
~ DhfiIs AND LACE GOODS, &c , AT AUCTION:
81 81 rs 81 S
Embroideries, Laces, DO. We name in part
Bonnets, trimmed and plain. sha.is and Cspes.
Embroid.riss. Isces and Fl TTlln nnu ss'e"'
Gloves, Hosiery. Collars, Belts,
Jet and Steel Goods.
brushes and Combs.
Portemonnsies, Money Bags.
with many other goods in the fancy line.
Also, . lot of assorted Dry Goods.
fais rersmptoTW; e.. Term, Gs:h kN,pn ..,,
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. = =
GOVERNMENT SALE AT THE NAVY
the Ss stS n. OF
O'CLOCK n, shall sell. by orde ofthe Navy Agent
az the washington Navy Yard, the following artI-
Slpoupds Bread Dust.
5l,,S pounds Pickles.
~ " G E%sss.,
22Sh gallons Beans,
y Blue Flannel Under Shirts,
q pair Blue Flannel Drawers,
20 s1o ssS n Sample n Bread Cssk,
7 s s::si' 81. Es sss & S:E's':'
MOIss.es Gate. large rye Mea. Knife,
a 8 d DO H sgssst'
With a large lot of other Provisions, which We
deem unnecessary to enumerate >"
w. FLYNN, Navy Agent.
au q eo3t&S A. GREEN, Ruct.
MARsHAL's sALE.-ln virtue of . writ Of
w her facias issued from the Clerks Office of the
circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and to ME dire cted I shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, on WEDNES-
IN the following described Property, to wit: All
deiendants night, title, claim and interest in and to
division of SAID Square, msde by James Adams
;E&eoutor 81 Thoms. Law" together with al and
singular the improvements thereon, in the city of
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. seized and levied upon as the
property Of stephen Caster, and viii be sold to sat-
sfy JudIclas No. 2671a to October term 1885, in ia
vor of John Purdy. w. SELDEN, Marshal
au 70 Is for the District Of Columbia.
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE STAR.
FRoNAGENTA SSoCLhTKD ps ss.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
Later frem Eurs>~


QUEBEC, August22 The steamer A mol, a..
has arrived from Liverpool, with date, 20 81.
18th. W the
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert len On IN.
10th for Prussia. y" NV
IL has been resolved 70 receive proposals for tn.
purchase or charter Of the 6 reat Eastern ana -.
to advertise her for sale at auction. Mesntims
money Will be raised on mortgage TO paw for her
The London Times has article favorine IA.
annexation Of Mexico TO the United state.
American securities unchanged Money mar.
ket unchanged. "'o'-
The allies had advanced unoppo~ed IN Ti.n...
followed by the Americans and RussI.ns h.p
mandarin had been sent there to negotiate.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, August IA Cotton - s.,.- H.,
three days 70 600 bales, including 3 o0O hal,s 20
spectators and I $40 bales for eTport Narts,
opened bueyant and closed quiet but stesdy
Manchester advices are favorable Mzrket Arm,
Breadstuhs.-Tbe weather has been f,yor,hl.
for the crops. Breadstuffs have a decIinin, Ten
dency, and all qualities have slightly declined
Wheat Is dull lower qualities sli ghtly declined
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SHIRT MANDATORY.

SHIRI NJ ANUFACTORf,
- No. 4S NORTH SIDE PA. AVENUE.
Four doors iCeSt Of the Globe ODfce, betUeeH Sd and
AZ streets.
JOHN II. FAULKNER bsgs leave to inform
the citizens of Washington. Georg .town and Alex
andrla that he has taken the above stand. where he
is prepared to manufacture SHIRTS of the best
material and in the most fashionable manner, at
short notice, and at prices as low In New York.
The style of cut has never been surpassed.
All gem lemeR wishing good fit are invited to call
and leave their measures. Shirts manufactured
by him are warranted to fit, or no sale
IUTwelve good Shirtms kers wanted.
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The Yellow Fever.

NEW YORK, Aug % The Health Commission.
ers OF this city have declared Charleston, :, G
an infected port
CHhRLEsroN, ;. c, Aug, % The fever has
been declared an epidemic. The health oftcrr.
report twenty-eight deaths from fever during the
week ending Saturday.
CHhRLEsToN, August % The brig Elsdoyer.
f'om Havana, bound for Falmouth, England f.
81 Qusfantins. portion Of the officers and crew
have died from yellow fever, and the remainder
are sick with that disease
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tBiNS EXTRACTS. all odor.. at GIBRs's
Rooms. under wsrdi ao ssi.'' and At he ssl''
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MARSHAL'S SAtE.-ln virtue of a writ of
w herl faclas, issued from the Clerks Offioe Of
me circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
tne county OF washing ton, and to me directed 1
shall expose to public sale, for CASH in front of the
Auction Room Of A: Green. corner of 7th and ID
streets, on THURSDAY, the I'd - September
Ieo8 az ~ O'Clock a. m. the following described
goods and chattles. to wit; bbl. of pure VINEGAR
DDS, oil DID Whisky, and casks of superior French
Brandy, seized and levied upon as the goods and
chatties OF Jonas Z. Levy. and will be sold To
lsy JudlcIais No. to October term 1883 in favor
oil Howell d StrIbling, VS.. Jonas 2. Lew.
W.SELDEN, Marshal
du II-dts Tor the District of Columbia.