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The prGpcr quantum and right condition O
the bile IL Of momentous Importance to the
hcal.h of the human frame, this Auti.bilious
medicine cNpcls the hidden seeds of the com.
plant, and reudcs all the fluids and sccrctions
Putc and fluent cleansing and rcsustating the
NiSal functions of the body
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DIED.,

On the morning Of the 10Th inst, after a short i'll
ness Captain LAFAYETTE b. WOOD, of the
Eighth Regiment OF Infantry.
HIS funerai Will take ace To- Nor. ow, (Wed
nes0ayD al ~ m, which his brother officers and
Trend are invited to att end from late residence,
NO. 28s u street, between 18th and Nth SITS.
On the nth instant, THOMAS b. GODDARD,
aged Az years, formerly OF 81. Ty's county, Nd,
DutfOf the ast hfteen years resident of this oty
LeonardtowB BeoOn plea copyD
OBlTUARY.-The late Mrs. BRIDGET MAHER,
whose death was published IN our issue of yester
day. was long and favOrably known to many Of our
citizens aud soourners as obligIng kind and re-
spotted hostess an exosllent mansger ard kid
hearted woman. No one who ever boarded in her
house, or Temporarily soiourned there. could he .
feeling himself perfectly at hcme there; and il
overtaken with Sickness, he was most carefully
cared for and nursed in her hospi'abe adjustment.
Even the poor Ind an, whose untutored mind and
primitive habits disqualified hun for socal inter
course with per ons of ref"ed manners and .duca-
ton, T. und In Mrs. Maher a motherly and kind
hostess. Her death, ind eed. is much l,mented by
all who knew her. ana the poor Indian, when he
hears 1t, will invoke tbs blesfing of the Great SIR
on her name and memory.
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BIZ TEEEGRAFH WTHEyfM.
kRoNAesNrAssocIArspfxksa.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Stesn,r A a., - 80

" S,esaef A'tet on Cape Race.
81; !"sss, October B.-The steamer ARIEL
dates from Liverpool to the eth
/ The accounts from valrntfa In 49,. "A a., e. :.
cable were unsatisfactory
The Submarine Telegraph Companv h,v. A.
sued proposals for fI5o 900 additional capital 20
lay two cables from Hull to Elbes, In Hanover.
A meeting Is to be held at Paris, In November.
10 make arrangements for tue construction Of a
canal across the Isthmus Of Suel.
The specie In the Bank Of Austria amounts 20
ell 600 GO
There were large quantities Of tea at Canton
wa,ng the reopening Of trade for expectation.
iSoe mad been resumed al Shan2ai.
hunlors were afoat that there were two French
ton Of Charles George
Ine h.ns OF Denmark was quite IlI.
bofo Eigfn was al Japan, and the 4 nited States
Commesoner Read AZ Shanghai
Anairs at Canton were In a most unsatisfactory
sta'e
AZ the latest accounts from Chin. the eho,.r.
was raging among the Chinese troops.
COMMERCIAL
LtrtTPool, Oct. 6.-Cottoa Market Quiet hut
steady. Sales Of three DAYS past, n oSo halcs
Richardson Il Spence quote cotton dull Pair
Qualities have declined most Finer Qualities are
offered at a slight reduction
Advices from Manchester are unfavorable
Breadstnfs market Is very dull. Flour
has declining tendencv; prices are easier, hut
quotations unchanged Wheat is dull, but prices
nominal -
Provisions The market is quiet. Beef il heavy
rotk is quiet Bacon Is dull, with but little In
qu,Iyj ana prices are weak. Lard Is dull.
rroduce.-Rosin is dull for inferior qualities.
sugar is quiet. COFFEE "a quiet. Rice IS steady
Spirits turpentine steady
Money Market -Consols quoted at 9sK
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MARsHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of writ OF
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF washington, and to me dire cted l shall
expose 10 public sale, for CASH, in front of the
court house door OF said county, at 70 O'Clock
m, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November,
1885 the following described Property, to wit:
de!endant right, ttle claim and interest in and TO
Lot No fourteen, i4,l IN square No. four hundred
hve (4Oo,l together with al and sing ar the m
Rrovemelts thereon, 10 the CITY OF Washington, ID,
G.,seIZed aud levied upon as the property of VIM,
u stewart, and will be sold to satisfy Judicis No,
NJ 70 Oc'o5er term, 1856, John Is. Morgan VS.. Vim.
L. Stewart. J. D. HDOVER
Late arshal for the District of Columbia.
1o-dfs
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MhRSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue ola writ of he
~ n laclas issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit I ourt Of the District of Columbia for the
county of Washington and to me directed, ] shall
expose TO public sale for CASH, front ofthe Court
house door OF said county. onSATURDAY, the 18th
DAY ofNoveInber 1853, at IL clock m. the following
described property, to wit: All defendants night
ISL IN SeusTe No. 759, tseven hundred and fifty
nine, together with all and singulsr the improve
ments thereon, in the city of Washington, b. c.
seized and levied upon as the Operty of Edmund
Hlsy and viii he sold to satisfy Jud cial No. ST. to
October, 1857, John Waters rs. Edmund Riley
Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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The Great BaIIoen Race.

CINCINNATI, Oct. II The great balloon rae.
between GODDARD and Steiner took place al {
O'Clock this afternoon. They intend remaining
mp three days. Mr.. Dellman, ofthe Gazette, pre-
coded them In a smaller balloon.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10 M. GODDARD came down
last evening fifteen miles from Sandus XIV al 10 30
and Steiner descended at Ii O'Clock p. m within
one mile of Sdnduskv.
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The Overland California Mail.

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. ls.-The second overland mail
arrived here on Saturday night from California,
with letters TO the 29th ult, but no papers. The
third mail arrived to night, having made the dis
lance In TWENTY-FIVE DAYS
The mail brings Fort Smith dates 20 the stb,
which confirm the report Of battle between the
United states troops and the Cana nches.
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The Indian Battle. kc.

ST LOUIS, Oct. n -InteIligence reached this
city on Saturday OF desperate battle between
the U =. troops and the Camanches. near VIII
Chi vi lage, In which a part OF the whites
(Isieut Van Camp and four men) were killed:
a! one man ing and ten wounded. IncIud
ing Major Var Dorm severely. The enemy bad
FORTY Killed and considerable number wounded
Advices from Fort Kezrney to the ID instant
report that Maj CTossman, Captain Newton and
Lieut. Bryan, OF the engineer corps. and LIEUT..
Nilleghegel, OF the second dragons reached that
place on the 26th ult on the steamer United
states They report the gold excitement as still
very high. though the actual results Of the opera
tons are not so cheering the accounts would
seem TO warrant
letter from an officer Of the Army received
to-day, confirms Substantially the account Of the
above battle, and adds that the United States
force was composed of two hundred and nfty
men OF the second cavalry, under Major Van
Dorm, and one hundr.d and twelve friendly Indi-
ans, under Captain Ross. The latter officer was
wounded The wilkes captured q number Of
horses, and took two hundred women and chill
dren prisoners.
Governor Denver, Of Kansas, who has arrived
here, says his Tesig nation il positive. and that he
does not intend TO return 10 that Territory.
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Supposed yyrecs and Los, Of L,f..

OswEGo, Oct. 1S.-The schooner Albion,
bound for this port, and owned by Doolutle, IT.
win Wright Of this city, is supposed to have
been lost, With all on board in the great gale al
the eth She left Cleveland for the welland Ca
nal on that day. and Is said to have gone down on
Ere. Pennsylvania The vessel was insured in
the NoIthwestern Company Of Oswego.
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California Mail.

ST. LOUIS, October 10 The third overland
California mail, announced last night, brings
letters but no papers. Five passengers came
through with the mail. The FIRST aud second
westward mails were met, and were progressing
finely. No Indian Interference thus far had been
experienced by any OF the mail parties
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ST. Louis, Oct. 1s-santa Fe dates Of the 27if
ult., have been received. There had been an
other battle with the Indians, six Of whom wer,
killed and two soldiers were wounded. tn,
troops recovered two thousand sheep.
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New York Markets.

NEW YoRk, October 10 Flour is dull; State
at - 27asi.iO; Ohio IS 25asS 40; Southern sSa
IS 60
Wheat is very duh with declining tendency
Sc; yellow Sc.
Pork is steady; mess sic s5asI6.5O; prime
ga 25aSl4 60.
Whisky Is nrm at - &c.
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CoArs, PANTS, AND VESTS.

LrsSS Suits. Business SEtts.
NOAH WALKER Co., Marble Hal Clothing
Store, browns Hotel Building. respectfully an
nounses that their annual display of ALL AMP
WINTER CLOTHING is now ready for inspection,
comprising an assortment of GenfIsmenS and
In material, trimming, and wOrkmonshIp.
10 those who study excellence, with economy, in
fashionable articles of dress, opportunity Is now
offered fPr selecting from oae ofthe most attrao-
tive stocks OF Clothing In this CITY at very reduced
prices. se2-lm
WEBBING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner 18th and +
streets. Toe Cream and Water Ices 81 50 per gal
Ion. cn6 Inns
WEDDING CAKES. very pretty, very cheSp and very
nice, at the Philadelphia ConfectIonery No, 81 pa
avenue, between ID and Sd SITS.
90 -lm G. N KUGLER.
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The Cable.

TRINITY BAY, Oct. 1s.-Professor Thompson =
precOncertsd signals failed TO elicit any improve
ment here. The effort vii however, be repeated
IN "Wednesday
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ExpIs.foa and L ss, Of Lie

OswEGo, Oct Is.-The tug boat J. III. Bloors
exploded her boiler, early this morning, outside
Of the harbor, scalding the cook, 30 that be will
not probably recover, and badly hurting the cap
tain and one or two deck hands. The engineer
10 missing. The wreck has been lowed int
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Loss of the Brig c. VI. Lay,rty.

BosTon, Oct. Is.-The brig Beaver arrived |.
this port in eighteen days fom Turks Island
bringing John Adams. mate, and WIN Mitch
ell and David Chance Of the crew Of the c M
Laverty, Of Rhode Island, which was wrecked
on the Hawks Nest Reef, Turks Island, Sep
tember I'D. The Lavertv had IN about 500
bushels salt, and had been in the HAWKS Nes'
anchorage for safety during an out wind. Capt
Robinson, the officers, and the crew were al
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MAR RIED.

On the nth instant, at the residence of the groom,
by the Rev. j. X. Nichols. MIR. JOHN M McFAR-
LEN, Of this city, to Miss SARAH JANE
SLATER. daughter of VIM Slater, late of Lou
COun county, Va,
(Leesburg papers please copy.D
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 Flour is dull and lower
Howard street S. 81; Ohio s525
Wheat is a shade lower; red, sl.I5al II; whit
81 2Oal IS.
Corn; white 77a7sc., yellow s6as6c.
Provisions are steady; bacon shoulders, 6T
sides 81
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ALI Prisons desiring to have their cards in
serted or continued In the daily Alphabetical
Business Directory In the Daily Star, who have
not already seen the agent, should do so imme-
dately at the Star office
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Wreck Of a Fishing schesuer.
Baltimore Markets.

BosIoN, Oct. l9.-The fishing schooner r Az
wood was wrecked on Prince Edwards Island
and all hands on board, ten in number, were lost
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by J. q. CURE & Co., Auctioneers.
Two NEAT 2-ST0Rf FRAME HOUSES,
IN THE SECOND WAND AT AUcTIoN.-On
I'll URSDAf AFTERNOON, October 2lst, at )
O'Clock, IN front Of the premises, sbs sell
Houses Nos S7 ard S99 and the Lots on which they
stand, situated on 18th street vest, between and
streets north, each house conta nIEg rooms.
Terms easy, apd made kGowr at the sale.
&C u j. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctS,
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By ]. z. MCGUIRE CO., AuctIoneers
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS IN IT II r

BY J. =. McGUIRE & CO., AuctIoneers
ELIGIBLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
- NORTHERN PART OF THE SECOND WARD AT
PUBLIC SALE -On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, October 10Th, at IA O'Clock. on the prem
lses; we shall sell, IS beautiful Binding Lots. in
subdivision of Lots ]. 4. ard S, in Scuae No 1878
lots fronting 80 feet each 10th ktreet west, be-
tween Rhode Island avenue and north p street. run
ming back 80 feet inches. Also, 1--WE L-ts fronting
on Rhode Island avenue, between 9Th and 10th ats
west.
ing purposes, and situated in q rapidly improving
part ofthe city.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in and -
months, with interest, secured By deed of Trust on
the premises.
oc I6 &C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auc:s.
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE vest
Il END OF the city, within a lew doors OF the SEQ
Rotary of the INTERIOR Gas ana water. with baths
aud shower baths, and Is rooms. Fer fnrthe. psr-
ncuiars inquire ~ this ofhoe. ss a oc5-tf
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kUUFTU8 0fER

ro.1AX,& Ho.MoRkoN MORNING.
ss :. asS az s9S9qkss, .Y go9Ps
Browss' He S,ere NO Ss Penn. avenue, opposite
oes q - WALL q BARNARD. Asc.s. ?
By J. c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auononeer..
> kfTsRNAoroNA T t,C,rhe, S.,s TUESDAY
SO qu.rsy corperstO ~ %s ss%. e s. gsoc
road Bondso gage oranse and Alexandris r all
sss S sOisiion Of aIs..ndri. Registered s,oo.
sl,oo ashington and Alexandra RsiIrosS &c.,
r susrantied BY the Corporation Of Wsshinston.. '
90 l5-d z. MCGUIRE d COZ. Auc,s.
By WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneer,.
A sSs .S
ss sn and f B. H v
pike. three miles from BeltsvIlle. CONFIRMING 90
cultivation and very Productive. Of vsiSS -
The farm !. watered with several never failing
The improvements arc o good, though small,
dweillps with requisite out buildings q young or
ties GOOD fencing. &c.
ID For Information apply at Room No. =, General
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
90 10 u WALI. BARNARD. Aucts.
By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georretovn.
VhhUABLE WORK HORSES, MULES,
WAGONS, AND Tools AT AUcrIoN.-On WE'D
HESDAf. 2vth inst. at 10 O'Clock, N "Drovers'
est" on the new rosd above eDrretown we viii
sell the working stock of u. L. Gallagher ESQ .
contractor on the Washington Aqueduct. as
is hrst rate young Work Mules,
l6 heavy w ork Horses,
par black Canadian matched Horses,
Two horse Wagons
four horse Wagons
3 good Carts and Gearing, ..-..
Tools Crowbars. Cbsins, Drays, &c &c.
. All the shove described property is good, and to
persons waoting working animals or vehicles, pre-
sents q rare opportunity.
Terms at sale. ...-
,oci2t BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Auot.
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Financial,

NEW YORK, October 10 Stocks are hTmer.
Chicago q Rock Island, OK: Cumbe land Coal
Co Isle Illinois Central shares 81; do. bonds 81
Lacrosse and Milwaukee AZ; Michigan sOuthe m
2ix; New York Central, siA; Pa. Coal Co. 76h
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Late Marshal for the District of Columbia.
oe Iq-td
81 g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctlonerrs.

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuctIopeers.
ExCELLENT ONE-HORSE MILY
~ ~ tGhhRI.GE aNp Harness AT, AUcrioN.-On
THURSDAY MORNING, October 2Ist, at n
O'Clock. in front of the auction rooms we shall sell
an excellent one horse F amiy Carriage and Har-
ness, both but little used, and nearly new. They
may be examined until the morning of the sale AT
Earles Stables, II street, between 2Jth and 2lst
erms A. credit of 50 aud DAYS, for satisfacto-
rly endorsed notes bearing interest
8-3t J. G.. Moty NJ A. ca Anot.
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By A, GREEN. Auotioneer,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY
i FRAME HOUSES AND LOT AT ArcTioN- On
FRIDAY, the 18th day of November, 1858. I shall
sell, In front Of the premises, at o'clock o.. by
virtue OF deed Of trust to the subscriber, hearing
date the 18th day iy, 1884, and recorded LibeT
J. A. -. No ST. foIos I9T, 1885, lS aad 0 one of the
land records Tor ashngton county, he District
OF COLUMBIA, the following improved property, lying
and being in the city Of Washington, District afore
said. viz:
AL of .ot numbered twenty three. (25 in Square
numbered one hundred and twenty seven. III. jhsy
west, together with the Improvements. which are s
two-story Frame Houses.
Terms OF sale oasii.
1.-THE terms OF sale are not complied with In three
days after SALE the Trustee reserves the right to
sell the PROPERTY by giving three days Otoe OF such
inston, DIT the risk and cost ofthe FIRST purchaser
John Z. HILTON, Trustee.
OoI2 2aw6ds A. GREEN Auot