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GEORGETOWN.
Corrsspsn<snes Of 7xs Star.

6HoReKfoWN, July 81, leoe.
A frightful accident occurred, yesterday, at the
new custom house and post Office building, that
came near resulting in the death Of one of the la
borers, very worthy man by the name OF Cation
While engaged upon a scaffold suspended at the
cornice Of the building some thirty or forty feet
from the ground, ne lost his balance and fell,
striking In his course down a hand railing, in
the rear of the house, which inflicted fearful
wound upon his arm, besides doing him very Sc
rons injury about the chest aud other portions Of
the body. tie Was taken up apparently IN life
less condition, and carried into the building
DIS Bohrer, Mackall and Snyder were called In
ana rendered him medical aid. after which he
was taken TO his residence on High street We
learn this morning that he is doing much better
than could have been expected under the circunh-
stances.
half-c'azy (from drink fellow, from Della
ware, by the name of 9 w. Cannon, went yes
terdav TO the store Of Mayfeld & Brown, pur-
chased some $50 worth of goods, and offered in
payment check for 800, payable to that motto.
rious character, John Smith, and signed by him.
self, upon the Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
Ii was soon ascertained that there was no shot In
gentle hint OF criminal prosecution for an at
tempt to swindle brought him to his senses, and
soon caused him TO go off empty.
Brother I.ibbey, the great lumber man, goes to
the Great Falls, pick nicking, with the Method
list Protestant Choir, on Tuesday next, aud no
mistake; and as he has just returned from a tour
to the land of wooden nutrnegs and onions, where
doubtless he thoroughly replenished his trea sury
with rich, racy and spicy anecdotes, we advise
all who may wish to see lots of fun and hear good
singing. to procure ticket for the occasion
The total amount of receipts of tolls upon the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at the Georgetown
office for the week ending to day, amounts to
- ,4O5 50, as follows Descending ade 81 OH g.
and ascending S3S7 SC and for the month ending
| TODAY, 81 SIT W, as follows Descending trade
"a .3G2 ", ascending S455 50.
The offerings OF beef cattle at the yards yester-
day amounted to about 100 head all of which were
purchased by District butchers at SO 25aSi on tbs
hoof, equal to Sc 50aSS net. Old sheep and lambs
50 5OasS3 IS per head. supply good
We have no news worthy of note from either
the -four or grain market. Our millers are. as
yet obtaining most Of their supplies Of wheat
from Alexandria. SPECTATOR
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PLEASURE PARTIEs.-Ju st now, there are many
parties making up for pleasure trips during next
month. Most of these are by select companies
and clubs. Some so the mountains, others to
shady groves in the adjoining States, and others
make voyages TO various localities upon the rivers
and the Chesapeake bay large amount of
money will be expended by those select parties
during the month of August as some will De
gone during The entire month; and aS they will
be supplied with the best Of the deicacics Of the
season, and all other matters tending 10 their
comfort aud pleasure, the expenses cannot hut be
heavy. "A yacht club has been organized 10 take
TIP OF two weeks which promises to be plea
ant affair to the gentlemen engaged in it, As
they intend TO take only the number they have
selected, others who desired to take the trip will
pe cut on but will doubtless form other similar
clubs fOF like purposes.
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NARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of a writ
INl OF herr tacIes 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 pubic sale, for CASH, in front of The
Court-house door of aid county, on THURSDAY,
the 18th day OF August, 1859, at II o'clock m the fol-
lowing described property. to wit: A II defendants
right, title, claim. and interest in and to Lot No
IN Square No. S6, fronting p feet GA street north
IN the city Of Washington, ID. G.. together with ali
and luguar tho improvements thereon seized and
levied upon as the property of Sam'l NJ Knight and
Will be sold to satisfy Judlcas No. los to October
TORN, 1893, IN favor Of w. r. Dove, use of Thomas
Brown.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
jy 20 dts for the District OF Columbia
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
June d, 1883.

June y, 1883. 4
Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
ment until y O'Clock noon Of Monday, the 9Th Of
August next, for ten millions OF stock of the United
states TO he lssuei under the act Of lph June m
slant. SAID stock will be reimbursabe i'm IS years
from the ist OF January next. and bear interest st
per centum per snnum payable semi annually on the
first DAYS Of January and July of each year.
No bid will be received below par and noue for any
fraction one thousand dollars. No bad will be oon-
sdered unless one per cent. Of the amount depos-
tied, subject to the order of the Secretary Of tbs
Treasury, with deposItary of the United Statee
whose certificate of the sans must ACCOMPANY
the d. Inal cases the bids must be unconditional
and without reference to bids Of others, and must
state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside OF the envelope Proposals for loan of 1851
and be addressed to the Secretary of Treasur,
Washington, ID. C.. The sums which may be ao
cepted from bidder will be required 20 be paid 10
the depostary of the United states nearest TO his
residence, or ind Gated most convenient by him.
Should bids be accepted from parties not residing
within the United States, they will he required TO
deposlte the principal and premium with the assist
ant treasurers at Boston, New York. Phi Ielyhis,
or New Orleans.
Certificates of stock for sums of one thousand
dollars each, payable to the successful bidders or
bearer, with coupons Of semi annual interest from
the LIST Of January next, also payable to bearer.
tached thereto, will he issued for the amount of the
accepted bids upon the Of deposte 20 the
credit OF the Treasurer of the United States with
the depositaries of the United States. The stock
wl all bear interest from the date of such
dtposite. The interest from that date TO the lat Of
January will be paid to the successful bidder or his
attorney by the deposltary where the deposite was
made.
Successful bidders will ne required 20 deposIte the
principal and premium Of their accepted bids on or
before the LIST day ofSeptember next. The prelimi-
nary deposIte of one per cent will be Immediately
directed to be returned TO the sssfu bidders
HOWELL COBB,
lie 2-lawtAugs Secretary Of the Treasury.
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BOARDING.

RohhK N. At BLADENsBURG.-T or
good Board and large airy rooms w.,hi t EIth
nanasss yer"s OF the Spa Spring az BIadensburs IN
acting 10 and ON Washington DALI ~, Iof
thing that cou be desired by tnose hay,n 81 eHcry
fhs's ,s.pply to w. , PRIME, BIadeasbars. 'o''
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New York Markets.
Giuauctai.

NEW YORK, July 81 Stocks are higher; Chi
cago and Rock Island "a; Illinois Central shares
4hi do. bonds IS; La Crosse and Milwaukee
*; Michigan southern - /: Reading 5Os; Mil.
aud Miss IL; Missouri 6's ook. Sterling nrm at
1U9A 10 asked.
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ECcENTRIcIlY.-Quite an excitement was Gre
ated yesterday afternoon in the neighbo!hood of
New York avenue and Eleventh streets bv In.
rather eccentric behaviour Of a horse who was
standing in front OF Il small grocery harnessed
10 respectable carryall. the companion of several
other horses aud carryalls, when d sudden f-eak
possessed him TO dash OF up Eleventh street turn
the corner of street rash along X 10 'russIf,h
down Twelfth 10 New York avenue again. and
nacR 10 his post In front Of the grocery in a most
Insane manner Arriving at his former posi-, he
ptiI',Ilea me miracle Of navigating through an
Intricate collection of horses, wagons frightened
people: and tree boxes, until large tree and
disnantled furniture wagon brought him IN
sanding, the carryall being pitched top Of the
tue crowd, several persons narrowly escan9d
being seriously injured; but fortunately " nary',
Done was bToksn-Only a swingletree
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DIED,

On the evening ofthe Snth ms ant MARIA. wife
oil So5ert Eioom, and daughter of John ). Nee
ham, Esq, ofthIs city.
The friends "f the family are respectfully invited
20 9ttend her funeral, from tho residence of Mira
Soi. broom, No. j73 81 street west, between ID and
cock. Wv -
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pREMIuM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS.

The undersigned begs leave to call attention to
hIs superior article or LIGHTNING RODS
which he IL constantly manufacturing at his estab-
hshment corner of and 10th streets. The supe-
rlOr metal of which his Conductors are composed
over aGy Others now manufactured br any house i'm
me country deserves the unlimited patronage of
those of the pubic who have not yet ried them
In everv instance where the subscriber has erected
them they have given the utmost satisfaction. He
would take this opportunity to caution the public
as 10 one thing "A party or parties in this city
erecting Lightning Rod Points which afford no Sc
curity TO the property over which they are placed
as safeguards IN any case, and he hereby discaIms
any connection with said party. in this business
His Points nre the only safe ones HoU ussd and he
invites person who has used them ana not found
them 10 be what they represented, To come for
ward ard say so. and ne will refund all money re
ceIved from them.
Particular attention paid 10 Repairing Old r DDS
which have been put by sponsib,e parties and
have failed 10 be OF service.
Specimens of Lightning Rods and Points can re
seen at my agents, N. JENSEN. Matchmaker and
Jeweler, No. $40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and lnt h
streets. FRANCIS LABARRE,
Jy Elm Corner of 10th and sts.
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR.
FRoMAGENrAssocL TED PRESS.



NV OK, Jnly30.-The steamer Hsmmonia,
, ,I southampton, with London dates 20 the
ropa, has arrived
Consols closed unchanged
Turkey, besides punishiay the .utbar. NJ ths
Jeddah massacre, offers 60 paw $50 $40 francs 70
the families Of the British and French consul.
Hostiliti"s had commenced between the Mus
selmen and Kayaks in BOSNIA.
IL was reported at Warsaw that there womb
soon be general uprising In Turkey.
The Russians have been beaten by the CIro.s-
SLAMS, with a loss Of SEQ men and eight guns.
Later from Central America.
NEW Rk.July 3I.-The steamship Grenada,
from GreytOwn on the 10Th instant, arrived here
yesterday. Among her passengers 10 Maxine
Ierez W ho relieves Yrisarri as Nicarzguan Min
lister at Washington.
yefez brings the Casa Iri..rrf treaty n. tnodi-
ned and ratified by Nicaragua; and also the COM
plete transit route negotiations with Vanderbilt
Nicaragua Is much excited by rumors Of an
other invasion by Walker. Gen Martinez was
putting Castillo in state Of defence
Baiumsrs Markets
BALrInoRr, July 3l.-Fiour is quiet and un-
changed. Wheat is firm for common. but prime
is are higher; prime white 81 l5ai 50.
Corn-white s2as5c yellow 9Oa9lc.
Whisky is firm at 20 a27kc
New York Markets.
NEw YoRK, July 3i.-Flouf advanced; sales Of
" SO bbls.; State 81 iOas4.15 Ohio "a .79ss5 oo
Southern - e0iS5.p
whea, l. frmer; sales Of rs 600 bush; south
ern white 81 Goal 50. red al 30; Western red At
81 loal ~, white'Sl l2ai IA.
SI05
Pork Is duller; mess at $3.50; prime eIt.oos
is ST, adv at IIhall1.
w hisky is trim al 81 ka25c.
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MARRIED,

in san Francisco. June 18th, Mr.. JERDDN
bow Ems TO Miss DELIl.AH LANCASTER
me former of Kentucky, the latter Of Washington
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A SPECIAL NOTICE.-"val

A SPECIAL NOTICE." Valley View Farm
"A late the residence of John II. King, decd, is
offered for sale or rent. TO persons Ii lag in this
section 1t Is deemed unnecessary to describe 1t, but
Tor the information of persons at distance it may
be well to mention that no place within hu adred
miles of Washington city offers Gch inducements
either to purchaser or tenant. The improvements
are large and commOdious Dwelling, containing II
rooms; Gardeners House, containing roOms; a
large Barn, and ample Stabilng; Wagon sheds, Car
rage House, Ice House, Green House, Spring
House, Tool House, Carpenters Shop, Root & ell
lars, Corn House, Smoke House, Servants Quar-
ters, Hay ard Graln Barracks, &c;-In word,
everv convenience that can be desired upon farm.
Several Springs CT FL water are upon the place
and particularly one from which water is forced to
the dwelling stab les, &C.. by a hydraulic ram. rhe
farm contains about 50 acres, all under fencing and
In high sts Of cultivation, and beautifully laid of
IN walks and dnves. shaded by fruit trees THIS
pace, Tor the last hfteen years, been carried
very successfully as a market garden. There is 2
large quantity Of Hot-bed ga, h. Forcing Frames,
40, on the place that can be successfully used in
the raising of vegetables. The Fruit Trees Of all
numbered BY thousands.
Is presumed that any one desiring such place
VIII examine 1t personally Every information i'll
be gwen upon application at the place, or to w.
ALBERT KING, No. IS High street, GEORGETOWN
D.C. jy &c If
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
'IhuSTEE,SS ALf.-WIll he sold on THURS
Il DAY, 18th A :gust next. at 10 o'clock a. m on
I'm street, near the Centre Market to the highest
D!dder Tor cash, one bay herse, iros gray horse
one wagon, and one double sett OF harness TO salts
~ certain debts and notes, secured by a deed of
trust recorded IN LIber A. 8, No l23, foos 300,
Dl, SI2, of the land records of Washington county
ID. &. II. EDMUND CLARK, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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NARSHAB'S SALE-ln virtue of a writ OF
lN1 Teri facias, issued from the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washington, and to me directed, I
shall expose TO public SALE for CASH in front of the
Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY,
the l7th day OF August, 1885, at IL ock M, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit All defendants
night, title claim, and interest and to Lots Nos
T. Is 10 and u, IN Square No. 554. also, Lots Nos.
. and q, IN Square No. 555 in the city of Wash
Ington, ID. C.. together with all aud angular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property Of Joseph Peck, and will lie ,od
to satisfy JucicIas No. 267, to October term Ip59
IN favor OF ohm F. CHM, OF WIN. b. ibbey vs.
Joseph Peck. w. SELDEN. Marshal
" N-ts for the District of Columbia
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a LsvI.-This morning, Constable r BayIess
levied upon the goods and cia.,els of confec-
tionsry stand in the south shed of the Centre
Market fo9 debt due to a merchant In Al-xan-
dda- Tne incident soon attracted a crowd in
the ganSwaY that impeded business in that
vicinity The Clerk of the market was sent for
and he came, and by using persuasion and force
az last Effected a passage through the crowd
PERSUASION and promises, however, would not
induce the constable 10 release his hold of the
things until the defendant in the case by raising
the funds required, satisfied the claim The
crowd then dispersed and the confectioner pro-
cesutu win the sale OF his goodies.
For a short time the crowd in the oan0wav
was so great that il was cult TO tell wbsther
1t was caused 10y fight, an accident, the arrest
OF piekpceket, or political discussion.
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TOR RENT-A desirable modern built three
u story BRICK HOUSE, with basement, back
bnIIdng. and stable, situated on the corner of 10Th
ana streets; containing - rooms gasi throughout,
and 81 stories of the building my store. Apply
70 JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 24C Pa. avenue, be-
tween nth and 18th SITS iy % eoSw
drug STORE FOR SALE.-An opportunity
- seldom to be met with is here offered. Satsfac-
tory Ieasons given for selling. Address Drug
gist," CT y Post Office. iy II. 2,y4ws
EOR SAlE--A neat and comfortable DIV VEL
l. DING HOUSE, No. $50; fronting south on
Massachusetts avenue. between I'd and 81 sts west.
Ihe lot extends through TO street. making also an
entrance on III. Terms reasonable Apply to POL
bARD WEBB. No. $50 I'D story 9Th st. jy2s
LOE RENT-TWO ROOMS In the third story
L OF the building occu pied en- office by c.. I.
Wallaoh, and Immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WA l.I,ACH. ans
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FTRE,BOAsG PRThTS, B0RDERs AND
DECO ATOMS, WINDOW SHADES,
GILTCORNICEs AND BANDS, CURTAIN
PINS r. TRIMMINGS.
ne unaerslgned are DOW prepared, II the corner
OF 9Th and Gets, To offer to the public rgest
ana most varied assoItmeu of the above goods 20
be found IN this city. They have received. within
the present week. arse additions 20 the stock, and
VIII constantly be IN receipt Of the latest and most
choice patterns. call is solicited. Prices as low
as auS house north.
Paper put on by experienced vorkmen, under the
supervision Of one Of The hrm
FRANKLIN a. ROTHROCK.
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