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Observation-Disclosures Meeting of the
WASHINGTON, ALRxANSaIA, and GEORGETOWN
RAILROAD CoMPAnY.-On MONDAY, the LIST day Of
October proximo there will be smseting Of the Stock
holders Of the Washington, Alexandria, and George
town Railroad Company held at the Office Of the sscre
tary, No. AL Penusylvsnis avenue, In Washington
CITY for the election Of ave directors for the
year and the transaction Of othsr important business
Appsrtainiug to said company.
full meeting is respectfully requested.
JOSEPH B. sTlwART,
sepl.2aw4w Secretary W. A. a. r. r. Co
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A0havy Department, August 20, 1900
Board Of Naval onicers, Of which Commodore 8. p.
Lee Is president will meet at Hartford, Connociou on
the 9th Of September next, for the examination Of
volunteer officers who have served not less than two
years in the Navy for admission uto the regular
vice, In accordance with the provisions Of the Ae
define and regulate the appointment OF oesrs In the
Navy, and for other purposs approved July 2 1865.
All persons who are entitled to examination and who
wish to avail themselves Of Its privileges will at
notify the President Of the Boaad by letter addressed to
Hartford, Connsctieut giving their post-onios ad
dress In due time they will receive from him IN re-
ply notification when to present themselves for exam
nation Those who fall to report At the time specified
for them to do will forfeit all claim to precedence for
examination. GIDEON wELLRs,
ss6.l2t Secretary OF the Navy
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~ Marriage and Celibaoy, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, dis
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed letter
envelopes Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa auls-sm
ANMadam Mounts Pile salvs-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease also, Consumption Destroy
and Entire Cure for the Bronchis Asthma, &e
can be found At stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; dilmans, Metropolitan Hotel, Fords, cor.
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avsnus Rntwisiss
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvanis avenue; Eiotts
corner Of and Twelfth streets, Hsrbaughs corner Of
Seventh and O. jala.n
A0Wondsrful hut True adams Rem.
rHerox, the word-rsnownsd Astroiogist and somnam.
bulisie Cairvoyaut while in elairvoysnt state de-.
lusatss the very features Of ths person you ars to
marry, and By the aid Of an Instrument Of intense
power known the Psyehomotrops, guarantees pro-
dues perfect and lfeliks picture Of the future hus
band or wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character &e This no
imposition, testimonials without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH ass disposition color Of eyes
and hair. and enclosing any cents and stamped savs.
ops addressed to yourss you will resolve me picture
By return mall, together with desired information.
Address In confidence MADAME GlRraupl RnniKoros
o. Boz 2a7 wsst Troy NY oeIs
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W II I u
VI LATE sHAYYIELD's
CONFECTIONERY ANDI KOREAN ESTABLISHMENT
AND LADIES' AND 0ENrLRMRN's
DINING SALOON,
No. $40 Sixth street, between q and streets.
Mr.. w"ITE respectfully suggests to Families, Hotel
and Restaurant Proprstors, and all others, that he
keeps constantly hsud superior article Of FRENCH
AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, and the PUREsT
ICE CREAM, Of his own manufacture. His terms are
most moderate.
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, FAIRS, BALLS, 10, fur.
nlshed with the best article, at the shortest notice
We solicit from the public call, having every cona
denos In our ability to give entire satisfaction.
N B.-The location Is one Of the bsst aud the Saloon
the nnsst In the city and the proprietor 10 determined
to make nrstcass house By cultvating none other
than the best patrons.
The former proprietor has NO interest in any other
establish msnt In the city ssh-lm
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS'S
" BALR

In virtue Of writ Of Feri Facias issued from the
Clerk office Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, andto me directed will expose to public
sale for cash in front Of the Court House door Of aad
District, on Thursday the 10th day Of September inst
property to- Wit Lot No. Is In Kibbsy's Subdivision Of
square No. 67 Is laid down on the plot Of said subdi-
the city Of Washington, D. G. together with III and
singular the improvements thereon SEIZED and levied
upon as the property Of Joseph L. savage, and will be
sold 70 ,Atisfy No. 1907 Fier faoAs Nelson Raston
vs. Erwin @. Comstock and Joseph L. savage.
DAVID g. G0ODIN0,
U. g. Marshal District OF Columbia
September LIST, 1850. sspl I'd
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TT S. WAREHOUSES; AT AUCTION.

TT S. WAREHOUSES; AT AUCTION,
CHEF ouARrERNAsrRR' . OyYIcR
DEPor OF WASHINGTON,
WARRINGTON, D. c., Sept 9. 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY, 18th
instant, commencing at 10 H. under the direction Of
Bvt Ii. Col. James NJ Moore, A. O. NJ, the following
United States Warehouses, situated ON @ street be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty second streets;
One Warehouse, lpart ~ 81 feet BY 100 feet.
One Warehouse, part - feet By $50 feet.
one Warehouse, ~ feet by ll9 feet.
One Warehouse, 81 feet by l9 feet.
One Platform, 10 feet by no feet.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
Buildings will be required to BE- removed In ten
days from day Of sale. n. RUCKBR,
. Bvt. Nal. Ger. and Chief ouartsrmastsr,
se7-r Depot Of washington, =. q.
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THE NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
COLLEGE,

N0RTHEAsT CORNER NINTH STREET AND PENN
sYLyANIA AyRNUE-PERRY BUILDING,
10 one In Union Of Colleges extending to the principal
cities Permanently based upon the Just principle Of
individual ownership, II offers unequaed advantages
at rates much lower than be afforded by any other
schools
spencsran Penmanship Taught In Its purity by Henry
q Spencer the celebrated author Of the "spenesran
Key to Psnmanship.''
Thssystem Of Business Practice, invented and sue.
ees uy taught by the proprietor, will receive his spe-
osl attention This 10 the most important part OF the
Book keeping Course. Here the student applies his
thsoreticsl knowledge, and 10 prepared for the more
minute details Of actual business The system 10 so
valuable that others are using II.
Individual instruction, adopted In all branches allows
the student to proceed rapidly he chooses The
teacher 10 the only who needs to know the deacisn
oes Of any pupil Especially Is this the case during
the summer months, when schools usually have small
attendance
The public are invited TO call and examine the most
beautiful collection Of Psnwork ever exhibited In
For circulars address HENRY N oOPP, A. M,
lala.N PrnpTlatnr
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RExovED.-Mr. Brown, warden Of the Dis
trict jail. has removed Mr.. Jedsdiah Giddings
from his position - assistant warden Of the Jail.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN

Fourtssnth street. (eireie corner Of II street.
This nstitution Is situated in the most healthy por
ton Of the Distrct, surrounded by ts own grounds
Cars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms Of Admisaon From W to 40 per week, In
oordanoe with the room required, payable In advance.
Attendance,
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TIE RECEPTION OF THE PREsIDESr.-All
citizens without distinction Of party, requested
fragments for the reception Of the President. ~
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For HEARNe.-Enoch Diggs, a coloret
man, was arrested BY Sergeant Harrison, Of tb
Eighth precinct, for stealing from John William
and for disordsriy conduct. He was held for
hearing on both charges.
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CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-William Cox was
arrested BY Ohicsr Howss, of the Eighth precinct,
for carrying concealed weapons. Justiee Handy
fined him $1,000, '
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- Moth and Freckles.-ladies amicted
with Discooratons the Face called moth patches or
frscklss, should use Perrys Celebrated Moth and
Freckle Lotion It's infalbls. Prepared BY DR.. b. c.
PERRY, Dermatologis, 40 Bond street. New York Sold
BY all druggists in Washington and elsewhere, Price
u myl7-ttSssm
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A N "A v Il n Il W W. hk b ,
PUBLISHED THIS AUTUMN,
TIcKNoRA sosroS.
IN ssPrEMBlR.
The below PAPERS. By james Russell Lowell.
tbs YANKEI in CANADA. By Henry D. rhors.u.
5S is%o y ysn. Nh w.ss,
! vol lemo. Bsvellsd boards and red edges, uniform
VI" HaS ss E Th1p ~ JANE o.rss p.scv.
Posrioxi SoRks. By Tson. aG I. H.rv.y. Com.
pls!. Revised Edition, with New Portrait VOL Hue
PoIhs. By Ili..bs!s Ahsr. glers.es Psrsy.) oon.
pists In one volume Blue and Gold.
IN OCTOBER.
TIE DIAMOND TEHNYsoN. Anew aud Complete
Edition Of TsnnysSn,s Poems. ia one beautiful volume
Tgs pfdTGRE 81 ST. JOHN. By B.,.rd Taylor
THE PsosE WRITINGS OF JOHN O. WHITTIER.
and Modern Sketches. ,narsarss snith's Journal"
, as!FrLI 5 d1GETi ~: JEALOUSY; gy Charlie.
kssds, Author Of 'Christs Johnstons," etc. ] vol.
5HAEXcTsR AND CHARACTERISTIC MEN, =,
FaR MhHpw oss s s.s;,
fellow. New and Revised klsctrotyps Edition. Com
Pe,e IL volumes, In the style Of TsanysOn, Parriag.
IN NOVEMBER.
THE TENT ON THE BEECH, AND OTHER PogMs,
New Volume By John q. whittier.
EvANGRLINR. By Henry WAdsworth LonafslIov.
with ten illustrations, By y. oC barley. VOL Small
THE PROSE WRITINGS Of Henry wadsworth Long.
fellow. New and Revised Elsetrotyps Edition Con-.
pets In volumes uniform with the Poems.
TIE VISION 0f Dir LAUNFAL. By James Rus
sell Lowell With 10 Illustrations, By 8. Eytings, Jr
MAUD NUlLiR, By job. @. whittier With l,
Illustrations BY ". j. Hsnnsssy. A beautiful octave
ILowER: DEUCE. Anew Volume Of Poems. By
Henry Wadsworth Longfsllow. With illustrations.
IN DECEMBER.
RELIGIOUS POEMS. By Harriet Bsechsr Stowe.
BRElTHisGs on THE BETTER LIFE Edited BY
LscTGRss ON GREEcE, ANCIENT AND MODERN
By the late President Q. O. tslton.
NEW VOLUME OF SKETCHES By Grace Green.
wood
TaR OLD SERGEANT. AND OTHER Poems. By
PoRss. GRAvE AND GAY. By Geo. Arnold.
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$6,OOO,OOO
SEVEN PER CENT
YIRsr.cLAss, FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
THE North MISSOURI RAILROAD COMPANY has
authorised to sell their LIST Mortgage per cent. So
year bonds. The whole amount s 1900 900. Coupons
payable the lu days Of January and July Of each
year. in New Yogt
Referring to our Advertisement Of August, having
sold the arst half mlopof these desirable bonds, We
have advanced the price to IIoHTY.FIvE CENTS. at
which they stand unrvalsd the cheapest hrstesss
security in the market
A,y further Inquiries will be answered at once.
sspl.H JAY COOKE co.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK OF
ED. osozs. tof Jay COOKE = %. } Prssds.s
v. .. HusSusros. Cashier.
aovRRsnIBr DIPosTroly
nuAsoiAL Aolsr OF TIE UNITED rsrR.
lsrr sr,ssr. orrosrs TEE rssAsusI psrAss.s.I.
asvsr,..., s.sar,i.s with Treasurer usi,sA States.
arOHE HILLIOn DOLLARs.Vs
w.say .,d sell all glasses Of GOVERNMENT slou.
RIrIIs 81 surrsn. nsrks. rsiss
FURNISH IXoHAAGl and make Coilsstons on ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL oIrIls o, THE UNITED Static
We purchase oo''rnn'nt v0u'h'" on The MOST
favorable TERMS. and give oA.,,ut AsD rrorrr
Arr,srIos 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND YIRMs,
saA 70 any other business entrusted 10 "a
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO aovHRHulHT
LOANS u al times shssrfuliy furnished.
WV. BURLINGTON. Cashier.
WAssIssvos. hHsh n. IssS ahfi- du
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National @spnblifau.


FurH WARD NATIONAL Ukron CLuB.-
This association met last evening In DooIsy's Hail.
corner Of Third strsst east and Psnnsylvsnla ave-
nus; the Prssidsut A. X. Arnold, Esq., in the
Mr.. WhsatIsy, from the committee to confer
with the Council committees relative TO the rscep-
ton Of the President reported that the conference
had bssn held, and Col. Jas A. TAFT was appointed
chief marshal.
Mr.. Thornley,, from the committee 10 prepare
resolutions, reported the following; which wsrs
unanimously adopted:
Whereas II 10 the right Of American eitissus 70
frankly express their opinions upon the politisal
shairs Of their nation; and wherein chain Of IN.
power fanatical party who use itin violation Of
the principles established BY the beloved Washing.
ton, and adhered to BY all the great and wise statss.
men OF our country, under whose guidance our M.
tion had prospsred, and our people were happy;
And whereas Il hath pleased Divine Providence
70 give US In our hour Of emergency IN Executive
who, condding In the people, hath proclaimed his
determination TO resist their further progress In
ruin; BE- II therefore
Resoivsd That We, the members Of this National
Andrew johnson, the Executive Of the United
6tatss believing % We do that all the States have
therein.
Rssoipsd, That inasmuoh ~ the immortal waah.
inston and his eompatriots deemed not polite to
We therefore scoutsths tsaohings Of this fanstioai
party who aim to subvert all first principles.
Resoived. That We believe that ssthe secret pur-
port Of the leaders Of the soeallsd radical party Ii
Of this country BY raising competitors In their
gross, whom they expect TO a. plant tools the
better 70 enable them to WELD power.
Resofred, That We rejoice that the Executive
(now that the clamor Of arms has subsidsd) mani.
tests Christian charity to the conquered, who
viald To THAR nraaAnt nosikiou Thai fssi n
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observation-disclosures and all the friends Of
President Johnson invited, without distinction Of
party, 10 attend mass meeting on THURsDAY IvRH-
ING, 7h O'Clock. 81 the City Hail. 10 prepare for him.
- patriot and our Chief Magistrate, the welcome he
% we'll deserves. Let no oas stay 81 home.
ssls-lt MANY CITIZENS
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Applications for admissions be made to any Of The
medical stat or the matrOn at the Hospital Orders for
I'D mission 10 the free beds Of this institution be OBJ
dainsd Of the Rev. O. H. Hail. Rector Of the Epiphany
Church. Of the Rev A. D. Gillette, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. and Of the Surgeon In charge at his
tdsnee Orders for the mission Of the wives widows
Of soldiers Of the Untsd States army BE- procured
through he surgeon General, Upitsd 6tstss srmy
jyG 0, Y. HALL, D. D., BssrstaIy.
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TO CON IT RACT TORS.
OrrioR OF Ass'r ConnIssARY suBsrsrRHcn,)
foRr McHRrnY, MAINLAND, J
September 4, 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once for
supplying the troops At FORT MeHsnry. Nd , with
FRBsH BskF
for sig months from the lst October, 1896
The Beef 10 BE- Of good and marketable quality. in
equal proportions OF fore and hind quarters (necks,
shants and kidney allow to be excfuded) 10 he de
hversd In sueh quantitisa and at such t'mssuot
ceeding three times wsek-as the Assistant Commits
savy Of Subsistence may designate.
The neeks Of the cattle Slaughtered to be delivered
under hs contract shall be cut Of at the fourth
bral Joint and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
o. fore quarters shall be cut Of from three 10 four nche,
knee joint and Of hind quarters from sig to
eight inches above the gambrsl or hook Joint.
The Proposals, endorsed Proposals for supplying
Fresh Beef to be sent to this once on before II
81 the 2h instant. Raeh proposal 10 be accompanied
By an approved GUARANTEES thai the party proposing viii
enter Into bonds TO perform the contract.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
all bids not to the interest Of the United Staten
=. 4. BANCROFT,
se7-tsA Brevst Capt. q. 9. L.. A.C.s.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY VIM. V.WheelinI
was arrested in the Second precinct on Tuesday b.
0fiosr Wsstnsld for assault and battery on 10
hanna Wheeling. Justice Walter sent him to jsi
for court.
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AMueEMENTs.

ALTON AL ATRE
IN (LArs asovsa's) -
r. ,s,s.y r. =: most ..;.s: .gr
run" Will ?; sIi.; ss g. @ VI SEASON
in f.w days. With the late great Boston, New York,
'"'c TMs aios On pfS Is sfsi SPECTACLE
TEE ICE WITCH,
Mr. oHARLEs g. 0HTz
THE EXTENSIVE CAST on cHARAcrERs
pssue while the entire product Will Be such q 10
yrssr TINE ,',S;, Rs%S1:s' ' 6s
DRAMATIC PAGEANT.
INAUGURATION OF WALLIS NEW
Il OPERA HOUSE,
oossKa o, Nsrn srs..r AsDIP,smrlvAsiA Avsxvs.
MADAME oHroHr's AND sroNoR susrNi,s
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX srRAK0sCH........... DIRECTOR,
SEASON POSITIVELY LIMITED TO TWO NIGHTS,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. srrrrssEs sisr A,D ,aD.
This Director bsss lssv. TO snnounes thai. BY special
Opera House whilst % his way q New Orleans. ~.
estabishnent has been thoroughly rsnodsilsd reno.
~ nm:
eminent artists. from the New York aud Boston Aesd.
c s%,s: q Music, eonpdss the GRAND INAUGURAL
portsnt additions In all lie Department.
prims Donna.-nus. ASarOLIHA oHIoNr. Nile.
PAULINE CANIssA.
Nine. PArTI.srRAKosCH. Prima Donna Contraito.
Print Tsnori-sisnor ETToRE rRyRR sig'r AHcIL.
Ii RRRANI.
P5i%, gsritoai-sisaor GIUSEPPE MARIA, sisnor
Print Bs'si-sisaor AUGUSTINE susINr, sIsnor
sisnors ximenes and Chiesi.. .Tenor Comprimar
signors Loeateli and Massc. .Bassi Comprimar
signora Parorh and Nile Gross. .secunda Donnas
signor Stage Hanger
Conduo, ors and Nusisal Disadvantages sARTI
signor CAMILLA
Herr zlttsbart
..signor sSntells
The Chorus Of twenty i've members has been care
fully selected from the best available talent Of New
Orchestra, there Is an Imposing array Of
sgvENTY.HIvE RIRsT.CLAss ARTISTS
oRAHD oPEUIsa MONT.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2isr.
When the very celebrated Comic Opera By the brothers
Rieei,
cRrsPINo Z La CoMARB,
The latest musical sensation in Rurop. and the United
States sparkling brilliant, and amusing, will be pro.
duced with cast Of unrivallsd strength.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER nd,
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT,
ERNANI,
Cverdi's chsr d'auvreJ with powerful combination.
Reserved seats In orchssrs "a; admission to Dress
Circle and Parqusue, reserved seats 90 cents
msnes On MONDAY, September isA, a ns...rets t /:
Music store. sepl1-wRM.
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NATIONAL UxIos EXECUTIVE Courryrss Rooxs,
No. 400 TwRLrrH srRBET. }
WAsHrHeroE, August 81, 1895.
All oeia circulars sent from these rooms are signed
BY the chairman Of the National Union Resident Re.
eeutivs COMMITTEES and is secretary and all moneys
intended for its should BE- addressed 10 CHARLES
KNAPP, ESQ.,, chairman Of the National Finance Com.
mittee, or deposited 10 his credit with Samuel Fowler
ksq Of Biitenhouse, Fowler 4 Co. All applications
for contributions to the funds Of the COMMITTEES will be
made By the Finance Committee, or their authorised
AGENT who will be duly accredited. Hons others
authorised to solicit contributions for the Of this
Committee. CHAR. rs KNAPP, Chairman,
JoHN p CoYIa gscrstary
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DRIvING OVER THE PAVEMENT.
Williams (oolors6 was arrested yesterday BY OnosF
Prathsr Of the Sixth precinct for driving over the
pavement. Justice Thompson imposed hne Of IS,
and In default Of payment hs was sent to the work.
house for thirty days.
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~Hoties.-An loyal Jsrssymsn, who wish
TO unite In the reception Of the President his return
from the West requested to meet at the rooms Of the
Young Mons National Union Club, Louisiana avenue
adj dining the Unitarian church. this THURSDAY even.
ing, at half past seven o'clock. seI2.Rs
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S1Rsmoval.-Ths remarkable success OF
the NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, any.
seven new students have entered since June a5) and
the evidence from every side indicating very large
patronage during the coming season. have induced the
proprietor 10 the entire upper portion consist
ing Of three storiss Of the Perry Building northeast
corner Of Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. He
now presents the most elegant, eommodious and we'll
lighted college rooms to be found In any city.
Professor Henry o. Spencer, distinguished Is an
author and teacher will within three weeks resume
charge Of the Psnmanship Department. which, N his
absence, has been ably conducted BY Mr.. william
R. Pesss Facilities for acquiring this valuable art will
then be presented such other College In the Uni
ted States can expect TO offer.
The system Of representing business originated and
SUCCESSFULLY taught BY the proprietor receives the
strongest endorsements Of former students now In bust
ness, and all who, familiar with Business Practice ~
have examined II.
The public ars invited 10 call. Once on second
floor BENRY n. C0PP An,
ssi2 Proprietor.
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ersd uAs, Yes ssrssssd h asssgstown on Tuesday
for having IN his posssssiou hofss stolen from
Samuel B. Wilson, Of Calvert county, Maryland.
The ssesssd y. .ass. before Jssties Buckley,
man named lsnsslus Brown, Of Maryland, paying
therefor $40, and offered 70 90 TO Maryland and
point Brown ont 10 he ofhosrs. Boone was de-
iiversd 10 the authorities Of Maryland, that the
case may Be Investigated.
BOARD or TRADE--SPEcIAI. MEETING LAST
Nroar.-A special meeting Of the Board Of Trade
was held last evening d their rooms near the cor
nsr Of NintA street and Market spses.
A rssolution was adopted plsdsins support TO the
town, Alexandria and New York Tho steamers
composing this line are the p. o. Knight and John
Gibson.
A COMMITTEES vas appointed to make arrange.
msnts for the members Of the Board to attend In .
body 81 the reception Of the President
Aftsr some other businsss, the board adjourned.
-
DRowNxD.--Y esterday morning the officers
Of the Tenth precinct were notified that the body
Of soldier was lying In the canal ct the ntsrssc.
ton Of Second and streets, near the Maryland
avenue bridge. The body was taken out, and
18th United States infantry, stationed at the
Russell barracks, near CAROLS Springs. Coroner
Woodward held an inquest, and . verdict was ron.
dsrsd Of accidental drowning.
HoRsE AND MULE RECOVERED Yesterday
morning Lieut.. johnson. Of the Second precinct,
arrested Michssi Kline and John Odsll, near the
Seventh street toll gate, for having In their posses
sion horse and mule, stolen from Mr.. Freeman, In
Baltimore county, Maryland. The parties were
nsd, who arrived In town yesterday and Identified
bis property.
DRIvrNe OVER THE PAvExKSr.-Solomon
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~ Collectors Once, City Hall, Washing
rox, D. O., August I, lsee.-NoTICI TO TAxPAYBRs
Notice IL hereby given that BY an set approved July
2s ofaI allrsal and personal property
stocks &C. for the year 1885, Ia hxsd At dollar and
ten cents every hundred dollars Of the
value Of said property Upon all taxes npon all prop
sry not In for taxes for general purposes an
abatement Of i've per cont d allowed from August l.
1893, until the last day Of October 1885, after which no
abatement will be allowed. WIN. DIXON,
au9-thstu90t Collector,