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TsRoMAs DOWLING. Auctioneer,

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND
s1REET EAST, BhTWEEN NORTH "A''
A AND r. EA A CAPITOL STREETS. NEAR
By virtue of an order passed by the Supreme -
Court of the District OF Columbia In EIuity 80
suit No. 4, 500. Doc. lb, MARY T. Wiiifams t:$N
vs.. eonidas Scott ct al on the 9th day OF Seq
tember, A. y. 1873 will offer for sale st pubic
auction, In front Of the premises on WEDNE3-
pm, at the risk and cost Of the defaultlng pur-
cha er the following described real es ate parts OF
Nos, in Square No. 75s Beginning fdr said ps art
OF Lot NO. 2, at the southwest orneT of said Lot
and TunLlng thence east IS feet y In; tAsncs
noIth - IT, "a IN; thence west 80 It. 10Y in. and
ihe9ce south 45 IT, 1n.. to the point of beginni0g
And Deeinning fer said part Of lot No. s at the
soufhp est corner CT said lot and running east 80
rect lof inches. north % feet tx inches: thence
MeSl "a 1eet 10Y fnctes thu south IL feet west
point OF beginniDg. with the Improvements there
N. Consisting CT a three-story Brick Dwelling
mouse aGd frame tenement. To l,s sold subjscr
% prior remembrance OF "a 900 and taxes a
convey ancfg 81 p. rehaSer's cost.
TerIss OF sale: Ohe-third OF the purchase money
N caE H. the residue In two (2) equal in a m ants
ct TX ard twelve months, or ALI casa Mt ontInn al
pure, aser. If the terms be not conplted within
nVe I'D GAYS the Trustee the right 10 rs Sc
at purchasers risk and cost. $50 d. po il recuirai
u heE property is bid off
CHA5. A. ELLIOT, TRUSTEE,
sepAz-eosd z0S 9Th stree. NV.
&c III ABOVE SALEiS POSTPONED, IN
ccnst Guence OF thu rain, unit SATURDAY. Sep.
iemter the 2S.h, same hour aad place. BY o.dsr
Of Trustee.
sep2s-st THOMAS BOWLING. Aucs.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

lust RTCEIVED.-A hne, large stock OF New
- PIANOS. OF the world-fenowneds g
pSanutsstnre Of WIN. KNABE q GonvyU
RIGHTS. Prices lower than ever before. Also
sysrietY Of PIASOS of different makes st . sac
riice, 10 maze room. PIANOS and ORGANS at
low figures and on the most accommodating terms.
We will give satisfaction. Gail and examine.
Tuning and repairing. moving and packing salts
factorily attended 70.
C. RICHENBACH, Established $780, No: 4@3
I1fh It,, a few doors above Pa ave. Sept3-B
uALLET DAVIS e. CO.'S PIANOS
i New Pianos ready for fall trade. -,
greet odroaf"s; uprfgats q specially. hTn
augs0 II. L. SUMNER, sll 9th u. nv.
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fNhAS. W. HANDY Auctioneer.
CHANCKRY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
lEfEOEE!a REAL ESTATEON DSFREE
NORTH, BETWEEN IsT AND % SIS

SALE OE VALUABLE I'M
IMPROVED REAL ESTATEON DSTREEr
H0RTH, BETWEEN LIST AND 2D Sis.
undeI and by virtue OF a decree Of the ST. ~
pEf me Court OF the District OF Columbia Ia "a
Equity cause No. 6 eli, Dc. IS wherein r. I..kN
H. " iilialnson is complainant and Mary A. Nctfra
ct al are defendants, the UNDERSIGNED, as Trustee
will SELL at public auction in front or the premises
70 TIE highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 2Sth
dsy of September, 1873, at O'Clock p. M, The fol-
lowing described real estate, I, wit:-Lot number
ed six tG). in j. g. kibbay' recorded subdivision
i've hundred and seyenty-one GID The improve
meats consist OF three story pressed Brick House
with store-room on first hoot, being No. lib u
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance In two
equal instruments payable in one and two years
frcm az OF sale, with interest thereon at seven
per ceDtuta until paid, aud to ba secured by a re-
tentio0 of the title by the Trustee until tn whole
purchase money is paid, aud Insurance to the salts
faction of the Trustee; all cash the pure, aseI
option. Ii the terms of sats al not complied with
within FIVE days from The cay of sale, the Trustee
serves the right to resell tire said property at the
risk and cost or the defaulting purchaser, after five
days advertisement in the Evening Star newspa-
pr: 5000 deposit at the time of saIo. All convey
anling at purchaser C st.
JOHN +. HANNA, Trustee,
ssplS-eO&CS Webster Law Building.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
b. WOOD, leaves her wharf, termf- r-zuK
nus OF 7th aLc SCN street line of cars, Ec-fsEA~N
81 a. H., three times per week. ror4EAEs.szz<z3b
CurrioDan, Sornini and LeODsTdtown st0pping At
intermediate andtngs each trip. Days OF sailing
same as Steamer AsJtano.
For further information, apply at the ONCE, ever
MetToIolttaa kauk, Knox's Express once, or at
the Comp Any $ Wharf, foot of 9Th street,
Baggage called for on application at KNOBS Ex-
press once. SAM UEL BACON, Pres't.
b. j. ACCINELLY, Agent
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A WIFE WHO DIED AT SEA.-Mr. john
Bates, proprietor of crockery store in Mar
ket street, Paterson, came 10 New lorSsOn
sunday TO meet his wife on an incoming
steamer. She had gone TO England to see the
settling mp of the affairs of her mother, who
died recently. MIR. Bales waited on the wharf
as the passengers diSembarked, expecting
every Minute 10 see his wife. But she failed
TO appear. There We're JOYFUL greetings on
every side. and still Mr.. Bates waited in vain.
Thinking that his wife might have been de-
tanned on board, he sought the captain of the
steamer, who, az gently as possible broke the
sad news that Mrs. Bates had been taken sick
and died wnen the steamer was only short
distance On her journey. She had been
buried In the seal ". 7. Sun. s.th.
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WAsB. B. WILLIAMS. Auctloaeer.

WALNUT, FRAME .PARLOR SUITES, UP
f",s tered Rep: Marbi, Top Center Tables
Wanus Whstnots, Fancy. Chairs, Marble Top
SloebosfGs Extension Tabls AID Dining Room
Chairs; VALIANT Bedsteads, Bureaus a.d Wasa-
stsrds; Walnut Mart 10 Top Cha nbsr Furoi-
tnIe. R2ek Cas-, Cot'ase furniture, Han
Rack; Hair, Husk and Cotton TIP NattreSses:
han Oilcletts, WALNUT Tables, biacS Waiaus
Gaze Seat Rockers. Walnut do Tables, BUS
gels. 1sgrain and other Car gets: China. Sflsss
and Cookery Ware; Kitchen Utensils, &c.
On MONDAY. september Goth, 1878, COM n
mencing at 40 o'clock q M, shall sell at the ~
residence Of = gentleman declining house -
keeping, No. 800 M stress, between Sd AID \
9Th street, no. thWest general assortme Nc of
Household Effscrs. Terms cash
Sep24 WASH. B. WILLIAMS Aunf
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COAL AND WOOD.

WOOD. PROMPT nELlVERILB. COAL.
Main omca NhArves, mill and depot connected with
uptown Of1ce6 oy TELxPEONH.
With uneqoaled facilities ana AdSAntagss FOR
economically conducting the wood anu coal trade,
wharyet, factory, extensive store yards enabling cs
@ stock up Ereey whsn coal Is lowest. 0fdces
tnroHg6oat tue city, and al In immediate commu-
nication, inEaring prompt attention to orders, we
are prepared to CHER to our patrons the beus vxre
ties OF coal 1t the very lowest prices.
pounds b the ton.
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
Main omcet miu and depot, foot Of 18th, 18th and
SITS. S.W. OMces; l802 st. 1--we: 1l1A 0tn st. q.
w.: 121S 1th st. W.: and Ell Pa. ave. So tYl3-tY
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CHARLES W. HANDY, Aucttoneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY AND
s ~ sT BulLP1 M3ar BRICk HOUSE, No.
BY virtue OF TWO deeds OF trust, dated June ri
70, 1s.2 and March 22d, 1874 recorded In "A
and by direction OF the party secured thereby,
tses, on ss.ATuKDAaY, the slst day Of September,
thirteen IN Of Fe saaars Pam
tered five hundred and eleven (No. GILL; with i'm
Terms OF sale: Ore-th!rd cash: balance fin s,x
and twelve months, with interest st tho rate O, 8
per cent. pr annpln, secured by deed OF trust on
te progeny ,o sold Al ecnyeyaneins at purchaser IS
ser,,e,s,. NATHANIEL cARUs!I Ja:s
ESERE ABOVE SALE IS POST 'ONED
p1t1i TUESDAY. September "a h. 1878, az same
S seIaap Ass CHARLES RE q W. .r HAaDy Auct
sg,THE ABOVE sALEIs FURTHER posi-
seS sssk cH2R sEdss " " r nRsby Auo.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auclioneers.
LEASE % OF TT THgEE.sToS 4; ERtek HOUSE
NEK OF sTHEET NV
On tuesday, AFTERNo NOON, September %.sA
"A II, 1873 al O'Clock in froa. OF The p.e N. f..S
-es, we will sell thu lease of Los 10 sduare k.&
No. 431, with the improvements, consisting or q
three-story brick b lie, with large S.oreroo Il
six years to rum and will be fully explained al tina
Of rae.
Terms: Cne-third cash: balance In twelve eGua,
instsments payable monthly, and interest a per
cent notoS 10 lie satisfactorily endorsed or ,curat
Z deposit OF $500 required al time OF s.le s13 8;
RTBE ABOVE SALE - PosTPONED IN
til SATURDAY, Seotember % st O'Clock .. IN. g..
on aCccubt OF the weather. ssp24-4s
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OXIDES NEW EXPIEss LINE
CUNARD LINE.

EUNARD LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances OF
cGIiislon, THE Steamers OF this line take specific
course for all seasons OF the year.
Un the outward passage from Queenstown TO New
1OFk or Boston, CrccSin2 the meridian OF SO 43
lat, CT nothing 10 tbs north of 43.
On The hCmeward passage crossing the UeridIgn
OF 90 at Il lat, or nothing TO the north OF AZ.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
Rettreeu NetC York and LdrerpO0t, Gall.
ing at Cork Hdr6or.
FROM NEW YORK. FROM NEW YORK.
Sey this eli, Sept. Is Russia. " 3D.. Oct. rs
Parthia Thurs, Sept. 10 Seytllia. We'd, Oct. g
Abyssnia We'd, Sept. . Par thia. Thurs, Oct. "a
Bothnls. Wed, Oct. Abyssinis We'd, Oct. so
And every following Wednesday from New York.
mo stee-sge.
Rates OF Passage.
by steamers carrying steeraZe, $50 and S1OO gold,
according 70 accommodations.
BY steamers NOT carrying steerage, $50. 500 and
$50 gold, according to accommodations.
Tickets TO Paris SIS gold, additional.
Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage at very low rates. Steerags tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts OF
Europe At lowest rates.
Through bills of lsding given for Belfast, Gtas-
gov, Hayre. Antwerp and other ports On the Con-
tineRt, and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
Office, No. Bowling Green, or both storage and
cabin, 70 Otis BIGELOW. eoo 7th street, Wash
5snW CHxs. G. FRANCKLYN. Agent NY.
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A uCIION SALE OF A NEAT TWO-srOaY
"A BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUfH
EIDE OF NORTH r. STREET RET 81 M

"A BKICK DWELLING On The sou eH
ArH AND 18TH sTREET5 west. -'
Hy virtue OF deed Of trust dated May e:h, -
one OF the land records for the district of Co.
lnmbia We win offer for sale, at public auction. IN
1873, at O'Clock o. m, lots 149, in Darrow's re.
corded subdivision Of lots % to 81, in Pears IN
thereon.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-third cash, one third in six
cash at the option Of the purchaser; the pur ,ha,
ers promissory notes to be given for the def srred
and to be secured By deed Of trust on the prop.
erty sold, and satisfactory policy of fnsuran on
cost. 800 deposit on Acceptance Of bid.
XyxAMh ns 3 g; STONE }Trustees.
b b. WARNER, Auctloneer. sep26-eo&ds
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Y H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctloneer.

- q. WAhNEN, heSsl Estate AuctlOneer.
TRIsTFE's SALE OF A TwO-sToRY FIVE
ROOM FRAME ID WELLISG IN TIE
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH STREET NE,
BETWEEN A AND b.
by virtue o! q deed OF trust to me, dated t4,S
January 23i, 1873. recorded In Liber No. 70S "a
folio H. OF Of the land records for the coulty
OF Washington, in tbs District OF Columbia, anI
at therequest OF the party secured thereby. SHAH
seiat public sale on WEDNE5D Az, October 9th,
1873, in front of The premises at 5 O'Clock D. IN,
Lot numbered fcrty-fsur, OF George W. Linvilie .
SUBDIVISION OF part OF Square numb; Gig at hun
dIed and sixty seven, 3tiIer with the Improve
meL is thereon, five-room Frame House.
Terms OF sale: the balance OF the inieo5eines-,
about $500 and costs Of sale IL cash. balance six,
ts e!ve and eighteen months, with interest, TO be
secured on the property By led OF trust, with in
SuraDce clause. SiCO will t3 required 20 DO paid
Immediately after sd e. All cGnveyancng to BE-
paid by the purchaser. and If the term not COM
piled with IN ten days after sac the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the properly at the ri and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser after five days
notice, TO lie published IL the Evening Star.
9. A. JANIS, Trustee.
j. T. COLDWEL, Salesman. sep25 d
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STEAMERS FnR NRW yORK

The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and E. C.
KNIGHT alternately leave Pier Al East eck~
EiFer, New York, every Saturday, st <NfAA
o ciock p a.. Georgetown every zsSSSSsssSs5S2b
s3fprcay, and Alexandria game day,
Freight taken 81 lowest rates. For information
apply az ofice over Metropolitan Bank, Is. street.
GEORGETOWN.
ap2lu HAMUEL BACON. President
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WOMEN DRESSED AS MEN IN A ROBBERS
GAEG.-Two packers report finding the main
camp OF the robbers who infest the Black Hills
stage line, 65 miles north of Hat creek. There
We're fourteen men and two women dressed in
mems clothes in the gang The packers saw
the horses taken from Freighter Booth in the
camp, and afterward met three of the robbers
some distancet his Side of The main camp.
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THE ORDER REvERsRD.-In New York Las
week servant girl named Anna simmons
wfo had engaged to marry Henry Bos diSap-
reared on the evening previous TO the dly ap.
pointed for the marriage, yhereupon B5s
oyerw helmed with disappointment, committed
suicide by taking poison. The girl has no.
been seen since Friday morning, but some
weariDg apparel and money are missing from
the house where she was employed.
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sep13- eo&dS

Bn- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, Sepienber 80 h, sam. hour ana
pi3te CAAS. G. DthGANsBN.
sclZi SO SnFtiYihK Trus -ee.
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RgTHE ABOVE SALE IS POST oONED
Until TUESDAY, September "a h. 1878, az same
hour ana place. Ry order OF Trustee.
SeE2S2G CHARLES w. HANDY, Auct.
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10 TIE MOTH, " EST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track. steel Rails, Splendid.
kcenery-, Magnificent Et; fanssnt.
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NORTH GERJIAN ILOYD-sTEANSII

NORTH GERMAN WORCESTERSHIRE
IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE.LOS-
ron, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Inc steamers 4 This company viii sail every Sat
urday from Bremen Pier, foo. OF 81 ST., rcse
hoboken. Kates OF passage: From New <[ETTn
1ork 70 HayTe. London, Southam ptGn
and Bremen first cabin, 500: second caJin, 50,
gold; steerEge. $50 currency. For freight or pas
sage app.y 10 OELRICHS Co., 2 Bo6iing & zen,
NeF 1orK oct1-Iy
GUIDES NEW EXPRESS IIYE
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WASH
lNGION AND GEORGETOWN
Competing at PhitadeIphits srith Ggg,se,s
Line for BOSfOn. Procideace, and
the Eetr England StussS.
Sailing Days.
FROM Ph5E3de sphia-SatuTday, at IL m.
From NaShiagton-MOaday, AZ IL a. m.
From Georgetown MOnday, a. Q pm.
FIei8hts nsceiyed daily: Through bills OF iating
given 70 Boston ard Providence, .-s1s r.
and Fall River. Consignees wish s..sssyA~z.assS
ing 1be1r goods tauceG at George
town wharf will Please have them marked
- GsOTOetOtcG. II, c.
For fun lgfern axiom apply TOD. q. JOHNSON
Co. 1202 street northwest, and I2ta-street
wharf, Arlington, ID. c.; q. r. HYDE, 50 Wa
Ter street, 6ecrgets WI, ID. C., " IL. z. CLYDE
o., SeneTal GalaSerS, IL South Whsryes
Philadelphia. mar3o-ly
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R9-THE ABOVE sALEIS FURTHER POST.
at 0 clock PIN. BY order of Trustee.
Se.S5 st CHARLES w. HANDY. Auct
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According to the figures OF school census re-
Gently taken in Chicago that city now assumes
population OF 436,,31. This is considerably
less than she has been in the habit Of claiming.
and yet more than she has usually been given
credit for, particularly by her rivals. The
figures of school census are not always relia-
BILE bases for estimates, but 1t is likely that In
this case the assumption is not very far out of
the way,-not farther, at least, than is Justified
by the rules of the usual game OF Drag be-
tween western cities. A census of st. Louis Is
now i'm order
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To Correspondence.

letters should be addressed to the Editorial or
business Manager of THE STAR, according to their
tenor and not to any individual name. Otherwise
provoking delays may occur, on account OF alb
sence. etc.
Checks. etc, shonld in all cases he made payable
TO the order of The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
CoMPANY-not to that of any indiyi lual
eE Anonymous communications not read; re-
jected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
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COHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, corner of 7th sire 4
u ard New York avenue, entrance on New ~
York avenue. The most private Loan Office
in the city. Money loaned At the lowest rate q q
of interest on Gold and Silver Watches Plate a-d
Plated Ware Diamonds, Ours. Pistols Ladies and
Gentemen's Clothing, Carpets. and ali articles OF
>aIue. janl-iy
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Ii seems that 1t Is yet too early to cOngratu-
late the financial and business world that the
shock OF the great Glasgow failure has been
met and successfully resisted. The uneasiness
and depression in Great Britain finds voice In
the London Times, which appeals to the bust
ness community not to precipitate an impend-
Ing panic by losing Self-cOntrOl in the crisis. 1t
may be that the alarms on this head are fOs-
tered by certain spectators in stocks for in
tereSted purposes. But 1t is none the less evil
dent that Great Britain, long suffering under
unfavOrable conditions of trade and industry, is
not prepared to submit her firms and other in
stitutions TO a searching test for weak places:
ana such examination, as a result of the Glas-
gov collapse, seems inevitable 1t is to be
hOPed both Tor Great Britain'S sake and for our
own sake That the panic, Of which there seems
to be diSagreeable prospect, may be avoided.
There is excellent authority for the opinion
that nothing is so cOncliating with young per-
sons as a little severity. The police authorities
would not go amiss by acting ON this principle
TO the extent of dispensing the bands of boys
armed with bean-ShOOters, sings and similar
weapons, who kill the birds OF the city, break
exposed glass. and endanger the eyes of those
In range OF their missiles. This is not a crying
evil, unless, 10 be sure, Ii is child that becomes
the involuntary target; but one needs only to
be struck by one OF the stones used as missiles.
projected by means Of broad rubber band, to
become thoroughly convinced that the matter
is one which requires attention.
The two lessons which the catastrophe at the
Coliseum theater in Liverpool teaches have been
impressed by hundred similar accidents. Suf
ficient means OF exit to accommodate as far as
as possible, even panic stricken crowd should
be provided by theater managers. on occasions
OF such excitement and alarm the persons con-
stitutiDg the audience should endeavor to pre-
serve that control over themselves which men,
as distinguished from bruteS, are supposed to
have the power to display. But experience also
teaches lesson; namely, that in cases OF this
kind the majority OF an audience always does
lose its head, and those who try TO keep cool are
carried away In the rush for the exit; and sec
ondly that In such desperate struggles for the
outside OF the building the completest arrange
ments for exit Will only diminish and not en-
tirely prevent wounds and loss OF life.
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THE EVENING STAR will be found ON file at the
following places where, also. advertisements and
subscriptions will he received Henry f. GIlllg
Co, 40 Strand, Charing Cross. London; Charie5
HartwiCk. lis Boulevard Magenta, and N l. deralo
Office. AZ Avenue de rOpera. Paris
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BANKERS
MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
nR. ROBERTSON can be consulted ever
y Wednesday and Saturday at his Office 4T4 q
2to9 2. m, on all diseases OF the Urinary )rgans
and Nervous System. Recent and Chronic Casrs
quickly cured All Female Complaints quickly cured
ed in eTery case aeS aHd cure
Charges moderate. Main office, 10 S. Eutay 81 .
baIumore. oct41y
CONSULT DIR. LEON, the oldest established
u specialist in the city. He guarantees a perIna-
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and lllfreated cases specially. thorough cur. or
10 charge. Separate consulting rooms Cos III street
HoruMeee- augSO-tr
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victim of youthful imprudence, causing prems
ture decay, nervous debility, etc. having tired i,
vain every known remedy, has found simple self
cure, winch ne VIII send FREE to his fellow uerers.
Address J. ii. REEVES,
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ID EGlSTER'S LINIMENT
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CROMWELL, 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue, Agents for
Washington. apI5m.wf6m
nR. LEON, the Oldest Established and olly
~ Relii be Ladies Physician in the city, can be
consulted every Tuesday, Wednesday and saturday.
mae Complaints quickly cured Office and Resi-
dence. GO s. Paca St, Baltimore aug3Otr
nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE RE-
IL stores manhood and the vigor of youth 10 the
most shattered constitution IN four we ks Failure
taken by all about to marry, or who have become
weakened from excess or any other cause Success
thirst Ss per case Sole Agent, DR. JOS JkCofJES'
University Place, New YORK.
Druggists supplied janltr
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send in their an
nouncements early in the day as possible ana IN
ali cases before ~ O'Clock NJ The insertion In the
same DAYS issue of those reaching the ONCE aftel
that hour cannot be assured
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Acreage s,roTN Daily Circulation orer
T,5OO- being much larger bona fde,
regular and permanent rirru4HtiOn HtHa
that of oil the other daily papers in the
city added together.
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The republican investigating committee find
Acklen innocent; the democratic committee.
who were to advise him to withdraw from the
democratic congressional ticket in case they
found him guilty, have advised him to with
draw. This is queer reversal OF the ordinary
findings of partisan investigating committees.
III Acklen concludes to run for Congress in spite
OF the action OF his party brethren, he should
make the race as the republican nominee His
indicators would naturally be the ones to
support him.
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Sc cor. 10th St and South Carolina ave, 2rs II
issue on the LIST and 18th of each month bulletin
of all property for sale and rent my books which
can be had on application at my Office Will be sent
by mail if desired.
AucfiOD Sales.
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By F. H. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building,
Corner of 9Th and + streets

T. IT
Real Estate Broker, LIE Droit Building
Corner of 9Th and streets.
2o22 st. NV, 16 rooms, mod. imps -. ... s75 90
LA st n W., dwelling and restaurant ...... IS 90
!oi6 r St n W., store. ........... 35 90
l55u ~ L St NV. mod 1mps. Observation-Disclosures. 25 %
Cor 10Th and NV, 10 rooms, mod. imps 80. 20 90
"a 9Th st: Sc, rooms, mod. imps .......... DOC
l45l-53 55 st. NV, rooms, mod. imps 900. Is 90
fnrnshed House, st n.w...... 1900
FURNISHED House, ID St INV: -.....-........ 900
Houses and Lots for sale in all parts of the city
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