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IoU have doubtless seen the slightly sun
burnt youth. fresh from summer or other VINO
always p'rcbes himself upon street corners ana
talks loud about taking a reef out al lie GUAR
ter deck, hauling In the ilbboom OF the fore
castle and lower ing the an or The recon ib1il.h-
way. bearing OF tie anchor 10 th,. lee OF The
starboard, and lacking the malnmast fast 10
The foTetop Cf the SAL after yankirC the fore
yaIGaim clear ont 81 joint" H. cant hem
talkiIg mus. be las spent three days IL some
watering place, ana has learned all that can he
Known OF sailors life. Ccndema him not ton
harShly.-BoopfHg'oH ElP
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.

United ETATES ENGINEER'S OFFICE.
1907 Pennsylvania A cenfte )
WASHINGTON, y; c., August II, lS3O}
Harbor d. O., win be received at this once nntI
O'Clock p m. on SATURDAY. September II. 1880,
and opened Immediately thereafter.
and blank forms Of proposals can be obtained at
The right to reject any or all proposals is reserved
aug12 ct s. L. ABkRT, q. 8. CT vii Engineer.
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A FIRE broke out In the depot at Red HUI,
Coorsdo On the South Park road Friday night
causiI g the explosion of 1000 pounds OF pow
der, " hich demolished everything killed Chas
Hilton, an employe, fatally injured f. E.
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The POPULATION OF ST. LoUIs.-Sp ecfal agent
sawyer, OF the Census Bureau, has completed
his labor Of revising the work OF the census
enumerators, and lefr fer Louis Vile, where he
VIII perform a similar work. He makes the
nopuIaIion OF ST. Louis 30 81.
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0DD LoCoMoTIvES.-The Grant locomotive
wolkS al. PatterSon,N. j., are building 2 very
quFer-ioCkiDg locomotive. with two sets OF
diving Wheels one on the top OF the other, the
reverse motion OF the upper wheels driving the
lower ones. Mechanics are divided I'm opinion
as to whether!t viii run at all. although IL is
being built for the purpose OF obtaining great
speed. The oldest thing In the way OF a loco
motive, however. is one that Is being constructed
In Concord n. ii. The boiler IS Hat ana the
tubes run horizontally. The boiler rests over
the fire box and In the middle OF the locomotive.
The engineer occupies a little cab. heated stint
larry TO the pilot house On a steamer on the
forward. end. wlile the freman's position is at
Il e back el d, as in ordinary locomotives. This
locomotive is considerably longer than the Iarg-
est low used.
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ACCIDENTALLY kILLED.-CharleS Mcdowell, a
young man or Greenbrier, West Virginia, was
killed last week while alone at a deer stand by
the accidental discharge OF his gun. Ii Is sup
posed that While setting III rock the weapon
fell, causing the discharge OF both barrels.
Two heavy loads OF shot took effect in his
his comrades came to him on hearing the re-
ports.
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THREE BOYS DRowEED.-R- Smiley, OF Spring
Lake, mimi, with his wife and three little boys,
drove wagon into the lake to let The horses
drink. The horses became restless and upset
the wagon. The children were drowned, and
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of the Globe Tobacco company and the Michi-
gan Savings Bank. at Detroit, astonished his
friends Saturday by making an assignment.
loading with real estate. His assets are $3.50 $780,
liabilities mucn more
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DIVORCE. MCRDER AND SUICIDB.--In Bath
\. Y, Saturday, X. E. ParkhurSt, young law
yer, shot and Killed Miss Fannie Howell,
daughter OF prominent merchant, and then
blew his own brains out They hal been mar
ried, but never lived together and were d.
vorced. The affair happened In room In the
Nichols house, where the couple went a few
minutes hefnra the shooting.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON. August 10, 1880.
Sealed Proposals. to be endorsed proposals for
Joist. Lumber Cement and Lime. " will be received
at this Office for the below mentioned articles until
~ NJ AUGUST 10, 1880. The articles to be delivered
st the Navy Yard, Washington, D. O., free of any
expense to the government and subject to the usual
inspection, viz:
Bureau ards and Docks acquisitions Nos. 80 and
81 for Joist, Lumber, sc. Schedule to be had st
this office.
Requisition No. 81.
100 barrels Fresh-ground Rosendale Cement, best
quality. For immediate use.
500 barrels GOO poupdsl Wood burnt Potomac
Lime. in bulk. To be delivered as required.
The right is reserved TO reject any all bids not
deemed adyap tageous TO the government. Respou-
sibie security required on the bids for the prompt
and faithful delivery OF the articles. Blank forms
for bids TO be Lad at this Office.
]. ADAMS SMITH,
aUg14-4t Pay Inspector, q. 8. Navy.
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Baltimore and Potou,a. nepot Garner
9th and n Streets
bsitfmore ard Ohio Depot. corner N,xx
,5er,ty Avenue auJ street N"
MORNING

~ = - = \ NJ
thEs. Bait & way. g o.
N. y. K fhila ex' SIC
western express. G:.l
10 Il WY stations = ~
Irtd. X way stsiioi.s.S q
Eslt 4 Spnsp. ex p o
tbatlI ore express 9 o.
y: -tnslnle &Wsystrg :.
It-.. u way stats "a 81
:, mere express. II 81
81 Ai.y.
-slECay only.
CtGcr TS-Ls ds;iy eN-
q u SUNDAY.
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MOTHS DIFFERENTIATED FROM FURNI-
w TURE. FEATHER BEDS AND MAT
IhEsSSsES renovated. at GIG Ia a.! aye: , uuo
X Watches, Guns; Pistols, &c. &c, can get the best
cash Prices from HERZOG,S, SOS 9ta e., near Pa.
pefson or by mail. mars
~ known % the best, 80 IL JU6THS old stand
known for year, az the only place where first class
spectacle prices. Address or call at JUSTH'S old
stand. No. 61s st. between 9Th and It'll ST. n VA
sts.n.w. n. B.-Note by mail promptly attended
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~ BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting at PhiladelphsA with Clyds's
Line. Tor New York, B0ston, Provi.
New ENGLAND States.
Through bills OF lading giyen.
SAILING DAYS.
From Washinstoa-Mondays at 6p.M.
From phiiadeiphta-SatardAys.a at 10 sm.
Freight received daily until .. n. GEORGETOWN
foods rece.Tad and delivered at Washington.
&hsrf, foot OF 18th street.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE CO., General Mans1erl
q South Nbarves, Philsdeiphfa; J. Il. JOHNSON
q 90, Agents, 18th st. wharf a0d l2t2 Est. NV.
Nseh1n9ton- $3.50
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THREE YOUNG SISTERS BECOME INSANR.-A
gentleman from near Concord Depot was in the
city yesterday, ana informed US that three
that vicinity, were taken Violently sick last
Friday after having eaten dinner. IL was sup
posed that they had been poisoned, ana pny-
become totally deraDged. DrS. Evans and Rob-
ertSon attended tie patients. but all their
effortSto heal the malady or detect its cause
have proved futile. II IS feared that q brother
Oh the young ladies, who partook or the same
food. may loose las mind also. They are the
children OF the ldte James Staples esd. and the
sad occurrence has created much sympathy for
The victims, and much speculation as TO the
cause Of Their EiSfoTtune.-LyHcltburg VUgin-
ian. AUGUST Il.
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COMING TO ANERICA.-The Earl Of Airlie is on
tie eve OF starting for America, 10 make tour
OF Canada and the United States. The London
correspondent OF the Edinburgh Scotsman says
Mr.. Thomas FIlughes Is aoout TO PAY another
visit TO the United States on lecturing tour.
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MERCHANTS AND N N L B 9
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUTSIDE LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN
BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
Sailing days from Baldmore-EYery WEDNES-
Spears Wharf, (near foot s. t1sy ST.
From New IOrs-Every WEDNESDAY and SAT
uRDAY, st ?; M, from Pier ~, E-s. River, (nsar
Elegant passenger accommodations. Lowest
rates freight guaranteed
Rates OF passase-First class, s., including meals
md stateroom berth. Steerage, 81. meals, II de-
sired, &c. per meal.
A. L. HIGGINS, Agt.,
{Boetou Whsrf.) BALTIMORE. MD
GEO. II. GLOVER, Axt.,
je25-ly Pier ~, EAST GIVEI. Ny.
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nUNCANsON BROS, -Auctioneers.
II 9'h and streets ". ".

AssIG NEE's SALE OF THE FNTIRE STOCK
Or COOKING AND HEATING STOVEc
RAfGfS AND GAS STCVEs. HOLLOW A~D
niHMAkF. TINEkRs, TOOLS, stone
BRICKS and CRATES, SVELF GOODS AND
SMALL WARES, &c. BENG EFFECTS
@, MANNED N PREMISES No. 1lO3
SEVENTH hTRtET N W, AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18TH
commencing at 10 O'CLOCK. Dealers and private
buyers are invited. d. A. KEYS,
aug14-d Assignee.
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IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT, gel
u the best 81 GLAeGkS Of II. 81. @NA
HknPLER. the Optcian. Pa. sYe.s
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a CRUSHING COMPARIS0N.-A dSshing young
fellow was recently very attentive TO a young
lady (both residing heTe) who did not secretly
favor his attentions and who is blessed with
an observing little brother OF only few sum-
merS growth. The ladyS adrlirer was visiting
her few days ago, when the little chap broke
into Their presence. and, mounting the dashing
young mans Knee, said: Haven't you got q
line room?' "Oh, yes" proudly replied the
daShing young fellow, whose vanity was evil
IDENTIFY touched by the remark. Seeing, as he
thought, III the circumstance an opportunity TO
make favorable impression on the sister, he
gave bis moustache an extra twist and reit-
Grated his reply with emphasis Lob, yes"
Eegy tine ROOM Il thought so, said the young
hopeful, musingly. ''BuJ what made you think
SOP? said the young lady's admirer. his curioS-
fly 10y this time fully aroused. because" was
the crushing reply, SISTER Mag said your room
was Better than YOUR coTnQanV."
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NEu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The frst-class steamers OF this line 'Amster-
DAM" Wv a. scbolten," Rotterdam" '.P. Ca
land .'schiedsIa" and ''Maas''-carrying the q.
s. Mail to the Netherlands. leave Harbecks Stores,
Brooklyn, regularly on WEDNESDAYS. First
Cabin-S50, $50; Second Cabin-s45. $50: Steer
age-S26. II. CAZAUX, General Agent, q South
William street, New York. For passage apply to
W. G. MEIZEEOTT & co, 925 Pennsylvania
avenue, Washing ton or f. Fl. JOHNSON, Agent,
National Safe Deposit Building, corner New York
avenue ard 18th street northwest. aug7-Ic2p
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THE NEWLY ORGANIZED DENTAL ASSOCIATION
Of the United States or America, In session last
week at New York, adjourned Saturday to meet
In the same CRY on the Monday after The first
Tuesday in August or next year. Among the
officers chosen were DR.. a. S. Northrop, OF
Newark, n. j., president. and DR.. III. b. Noble,
Of Washington, treasurer. DrS. X. Ii. Winder
OF Baltimore, and j. Curtis Smith, OF Washing
ton, are on the committee 20 correspond with
the United States government.
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THE COMING INTERESTING EVENT N SPAIN
Tie Madrid correspondent OF the New York
EG6'd teiegraphS as follows: THE ATchducheSS
Isabella. OF Austria. mother OF Queen CbriSti ia.
has arrived at Madrid with suite OF ladies' alt
me attendants 10 be present at her GauyhYeT'S
81 mouths. She vas received al the station
b. The King and royal family. The first inter-
view CT Tie queen and ler mother was very
&fec'inT. Apartments in the palace have been
prepared fer the ArchducbeSS. close 10 the mag
hlEst ht suite or rooms recently fitted up and
furnished FOR the expected heir 10 the throne.
Queen Isabella is expected about the cam.
prCtaby Ee Chris.ieDed P1iiip or re dinaGd. If
a female She VIII be named Isabella. For god
fatters, Pope Leo and the Emperor OF Austria
are mentioned; for CodmotherS. Queen Isabella
and the ArchducheSS- The health OF the young
queen Is quite satisfactory. She Is able TO drive
about with tie hing In the cool OF the evening"
AN ORDINARY PARIS BATH only costs Il cents
and WIN your sheet. towels and fee TO the
batEer Viii only amount TO some 80 cents IN al.
And you must bring your own soap. else fabl-
lous price VIII he charged you. 4 complete
path' means. besides the usual tubful Of water.
the luxury CT six towels and two wrappers.
The ordinary bath IS just the tub OF water with
not water at discretion. and tor the bath-sheet
and towels one must pay extra, the sheet cost
lIg 1--we cents and every towel TWO cents ap ece.
The towels are served TO you hot. rather try
leg luxury IN the month OF July. The little
path roomS are CT very tolerabie size, and are
heated Ia WRITER AS 10 the style OF the bath,
you can have it hot Or cold. medicated, or mixed
With bran, salt or fresh, as you Will And then
cones the inevitable pourbotSe to the attend
ant, but. as four or five SOUS mean munificenCa.
that does hot so much matter.-Ltcy II. HOOP
el''S Paris Lette1'.
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VUANTED FEATHERS TO RENOvATE,
w Mattresses 20 remake and fine uphostering.
No I4O4 PennsyIyania ave-, opposite Wizards
Hotel. myl-bm
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WALTER B, WILLIAMS & CO.. AucH0nsers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
OF GROUND ON M STREET NORTH Ann

BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES, WITH LOT
NINTH STREET WEST.
BY virtue Of two deed Of fruit to us, dated ksA
recorded in Libers 1906. folio 115, and 799, -Es:aL
folio 46e. Of the land records of Washington, D.
y, and at the written request of the party secured
thereby will Sell, at public auction in front Of
the premises, on THURSDAY. the 9Th day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1880, at O'Clock m. all that piece
bered seven and eight, g and 81, in square num-
bered four hundred, (40O), beginning for the same
at point NJ street north, distant eighteen feet
Us feetJfrOm the southwest corner of square four
hundred thence north eighty (SO) feet; thence run
ming west eighteen lsl feet to 9th street vest
goo feet; thence turning aud running east fifty 900
feet; thence south twenty seven feet: thence west
sixteen (16) feet; thence south eighty three (83)
feet to street north: thence along street north
sixteen vest, to the place of beinning.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money to be
from day OF sale with interest," secured by deed of
trust: @lt will be required when the or operty Ia
Knocked down ana if the terms Of sale be not COM
piled with in seven days thereafter, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell five days. notice, at
the risk and cost Of the defau,trg purchaser.
5 5As Eas9WafHn Wife, Trustees.
ty15, %, "a. %, 81, Aug4.5
eE-THE ABOVE SALEIS POSTPONED UNTIL
BAL RDAY, THE l4TH INSTANT, at the same hour
and saI p!ass 5 5As EWTHHf44EERToS Trustees
sS"THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
PONED until TUESDAY, TIE 3lsr bay OF Az
GUST, at the same hour and place.
JAS. FULLERTON,l r,,,n.
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NoHF"i-H AND FORTRESS MONROE
STEAMER LADY OF THs LIKE.

CAFTAIS L L. BALDWIN.
First-elass fare, 81; Round "trip. 4~A
81 so Set on,i-c!ass fare. IS Round
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. g. $50 2.
Leaves Norfolk alternate days ct p. "a, stop
ping 81 alsSandris, Piney Point Point Lookout and
Fort Monroe, w., going ard returning,
FOB PoT03AC E5VER LANDINGS.
MONDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
'~'-'' : sTESMERs FOE new Y0RK.
Steamships JOHN GIBSON and 4. @. KNIGHT
Pier q, East River, MY, SATUESAIs at ! p "a:
rates spply to r. P. a. DEEHAM, Agt., So Water
at, GEORGETOWN.
Ticfets. staterooms &c 20 tc General Office.
&416 street j w, near Willard's Hotel.
ap29 q. S. LOWELL, President
EOR EOHrOLK, PORTSMOUTH. FORTRESS
u MONROE AND THE SOUTH. ~ys~Ecs
SIkAMEIi GEORGE LEARY. Car E.Es1 rtssSys1S
ryinz U.s- Mail. JOSEPH WEITE.
Commander,
rro io5s # sspeh st: From aFshf wharf,
MONDAY Es aSp WE'D ruEsDA77,s every THURS
EESDAF, nj so, and DAY AND SUNDAY,
ssysTs SATURDAY. st at I'M
Stops At Finey Point and Point Lookout Going
Trst-cisse fare, 81; Ro1nd Trip, sl,5O. T4oEsts
cy G. Smiths, 1851 Penn'a ave. Il. W., and a. 2.
Lrogn's. cor. 18th St and n i ave Tickets good
u1Ei lsel- y: f. OODD, Agent.
9Th st. wharf, WASHINGTON, D. q,
ID. +. KEELING, Agent,
Campbel's wharf, Norfolk.
E.B--LEnch baskets not allowed on board- The
company reserve the right to deny Passage TO I'm
proper characters. ep27-6m
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WOMEN AS HARvESTERS.-Mr. Bret Ha-te has
written from Europe 10 a friend In this country
that, seeing how women abroad work in the
fields, lie thanks Heaven he lives La a republic
where there are men enough to do that Sort of
labor. On which the Chicago Ne,rS says: ..IIe
is right as to the sufficiency OF men, but wrong
as TO the superstition that they relieve the wo-
men. II Mr.. Harte could make circuit OF this
city, within radius Of 20 miles, he would see. In
seed-tiMe and harvest, In storm and shine. in
hot weather and cold weather, field after field
would see them blowing. hoeing, wedding.
sweeping the scythe through grass, raking hay.
pitching off loads of fertiizing material, and
with stubborn purpose doing more ana better
work than the men who employ them. The
same sight Is presented Throughout the great
northwest"
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
HATS. BOOTS, DHO10s WAEOH1Ss
PISTOLS, DO 3c.s
n o,sp0ssd q q TIE ysrS hfh:cs @ S
o. w street northwest. Orders By NAL VII %
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EXCURSIoNISTS 0yERBoARD.-The wharf at
MI. Hope. near Fall River, Mass, upon which
was large crowd OF excurSionists, broke down
Saturday evening. precipltatfng about fifteen in
were slightly injured and some were taken out
unconscious. The water was shallow, and
those who kept their Wits about them got out
without difficulty.
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SINGULAR 'EC0VERYOF Lest DIAHoNDS.-GirS.
A. l.. Hamilton. q visitor at Manhattan beach,
lost pair OF solitaire earrings In the bathing
pavilion one day last week. Half OF an enye-
lope Ia which the diamonds had been placed
Was found, and Mrs Hamilton admitted that
she had probably thrown away the portion
containing them. Since then the diamonds
have been restored to the owner. A LADY on
leaving the bath had wrapped a pair or wet
stockings In some Of the envelopes she found
scattered on the floor, and the next day dis
co Vefed the rings On opening the package.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS ETENJNG.
TO-MORROW.
NOTICE TO THE TRADE.

NOTICE TO THE TRADE
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.
viii sell or TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, CoMMEsCIEtI AT 10 A. NJ, q. 623
Pa. avenue, for
J RICH b BRO
the balsnce of their stock Of Fancy Goods and No
tons, st auotior. for cash cny. al the goods vii,
positive ly tie sod without reserve.
augl4 1t J. DUNCAN, Auct.
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T XME AND CEMENT.
sAYLORs PORTLAND CEMENT,
The strongest, cheapest, best.
ROCKLAND CHAINED LINE,
The best IL Aner;cs.
Also,
CHURCH, SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
WOOD MANTELs AND THING OF every de.
scripuOn Specially.
L. l.. CANNON,
;y7-Iy Room =, Corcoran Building.
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AUCTION SALES.
HUNCANSON BROS, Auctioaeers.
IL 9th and D streets northwest

HUNoANsoN BROS. Aucioaeers
~ 9th and d streets northwest.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIRM
WAkE sIoXEs SS ALs3 .IMNgo5cE TN
GoFFEE BOILERS, TEA SPOONS. WASH
BASINS. &c. ALSO, INVOICE TWO HUN
DIED PAIRS ASSORTED SHOES. GOOD
OTHER sToCK. AT AUCTIos. d
On TUESDAY MJRNING. AUGusr 18th. at q
It @''0A i01 pUNolSsoS BRos. Aucts II
TNHoS. j. FISHER CO.. Auctioneers
CHANcERy SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
hEAls ESTATE: EITUAG ,i9L, &C, On =, FOUR
TWEEN Z AND STREETS.
In pursuance of a decree OF the Supreme "a
Court Of the District of columbia, passed in 90
Equity Cause No. $3.50. in which George G..x&.
Henderson and snetber are Defendants, the under
s1sIed Trustee will offer for sale. public auction
on UEsDAf, THE TIN DAY OF SEPT EMBER d.
ieSu AT o CLoCh ?. M. in front OF the rre1.isss
recti ded subdivision of square numbered two hun
6red and seven t2G7), in the City of Washington.
u q, improved by Two story Brick Building. and
s1uated Ia rapidly imProy ing portion of the city
trust thereon, dated December l. 1870, to secure
the payment Of 81, 400 to the executors IF Joshua
Pierce, which becomes due in ten years from the
dale of the deed.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree are:
One third OF Il purchase money i'll cash. sId the
balance in equal int talme nts in twelve ana eighteen
nCnths from the day OF sale, with interest at six
Ter cent per apnnrn, or all cash, ~ the option If
tie purchaser. No deed. given until ali the pur-
chase money is paid A deposit of SI0O VII be re
CURED at The time OF sale. The terms CT SAFE are
to be complied with viihn ter days sftas the day
augi6 -2aw3w Trustea.
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FdNHE NEW EDITION
OF
LIPPLNCOTTS PRONOUNOLN0
G4ZETTEER
OF THE
WORLD.
Just Published and for sale by
FRANCIS b. MOHCK,
SUCCESSORS TO MoEUa Bros,
my1 1OIH Pa. ave., cor. 18th st.
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MAKING IT Hot FOR VICroRIA's BANDA
special dispatch to the Cincinnati Eaq,tjreJ'
from Santa Fe, n. b., Angus II, says: After a
lhree Gays chase Though the Sierra Diabio. a
very Rough ard wateries5 mountain range, dur
Ing which the Indians made no stand and in
Which their supply camp, with some horses and
cattle, Wss captured by company K. 10th cav
airy. under Capt. LebO. q n. Grierson'S COM
mand has arrived at sulphur Springs, on the
trail: The advance guard OF the command
reached Fort Quitman last evening The In
dtans are supposed to be but few miles from
the Ne lean side OF the Rio Grande. and more
than likely Gen. .Grlersol will cross into Chi
huahua alter them. Should Gen. Grierson dc
so Coz. Nane Il command or the Mexican forces
will dcubi less Cooperate with him. Although
the loss CT the Infantry Is not known they have
ey,dtntIy been whipped badly and foiled In
their at1empt TO get back into Mexico. Gen.
Byrhe. CT Fort Worth. Texas who was wounded
!Cur tines recently While travelling east in the
coach attacked By Indians, died last night at
Fort Siiitman from the effect or his wounds.
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HYPER AND LOWER POTOMAC

steamer .fYSrIC, CARVING u g. Mail, leaves
Potomac berry Wharf, eth stree, .siSA
Sss r &C., H o MeGaP 9Iedny f Pnsol FF
City, I4v.rgool, Kiverside. Matthias. pope Greek.
UcEister's CotOD'a, Mattcx. BsckistUl} Stand,
Nomini. I1nsy Point, kinsale. Locise Lab ing and
all Intermediate wharves: returning tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday. Fare and Freisnt ct low
est rates. GEO. r. PHILLIPS,
iylO-2n Manager
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THAT NEVER RUSTS. NEVER BREAKS,
NEVER WEARS OUT, ALWAYS CLEAN, and can
be worn while bathing, Is for sale st
CHAS. FISHERS, 62S 7th ct. a. ".
Mrs. Fisher devotes her attention to the wants OF
lady patrons. mar29
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IMPORTANT TO AGENTS.
Il THE LIFE OF
L n - q L

VNANTEp-OLD GOLD and SILVER, In large
w or small quantities. highest oash price paid.
82l Pen'a ares between 50 B ~ sts. ma<0
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nR- MOTIFS FRENCH POWDBRS-Certain
II cure for Kidney Diseases, Gravel and all Uri-
nary Diseases, Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak
ness, 1mpotency, Gleet, Scrofula. Syphilis and al
rhna cured in AZ hours. For sale by VIM. b. KIN
TWISLE Druggist, corner 18th st. and Ps. ave.
ceilt OF price. MARI