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West Washington Affairs.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF directors OF the
Potomac Insurance Company took place to-day at
the choice OF the following: NJ. j. Adler, W. s.
Cox, Geo. I. Dunlop, Thos. Duncan, r. E. Frey,
IhoS Knowles, Philip May, Louis Mackall, F. L.
Moore, A Peter, H. NJ. Sweeny, and VIM. T. Wal
lace
PERsONAL-Mr. Charles d. ID. Welch, an ex-
mayor OF Georgetown, who has been spending
some time at JackSOn's Grove camp meeting, came
nome Sick Saturday, and how lies ve9S III at his
residence on 30th street.
The POST OFFICE is being repalnted and refres-
coed.
GRAIN.-Arrlved, boat Farmers Friend with $500
bushels OF wheat. and 1000 bushels OF corn boat
Ruby, with 3. 800 bushels OF wheat
MERCHANTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on change
to-day LOO bushels wheat solo, at prices ranging
from 1I2 to ia
CONDITION OF THR WATER.-Great Falls and both
reservoirs clear
HIGH TIDE.-August 8. 2:4s a. m, s:2s D.. m.
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The Saratoga Races.

SARATOGA, August To-day is the eleventh
extra day. The weather is very warm the at
tendance is fair, the track fast and the betting
good.
First race, purse $3.50, for all ages, of which $50
TO the owner OF the second; entrance free; \ OF a
mile. Pools-Portti. $780, Disturbance $40; Colonel
Standon, S20 field. $a5 Disturbance won. Minnie
ID, second; Colonel Sprague, third. Time, rs
French pools paid saO70 post odds, to l against
the winner.
The second race. Purse $500, for non-winners at
Saratoga In 1892, entrance Free mile and quar-
ter Pools.Force, 500; Long Taw, SIS; jim Mel
Force second, Long Taw third. Time, 2:1lh.
French pools paid $3.50; post odds to against
the winner.
Third race-purse $3.50; OF which $50 to second for
all ages; entrance free one mile. POols-Blenheim,
FOO; Tom Barlow, $40; Churchill, IS; Matte Rap
SO each.
The race was won by Baby, with Churchill sec
0nd and Tom Barlow third. No time was taken
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VICTORIA, B. c., August 7.-Bunster has been de-
feated for the commons by Gordon by majority
OF at least 100. Both were conservatives, and the
issue was an entirely personal one. All the eec-
tlonS are over now, except that OF Yale. where
Barnard, the late member, and Vernon and Robin
son are candidates. All are conservatives except
Robinson, who has liberal leaningS.
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The COurts.
PROBATE COURT--yud1e B10,ler.

PROBATE COCKT-JudIe Rd07leT.
Estate OF Joseph A. Coburn, additional answer
OF executor nled Estate or John Rupert, first
account OF executor approved Estate OF Helen
l. Stewart, order appointing Leonard Mackan ad-
mfnistrator on bond OF S, Oo0 Estate OF Wflhel-
nina Eichler, petition OF Charles Walter, requir-
ing administrator to render an account Estate
OF Norris johnson. order appointing j. A. johnson
administrator on bond OF $100 Estate OF Louise
W. Whittlesey leave given to sell Insurance pol
icy. Estate OF w. d. Seal, order appointing John
T. Given executor on bond OF 500
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The Egyptjan War

RUSSIA SAID TO BE MAKING wARIIKE PREPARATIONS
LONDON, Aug. THE Central Ne,rs says ft ia
runored at St Petersburg that Russia Is making
warlke preparations at Odessa, I'm view OF the
possibility OF complications between Turkey and
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for Murder.


PROVIDENCE, X. l., August Rocco Votto who
murdered Achilles Derob 20 yesterday was arrested
this afternoon in North Providence.
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"ETMORE 4 McNEALE. REAL ESTATE BROK
w ers Agents for the London and Lancashire Fire
Insurance Co.. 1870 New York avenue. Country prnn.
s-ty sold. Loans negotiated on Maryland Real Is
nee. jy1l
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T THE 1Esaa Ehsz ss HS sgiHrrsr
STILL hI5 cNHa aGff lSTH is
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION, CORNER
For AND and W chcad ted Express
st IF Pal ao seeI Cars al S;30 M daily Fast
HaTrsbGT to Cincinnati ' WESTERN * fre i7o6
I'm daily, with Palace Cars to PittsburT and
p ,..Ir Mall Va. cypress $50 pm daily tor
hSp foT9 RSd RALRoAp
sS swat with p s car rOn aaT
day. with Palace Cans from Washington to Canaan
For New Ters and ths East s' 600 H.. 10 M 30
ana G 1R sa0 Of Pullman
Fer GG SdT go nj a l s1f ssn Sunday
sey City yr with boats a. e Brooklyn Anns5 a9ras
ferrisee across New YORK City A'Oi''iis o0u'iS
For ihiiade hla 500 an, 1890 am. $50. 4:2O
l0fG EGgrs snasa sS6 sae a az sna
sunday 500. 80 am. 40 $40. 7'so. s;s 81
Fer PoIe's Creek Line. 40 a. m. and 40 pm daily.
For ANNAPOLIS. 40 a. m and 4.4O Pm daily. except
VA LESaNbh1R AM Ma5a1N Gus
40 800 800 500 ana ii 80 pm. ' On Sunday lii;
For H RfsSo 30 d ~, 70 and II rs an and Pm
Trains lsaye Ale1andria for Washington. 500 s:15
go and LOO midnisRs: q sunday sS ant az
. s fna l8eS At the and Dd4 sse
y s oa ssa she ad at the
GAGE to destination from hotels and residences.
, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
Shot Himself on Account Of Famil'
Troubles

NEW YORK, August Henry Zeisc. aged g.
employed by A. s. Ellison manufacturers OF ladies'
dress trimmings attempted suicide this morning
by shooting himself twice in the breast. He was
found unconscious on the floor, and beside him
lay letter addressed TO his employers, stating
that he shot himself on account OF family
troubles. He was taken to the hospital where 1t
was believed that he would die.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS received
dispatch yesterday from the agent at the va
kima agency, Washington Territory, stating that
he had In custody the two Indians that enticed
the Piutes to leave Warm Springs. He was or
dered to hold them until further orders. A dis
patch was also received from Agent Miles, at
Keno, T., that Indians for this and Kiowa agency
have bought breech-lOading guns OF best pattern
from traders at Caldwell, Kansas. He asks for
instructions.
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FOSTER-THIRINGER. In Buffalo, n. Y, Juns
II, 1882, by the Rev. c. Bodenbender, WILLIAM -
FOSTER. Of Georgetown, ID. c., 70 EMMA s. THE
NIGER. Of Holland. NY.
READ-MURPHY H. L. READ. of Wilmington D.
e. TO ROSA A. MURPHY. Of st. Louis. No csrA
st. Louis papers please COPY
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Latest Capitol Notes.
ADJOURNMENT TONIGHT PROBABLE.


The adoption Of the motion of Mr. Cameron, of
Pennsylvania, to go into executive session this
afternoon is generally regarded as settling the
fate Of the tax BILL and as promising an early ad-
Journment, perhaps tonight Mr.. Morrill, anJag-
OnfZed the motion because he wanted to take up
the tax bill, but ten republicans voted against
him, VIZ, MeSSrS. Allison, Cameron OF Pa, Cam
erOn OF Wis.,, Hale, Hawley, Ingalls,, Kellogg, Lap
break from the line OF policy marked out by the
republican caucus. Mr. Morrill,, by objecting to
the consideration OF resolutions for adjournment
may prevent an adjournment before tomorrow
but 1t Is not believed he can prevent any longer
Prominent republican senators have assured
certain members OF the House that the Senate will
agree 10 adjourn sine die some time to-day or TO-
night. 1t is understood that Senator Morrill, will
ca up the tax BILL but that pending its consider
alton resolution will be passed fixing the hour
for adjournment
INVESTIGATION OF THE LABOR STRIKES.
Mr.. Blair, chairman OF the committee On educa-
ton and labor called up, in the Senate this after
noon. the resolution directing an investigation
during the recess into the labor strikes This Is to
be made by the committee on education and labor,
and is TO include the subjects OF the relations be-
tween capital and labor, the wages and hours OF
labor, the condition OF the laborng classes in the
wages as compared with similar classes abroad, ,
with the causes and agencies producing strikes
The committee is to recommend legislation to
remove or modify such causes and to provide
against their recurrence and is empowered to send
for persons and papers, administer Oaths and visit
by subcommittee different parts OF the country.
The resolution was adopted with an amendment,
offered by Mr. George, directing an inquiry into
the division between labor and capital OF their
joint productions in the United States.
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A Fatal Lllnln

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 7.-William Miller, OF Bird
finland, last night got freight train to ride
his home, and, mistaking the place In the dark
ness, jumped OF as the train was crossing Mill
Creek bridge. He fell distance OF sixty feet, and
sustained fatal injuries
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SECRETARY FOLGRR HAS RENTED the fne Of
$500 Of the steamer W. w. Corcoran, which was
imposed for carrying dangerous oils without
permit.
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THE RESIGNATION OF I'd Lieutenant Wallis O.
Clark 18th infantry has been accepted by the Pres
ident to take effect June So 1885, instead Of Janu.
airy /, 1888.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
E9H FIN Es 6
AND GEokGETowN.. '''' or "A'hiS'ioS
wHsHIseToS. f BE-. o july asth' 1881.
BY direction Of the Board q Commissioners sealed
W" 81; osf s1
s sna tie IN I
items and appro1 innate quantities Of work contemplated
Asp6s 81 rs 80 . sSasss yards.
Granite B biec Yards
Asphalt block psysmsnt Il. 10 iS square r Yards
SrsSeli s N is6 SOU sSus sre ysS Siso'
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications can be OBJ
and ess
parts Of bids. 0N0 -
Major Of Engineers. O. s.x..
1y26-6t Engineer Commissioner D. C.
~THE DATE FOR oPEN1Na PROPOSALS TO
r9S
Modified Instructions. &C., may be obtained by ap-
G.J. LYDECKER.
Major OF Engineers, U. s A..
auo-5t Engineer Commissioner, DC.
f ssb Ak AkR F41f Esa POST
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., I
So.,.s WAsHI ING 2; C.; July Is, 1882 ;
un5lI r. by isss
ssnesns Ink sna
year from the LIST day of July, 1882
There will be needed about 600 pounds Of ink and
Z, 900 pads, more or less.
The ink submitted must have been successfully tested
In post Office Of the first class during period Of at
least one year. and selection will only be made from
among inks accompanied By certificate of such test by
the postmaster during such PERIOD post
master when proper reason can be shown for not pro-
ducing one from the postmaster. Said ink must be
secured in heavy tin boxes, containing q half pound
each OF oblon9 shape, with orce at end for cork
for transportation in the mails Sample Of boxes to be
seen at Blank Agency.
Samples of each article must accompany the bid; and
the General the right reject any
all bids.
Proposals must be indorsed the envelope '.Propo
sails for Ink. Pads both, and addressed ITO
the First Assistant Postmaster General Washington,
DC" T. .. HOWE,
1y27-2aw4w Postmaster General.
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II AMBURG LINE.
WEEKLY LINE OF STEAMERS
LEAVING NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY
AT NOON
FOR ENGLAND. FRANCE AND GERMANY
lCr Passage apply to
{. B. RICHARD co.
General Passenger Agents.
81 Broadway. New York.
Clto PERCY G. SMITH,
1851 and GIG Pennsylvania avenue.
Send for Tourist Gazette" apl
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Protection Of District Records from
Fire.

REPORT OF CHIEF ENGINEER CR0STN.
Chief Engineer Cronin has submitted n renort
10 the District Commissioners, suggesting, for the
protection OF the records OF the District offices
from nre, that there should be placed thermo-
electrlc bells In each room and on each stairway
Large stationary chemical engines should be In
the basement proper, leading To each noor and
nose 10 reach each room; two iron stand-pipes and
ladders should be placed on the outside or the
building, In the rear, reaching the roof ana he
recommends that the wooden file-holders and
shelving In the vaults be changed for iron. He
says That with the thermo system OF alarms no
llre could occur without an alarm being at once
given; that the watchman, with the chemical an
paratus, could readily extinguish the flames but
III Ihls Tailed the standppe and ladders would en-
aple tne department 10 go TO work at once on the
nanes No estimates are given, but the CHIEF
states the amount TO do this Will be very small
NO turkish Troops Gone 10 Alexandria
LONDON, August I'm the house OF commons
this afternoon Sir Charles Dixie, under foreign
secretary, replying 70 various questions, said no
turkish troops have gone TO Alexandria. Those
that have been dispatched Will only 90 as far AS
Crete The negotiations In regard TO Turkish
intervention in Egypt have not yet reached a
stage enabling any statement TO be made in par.
lament. -
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MODERATE TRANSACTIONS IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
NEW YORK, August THE Posts financial
article says: The Stock Exchange was opened
Tor business at IL O'Clock, and the volume Of bust
ness since has been OF moderate amount United
states bonds are unchanged. State bonds are me-
elected. Railroad bonds are strong and higher.
with the principal exceptions Texas and Pacinc
nves, which are down, respectively ls.al per cent
The stock market, after a firm opening, soon be-
came heavy, and prices declined, until noon, since
which time the market has been steady and prices
nave improved fraction, the market stocks having
been Reading, which has fallen 2a to 57K,
Rochester and Pittsburg IL to 80,
Jersey ~ to IN, ontario 4. to 4s,
and Union Pacific IL 70 llsk. Richmond and
Danville opened at an advance OF 4 Der
cent and declined 2k. The stocks which have
6een comparatively lrm are Lake Shore. Michigan
Central, New York Central, and Milwaukee and
ST Paul In the money market call loans on
stocks are 3a4 per cent and on Us. 2ka3 per cent
Ihere Is no change In the rates for time loans or
prime mercantile paper. There is less currency
going out OF the city than Is usual at this season
dull. and steady, short-date remittances being
rather firm. The posted rates for prime bankers
sterling are are unchanged Actual rates
4S5a4 and 4SShaK, with cable transfers 4s9ak,
and prime commercial bills 4S3ka4S4.
seven pages, was received at the State department.
ha nds OF Captain Bryan at the Government print
ing Office few minutes after ii O'Clock that night,
and was all In type by 1890 The third revise was
returned to the State department at O'Clock Sun
day morning, and one hundred copies, ready for
use In the courts or departments, were delivered
morning. This quick work is considered unparai-
leled-
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EUNARD LINE.
NOTICE.
,.x,,, LANE ROUTE.
1hE CUNARO STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
g, fhOM PIER 20. n. z. NEW YORK
se..ia Ned. q July. Galla -. We'd % Aug.
Scytnia We'd. Aug. Seryia 49, We'd so auS
Bothnia Wed, 9 Aug. Scythia. we'd. 6 Sept.
PartMa Ned, l6 Aug. Bothnia " We'd Is Sept
AMI EfEhI WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATE OF PASSAGE:
$50 and 500 for passenger accommodations
Steerage at very low rates. Seeraze tickets from Jv
erpool and Queenstown and all parts of at
lowest rates. Se'
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast GLASGOW
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports. "A~
For freight and passage apply at the Companys office
No. Bowling Green. or both steerage and cabin tn
OTIS BIGELOW CO.. COS 7th street. washington
VERNON II. BROWN h Co. New York.
Orto Iegsrs, OTIS BI6EiOW CO
tanl2 COS It'll street, WASHINGTON
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Mr.. ELMER, the Second Assistant Postmaster
General, is expected back from New York to-mor-
row morning.
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V,HoMAs DO-IING, Aucuoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR0yED
HIGH AND PROSPECT STREETS. GEORGE-

PROPERTY ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF
HIGH AND PROSPECT STREETS. GEORGE
TOWN, DC
BY virtue of deed of trust bearing date the 2lstt.
day of February 1877, and duly recorded in Liber
$40. folio 397 one Of the Land Records for Wash III
iugton county, District of Columbia and by direction
of the party secured thereby the undersigned Trus
tee will sell on WEDNESDAY NINTH AUGUST. 1892.
northwest corner OF High and Prospect streets George
town, d: c.. all of Robert o. +. Pettit's undivided
70 the estate, both real and personal of the late Mary
Ann Petit deceased lying and being in The District of
Columbia or elsewhere The above includes fourth
interest in the four story brick building situated
the northwest of High and Prospects streets
Georgetown D. G.
Terms Six hundred and fifty dollars in cash balance
III nix and twelve months with interest and secured by
deed of trust the property sold al cash. at the
purchasers option. If the terms of PALE not
tee reserves the right to resell the property at risk
and cost of the defaultBg purchaser All conyeyancIng
at cost OF purchaser depost of 500 will be required
ut time Of purchase. w. d. CASSIN, Trustee.
anil
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The Tariff Commission.

NEW YORK, August Judge Underwood, OF
Georgia, Mr.. Porter, OF the District OF Columbia,
MI. Boteler, OF West Virginia, John l. Hayes and
MI. Amber, OF the tariff commission, to-day Wis
TIED the custom house and Inspected the naval and
collectors Office.
The Senate In executive session confirmed the
nomination OF - Lubey for surveyor Of the port
of Albany, NY
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SECRETARY FoLGRR expects to leave here to
morrow for short visit to his home in Geneva
NY.
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RURTHS.


GEARE. August 5. 1882, TO the wife Of Mr. Randc
utyd Geare, y son.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NOTICE.
ROCK ENos SPRINGS AND BATHS. VA.

ROCK ENON SPRINGS AND BATHS. VA.
Persons DESIRING accommodations at this re- 4 IA
A. s. PRATT. Proprietor atthe springs. s y myy sm
A FEW MORE BoARDERs wANTEDa -
county, tor reasn snd 81 Ss q Oakland
ginia. Good table pleasant rooms shade GOOD water
four miles from Clark's Gap station on W. o. r. R.,
and % miles from Waterford a pleasant little town.
per week in ADVANCE Aad:ess Miss BRA fsms 20
au2-ot waterford, LoudouH CO.. Va
PASSENGERS FOR THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
MT. DESERT,
POLAND SPRINGS,
RANGELEY AND MOOSEHEAD LAKES.
And all other New England Resorts.
MIND THAT
THE ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAEs
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BOSTON.
Is via Penn. r. R., Steamer Maryland, n Y,A,A
Railroads. l,.ift
Solid trains Of New Baggage Cars first class Passen
ger Coaches and the finest Pumans celebrated Sleep
ing Cars run on this line.
No Omnibus Transfer through New York CITY
No delays caused by the transfer Baggage through
New York City.
Tickets sale at all Penn. R. R. Offices Be sure
they read via New York and New England r. r.
Time Tables giving detailed information may be OBJ
tanned at Hotels and Ticket Offices.
S. NJ. FELTON,, JR., A. c. Kendall,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent.
je26-eo7w
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g BENSINGER Aucuoneer
iCs Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
1913, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS, &c, EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
OOCLOCK, Special attention given to the sales of
Real Estate and Personal property Liberal advances
Oh all cOnsignments. [ta16l s. BENS1NGER Auct.
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INVESTIGATION OF THE LABOR STRIKES.

Mr.. DWIGHT REED, the present secretary OF lega-
ton at Madrid will be made chief OF the consular
and diplomatic bureau in the State department.,
vice A. A. Adee, recently promoted to be Third
Assistant Secretary OF State. He is not expected
to return here until the lSt OF next December and
until that date Mr.. GuStavuS Coward, who has
been appointed secretary OF legation at Madrid,
Will be acting chief OF the diplomatic bureau Of the
State department.
YELLOW FFvRR.-The post surgeon OF the army
at Laredo. Texas, has telegraphed to the national
board OF health that there are no cases OF yellow
fever In that vicinity.
THE ISSUE OF standard silver dollars from the
minis for the week ended August was $227 OOO
For the corresponding period last year $219. 400.
THE PRESIDENT was in conference with the
members OF his Cabinet at the White House this
afternoon for the purpose OF facilitating the ad-
JOurnment OF Congress. All congressional matters
were acted upon as soon as received.
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RUNAWAY CoUPLE.-An aged colored man.
named Boston, from Wildwood, P. G. Co., Nd, was
at police headquarters this morning complaining
that Robert Diggs, cOlored man p years old, had
On Thursday last persuaded his (Bostons)
daughter. Alkaline, girl OF IL, to run away from
home with hlm-DiggS. The father was quite
sure That the runawayS were In this city, and that
the police had seen Diggs on Capitol Hill Saturday
night, and had also aScertained that a marriage
license had been inquired for at the ofice OF the
clerk or the court. but was not issued.
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By virtue of deed of trust, dated the els. day IA
OF October, A. d. 1880, and recorded in Lber No. Ill
9o2, folio 249, ct seqr of the land records for the -
District OF Columbia; and at the written request of the
sparty secured thereby will offer for sale, at pubic
auction. in front of the premises, WEDNESDAY,.
the NINTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1882. at SIX
O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following described real estate
and premises, located in the city of Washing in
said District, viz T. TT of lot numbered eleven. in
SQUARE numbered four hundred aud forty mine, and
bounded as follows: BEGINNING for the the east
line OF Seventh street west twenty eicht feet eleven
inches from the northwest of said lot and
ming thence south tWentytw feet four inches thence
east one hundred and sixteen feet to alley: thence
north twenty two feet four inches and thence west
hundred and sixteen feet to the place of beginning to-
Seher with the improvements thereon being premises
No. 1929 Seventh street northwest.
Terms of sale: One third of the purch money in
cash, and the residue in six and twelve months, With
six cent interest from the day of SALE to be secured
bya deed of trust upon the premises sold all cash at
the purchasers option deposit of 800 will be
CURED OF the purchaser the day of SALE If the
Of sale are not complied with within five days. the trus
tees reserve the right to resell at time thereafter ut
the risk and cost of the deauiting purchaser All
veyancing at purchasers cost.
l: L. JOHNSoN.l rrus.oes
c. Il. MCBLAIR, ! Alus'ees'
THOS, E. WAGGAMAN Auct. jyG9 eOSda
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
Ml leave her wharf, foot Of 9th street MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at $50 ocl'k p. m, touch
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Second Glass fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
class fare to Pincy Point and Point Lookout
Round trip fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout g. so
second class fare to Fney Point and Point Lookout rs
returning leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
aud SATURDAYS. at five O'Clock y m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. c. KNIGHT will resume their
TIP, leaving Pier Al. East River. New York. every
every FRiBAY at O'Clock am. For particulars apply
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
ONCE. 6lS 18th street, National Metropolitan Bank
nue.; st. Marc Hotel and at boat
Oc23 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.