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Il Conferences WITH Fslger.

New YoRK, Sept. 29.-The Republican
executive committee Of Kings county has
appointed committee to confer with
Jndgs Foiger, nominee for governor, and
inform him Of the situation in Brooklyn.
The resolution appointing the committee
was a substitute for the resolution request
ing Folger to decline the nomination.
Daily globe., 1882-09-30

THUNDERING GORDON, in an impassioned
outburst of eloquence favoring the disfran-
chisement of two counties, declared that
the decision would be ''the turning point
in the Fifth district campaign" AS the
derer, Knuty can consider 1.-The point
tnrned y --.--.
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BEDFORD. Pa, Sept. 29.-The indepen
ent Republicans of the Seventeenth dis
trict nominated DR.. W. D. Hall, of Altoo-
ma, for congress.
OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. 29.-The Republi-
cans of the Twenty fourth district nom
mated n. W. Nutting for congress.
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COlnpositors Wanted.

Four or five good compositors can find en-
ployment by immediate application at the
GLOBE Office. The GLOBE pays forty cents per
1000 ems which is the highest wages paid by
any paper in the state.
Daily globe., 1882-09-30
Folger Won't Decline.

ALBANY, NY, Sept. 29.-John F. Smythe
chairman Of the new Republican state com
mittee, said to a reporter of the Argus:
''You can say in the Argus, have no rea-
son to suppose that Mr.. Folger will decline
the nomination, and every reason in the
world to conclude that he will accept it."
Daily globe., 1882-09-30
Turf Ere,,tss..,

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Sept 29.-The exposi-
tion races to-day were fairly attended.
The track was heavy; weather fine. ? In the
2:30 class, $500, there were seven starters.
Daily globe., 1882-09-30

longing to the people of this state have
been invaded by-these corporate powers,
l will in due time direct the proper atten-
tion to it, and the wrongs will be remedied
under judicial FORMS" srj = -s,.,. sl.-4
Daily globe., 1882-09-30

"WHO struck Billy Paterson" is
likely to be superseded by the more
modern conundrum, .'Who is L. d. Day ?''
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III --.--- ~ u - . 4 = :
, The Long Strike Ended. +

WHEELING, WA, Sept. 29.AAs a sequel
to the developments of last evening, when
the Laughlin Nail company signed the
scale, the remainder of the mills to-day,
after meeting of the manufacturers, fol-
lowed suit, and the mills signed the scale,
and, by Monday next, all the iron mills in
the district will be in full operation. This
settles the long strike, which has lasted for
-four months, and the workingmen and all
concerned are consequently iubilant.
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ALONDON, Ocpt- AJ~-l uOOUS III the ly
rol have reduced hundreds of wealthy land
owners to poverty. The laboring classes
are In terrible distress. The approach of
winter greatly aggravates the situation
CAIRO Sept. 29.-The authorities consider
the country generally so rapidly returning
to its normal condition that further dis
play of force in the provinces is unneces-
sary.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The Times says it has
been decided to retaiu for the present two
thousand men in Egypt to carry on and
consolidate the work for which the suppress
sion of Arab Pasha does little more than
clear the way.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-Henry Edward
Knight, alderman of Cripplegate ward.
has been elected lord mayor of London.
VIENNA, Sept. 29.-The great comet
was observed here at $50 this morning
in right ascension, six hours and forty-six
seconds, and declination five degrees ff-
teen minutes south.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-An the suspects in
custody have been released in view of the
expiration tomorrow of the term of the
coercion act.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-At New Market. in
the race for the first October stakes, Lovely
and Ladislas ran dead heat for the first
place, Vandevia third.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-The new steamer
Werra, of the North German Lloyd COM
pany, on her trial trip made Tx knots.
LONDON. Sept. 29.-The Standard states
that it is expected that E. Dwyer will be
released from prison this evening.
A
who was hanged at Galway, has been found
guilty as accessory to the murder of Con-
stable Kayauaugh at Litter Fract. The
jury recommended Walsh to mercy on ac-
count of his youth. The jury also recon-
mended Walsh to mercy because there was
no positive evidence, they said,
that he actually fired the shots
which caused Kavanaugh's death. The
prisoner was very violent, and shouted
loudly that the witnesses had given false
evidence. He was sentenced tdebe hanged
October %. Judge Lawson said he would
forward the jury's recommendation to the
proper quarter, but he could hold out no
hope to the prisoner it would be acted
upon. Walsh again became excited and
cried that justice would yet overtake his
false accusers.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-Judge Lawson an
nounces that he will make statement to-
morrow in connection with the case of Mr..
Grey, proprietor of the Freeman's Journal.
! LONDON, Sept 29.--Thel government
telegraphed to Cairo, ordering an investi-
CATION of the explosion and a prompt re-
port of the result. The transport Carthage
arrived at Portsmouth with eleven officers
and 100 men, wounded at Tel el-Kebir.
Five of the wounded died on the voyage.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-The international con-
ference meets October 16, to discuss the
protection of submarine cables.
Paris, Sept. 29.-One object of Henry
M. Stanley's journey to Brussels is to en-
deavor to secure for the International
African association portion of the terri
tory of King Batckes, ceded to France
owing to the energy of Frenchman De-
brazie, who arrived on the spot just before
Stanley. France has not yet ratified the
treaty with the king.
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ioItching Piies.symptoms and Cure.

ISL The symptoms oarel moisture, like per-
spiration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing. particularly
at night, as if pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. IF allowed to con-
tinue very serious results may follow,
''Dr. Swayne's All Healing Ointment" is a
pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, itch,
salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas, webers'
itch, blotches; all scaly. crusty, cutaneous
eruptions. Price so cents, three boxes for
S1.25. Sent by mail to any address on re-
ceipt of price in currency or Scent postage
stamps Prepared only by DIR. Swayne &
Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
Pa, to whom letters should be addressed.
Sold by all prominentIdruggists. ~,
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FOREIGN NOTES.

The Explosion at Cairo-Another Irish
Murderer Sentenced to Death-A MisceI-
laneOus Collection of European News.
CAIRO, Sept 30. Explosions at the rail-
way station yesterday continued at brief in
tervals for over three hours. The passen-
ger station was saved, but all the freight
sheds, containing ten days provisions for
arrival, and about two hundred trucks of
ammunition were destroyed Five men
were killed and twenty wounded. The fire
was of incendiary origin. Subsequent to
the fire and explosion, two Arabs were
seized in the act of firing the trucks. A
third escaped. Troops patrolled the
streets last night.
CAIRO, Sept. 29.-It is estimated that
fifteen days supplies for 25,O0o men were
destroyed in the fire caused by the explo-
sion. The court of inquiry ordered by the
government is now sitting.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 29.-The channel
squadron sailed for Malta. The naval
brigade has gone to Cairo to attend the
military review on Saturday.
Daily globe., 1882-09-30
Steamship News.

- steamship News.
QUEENsTowN, Sept. 29.-Arriyed: the
Wyoming from New York.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 29.-Arrived: the D.
Steinmann, from Antwerp, and the Stella,
from Amsterdam. -a.
New. YORK, Sept. 49, Arrived: the
steamer Cambria, from Hamburg.
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BASE BALL.
Base Ball.

Yesterdays RecOrd-The Chicago-Provi-
| dence Dispute. 1
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THE IRON FIND.

tHffI-
How it is Panning Out in the Bowels of the
Harvester WOrks--Interesting Interview
With Major Newson--His Investigations
and COrrespondence--East Iron Men
Who Think We Have a Bonanza--The In
'satiate Reporter Filled With Iron Filings
by the Major. ~
A representative of the GLOBE met
Major Newson yesterday and naturally
proceeded to interrogate him. The re-
porter opened by asking if there is any
new developmentsin the iron find at the
Harvester works.? ...............fo fojf
Well, MOI the new hole is down about
$40 feet and iron has been found at this
depth similar to that found in the, old
hole at depth, of 56oo feet 02 We ,emes
Is it malleable, Metallic iron? h.s 9.ais4
Yes, would say it was.Isd1iaW ily9,ai bra,,ba !
Does it occur in any considerable uqnan-
tity? Ie -'',''''''.'''' 7osni'a 'aH1as
3. In strata about $50 feet deep, the
drill made about one foot per day, and the
results of the drillingsnas brought up by
the pump, was oxyd of iron crushed rock,
IN which was fakes Of iron, in considerable
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Time-2:39, 2:4019, 2:39.
2:35 class, purse $500, five starters.
SUMMARY
Bridging the River.

:41A, 2:40L, 2:40M.
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HE'D.

CARLISLE. On the evening of the 9th of July, 1892
JAMES VAUDEVILLE CARLISLE Jr., iii the 18th
year of hsage.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of Mrs.
Carlisle 3O1 street northwest, Tuesday. 18th
slant, at pm.
COMBS. July 10th, 1882, FIELDER q. COMBS a
the RES dence of his father, Michael r. Combs No 9l(
L street northwest, aged twenty-one years and fvs
months.
tun service at the residence at 30 O'Clock a. m
Wednesday, thence to ST. PatricEs church re-
QUEEN mass will be- celebrated. Friends and relatives
requested to attend the funeral at house at $780, and
at church al AL
HANLEIN. At lf-past O'Clock Monday morning
July 10. 1882, Mrs. AUGUSTA HANLEIN, beloved
wife of Joseph III. Hsnlein.
Funeral will take place from her late residence No.
Ga street northwest Tuesday July the 18th. at
O'Clock a. IN.
KELLER. On the morning of June 30th, and If
ternoon of July 9th, 1892 HALLE JEANETTE and
SARAH GIBBS, infant children of Mary Eloise Thrus-
ton and Charles s. Keller, aged six months.
PoLLAS suddenly. July 10th. 1882. at z O'Clock q.
M, GEO H. POLLAS, business manager in this city
for Ncol, the Tailor.
Funeral notice hereafter.
RYAN: On July 10th. 1882. JAMES RYAN, aesl
eighty six years.
Funeral from the res dence of his daughter Mrs. IL
Anderson No 3l2 street northwest, Tuesday at p.
m. from thence to ST. Patrick Church
sEITZ. On the 9th of July, 1882. at one q slock
GEc-GE AMBROSE. only and beloved child of tseorge
w. and Belle L. Seitz AGED four months and day.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral to-day at five O'clock the residence of
his parents. Ills Ar street southwest
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-Niryinia g. consols. 57'f
do. second series Sc: do. past due coupons s.; do
ten -foTties 42sz bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. July 10.-Cotton firm-middling, 1879
Flour firm but inactiSe-Howard street and western
super, 25a4. co. do. extra, 25a5. 25 do. family, s.
CTS: city mills SUPER. g. 25a4 90: do. extra 25a7 SIS
do Rio brands. 6. 75a7 90: Baltimore high grade
family, 7.75; dc. winter wheat patent S.25. Wheat,
southern opened higher, declined and closed quiet
western active. higher and strongsouthern red 1S0a
LA; do. amber, l. 33al.3s: No western winter red.
srSossi ls2sl S2a July l26s Gal 263s August 2S4s
Corn. southern higher western higher and rm-south
sgot, Sss6: July. Sc Angust s6sas7 seItember ssa
white Stats; do mixed. 66a67 Pennsylvania 67s6S.
Rye steady. 75aS0. Hay rmprime to choice Pennsyl-
yailis and MARYLAND Il Goals; co. Provisions strong
mess pork %. 50a23. 50. Bulk meats-shoglders and
~ clear rib sides, I5F. Hams. ltazsls Lard-refined
1877 Butter steady-western packed. Haze creamery
23a27. Eggs higher 81. Petroleum lower and dull
refined, go. Coffee steady-Rio caryoes, ordinary to
fair. sa9p. Sugar steady-A soft 81; copper refined
firm, l72.al6. Whisky a shade better /. I6 Freights
to Liverpool steamer auietcotton, 3l6akd. -four.
Is. per barrel; grain, 4Ha6d. Recelpts-hour, Gas
barrels: wheat 90. 6sl bushels corn, l.3t6 bushes
oats $40 bushels; rye none Shipments-wheat. 80 Sos
bushels; corn, s6s bushels. sales-wheat 693. SIC
bushels; corn, 19, 096 bushels.
LONDON. July 10, 1870 P.m.5Erie 17H. New
80. Ontario and Western, 81.
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POISON IN THE SCHUYLKIIL RIvER.-Thousands
OF dead sh are lying along the banks or the Schuyi-
XII river from Reading east, and thousands OF
other fish are struggling In the water, which has
been poisoned near Reading by the pumping out,
IL Is said of an abandoned copper mine. The change
or water was first noticed Friday evening Satur-
lay morning the water looked like soapsuds. and
late Saturday afternoon it was OF deep blue color
There is m doubt as TO its being poisoned and many
residents have stopped using their hydrants. The
reservoir in Philadelphia is now full and II moth
ing UNFORESEEN occurs no water from the Schuylkill
Will be pumped into IL until next Friday, before
which time IL Is hoped the water Will become pure
again. One or the theories advanced 60 account
for the pollution is that the Paris green scattered
over the fields by farmers to XIII potato bugs has
been washed into the river by the recent rains.
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killing I'm SeIf.Defcnce.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10.-The killing Of william
Kramer by his stepson, Herman Berto, Saturday
night, was investigated this morning. The onll
new features developed was the fact that deaf
was caused by wound in the heart instead OF tn
Seyering the Jugular vein, which was shown b.
the post mortem examination. The jury eXpreSSe,
the opinion that the Stabbing was done in Self-de
fence but the young ass ailant was held TO avail
the action OF the district attorney.
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Canada SnUbbed.
THE HOME GOVERNMENT DISAPPR0yES

GOVERNMENT DISAFPKUNES TIKI CON
DUCT OF DOMINION OFFICIALS.
LONDON. July 10.-The Daily NelCs learns tina
there has been an important correspondence will
the Canadian government relative TO their action II
connection with the resolution OF the Dominion
parliament approving OF home rule for Ireland
The Imperial government, the Ne,rS says, eX
pressed Its emphatic dfssaproyal OF the conduc
or the DOmi MON authorities.
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--latest kilograms to The Star
Frightful Railroad Wreck.

NINCENNES, IND, July l0-A train on the TerrC
daute and Evansville road broke in two ana
caused terrible wreck yesterday. Three men
we're caught between the cars and two OF them
Sl!ed one OF the Killed is Frank Cannon, of Tern
OConnell, OF Youngstown. Ohio Andrew Nc
intyre OF Vincennes lost an arm and viii probably
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The Stock Market Buoyant,

NEW YORK, July 10.-The Posts financial article
says: "The week opened at the stock exchange
bu0yant; market for everything subject TO Specu-
lat1on for an active demand for securities which
Vanced d for the As which has since been lost"
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Resipned his po.;tion

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 10.-R. A. Lotion, pastor o
the Third Baptist church, whose erratic action OF
train recently occasioned so much scandal, ha
resigned his pastorate. He Will also leave tn,
ministry. and 1t is intimated VIII so into bushes
In this city.
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Hatters, Strike i'm New Jersey.

ORANGE. Nj, July 10-The strike of the hatters
in this vicinity, and In which zoo men were en-
gagged, has been settled after the turnout OF two
days, all the shops granting the advances asked.
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The Rarbers, War.

PHILADELPHIA, July 0.-Representatives OF the
BARRIERS Association, who have been prosecuting
the proprletorS OF barber shops for keeping open
on sundays, reported this morning that only one
place had been found open yesterday-that at the
Continental hotel. They applied TO a magistrate
Tor warrant for the arrest OF the proprietor OF
istrate stating that ii was civil and not Grim
inal suit.
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Strikers, Funds Cut Off.

MHwAUKEE, Wis, July 10-The treasurer OF The
international cigar makers union, who has beer
Keeping the strikers In funds refnS TO do so any
longer. This will likely produce ar inside OF tht
union. Charges have already been made against
the union OF transportation. On the other hand
it Is held that the flow OF money from the eas
will shorty he resumed
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Counterfeiters Arrested,

CHICAGO July 10.-Several counterfeiter S, men,
bers of gang operating in northern Arkansas
have been arrested at West Plains, Mo. The
United States authorities have nearly the whole
gang III prison at Fort Smith, Ark, where the tria
shortly begins.
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The Merchants Help the Strikers.

NEW YORK, July TO- - Tie freight-ha ndlers
strike remains unchanged. few disturbances
have occurred along the river front, but in tn,
main order was preserved. Committees OF The
strikers are busy collecting subscriptions from the
merchants, and report that they are quite sue
CeSSful,
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THIS EVENING.
NJ FOLEY, Aucrioneer.

NJ FOLEY, AucriOneer.
=, Commencing on SATURDAY, JULY EIGHTH, at
HALF PAST TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, and EVENING
at HALF PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK, sill sell the large
stock Of Try Goods and Fancy Goods contained in store
No. 908 18th street until the entire stock is disposed of
The stock consists of the following
Black and Coored Silks Dress Goods of all ..inds.
Cashlneres. Linen Goods, White Goods Furniture Gre
tonnes.
Table Linen. Towels and Napkins, Cloths and CASH
nIereS.
Hosiery, Underwear. Mems. Ladies' and Chidren's
Furnishings.
COrsets. Laces Quilts Sun Umbrellas and Parasols.
SheetlnSs and Housekeeping Goods generally
Fiannels and Domestic Goods.
This being desirable and well selected stock for
hrst-cass retail trade, and must be sold at auction.
Ladies specially invited.
jyT-3t M. FOLEY Auctoneer.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 90 David
;. Reed end Jane f. PARROT; Frank II. Gushing
ana Emma T. Magll; VIM = Putner, OF Syracuse.
\. u, and Maggie Almond; Lloyd r. Lovings
and Henrietta Scott: Willie l. Kent and Sarah O.
Terry, OF SpOttSylNania county Va
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District Goverrmer, Amir.

The commissioners have Issued an order sue.
pending William C. Murdoch, contractor from
performing any further work uncer hts preseu9
contract and placing his name In the list OF failing
contractors
MessTS Humphrey and Bright. contractors for
erecting the three new school houses-the Hich
school, on street; Webster. corner 10Th and N
streets; and the Gales at LIST street ana Massachu-
sets avenue northwest, VIII be- ready 20 turn
them over 20 the District next week for inspection
and acceptance.
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PARIS, July 10-The GduloiS processes TO know
that Gen. Skobelef committed suicide in order q
escape an exposure OF his correction with tn
nihiliStS.
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DEATH FROM LoCKJsw.-El2er Curtis. colored
10 years old, In using toy pistol at the residence
or his parents. 227 q street northwest on the LIST
instant, wounded himself in the hand, resulting
IN case or JockJaw, from which he died this
morning.
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" NE best SO is JUSTH'S Old Stand knovp for years
y, me oE.y plsce where hrst-ciass SECONDHAND
CLUIHlNG can be sod at respectable prices Address
CAL at yUSTHS Old Stand, No 6l9 d street, between
20 and 9TH streets northwest Branch Store No.
~ street, between ID and streets northwest. Nj
Aofo by mai promptly stfapded To nar2i
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DIyoRcED.-To-day,J Judge Hagner IN the Equity
Court, granted adiyorce 90 Maria Lafayette IN her
,uit against Pierce Lafayette. They were mar
ffed at Bowie station. september eth, 1874. and
have one child six years old. She charged cruelty
and deSertiOn.
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Assign l,lent.

CHICAGO, July 10.-The A. c. Fish carriage com
pany have made a voluntary assignment at Ra
cine, Wis. Liabilities $4,000; assets SAC, 0oC
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

On and after NOyENiB r 3D. 1884, the steamer
ARROWS NTH VIII leave her wharf, foot of 18th street.
1t Z a every MONDAY, THURSDAY and "a I JR-
DAY for al river landings. On MONDAY as f4r as
EOmini Ferry. ON THURSDAY, NOmini, CurrioInan
IeonarftOvn and ST. Clements Bay, stones wharf
Colirou'S aad Howard's or SATURDAY. Currionlan
and Leonardtown. JOHN K. WOOD.
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TNHoMAS BOWLING. .ucrioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Ppkk3nP iRJYN on STREET 4a BBTWEEN SIXTH
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OFFS,
the District of Columbia, passed in Equity cause IA:
No 1898. Doc. 81. the undersigned, q Trustee GA
will offer for sale at public auction IN front Of the
premises: on MONDAY, the TWENTY FOURTH DAY
real estsss situate IL the city Of wash
six Co., in square numbered four hundred and fifty
S.Ss the improvements thereon consisting Of four
story br1ck house, known premises number go +
street northwest. containing eighteen rooms.
Terms OF sale prescribed BY the DEGREES fourth
residue thereof in three equal instalments payable
respeciyely. q six twelve and eighteen months from
an1u said defsrred paymelts to DO secured by notes
serves the right 70 resell at tho risk and pur-
chaser should said terms not be compiled with within
dve days from time Of sale.
RODOlPHE CLAy0HTON. Trustees.
Jy6-d0 l00x Louisiana avenue.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 1lth The STEAMER SUE, Can
tain W G. GEOGfiEGAN. vii leave STEPHENSOS'S
WHARF, foot OF 9Th street, EVERY SUNDAY. ut four
I'clock I'm. foe Baltimore and River LANDINGS.
Enlaytr Freight must lie Prepaid.
Returning. arrive in WASHINGTON every Saturday nfyhs
STEPHENSON & BRO. AGENTS
fnl6 6m 9Th street Wharf and Cor 18th and Pa. ave-
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V1HOs. J. FISHER 4 CO.. Auctioneers.


TRUST Esq SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
(MORE OR Less ON LINCOLN AVENUE I'M
PROVED BY LARGE RESIDENCE AND OTHER
BUILDINGS
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated It'll December
AD 1876, and recorded in Lber No. S39, foliot5::a
OF Columbia, we will sell. at public auction. the
A. ID. 1882. at SIX O'CLOCK PM, ali that certain
parcel of ground situate and being county
OF Washington, in the District Of Columbia and known
and designs ted as being part Of Prospect" and being
all the land and premises which by deed bearing date
August l5th 1882 and recorded in Liter w B. No 76
folio 256 ct seq Of the land records Of said District
was conveyed to Ann Mcdaniel in fee, excepting the
three acres thereof conveyed to- Matthias Ag by deed
recorded in Lber No. Co., foh5 455, OF said land re-
cords and the thereof conveyed Catherine
Waggener by deed recorded in Liber No. 739 folio
l0o OF said land records the whole containing twenty
two CID acres or thereabouts with all buildings and
IMPROVEMENTS thereon together with all the appurten
longing.
Terms: One-third Of ths purchase money in cash:
balance in six and twelve months from day Of SALE with
interest at the rate OF six centum per annum
be semi annually to be secured by deed Of trust the
property sold all cash, purchasers option. de-
pst OF 200 Will be required at time of sale. If the
terms OF sale are not complied with within five DAYS
from day of SALE the Trustees the resell
at the risk and cost Of defauting purchaser after five
days advertisement in the Evening star. newspaper
OF Washington. DC. All conveyancng at the cost Of
purchaser.
,v..0o,.,, ca JAMES JAMES, Trustees