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BY Gable To-day.


NEW YORK, August 3.-The Posts financial arti-
Gle says: The Stock Exchange markets are all ac-
tive and strong to-day. There is no change in the
quotations OF United States bonds and state bonds
Railroad bonds with few exceptions are up Aa1k
points. A notable exception is decline IN Texas
and Pacific land grant income bonds to s.; the
lands which secure these bonds were granted by the
state of Texas and not by the federal government.
Ihere Is neither official confirmation nor denial OF
the reports concerning coming stock dividend to
the shareholders OF the Chicago and Northwestern
railway company. The quotation for call loans on
stocks is 3a3H per cent, and on United States
bonds 2a2k per cent. Time loans and mercantile
paper are quoted as before
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Frank jackson. the Outrager.

'
Nothing has been heard from Frank jackson.
the colored man charged with attempting to rape
the little girl, Nellie Morrison. The chief OF police
of Fredericksburg, Va, Mr.. j. E. Stone, sent
a dispatch here yesterday requesting
full description of him, which was sent,
and to-day dispatch was received from
police headquarters stating that the police OF that
scrption all except the color, which is given as
gingerbread color. The color OF Jackson is almost
coal black Our police hope TO have him in short
time.
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Fire and Loss of Life,

JERSEY CITY, August 3--Early this morning
nre occurred in the castor Oil factory OF John
II. Baker Co. The damage done amounts to
$1,000, which is covered by insurance During
the fire the tender of No. engine, which was
driven by Patrick Tumulty. upset at the corner
crushed beneath the tender, receiving injuries
from which he died an hour later. He leaves a
wife and five small children. HIS wife is almost
craZed with grief
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Congressman singleton Ahead.

CHICAGO, ILL. August 3.-In the twelfth congress
Slonal district convention, which is being held to-
day at Mount Sterling, Ill, the 750th ballot stood:
Slgleton, 26; Wike, %; Withers, Ia; Goodrich, z.
!t is believed that to-day the third Of the cOnven-
ton Will settle the question,
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The star Route Trial.

ANOTHER EFFORT TO coSTRovKRr WAISTS rEsTr-
MoNY-A LETTER FROM ER. ToTTEN TO Mr.
BRADY.
After the star route trial In the frst edition OF
THE STAR closed, Mr.. Hugh 7. Taggart, assistant
District Attorney, was called to the stand and
identified letter as being in the Handwriting Of
Mr. Enoch Totten, one OF Brady's counsel The
letter was from Mr.. Totten when attorney for Mr..
Walsh to Mr.. Brady, setting forth walshs de-
mand. The government objected to admitting the
letter.
After some argument Judge wy,ie said: 'sT'his
is unprofessonal, II there is no other objection In
the world"
Mr.. Henkle said the letter came from Mr.. Brady.
II viii not permit counsel" said Judge Wylie,
who was once employed for anybody TO surren-
der their correspondence"
This brought Mr.. Totten 10 his feet, who said !:
II beg OF your honor not to talk that way about
me. did not offer the letter. IL is letter sent
TO New York TO Gen Brady. IL is his property,
and have never seen it from that time to this"
1T Is unprofesSional to offer it, said Judge
Wylie.
Mr.. Henkle stated that the letter was not offered
Brady, and Mr.. Totten had nothing 10 do with it,
and the matter was certainly not unprofessonaL
II am satisfied that you are right" said the
court, after reflection. 81 am perfectly satisfied
about that"
Mr.. Merrfck then urged his objections TO the
letter as Incompetent testimony.
The court sustained the objection and refused TO
admit the letter. The defence noted an eXcep-
ton.
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bills Passed i'm the House To-day.

Under the Pound" rule the following bills were
passed in the House OF Representatives, this after
noon:
By Mr.. Reed, from the committee on judiciary
Providing that bids In the War department shall
be accompanied by guarantees.
BY Mr.. Townsend {Ohio), from the committee on
commerce-Altering the laws relative to the con-
structfon OF bridges over the Ohio river so TO
0oige the main span TO be 500 feet wide, and max
ing further provision for the protection OF nayiga
ton.
BY Mr.. Williams OF Wisconsin, from the commit
Tee on foreign affairs, establishing diplomatic re-
lationS with Persia; and authorizing the appoint
ment or a consular general TO that country with
al annual salary OF 5000.
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Nominations. To-Day.
The President sent the following nominal

The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
TREASURY
Irving Dirty. 20 be collector internal revenue
81 district OF Maryland.
Andrew W. smythe, 70 be superintendent OF US.
mint at New Orleans.
itCharles VI. Within v 10 he surveyor ~ cusfons
port OF ST. Louis, Mo.
Justce-Henry X. Mccoy. 20 be United states
Judge northern district OF Georgia
ern district OF Iowa
John c; Kinney, to be L. S. marshal for the dis
trict OF Connecticut
State-wm. Waldorf Astor, OF New York. 20 be
envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
10 Italy.
VIM Lowber Welsh, OF PENNSYLVANIA, 70 be us.
consul al Florence.
war.-Thomas w. Barry, OF Kansas to be post
chaplain
PosTMAsTERs
Henry = Lawrence, at Newport, VT
VIM. ii. Cole, al Boonville, y. Y.
VIM. NJ. Parks, at Cherry Vale, Kansas
THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are the oDenng and closing prices
Ct the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire 10 ii. H. Dodge, $50 lsta street.
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More Of the Snraxue Estate Sold

AUGUSTA, Me-, August 3.-The Sprague mills in
this city were sold at auction to-day for $751; $50
The property was purchased by a syndicate COM
pany or Boston and Augusta capitalists.
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MONTREAL, August 3.-Dennis Dineen, farmer
on the Lower Lachine road, is about to sue the
society for the prevention Of cruelty to animals
for having imported sparrows. He declares that
they have already eaten up 30 acres OF barley, de-
stroyed his potatoes. and In general made havoc
with his early vegetables. He estimates the num-
Der or sparrOWS on his land at 5000
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Rrady,s Damaging Witness.

wash. Cor. Baltimore Day.
More than the usual interest In the star-route
trial was manifested to-day and tonight The
details have been freely discussed, resulting I'm a
general concurrent opinion that the counsel for
the DEFENDANTS committed fatal mistake for
their clients cause IN calling TO the witness-stand
MI Buell. editor OF the Brady Journals, The Critic
ana The Capital The prosecution, I'm the skillfui
hands or Mr. Merrck, brought out from Bueils
testimony some facts most damaging alike 10
Brady and the witness. IL is asserted by some as
a 1act and believed generally, that Bradys
counsel would not have called Buell. 20 The stand
II they had not believed that the court would re-
fuSe 10 admit his evidence, and Buell. was evil
IDENTITY taken by surprise rs TO the general scope
of Mr.. Merrick's searching croSs-eXamination.
The idea has obtained that Mr.. Merf1ck VIII not
press his rule Tor contempt 20 Buell., Helm,
II iris ~ al, OF the C{ffc editorial and publishing
force, but have authority from Mr.. Merrick for
saying that at the conclusion OF the pending trial
not only VIII this rule for contempt be prosecuted
but, In addition 10 that, the parties named, with
Brady, are to be indicted for alleged libels upon
EN-Attorney General Macre2.,il, ex-POstmaster
General james and some others including the wit
ness Walsh. Mr.. Merrick says he has thoroughly
examined the law and the legal precedents ana
HndS ample authority to sustain the pending pro-
ceedlngS Tor contempt
YANKEE INGENUITY REWARDED Among the
awards TO exhibitors at the International electrI-
cal exhibition at the Crystal palace. London were
the following: \ diploma OF honor 10 the Anglo
American Cable company; d gold medal TO Prof.
Il. A. Edison, for lighting apparatus. &c.; a gold
medal 10 the Anglo-American Brush Light COM
pany, Tor the brush dynamo machine and arc
lamp; gold medal TO the White House mills OF
HooSac, \. Y, for a dynamo machine; a gold
medal TO the Direct United States Cable company:
gold medal 10 Prof. A. r. Dolbear, OF Boston, for
al electro static telephone. AMI silver medal TO
the Philadelphia Dynamite company. Numerous
awards TO British exhibitors were made.
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A Yellow Fever Panic.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, August 3
A special from Austin, Texas, says: The mayor
or Rio Grande City yesterday telegraphed to the
governor that yellow fever had broken out In a
town on the Mexican side Of the river, and that a
panic existed. Rio Grand City being overrun with
refugees. He wanted quarantine established,
and the governor has Instructed him to use his
discretion unless the health officer Of the state had
arrived.
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INCREASE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r

INCREASE OF ENIGRATIOS.-The chief OF the hu-
reau OF statistics reports that the number OF mmi.
grants arrived during the year was 7S9.oos being
much larger than during any previous year IN the
history or The country. IL exceeded the number
during the preceding fiscal year by 1852
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A big Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 3.-JOhn Lowber
Welsh to-day filed Judgment against John uilgerl
Sons for S5, 600, which makes the total amount OF
claims against the firm $685. 90. Chas. NJ. Hilgert
the abScOnding member, has not been heard from
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The Striking Freight Handlers go to
Work

JERSEY CITY, Nj, August 3.--Thirteen OF the
striking freight handlers returned to their work
to-uay at the Jersey City docks OF the Pennsylva-
MA railroad at the old rate of II cents per hour.
Io-day'S meeting OF the strikers al st. MichaerS
institute was fairly attended The president stated
that he had received very encouraging reports from
Inc subscription committees who were sent to
New Haven and Boston,
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FOR RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC sTrAn# SHf fS S%HSAsrs STEAMER
s?% at q g"sf f af dSnY s fst
train south; the lichnloll Treericksbnrv and
i2i9n7as iF F4 b2 Two k9nr5 and hail y
A. IN sfES i i DaYL1S I'M ihh RIVER
Stats Arsen sexs1ra and o:er noted place. ii''e'
Parties from all POINTS gong South will ind this
very attr i've rote. and relief from the monotony of
ALL-kAH TIcI.ETs GOOD By BOAT. AND VICE
Information as to texts. rates. ETC., can be had at
w.p WEIGH. Agent a. '-''I'' Gen. S 5gii
RLTIM0RE & OHIO RAILROAD
N2pE h hAS is AN As b 4 2S WEs H!Sa
JhS NSH dSfFI G s4THI T TRick
AN. SE iFlVEs A MAi f5sEi 1ssa.
e clnejPnat a1 s. 4 L9i Fast s EEPrssa
BaiTISoiE LEX EXP RE Sa way Stations
u Ss AinfPo,s a Way a W 83a stras
u - SALTIAiOliE EXIRESS.
H Gils Us Siy S' fSakAsD
s Ahnhss a rdI vsf Cas- Fxr
- gerst9wn and at Point Of Rocks for Frederick3
at aha Ja aaHe 5 jssssps
sh 81 ExPHRas s sops at al a atSssH
flo:4g-Pttsburg, Chic ago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Express. Sleeping Cas- 70 Cincinnati and Chicago,
P M-12i0-Balti1n Ellicot City. Annal:olis way
f !3 aTTHSs5 SIl{ f f2S SamOFs and Way
13:tni-t;dltimoTe Philadelphia and \. Y. Express.
s H and S &aS n Y alss Fred
4:a-!Baltlnl9re; Hyattsvile X Laurel Express tred,
- eriek wa Relay stopping at Annapolis Junction0
i:io-BaltlGore Annapolis and Way Stations.
I4;4oapolat q R9cks Frederick. hagerstown. Win
- fc5s. and Way Stetions only.)
10 '3S-oALIlHOEE EXPRESS, (Martinsbur9 and
Way via Relay. Stops at HyattsviIe and LalIrel.)
c:o5-Foint OF Rocks and Way Stations =
fl:uo-E2ltEore and Way Stations.
To:Io ~ H. UR&, CLEVELAND and DETROIT
ENPRESS sleeping Cars ~ Pitts burg
5;iu-BAI.J IdORE EErrESS
rs:oo.-PnILADElPd1A, NEW YORK and BOSTON
-, .iAPtESS. Sleeping Cars to New York.
rlV:in-Chlcaxo, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express.
- Sleeping Cars 70 Cincinnati ST. Louis and CHICAGO.
Ii:So-BALIlMORE AND WAY STATIONS.
Ta! +ounday only Other rains daily except Sunday
A. rams from Washington stop at Relay Station.
FOR iurther information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Offices, Washington Station, GIG and 1851
IeInsSaIa avenue corner 14th street, where orders
VIII be taken for baggage To be checked and received
any point IN the city.
G. X: LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent, Baltic
WI. CLEMENTS. Master OF Trans. Baltic my3
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DINEY POINT HOTEL.

EJINE1 POINI HU1EL.
ST. MARY's COUNTY, MARYLAND
Open for reception of Guests JUNE 18th. under the
management of the owner, Mr.. and Mrs. - 4
JOS. TkAVERS. NAV
The Hotel has just been thoroughly reno lt,EEl
waited, furnished and supplied with every convenience
for the comfort of guests and is first class Summer
Home for families.
Terns-S2 per day, $40 per week. and ?35 per month.
Special arrangements made for families Daily
munication with Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk
by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady of Lake.
and Jane Mcseley.
For further information address
Mr. and Mrs. JOS TRAVERS
ie1-3m Piney Point, st. Nary's Co., Nd.
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Latest TGlGgranS to The Star.
LATER EGYPTIAN WAR NOTES
Sir EVELYN Wood

LATER EGYPTIAN WAR NOTES.
Sir Evelyn Wood.
LONDON, August 3.-Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood has
left Chatham for Portsmouth to embark on the
steamer Catalonia, which sails tonight for Egypt
Arabi Cuts the Railroad Again
ALEXANDRIA, August SIT has been discovered
that Arab Pasha has again destroyed the railway
at Mahalla, which was recently repaired.
BY Gable To-day.
THE FIRE on THE GEILERT.
HAMBURG, August 3.-The steamer Gellert which
was on fire during her last voyage from New York.
requires but slight repairs She will sail hence
next Wednesday. The cause of the fire was spon-
taneouS combustion OF her cargo. The thanks OF
the passengers to the captain, officers AMI crew
LOT their cool conduct and discipline at the time
OF the hre, were adopted unanimously.
CETEwAYo.
LONDON, August 3.-The African ex-king, Cete-
Wayo, who has arrived In England, has, In an In
tervlew, expressed confident hope OF his restora-
tiOn
TWO HUNDRED FISHING BOATS MISSING
LONDON, August 3.-The Peterhead fishing fleet
mas been caught in gale Two hundred boats
are still missing.
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TeIegranhic RriesS

The torpedo class at Newport, r. l., was min
uteiy examined in the theory and chemistry
OF all kinds OF explosives this mornin g, and see
how their practical knowledge OF ffty-pound tor
pedoes of dynamine was planted and Hired ii ten
feet of water. this being success.
Rev. Mr.. HOman, pastor OF Grace Episcopal
church, of Manhasset, n. Y, died yesterday OF
gangrene, the result of cutting an tngrowing toe
nail SIX weeks ago.
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Name O. c. Name. O. G

The PRESIDENTS VISIT NoRTH.-It is probable
that the President viii visit New York next week
should Congress adjourn 10y next Tuesday.
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The Markers.

BALTIMORE. August 3.-Nirgina 6s, consols, 60 :;
do. second series 343 do pas. due coupons, G0 do
new ten -torties 43i bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. August 3.-Cotton higher-middling
125s Flour unchanged Wheat. southern fcrly active
and higher western easier. closing frnsouthern red.
l2el IA do. amber, ]. l5a1 II; No Maryland, L. u
asked; No western winter red. spot. LA al "A
August 4lial II September, Hal. 14; Octo-
r 11o@8al. l5t.. Corn, southern steady and quiet
western qriet and steady-southern white. LOO: do.
yellow, So western mixed, spot, S41aS6 August, "a
September. s591a85s4; October. s5aS6. Oats ..j5i!t
steady southern, new,) 5Ga62: western w,:ie 6sa65
do. mixed, 61a62: Pennsylvania sca.05. Rye quiet
toa1o Hay tirg and Unclaimed. Provisions I'M
changed apd Butter quiet-western packed. IA
a2V: creamery, 23a27. Eggs higher. H. Petroleum
Sa, sss Coffee irn-Rio sargoes ordinary e
steady. 17A Whisky e.eady IS. FTeshts liverpool
per steamer nnchansed Receipts-nour 2 la barrels
wheat l9 2G4 bushels g. sos bushels oats 054
h'sshe,s; rye. 40 bushels. Shrments-wheat To- 254
bushels: corn. 2 944 bushels Saes-wheat, Cos, 72i
bushels: corn, 93, 400 bushels.
LONDON. August 3, 1880 .m.-Consels. 99ss,
Atlantic and Gree: western first mortgage trustees
certificates, 454. Erie. 416. New York Central 1854
illinois Central. l41. pennsylvania Central, 63t.
Kew York, Ontario and Western, 80.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
9Al hNb 5tNNEh sfIM At "a
81 x o6Gk S 'front.' q he
Sss we will sell at public auction. lots - 9 and ZEE
proyetby two-sory stone house. These lots will be
Terms easy and made known at sale. jys1-dSds
S1W sAhE OF HoTSE
h2t g A sfyH zsI nHb EET hhH2DE
BY virtue Of decree passed in Equity cause. No.
ss;;sfsve M TEbSEs Sf o. rH EnS
RA6 81 afcsT hss SQUARE H Hsl+ p
square 623 iml roved by brick dwelling house. stu
ated on New Jersey avenue. between and 1 streets
IMMEDIATELy AFTER, in front of the premises
between Rhode Island avenue and S street north
e and 81 er 5a Sb o cash Il b alr in six
Interest and to be secured by desd Of trust on premises
time Of sale. Conveyancng and recording at pnr-
ehsser's cost Terms to be complied with in ten days;
risk and cost Of the defaung purchaser after giving
paper pubiisRed in @ e5I's III some news
No. e 45 2 p co street northwest, Trustees.
puScAA ss2 S:h E atSSst nasr rav xsosas
B6iLfhs BRICK HaogI hSEsL &c oohN MILL
Eth Sfis$$ EsS's q;g5s s.
tween Sd and AZ streets southwest: '--"'' W.
t tPsnss Fans basts s4 s bo Rg!isys
Safety Valves Screws, Nuts,
Governors, Printing Press,
Brick Machine. Gear Wheels.
Boiler Riyets, Bolts, Fittings &c. &c
with numerous other articles usually found
in such an establishment, being stock contained in said
SGyeS Lis, furnished on applying to Anstioeers:
Terms: sioo and under cash; over that amount GO
ana ia p , interest at per cent Terms to be Gem
i''s' VIII VI ~ s Il 81 t. THOMAS,
Nc 49z 1 street northwest Trustees.
,-,o.,1>- 4o2 9th street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy27
s Si OF iron 2S FoTNbEy Ma
AHAhF ShET sh soRT hfR E2GH AEso
H As LET'S as6 81 TH G2fN sThf 81 MARY
~ virtue OF decree passed in Equity Cause No. ~.
sas Dossst on Y H ss At nRR RH ag paS
August js 81 A5 i, 1882 at TWELVE OCIgoK NooS.
yorksho office and other siidnas used s as fou ny
ap Mas s &e
\ NoySe roundry, situated on Maine avenue between
sd and streets and will be sold subject to deed Of
On SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
we Will sell III front Of the premises Lots 2 % and 80
IN reservation 6. fronting Maryland avenue and on
3D. stree west.
Terms of sale: One-quarter cash. balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months: notes to bear six per
cent interest and to be secured by deed of trust the
premises sold all cash at option of purchaser Terms
to be complied with il ten days. otherwise the Trustees
the right resell the property at the risk and
public notice Of such resale in some published
P1rehaser's cost deposit Of $500 required on the
$40 Oh each unimprOved lot.
SIDNEY r.. THOMAS,
No. 452 d street northwest, n,.
G. G.. COLE, trustees.
400 9th street northwest,
fDUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy27-d&ds
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MEDICAL. &c

MS. BROTHERS, AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
PRESCRIPTIONS and send you % some side show drug
=, Wil1 VIII s<TCe u divide IrOflts wit the doctor
q .ret should coT-Iiit D :. BI:0THFRS AID fisY
> . street southwest who Will furnish you medicines
al guarantee a cure or no pay, Thirty five years
eNie-.e e.. aul-im'
EENTLF5IEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC TEEAT-
~ "!ll s!eSJ Cure O! al e1erel Diseases, by
q l. i--- %; LIJS, - Pennsylvania avenue. Pee
strTl 'ns AID advice Tree OF any q whltever.
% h''fe-iI II -. ) to . and 70 : tyls-1m
~ - u TINS city ter the cure OF SrI-la0rri pea,
iIlJteicX, involuntary Emissions, Qoss OF sexual
abs :a ctLsr e- "-ay- DR. Bi:ci .:.s' over
80 Years established 81 900 u street southwest
~ ADAME DE FORfsT HAS RFHEDY FOR La
III dies A!fcnac complaints qI:c ky cured. Can ID,
ted daily a. 81 >ew Yo-k avenue northwest OF
teehoars iro, 10 O'clock y. NJ. with ladies' only
E.ii-5.E'
) II yoa haze failed ta receive proper .reatmen.n
case % 1irt i p.ss-sas. such Heart Disease Kid
mature Decay Seminal NeaiLe~s Dyspepeia Nervous
tAS-aILlt Sc ssnG two stamps for questions
tt-i -e2@l...! Atlan and our new book
.ds,.ss t li.c. Avs q . LIFE AND HEALTH"
e-fesS 0sefe-'sS' As.Isi sni. $1,000 Institute.
- l4f East 10th street. New Yorx
HRSfCTT-S FRENCH POWDERS CFRT.ISc
Stcr Kinney Dl-ese-- Gravel and all Urinary Diseases
Nervous DEBILITY Seminal Weakness Inlpotency Giee:'
Speedily cured Gonorri,cea cured 10 IS hours Fer
ssie BY WI B. ENTwlsLE. DruEsist, corl,@1 FIN
tV iGali aI1t'er seal On receipt OF price. mig
SSD REWARD II DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
80 cure aIly case OF SupFr--2>: or Painful yc1l-
III tCIs o. irr,,Il.Ior the Menstrual Periods s.
!'~fs fSief'cnee. =J6 street southwest. alS4m'
~ aEn:.'. TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ oliy reiabe Ladies Physician in the city be
sin;s and ties quickly removed Promp,
ts.,e.; Correspondence and consultations strictly
= 1 and . 10 .. V5-Im
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS aETERS00N-
T;'RUsTEE's SALE OF FOURTEEN BUILDING
4 LOTS ON CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE, FIRST STREET EAST AND

F;,RUsTEES SALE OF FOURTEEN BUILDING
4 LOTS on CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS
AEENUE FIRST STREET EAST AND Z
b. virtue Of daed Of trust, dated November o. eaa
ls>O, and duly rec lrded In Liber 3d. folio 40i S1&
seq. OF the land records for the Dist let of -
thereby, shall se public auction In front of the
PREMISES, THURSDAY. the THIRD DAY Oh AJT-
eIUsI, a. ID. 1852. at HALF-PAST FIV L. O'CLOCK
z; NJ al those certain pieces or parcels of ground
kEoa ard designated the plat plan of said CITY
is numbered from three 90 TO sixteen Q6) inclu
Sive. N -lGare numbered seven hundred and twenty
Th said lots win be offerel separately with the priv
eye CT ell subject to such taxes and speci al
are due and unpaid each. the amount OF which
vii be announced At sale.
erns OF sale: 0ne-fourth Of purchase money in cash.
2H tne oasilce IN eqaal Instruments. at six. twelve
S1lteen, twenty-foSr thirty, thirtysx. forty two
AMI toEty-eixh months for which the notes of the pur-
casr or purchasers viii he taken, bearing per cent
teres from day of sale till paid and secured nv deed
'i1olce. depos of S25 each lot will be required
Il acceptance OF bid or If sod III bulk deposit of slGO
MI he required All conyeyancing az purchasers cost
!: terms of sale be not complied with within seven DAYS
eel a rsk and cost Of defautng purchaser, after five
lays advertisement
RANDALL HAGNER.l Tr,,sts.s
CHAS. f. WOLLARD,} ii's'eo7'
26eo&ds DUNCANSON PR IS, Aucts.
'3fHOAAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
TIE HANDSOME IRON COTTAGE ON FOURTH
SIBEtT, Bel WEEN L AND STREETS. AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST *,
THIRD, 1852, AT SIX O'CLOCK. in front of the 11;:
-einises shall sell the above Cottage 10 be re&1
ll2yei III forty days from day Of sale.
Terms cesil. THoS. J. MYERS
jy2I-dSds Real Estate Broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-03

:, BENSINGER Auct1onee-
80 Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
93S, $40 and 9i2 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, HAIR
NESS &c. EVERY TUESDAY. THuRSr Az, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing ut TEN
0'OCLOCK, Special attention given TO the sales Of
Real Estate and Personal property. Liberal advances
Gil ali cOnsignments. [ial6l S. BENSINGER, Auct.