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Name. o. C.. Name. o.
Alexandra Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
DEATH BY POISON.-MahlOn H Janney, OF JAN
ney Co., leading King street druggists died AT
his home about 10 80 this morning from the effects
OF an overdose or strychnine. He had been suffer
his store last evening took the drug to relieve his
pain, but unfortunately exceeded the Quantity al
lowed. Some time since he lost his vile, and has
suffered exceedingly in both bodily and mental
health. He was a very popular gentleman. with
hosts OF friends His funeral viii be attended by
the Columbia Fire Company, OF which he had long
been treasurer.
BASE BALL-The base ball fever was high here
yesterday afternoon and there was large crowd
alton and the Waverley nine, OF Washington,
played close game. which resulted-Waverleys
4; Alexandra, g. This is said TO have been the
Vernon nine and the Washington Post nine also
took the field, with the following result: Post,
Ia; Mount Vernon
ALL SETTLED-It is understood now that the
Wicerly-Magruder case is settled Mr. aud Mrs.
Wiyerly, who left here on the evening OF the hear
ing here with Justice Lewis O'Neal, OF Washing
ton, arrived at Washington ahead OF Mr.. O'Neal,
arranged matters to suit themselves and are now
living together.
COLUMBIA ENGINE COMPANY. - The Columbia
steam-fire engine company met last night 10 COM
plete arrangements TO attend the Baltimore
OrIoe, and will assemble next week for that pur-
nose. Henry Strauss r. w. Wheat and L. Camp
ben, being the committee OF arrangements for the
REPORTERS NorEs.-A ship-carpenter employed
at the upper ship yard. and named John
Maginnis, was badly mashed while at work in the
caught against the side OF the schooner by heavy
timber-St Pauis church front is now looking
as fresh as IL just built, having been newly
pa1nted.-Mr. w. H. Bayne and Miss Mary T.
Calvin, and Mr.. James Graves and Miss Virginia
Wood, were m arried here yesterday. Car
lin, hurt upon the Midland railroad last saturday,
has considerably improved. -Watermelons have
sold here as low as one dollar per hundred. No
such prices have been known. here before for 30
yearsl-Leonard Marbury has been appointed
conservative city canvasser OF this city. and C. h
Graham, IT,, canvasser OF Alexandria county. IN
the coming ELECTION
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IFrom Andrews Bazaar.l
THOSE HORRID PIMPLES! NO, fCANNOT GO.
PLEASE PRESENT MY EXCUSES
a LADY SAID

Probably Of the ladies in society and homes
d our land are afflicted with skin diseases of various
kinds to do with which, if it could be done with
mt injury, would be the happest event their lives
men she would nave Instead OF isfgured and married
cougen9nee. one that would be handsome, at least
zocd-ooking, for any one with q clear pure skin NO
matter what the cut of her features are has certain
amount of good looks which attract everybody As it is
now she imagines one and about those
horrid freckes." those horrid pmrIes" and other
bemshes with which che is afflicted .and this is true of
either
To improve this pearance great risks are taken
senic, mercury. or hEh-sound titled articles
containing these death dealing drugs. are taken in
death is the result No alienation Of the burning
heating, itching, and Inflammation is given All
trouhed with Eczema (sat rhenm>. letters. Humors,
Inflammation. Rou2h Scaly Eruptions of any kind,
Diseases OF the Hair and Scalp Srofuls. Ulcers. PIN
pes or aehder On any part of the body should
elegant remedy known as DR. c. W. Benson's Skin
Cure. 1t makes the skin white soft and smooth re-
moves tan and freckes and is the best toilet dressing
the world 1t is elegantly put up two bottles in one
paekage consisting of both internal and external treat
old dy resuscitatei on the success of DR.,
Sensons and advertiseda as The Great SKIN Cure
There is only one-i bears the Doctors picture and is
for sale by all druggists. 81 per package
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Sensation in a New York Court

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Jessle Maillard, a young
woman who was arrested for dsorderly conduct
On charge by Joseph j. Levi, lace importer,
was arraigned to-day in the Tombs police court
jessie claims that Levi is the father OF her child
died She was discharged on the charge of dis
orderly conduct, but Levi sought to have her held
on charge Of perjury, I'm swearing that her child
by Levi was likely to be burden on the state
when she knew that the child was dead. A GER
uficate from the board OF health was produced,
certifying to the death Of the child, and the
physician who attended 1t also deposed to
Its death. Jessie claims that this is trick on the
part OF Levi, and promised to produce the child In
Lewis. This case caused good deal OF sensation
in court,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
JOSEPH t. CoLDwELL. Auctioneer

iRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
BEING PREMISES No. 2009 NEW YORK Az
ENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 3Ot OF No-<,
gItlber A. ID. 1880, and duly recorded in iber No
J5 toi:o 4Oi e. seq, Of th land records OF the Dis
ret Of Columbia, and by direction of the party secured
hereby. We viii sell at public ction fropt of the
prl !njses on Friday, the EIGHTH DAY OF SIP
LEMBER, 4. ID. 1882, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
l. NJ the following real estate, situated in the city
EasiIlHton, In the District Of Columbia. wit: All of
that piece parcel of ground known Lot numbered
tour, 90 IN John Taylor subdivision OF Square
sether with the inproy ements thereon.
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money II
paln IN cash. and the balance in two equal instalments
~ four and eight months respectively with interest at
ne rate OF SIX per cent per annun, 10 be secured by
Je5 ana deet OF trust on the premises. al cash az
re option OF the Il chaser deposit OF 500 will lie
eqTed at the time of sae The terms of sale must be
nipple with within days from the dav of sale
te Trustees reserve the right to resell the property
= tae Isk and cost OF the defaung purchaser, after
-ive Gays previous adv ertisement
au29-eod HENRY K IFAVfR Trustees.
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A SENSATION

Has often been made by the discovery of some new
thing but nothing has stood the test like DR. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomile Pills.
They really do sick headache nervous headache
neuralgia, nervousness, sleepessness indigestion,
paralysis and melancholy.
Price, 50 cents per box, two for 81 six for So so bv
mai, postage free-Dr. c. W. Benson Baltimore Nd
Sold by all druggists
c. N. Crittenton. New York. is wholesale agent for
LIE. u W. Benson-S reEieuleS sep-S
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MEDICAL, dc.

NERVOUS PROSTRATION. PREMATURE DE
~ biity Lost Vitality, Youthful Errors Weaknesses.
&c, positively and permanently cured without meii
cine. Also all Private Diseases OF both sexes Office
Ola 9Th street northwest se2-l3t-
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ID ED.

COOPER. On September 18th, 1882. infant daughter
of Granville p. and Lobie T. Cooler.
GADsBY. September 9th, 1882. Mrs M. AUGUSTA
GADSBY, widow of the late VIM. Gadsby. IN the
enty-sixth year of her
Friends Of the family invited 70 attend the funeral
from her late residence 1921 street northwest at
O'Clock p. m. Saturday, September 9th. 2t'
JONES. On September 9Th. 1882. DANIEz.
SPA UIDING JONES.
The funeral win take place Sunday the 10th inst
at 230 O'Clock from Masonic Temple corner 9th
and streets. Friends and relatives respectfully in
yited 10 attend. 81
sTRoThER. On Thursday. September TIN. 1881.
AZ twenty minutes past eleven, Mrs LILLE late wife
of Peter +. strother IN the twenty fifth year Of
age.
May she rest In peace. Amen.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence 22l6
ID street between Twenty -second and Twenty third,
northwest Sunday, September 9Th, at 10 O'Clock.
Her remains win be taken to Rock Greek Cemetery foT
Nited 90 attend.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

r A. IRs0,s PIANO wAREROOMS. 6l3 1lTH
Il street northwest. Pianos for Sale ndse.sn.5sa
Rent Second hand Pianos of first classsT III
inaAers ways on hand. eteinway, CHECKER
ing, knabe, Weber, etc. Tuning and Repairing done
in the best of style and promptly attended s52mf
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--latest kilograms to The Star
Major Phfpps n FOrger rs Well as a
Thief

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept S-The discovery yes
terday OF forgery well as theft in the record of
Major Phipps was further developed to-day by the
presentation OF the claims OF Seeds & Ferguson
for 1896 for merchandise supplied to the almshouse
The books show that this claim has been paid and
the name OF the firm forged in recepting for the
amount Many OF the books cannot be found
Three hundred photographs OF the fugitive ex-
superintendent were sent out to the police depart
mentS at various cities today. Mrs. Adams
housekeeper for Phipps, was removed this morn
ing from Moyamensing prison to cell in the GEN.
trail station. She seemed to feel her position
keenly when placed In the prison van. -
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Horrors Of Hvdronhob;a-

READING, Pa, Sept S.-Mrs Elizabeth Quicker,
dying of hydrophobia here, was placed
kept alive until now. Her agonies have
increased, and her contortions are more vio-
lent. Her physicians believe that death will re-
neve her or her suffering before nightfall. The
patient died this afternoon.
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The Courts.
ppop.-x rorpr r.,

PROBATE CoURT--fudce Hd0ner.
VIII John Kennedy admitted 60 probate ana
iSsiArs testamentary TO Margaret Kennedy; bond,
g oo0 Cni.S savie was appointed guardian OF
Vim. NJ. Armstrong; bond. -: Eslen NJ Stew
arts estate; petition fled and order OF sale. -
tate OF Catharne Boyd; do. Estate OF w J.
enahaler; ;. VI. johnson appointed adnifnfstra-
Ior' oohd, Sbooo Estate l. Cooney: r. n. Neale.
SppoihIed administrator; bond. $50 Estate OF
Nilhelmina Eichler: order directing executor
heppler, ADMINISTRATIVE. The viii OF Mrs Man
ELIZA Magruder, OF tieoTgetown. WAS nied 4
number OK accounts were reported, approved and
passed.
EQUITY CoURT-,Tttdce Hdoner
Yesterday, Benefeulle agt Schneider; sale finally
ratified and cause referred U an auditor. Fried
rich agt. Chrlstiani; Injunction denied and re-
straining order discharged. Given agt Philip:
conveyance declared void. Thomas agL Carroll.
hearing OF motion fixed FOR October 9TH. Alley
agt Latta; title 20 certain lots confirmed in COM
plainant Holland agt Block: Injunction made
perpetual. Conser agt. Edwards; pro confesso
against certain defendants granted. Slmms AIT
smith: sale finally ratified and cause referred 10
auditor. Carey agt. Carey, Taylor agI Burnett;
sales ratified nisi. Loughran agt Meyer; commits
sion 10 get answer OF infant defendants ordered
70 issue.
POLICE CoURT-.pid9e BIndp pro tenn
Thursday, Robert Manson, larceny OF baby
carriage from Christian Rupert; % days. Henry
jackson, larceny OF some jewelry from Myrtle
1ngie; 80 days Mary Williams colored assault
ored, assault on May Rodgers, his wife; months
In JAZZ. Washington Addison, colored assault on
Ihos. Welsh: IS or % days. Also asSauiting
Jerry sullivan; do Also assault on Daniel Lee:
DO Michael Isle, threats TO Frank Foster: sso0
bonds or 80 days. WIN. A. Ward, assault on John
Ia nnll
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RRilrOad Accident.

JAMESTOWN, NY, Sept S-Last night an express
train on the Buffalo and Jamestown branch OF the
New York, Lake Erie and Western railroad was
Ing Of a wheel f1ange. VIM Knapp, a fireman, was
painfully scalded and the passengers and train
hands considerably shaken IN
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Shot bY Her Son.

LANcA sTER, Pa, Sept. s-Mrs. Henry Rothrock,
or cambridge, this county, was accidentally shot
by her sixteen year old son yesterday afternoon
The boy was handling a revolver, when it exploded,
and the ball struck his mother, tnlicting probably
fatal injuries.
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Charge Of Conspiracy to Burn Prop

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. s.-Geo. F. Willis, trial
justice, OF Putnam, Conn, was arrested here last
night on charge Of conspiracy to burn property
In Putnam, where large fire occurred last spring.
it is understood that an alleged confederate, named
Warren, has been arrested In Putnam.
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ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS IN THE WAR DEPART
MENT-The Secretary OF War to-day made the fol-
lowing additional appointments In the War de-
partment: Edmund Weston, Vermont, and Z. J..
Bentley, Wisconsin, class 1, A. g. o.; Cornelius
Morgan, laborer, S. g. o.; G. w Paris, Ohio, mes
ss.g Rahart u w ~ cnar9 MOTIFS, wa.cnman = q:
81 900, 60: N. r. Burch. laborer, A. g. D.: and
V0ltaire Randall, Class 1000, s. q. O.
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1IAkRlED.

BAKERaREILLY. On September 6. 1882, at ST.
Andrews Church. New York. by Father McIhenn ny,
Mr. RICHARD G. BAKER, OF New York to ALICE e.
REILLY, Of Washington, ID. G.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. At Rockville Nd. ON
August 9th. 1882 by the Rev. L. B. Prettyman, Mr..
j. G. QUALKEABUSH, Of Saratoga county, n. T., TO
Miss FANNIE, daughter OF the late Capt. Charles W.
Leyins. T. $. A, formerly of Bordentown, n. j.
New Jersey papers please copy.l
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut W. w. Gilpatrlck has
been ordered to the photographic Office, and Mas
Ter j. w. Stewart detached from the Despatch and
placed on visiting orders: Passed Assistant Engt-
neer ChaS. r. Rocker has been granted leave OF
absence for three months, with permission to
leave the United States.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, $4,000
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ARMY PAYMAsTER APPoINTED-The President
has appointed Henry Clayton. formerly captain of
the nth infantry, to be paymaster In the army,
with the rank Of major, vice Major C. w Wingard,
deceased.
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To ACCOMPANY THE BRITISH ARMY IN

To ACCOMPANY THE BRITISH ARMY IN EGYPT.-
Acting Secretary Of the Navy Walker to-day re-
ceived cable message from Mr.. B. F. Stevens, o.
s. dispatch agent at London, England, stating
that Information has been received from Rear Adj
mlral Nicholson, commanding the European sta
tion that the flagship Lancaster arrived at Trieste
to-day Hhe 6th) and that Lieut.. Commander c. f.
Goodrich left that vessel at Messina, to take the
nrst steamer to Alexandria to accompany the
british army there
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REsIGNED.-Passed Assistant Engineer Henry l.
Slosson, on duty at Portsmouth navy yard, N H.,
has resigned, to take effect September 18th, 1885,
and has been granted leave OF absence until that
date from 18th inst Midshipman Robert r. Sloan
has resigned from 9TH inst
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER I.ANDTNGS

On and after. NOVEMBER Sd, 1881. the steamer
ct am. every MONDAY, connecting for Mattox
Creek. THURSDAY and SATURDAY for al river
landings. On MONDAY far as Nomini Ferry. On
THURSDAY, Nomini, Currioman, LeOnardtown and
ST. Clements Bay, stones wharf Cobrun aud How
arts. On SATURDAY, Currionan and Leonard
town. JOHN r. WOOD,
N,S
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Isaac Flood, colored boy about IL years old,
was arrested at Lynchburg, Va, yesterday, for
the murder on the 5th instant OF Robert Scott. o
farmer.
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DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

On and after MARCH 18th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
tain w C. GEOGHEGAN. will leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 18th street EVERY SUNDAY, at four
O'clock pm, for Baltimore and River Landings.
flkiver Freight must be Prepaid.
returning, arrive in Washington every saturday night
STEPHENSON BRO, AGENTS,
m16-6m 7th street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa. ave-
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rF'HOMAs DOWNING, Aucuoneer.
STEAMERS. &c.

TI,HE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES 7rH
Il street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY, at seven O'Clock a n, for Potomac river
anGngs, stopping at landings III NOmini Tuesdays
and Thursdays, MattOx Creek ON Sundays and Thurs
days. Chapel Point and B-ent's Wharf Sundays down"
ana Wednesdays up, and Mattawoman Greek on
SUNDAYS down and Mondays up" returning to
Washington every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
For information apply
G. T. JONES' Agent.
mV2S Tth street wharf
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
CT the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO IL IL Dodge, 500 18TH street.
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YCETTS BINDERY. 1912 PENN. AyE.-PLAIN
II and Fancy Bindings OF every description done ut
reasonable rates. Blank Books specially. Orders by
mail promptly attended to- II. W. Nc NEAL Pop il -6ln
GIBSON BROTHERS.
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
I23S Pennsylvania avenue. Washington. d. @.
u Fine Printing q specially. yan19
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SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN WOMEN.-About three
O'Clock this afternoon serious cutting afray took
place between TWO notorious coiored women,
named Patty Randolph and Lizzie Moore, on 13L
street The girl Randolph cut Lizzie Moore with
knife, infiictlng a serious wound On the right
temple, Severing one OF the arteries.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEW BOOKS.-POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS,
IN (Spencer,) 81. So Capital and Population (Haw-
leE) 81 80; Hopes and Fears for Art tMorrs 81 25
lSeeey, 81 25; Leone Round Robin Series 81: The
Marquis of Carabas Mrs Spofford.) 81 Bimb (Oui-
d. 81. IS; In Exile, (from the Germany 81 IS; Two
Hard Cases. lW.W. Godding, NJ. D., 81; Gentleman
OF Leisure, (Fawcett 81.
LAW BOOKS
Daniels on Negotiable Instruments, new edition, 2
vols, S13.
Novelties in stationery and Fancy Goods
w. H. MORRISON,
Law Bookseller and Stationer.
aus ATS Pennsylvania avenue Washington.
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At 40 this pm. Mr.. Totten finished his review
OF the prayers
Mr.. Henkle submitted prayer 70 the effect that
If the jury found Turner not guilty they must find
the others not guilty.
The prayer was refused. and an exception noted.
Mr.. Henkle suggested that the jury be allowed
to have time for lunch.
The next lunch they have" said Judge Wylie,
VIII oe at the public expense, presume"
Foreman Dickson. referring TO the immense num-
DER OF documents IN this case, asked IL it would be
jury room.
Judge Wylie said the rule was that the Jury
ment.
Foreman Dickson said that the Indictment had
never been read 10 the jury, and asked IL it would
read TO them
Judge Wylie suggested that they might have got
q oelter understanding from hearing it discussed
than by reading IL. That had been his case.
Alter some discussion both sides consented that
the foreman should take one OF the printed copies
OF the Indictment, which Judge Nylie handed
nln Judge Wylie gave some advice as 10 parts OF
lhe Indictment which it was not necessary TO read
very carefully The jury then retired, as stated
In the first edition.
The indictment, which the Jury is supposed to
read before considering the case contains SO pages
OF printed matter.
The court room densely crowded to-day
Some or the spectators stood the ratings.
Burlng the delivery OF the judges charge the
silence In the court room was almost painful.
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s JOHN IMIRIE, Trustee.

4 fHANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
- PRINTING on PROSPECT STREET, MERI-
DIAN HILL IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF THE
CITY AND EAST OF SIXTEENTH STREET EX-
TENDED.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict OF Column bs, passed the Sst day OF July, 1892
in equity cause No g. I57, viii sell at pubic auction
IN front OF the premises, MONDAY, THE
ELEEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. A. d. 1882, at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all OF lot four a. in block
iiili the said lot fronting fifty 900 feet Prospect
street by depth of one hundred and ninety 900 feet
vi hin seven days from and after the day of sale of
winch 90 to be paid deposit at the time of SALE
and the balance Of the purchase money in two equal
instruments in one AMI two from date of sale, for
which payments prossory notes, barring interest at
the rate OF per cent, to Ee given by the pur
chaser to be secured by reserved lien the property
sold, or the purchaser may pay al cash. All convey
aLcg to be at tie purchasers cost. If the terms of
sale not complied with the Trustee the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchaser after five days advertisement
ROBERT II. I. IEIpOLD, Trustee,
93i 2 street northwest
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DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON NINTH
STREET, Bt1WEEN c AND SOUTH CARO-
LIMA ANENITE AItITTHEASI

BY virtue Of decd Of trust duly recorded in 81,
Iiber No. 94s, folio tla, Of the land records s
for the District Of Columbia. viii sci, at public A
OF sEeTEMBER. a. ID. 1882, at SIX O'CLOCK P.
NJ, in front Of the premises, all that certain piece
ground lying and being in the County Of Washington.
District of Columbia, ard known and described lot
numbered tw mine go in Payne and Fen ials re-
corded subdvis III OF original lot five (5 in square
numbered nine hundred and forty-fve (945). the
veyor of said Dis trict in LihcrJ. H K. fol. 3d.
Terms: one half cash balance in six and twelve
months ctes 30 be3r interest and to be cured by deed
Ct trust on the premises; CGnyeyancing &C.. at pur
chasers cost deposit of so st time of sse. Terms
be compiled with IN days otherwise resale risk
and cost OK purchaser.
s4eo&ds JOHN IMIRIE. Trustee.
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QUICK TRANSIT!
STPERI0-. acc MMODATIOSS!
NJ DUST
ssI fer irksts Yia Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
hLNItY EI&k. q, neral Mana -er,
IynchlUrx Va
5OsFPH II. SANDS, SuIerIten. lent,
1870 - HagerStOwn, Md.
CHAS. ?. HATCH, g. f. end p A.,
su2 1.yncssUrx,
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TO-AiORROW.
y,HOMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer.

's'HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
AZ salesroom, SATU. DAY, SEPTEMBER NINTH,
1852. at Ten O'CLOCK embracing
Mirrors, one Rosewood Gaze Fiano,
One Antique PisnOforte. Handsome Parlor Sets,
Walnut and Painted Chamber furniture,
Fine Engravings, Hall Furniture
Walnut Marble Top Tables,
Cominodes, Window Ha!.gs
Together with general assortment of ether House
Eoid Effects.
Also,
To advances twenty Stuffed Birds will be
sold without regard to cost.
Also
Several Buggies and Carriages
Two fine Coupe Horses. &c.
s7-2t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
Fs1HOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoueer
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tuC 2; ular end Favorite ECuts 70 the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNoANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF ANTIQUE AND OTHEE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY virtue OF an order issued by the Supreme Cour:
OF the District OF Columbia, holding a special term
Irob1te Court. / VIII sell, TUESDAY. THE
TWELFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1882, at auctios
rooms corner 9th and streets northwest at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
A lot Of Household Furniture
- Antique Clock. and other articles.
Terms cash.
CHAS. A. WALTER,
SD Executor OF Estate CT Catherine Boyd deceased.
DUNCANsON BROS. Anctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-08

NATURAL. BRIDGE OF VIRGINIA.
Gre q Americas remarkable Freaks of Nature.