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AUCTION SALES.
rTHoNAs BOWLING. .Aucuonser.

PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PLoPERTY Al
BRIGHTWo0D. d. e., ON THE EAST SIDE or
THE sEVENTH- STREET ROAD AND IMA4E-
DIATELY OPPOSITE THE BE1GHTWOOD HC.
TEL.
BY virtue n deed Of trust bearing date the 1sts.
day q October 1877, AMI duly recoreed in LbertS:;
No s63 Ohio so7, one Of the Land Records for the
District of mba, and by direct Of the party
cured thereby. the Undersigned Trustee viii sell
SATURDAY., JULY TWENTI-N1NTH. 1882. ON M
premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK, the following des ril,e
property VIZ All those certain pieces parcels Of
ground situate and lying in the county and district CT
Coi1sbia and being Known and described Lot No. 2
In Butts subdivision of part of Peters Nth Seat i'm
yard, filed with fruit trees and shrubbery. An tina,
par, OF Lot numbered one % not included in Genes
iarxe barn with sabiny for eight horses And ALI of
Lots markell and let ersd A, F. g, H. J. snd L. in
John hcChe<reys subdivision OF part of lot numbered
one ID riding to Butts subdivision of part OF Pc
teT,s Mil Seat The above lots unimproved
the most desirable suburban property around Wash
lngfo Ii has a?Ddng view of the city and sur
tons in tho District.
Terms: One third cash; the balance Mt six twelve
egnreen ana tweDtyfour months. with notes bearing
interest until paid and secured by deed Of trust
the prope ty sod Al corveyancing at purchasers
est deposit OF 800 viii be requ red at the time OF
safe II Inc te.ils OF sale GSt Grijed with IL ten
days after the ds GO cole the Trustee reserves the right
10 sell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
Iauitlns purchaser. after Eve days advertisement in
The Evening Star.
Piats of the property be at the Office Of the
Trustee or AuctJneer. j. v. N. HUYCK,
iylS-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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STEAMERS. &c.

NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM.
.. The frst-el.se fnA powered Gyde-buitt Dutch
Steamships of this Line, q
EDAM, ZAANDAM, p. CALAND. 80
W. A. SCHOLTEN. MAS,
Carving the u s. Mails to the Nethexanda leave COM
panys Pier. foot Of Sussex street Jersey City n. j.
regularly every WEDNESDAY for Rotterdam and AM
First cabin. $40: second cabin, $50 steerage. $685.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent 81 Sent William street,
New York: For passage apply to W. G. METzEROTT
CO., S25 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington.
TISHE STEAMER ''MATTANO" LEAVES ira
Il street wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY. seven O'Clock M, for Potomac river
landings, stopping at landings in Nomni Tuesdays
days Chapel Point and Brents Wharf Sundays down.
snn snS and G1ssa On
Washington every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
afternoons.
FU~ information applyto
q. 4. JONES. Agent
my26 Tth street wharf
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'7NHOS. J. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers.

"A NnOO. y. FISHER q w., AuctOneer3.
(MORE Or LESS}, ON LINCOLN AVENUE, I'M
PROVED BY LARGE RESIDENCE AND OTHER
BUILDINGS.
By virtne of deed of trust. dated 7th December -
A. d. 1876 and recorded in Iiber No. $780, foffa {35
2lS ct seq, the land records for the DistrN3
OF Columbia we viii sell. ut pubic auction Non the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. JULY TWENTY-SkLTH,
A. ID. 1882. at SIX O'CLOCK P. M, all that certain
piece parcel Of ground situate and being in the county
Of Washington, in the District of Columbia known
and designated being part Of Prospect and being
a the and and yrefaises which by deed besring GATE
August 18th, 1882 and recorded in Lber b. No. 76
folio 256 ct eeq Of the lsnd records Of said District
was conveyed to Ann Mcdaniel in fee, excepting the
three acres thereof conveyed to Matthias Ag by deed
recorded in Loer No. 60 fob 455, OF said land re-
cords, and the thereof conveyed to Catherine
B. Waggener. by deed recorded in Liber No. 739 folio
los. Of said land records the whole containing twenty
two CD acres or thereabouts with all buildings and
improvements thereon, together with all the appuren-
ances rights easem nts. and privileges to the same be-
loLRinH.
Terms: one-thirt OF the purchase money in cash;
balance in six twelve months from day Of SALE with
interest at the rate OF six per centum per annum paya-
bic semi annually to be secured by deed of trust the
property sold, ali cash, at purchasers option. Ge
post OF 800 viii be required at time of SALE II the
terms OF sale are not complied with within five days
at the risk and of defauting purchaser after five
day. advertisement in the Evening star newspaper
OF Washington, d. All conveyancng at the cost of
purchaser. =
,vs-soaxas e FD 4; ? TrWpSr Trustees
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NEW YORK, July 19-The Posts financial article
says: At the opening OF business at the Stock TX
change this morning speculation was firm, but q
sharp attack was shortly aftervard made upon
Louisville and Nashville, which broke from 71x to
60. The fact that the general list yielded only Ma
n per cent in sympathy with Louisville and Nash
Vile speedily led to an active demand for stocks
recorded Since room there has been a reaction of
ta1 per cent In the general list and xa2 per cent
In Manitoba. and Memphis and Charleston. Rail-
the latter In Lehigh and Wilkesbarre incomes;
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COLONEL Dan1 Mcclure, assistant paynaster
general, now awaiting orders at Louisville, Ken
lucky, viii report In person to the commanding
general military division of the Atlantic for duty
as chief paymaster military division Of the At
lantic and department OF the east, to relieve
Lieut. Col James B. NJ. Potter, deputy paymaster
general, who upon being relieved, win resume
his duties In New York CITY.
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PRESIDENT BARRIos and party remained In their
rooms at the Arlington nearly all day. The az
rangements for calling on the President have not
been made yet, but the official visit will probably
be made tomorrow, as announced.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
vALTER B. WILLIAMS Co.. Aueuoneers.

fRUSTEES SALE IF DESIRABLE THREE-SfORl
PRESS Prick FRONT HOUSE. ON ElGHIEENIH
STREET. - XE To TIE HESIDESCE Or hAJOh
". n. SLACK. BEING HOUSE No. ia
BY ViTt-c Of deed Of trust % US lated May 5. A. "a
d. 1850 and OrCsd in Libs- $40 folio 81. ct k,.s
seq one Of lard records Tor tn District of Co
unbia the req Of tho tsrty occurred thereby
will -e st public auction III front OF the pren1ses
on WE'D : ESDAY, july NINETEENTH. A. ID. 1882
at FTVf O'CLOCK r. NJ, al that certain iece
Gel OF and pr, mis- situate the city of WASH
fnxto1l Istrics OF CaiuHub and known and desI<-
mated o the plat plan books Of said city as part Of
let nHrnlecp twenty C0) IN square numbered one hun,
dred AMI sIty-o.s 4ll. beinfinx for the same ct .
DO 1T on TIE @ line Sth vest seventy five 7Jl
feet nar southeast corner Of said square, and
viii n POINT beRti IL Asa the southeast corner Of
said lot aud thence running west nifty (5o) feet
thracp q - ua IA Etrty-one @ feet, thence due east
fifty 50) The vest Inc SAIL 18th street. and
thence due sth said ast mentioned lire thi tyone
(3I) feet 70 the place OF tinuIn tOetl with all the
sppart aaTcs, rhts ,ments and privileges TO the
came becsIg1ag-
Terms 1,uc-fourth Of the purchase money in cash;
balance and two from day of SALE with
terest st The rate Of six 90 Ter u per annum pay
abe sernauuaLly. to be secured by deed Of trust on
Tie proEra. sold ali cash at purchasers option
deposit Of 100 70 b made at tine of sale. If the terms
Of sale mt compiled with Wit in FIVE 5) days frorn
day of sac the Trustees reserve the right to resell al
the risk aud cost oI defsutng purchaser after five
advertisements in the Evening star All convey cling
at the cost Of purchaser
w. BJRFORD. yrrs.ees
Tvs lot A. II. TOUSG, Af"5eS'
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MURDkRKR's CoHFEssIoN.-Ham Yeattes, who
Is TO be hung at Chatham. Va. next week for the
murder OF merchant named Anderson. has m3de
full confession OF his crime. He says he learned
from his wife the night he was married that Ad-
kerSon had been too Intimate with her. and that
he determined then TO Kill him and leave the
state, never TO return. He says he killed Adker.
son and then knelt over him and asked his for
gfveneSS- Anderson, he says, could not speak.
and only moved his lips.
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4 of fse only ae sf2si Be RESORT IN v1R.a.A
GINA. The finest and the safest Of Surf YEAY
and Snipe shooting.
Terms. So per day; $12 Per week; $40 per month.
Route from Old Point by Steamer Northampton to
Chefrystone every Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
connection with the Northanpton. Address.
te1.tal5 ]. Il, SPADY, ProDfiokOr.
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jy3-eodSd

- BENSINGER Aucr.oneer
Cs Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
9S8. $40 and $40 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES HAIR
MSS, &C., EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING. commencing ut TEN
O'CLOCK, Special attention given to the sales Of
Red Estate aid Personal property Liberal advances
On al consignments. LiaI6I s. BENSINGER Auct.
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FREKDMAN's BANK DIvIDKND.-Of the Is per cent
dividend recently declared In favor OF the depos-
tors OF the Freedman's Savings and Trust COM
pany about 800 600 still remains uncalled for. OF
this amount belongs to depositors in the city
OF Washington, ZOO in the city OF Baltimore,
S. 600 in the city Of Richmond, $500 in the city OF
Norfolk, Sc, 900 in Wilmington, and the remainder
among twenty-five other branches OF the COM
pany. The amounts due to the depositors of all
branches are being paid at Washington, and the
commissioner urgently requests all depOSitOrS to
send in their books and obtain their dividends.
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CAPITOL Note.


THE POTOMAC FLATS AMENDMENT.
The conference committee on the river and har-
Dor bill reached the item for the improvement OF
the Potomac fats this afternoon. There Is an In
dication of disagreement in committee. The Sem
ate conferees insist upon the retention OF the
amendment, while majority OF the House con-
fereeS are in earnest for its being struck out
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VlHUMAS BOWLING. Aucuonser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY l On STREET, BnTWEEN SIXTH
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court ofSss..,
the District Of Columbia. passed In Equity cause
No z, S9S, Doc 81, the undersigned. Trustee, AH
VIII offer for sale at public auction in front Of the
OF JULY. 1882 at FIVE O'CLOCK ?. M. the foil ow-
real estate situate II the city of Wash
six co. in square numbered four hundred and fifty five
i53), the improvements thereon consisting Of four
story brick house, known premises mum Der CD
street northwest containing eighteen There
also comInodiOus stables in rear Of dwelling.
Terms of sale prescribed by decree: One fourth
of the purchase money in cash at time Of sae and the
residue thereof In three equal iAstaiments, payable,
respectively at six. twelve and eighteen months from
day of sale. with interest at the rate Of cent
annu, said deferred to be secured by notes
and deed of trast Of the purchaser. The Trustee
serves the right to resell at the risk and cost OF
chaser should said terms not be complied with within
five days from time Of sale.
ty6-dts 4SOx Louisiana avenue.
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my26
my6 tn street WhAl
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE. :
On and after MARCH 10Th the STEAMER SUE, Cap
tain w. G. GEOGHEGAN. will leave STEPHKN8ON'S
WHARF, foot Of 7th street. EVERY SUNDAY. It four
O'Clock p. M, for Baltimore and River Landings.
AnRiver Freight must be Prepaid
Returning. arrived in Washington every SATURDAY, night
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. AGENTS,
m16-6rn 7th street Wharf and Cor. 18th and Pa ave-
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Latest lbleglanS to The StaP.

The Georgia Democratic Convention.
ATLANTA, GA, July 1s-The state democratic
convention met at IL o'clock IN the han OF the
house OF representatives. After the call OF the
role OF delegates Capt Henry Jackson, 81 Atlanta,
was elected permanent chairman by reclamation
The business proceeded quietly, and SO nothing
but harmony has been shown. No nominations
have been made ~ yet
I'm Memory Of the Late Mrs. Lincoln.
SPRrNGRIELD, Ill, July 19-The of1cers OF the
executive and judicial department OF the state
have adopted resolutions OF respect to the memory
Of Mrs. Lincoln, and as an additional mark Of re-
spect have decided to close their offices and at.
tend the funeral Ia body.
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Two CHILDREN MARRIKp.-Much comment Is ex-
pressed 1t Averill Park and Sandlake on the mar.
rage last evening, by the Rev. A. w. Ashley, the
Baptist minister at the former place. or Josie
Bailey, aged but Is years. and Willard Lent %
years old. Their relatives and friends were not
Informed OF the event until the matrimonial knot
had been tied The youthful couple this morning
went to work for an AveriI Park farmer.-75oV
IN " Times
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T'Hos. J. FISHER CO: vu,,,. ,,..,o,.

PUBLIC SALE OF THE MACHINERY, TOOLS AND
SIOth Of THE COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE
COMPANY.
By orer Of the board Of Trustees of the Columbian
b<Ak Note Company, conn med by Of the Stock
holders, Viii sell To the highest bidder on THURS
DAY, JULY TWENTIETH, All HALF-PAST FIVE
OCLOCh, ~ the building OF the Columbian Bank Note
COMPANY, "a. 90e PeEnsyly snia avenue, al tae Ma
cnlnery, o"-S and Stock, comprising
onletr1c i5hes. Transfer Presses Ruling Machines
HaIld-roiter Presses, different sizes: also, large
stock Of Engraving Msterials, COMPRISING original
Sheils. Be-presses and Rolls OF Lathe Work. VICE
netfes, Sc-, Re.
Terms Cash; ten per cent of which must be paid
,yl2-dSds IHoS. J. FISHER CO., Auets
DRRENPTOEY PUBLIC SALE OF yALUABIE
Il IMPROVED PROPERTY, KNOWN AS Nos. ges
MD $40 PENNSYLVANIA AFENUE NORTH
WEsT.
By order q the Board Of Directors of the Column
pan Bah Note Coniany, confirmed by q vote OF rs:
inc stoskho c-s, viii sell ID TIE highest bidder G
On hUk1tA1 AFTERNOON JUDY TWENTIETH.
az mai t-PASi FIVE O'CLOCK in front Of the prem
ls SUB, lois and ID. il square numbered $780, front
ne tosesher AZ feet inches Pennsylvania ayenue
between 9tl and lOsh streets northwest extending
uents CONSISTING OF larr0 brick binding wi b iron
front, knoSr as 9,S and $40 ienaSy!yania avenue
Terms CIe-iiiird cash: III n6er in equal
payments - one and two years. secured by dee of
trust AMI bearing interest at the per cent per
annuin. am payable mi annialiy. deposit OF $500
must De made at the time of the sac
THOS. j. FISHER b CO.,
kea stat Auctioneers,
Oi1-dSns lSti y street northwest
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot OF It'll street.
at 9. m. every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
FeInni Ferry. On THURSDAY. Eomini Culrioman.
Coldron's and Towards. On SATURDAY. Currioman
and Leonardtown. JOHN r. WOOD.
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TO-nOKEOW.
DUNcANsoS BROS, ansa s =

nUSCANSOS BROS, Auctioneers.
~ 9th and ID streets northwest.
STOCK OF GROCERIES, CONSISTING OF BBLS.
Oh SUGAR, CHESTS OF TEA, FLOUR, CANNED
Pas. CORN, PEARS PEACHES. &c. 100 DOZ.
sH IL B. ACkING, $50 b MES STARCH. SOAPS,
BBLS. ~EAD, TOBACCO COFFEE, STOVE Poll
ISL. PIPES. COFFEE MILL, 20 CASES BLACK
Brkh6 VINE. Is BBLS. XINEGAR FRUIT
S1EIPS, 10 CASES BLACKBt RRIES, &c,
WITH GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SHELF
GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTIETH,
commencing ar TEN O'CLOCK, viii sell. within our
salesrOOm. stock of select groceries, partly
ated above, TO which attention is called jy1S-2t
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ferees are in earnest for its being struck out
Saved by the Statute Of Limitations.
NoLLE PROsEQUI IN THE CASH OF VIM WILLIAM
SON, CHARGED WITH TAKING LETTERS FROM TIKI
FILES IN GOVERNMENT OFFICE.
VIM. Williamson, who was arrested by Lieut..
Arnold Monday night, on The charge OF larceny OF
number OF autograph letters from the flies Of the
Attorney Generals office several years ago while
he was clerk in that ONCE, was called up to the
dockrail in the Police Court this morning for trial.
Prosecuting Attorney Coyie called Judge Snell's
attention to the case, and exhibited a large num-
Der OF letters, written by Daniel Webster and
others, which, he said, from the endorsements on
them were evidently from the files OF the Attorney
Generals Office. They were recovered from two
persons, to whom the defendant sold them. He
also said that he could not find that the prisoner
had any opportunity to abstract these papers from
statute OF limitations only going back that far, he
would have to nOlle pros the case. He SAID that
as the papers obviously belonged to the files in
the department, he would turn the papers over to
the department., and il the defendant or any one
else had any title to them, they would have to
released, much to his surprise.
WHAT Mr.. WILLIAMSON SAYS
Mr.. Williamson informs THE STAR that these
letters were part of a mass Of papers which
were regarded by the department ofncials as
erai Hill divided the lot between them and he
kept them in his desk at the department for a
number OF years until he left the service. He says
that II they had been stolen, he would have
adopted different policy. In. regard to the
books. he says that they were part OF his private
to keep it. He denies that these books belonged
to the government
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Army oRDRRs-Capt Jos K. Carson, assistant
surgeon, win be relieved from duty I'm the depart
ment OF Arizona, and will proceed to Philadelphia
Pa and report by letter upon his arrival there To
the surgeon general Capt Carlos Carvallo, as
sistant surgeon, Is relieved from further duty in
letter at the expiration OF his present sick leave TO
the surgeon general Leave for 20 days is granted
Capt. Louis 81. Sanger, 18th infantry, recruiting
officer.
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BY virtue of deed of trust, dated Mayl.th A D: a
1872 duly recorded in Liber no 100 folio So Of
the land records for the District of Colnba and
the written request of the party secured thereby, shall
sell at public auction in front of the premises FRI
DAY, JULY "a, iso2. at SIX O'CLO OK p. NJ, the
following described real estate strate the City Of
scrhed part Of lot numbered fourteen t14 square
numbered eight hundred and ninety four (89D begin
and running thence south along the line Of sth street
nine 09 feet TO the line of said lot thence M
twenty seven CID feet thence east with the dividing
line of lots thirteen (l3, and fourteen (l4), one
dred and nine O9 feet to the place Of beginning. to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One third cash. and the balance in one and
tao years with interest at six per cent Per annum,
payable semi annually. secured by deed Of trust ali
cash at option Of purchaser. deposit OF 500
CURED at time Of sale. and all conyeyancns at pur-
days otherwise the trustee the right to resell
the property after 6ve days ADVERTISEMENT
CHI ARIES F. SCH MIDT, Trustee.
j. 7. COLDWEI4Ia Aucti0noex. iylO-eod&ds
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DEMANDING COLONEL TEAcHKRs.-At Petersburg.
Va, mass-meet!ng OF the colored people called
70 consider the action of the school board in re-
fuSfng to appoint colored teachers, WAS held last
night Resolutions condemning the board and de-
nouncing the white teachers elect were proposed
but the meeting became so disorderly In discus
sing the resolutions that dismissed after the
bened1ction, which was pronounced during threats
and angry defamation IRON opposing speakers
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IN. star Reute Trial.

Nj. Mosweeny closed at ESQ pm, and was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Totten, who showed that the Ques-
stoa was one OF importance as bearing upon the
length Of the trial Judge wyiie said that that
consideration would have no weight In the deci-
sion OF the matter.
When AT. Totten closed, at O'Clock, the court
adjourned till tomorrow.
TIE ASSISTANT ARMY SURGEONS recently ar
pointed have been assigned for duty as follows:-
Ist- Lieut.. VIM. E. Hopkins, to the commanding
general department OF the east for assignment 20
temporary duty; list Lieut. Charles c. Burrows, 20
the commanding general department or Arizona
lst LeuI BENJAMIN Munday to the commanding
oncer, Wtllete Point New York, for temporary
duty at that post; LIST Lieut. George r. Wilson, 70
the commanding general. departy OF the Columbia
lSt Lieut. william o. Owen, it,, 10 the command
ing general departmental OF the Columbia; list Lieut.
Peter r. Egan, to the commanding officer OF the
recruiting depot, Davids Island, New York, for
temporary duty at that post; LIST Lieut. William
j. Wakeman, to the commanding ofYicer OF the re-
crufting depot, Columbus Barrack. Ohio, for tenn
porary duty at that post: LIST cut Edward Everts,
70 the commanding genera department OF the Co
lumbia.
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II II. WARNER. Real Estate Broker, DIG st. w.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE TWO STORY
AND BACK BUILDING, NO. 328 EIGHTH
STREET. NORTHEAST. PRESSED BRICK,
PARKING AND IRON RAILING IN FRONT, ONE
STORY FRAME BUILDING IN REAR On AL
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On. JOHN TRIP.

nR- JOHN Trips BLOOD PURIFIER = cert.in
cure sur Syphilis. 6cro{ulR. Ovarium Tumor3 KID
ney Diseases and I'll Blood Poison. Cum Of 6ypmhs
guaranteed In either stao SEND too stamys Tor pam
te13-eod1y On John TRIP.
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DLneesf essshHsLea specdaiist IN Ids CIV, Win
the Urinary Ors.ns. Nervous and Seminal weaksa.
Noc.urnaa E@isa@a imRotsn% oos Of ss1us Ycvss2
10 days; Gsnsultstaons saztct1y coaedsntiA. On b
cunsulfed Wednesdays md uturday1 from TO p. m
at his olica. At6 C 0troos nu9fhwiGE Da1GEs e g
1ading phylcians Of Dalfdm0Ca Ma u(6oA 90 Mort
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-11-16
An Historical Question.

Ir. Erhard, in his Reimbursement IN
another place. asserts that Santa Anna after
he was taken prisoner at the battle OF San
Jacinto, made treaty with Gen. Houston
ceding all Mexico this side the Rio Grande
70 Texas, but that the Mexican government
and people repudiated the arrangement
Va do not know as to the fact of such q
treaty but cer;ai ly Santa Anna OF his
own will. had no right to make snch trea-
ty. without the sanction of the other de-
partments of the Mexican government.
We know that at the outset of the war be-
tween the United States and Mexico, the
territory between the Nueces and the Rio
Cirande was claimed by President Polk, but
the idea was repudiated by all the leading
Wing statesmen, and some others and we
believe it is historical truth that the CLAIM
had no foundation, and was only enforced
ht