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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. july 2o.-virsinia &c. consob. 3d.;
do. second SERIES IS: do past due coupons 59S; do
new ten-forties 43x bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, July 20.-Cotton unsettled and easier
middlng. 19x. Flour UNCHANGED and quiet Wheat
southern easier western spot shade better and options
steady-southern red 15al Is; do amber, 20a1 "a
q; August i; Iss.sf ;iss; September: i:ishs
western lower-southern white. 10: do yellow nom
tnay 90a9l western mixed, spot S2xs83: July, 62xs
ss.i: AuFnsa sssS.s4; septspSeT: ssA.ssN ossA
40: western white. 68aT0; do. mixed. 62a6s Penn
sylvania. 65a70. Rye quiet and firm 30. Hay
unchanged. Provisions firm and without change. Butter
steady-NeseeTn packed 14a20: creamery 23a27. Eegs
lower and weak II. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee
seady-Rio cargOes, ordinary TO falr, 8ka9H Sueax
9%stA b ct 9spgrT refined sab n % lls
per steamer unchanged. Receipts Aour, 495 barrels
wheat o. TIL bushels; corn O. 955 bushsts oats 40
as sS ls 60 h Sns con
rs, OTIS bushels.
NEW YORK July q, -stosk. ye.t md lower.
bonds dull. Governments IRREGULAR. Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK. July 20.-F1our quiet and steady.
Wheat fairly active and Xa1T cents better. Corn firm
and kalN cents higher. Pork dull 2.oOs2a Is. Lard
LONDON. July 20, 4 p. m.-Consols. 80 1916 for
money and the account. Atlantic and Great Western
first mortgage trustees cer6cates 4S1 do. seconds.
19z. Erie, AK. New York Central, 1881. Penn
Eylyania Central, 6sh; Heading. SIk. New York.
Ontario and Western, 3Ox. -,
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THE MopEt RIA FAST AMP PIT The 1 ONLY Ss
VIA wAsHi har 6Nsr asR LET TRACK mG
yA GHEpt, GpUP III STEEL tF FAILS
AM LEAVE wAsHiNGroS.
f2:SsS2nicago Cinsa1aat and st louis Fast Erpress
tssBsfTTs kif fsf St and Way stations
t7as-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
EXPRESS. Parlor Carr to New York.
serssc.n and :. POINT Of Rock. for Frederor
t9.01-Baltimore. Hysttsyine and Laurel Express.
1000 BALTIMORE ExPKEss. SstOTs at Hys.ssSils
tlo:4eNPttsbsrF. Chic ago. Cincinnati and s.. Louis
49, E1Hress Steering Care to Cincinnati and Chicago.
faSBAs sanSnS Rif E 5Hr s.%0ss ana Wa"
$50 ssmoTs and Wss st.t a s VI Fred
eriSh, hAserss9wa and Way via Relayl 49,,
srick. Via Relay. stopping 4 Annapolis Juncton.D
tttets;t,mSrs and w.E sts,,sns WA,
chester and Way ssstions ion SUNDAY 70 Point q
ss.y s'o .as E.s I'd
w and
! sssf4ETSsfE M YORK ana po.ro.
ExrREss slesR,ns c. s 70 New Yos.
.M:so-BKLffMoRE AND Way sfxiIoSs.
Italy tsunday only otee trains d.tiy eEceptsundav
fus ap ssS q ne S.mSrs and
Ohio Ticket Ofhces. Wsshinston st.tion 6ls and 1854
I'm 3 Ssss:xs 70 be checked and received 4
e. K. LORD. Gen. P.~msr Agent BALTIC.
WIN. CLEMENIS Master Of Trans., BALTIC. nyS
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flGED.

blED.
BABCOCK. On the 18Th Of July 1882 Of cholera
infantum, BENJAMIN CAMPBELL. infant son Of
Gen. o. Z. and Annie c. BAboock.
Burial private.
PICKRELL. Suddenly July 20. 1882, ut 6s q m.
Pickrall.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RANDALL. On July 18th. 1882. CHARLES z.
RANDALL aged six years, six months and niDeteen
days. son OF Joseph and Jane Randall.
Funeral from the residence No as Fuyette street
Georgetown. Friday, ut ten O'Clock Q. IN. Friends a
the family invited 10 attend. 2s
SWEENY. On the 18th Of July, 1882. Ct 10 ID. m,
MARGARET SWKENY. In her thirty-ffth year q
age.
Funeral from her brothers residence No IT45 Eighth
street northwest tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 20 attend
fBoston papers please copy.
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The OBsEQuIEs OF MR8 ABRAAAM LINCOLN took
place yesterday at Springfield, NJ The funeral
Services were held In the First Presbyterian
church, which was crowded with people, and the
streets in the neighborhood were blocked with
thr0ngs unable 70 gain admittance Gov. Cullon,
Judge 8 II. Treat, Gen. john A. McClernand. Hon.
Milton Hay, Col. John Williams, Hon. 8. Johns,
Hon. James C. Conkiing and Capt John 6. Brad
ford acted az ll-bearers. The communion table
was completely covered with handsome flowers
and Grape. The state o1ncials attended In q body.
Secretary Lincoln, the members OF his family and
near friends came just behind the remains, fol-
lowed BY the Lincoln Guard Of Honor. The SER
vices were brief, consisting Of music by o special
choir, prayers by Revs. RIO. Post and ia. Parker.
and sermon by ]. A. Reed A simple prayer In the
crypt OF the tomb completed the ceremony by
which the last remains OF MrA Lincoln were
placed beside those OF her husband
KNIGHTS or LABOR TESTING THE CONSPIRACY
LAW.-MfieS AcPadden, chief organizer OF the
Knights OF Labor, visited the Cearield coal region
q few days ago, and was twice arrested for con-
spiracy. He was released on bail and returned 70
Pittsburg Tuesday night The order was consfd-
erably worked up over the arrest, and the leaders
have been consulting 40 70 what course Is best TO
pursue. This was settled last night by the execu-
tive COMMITTEES OF the Knights, who have unani-
mOusly decided to employ able counsel and test
the conspiracy law. The Hon. George A Jenks OF
jefferson county. win probably be engaged rs
leading counsel by the order. The Hon william
A. Wallace win conduct the case for the proeecu-
ton. -. -s.as "a, s,s.rsss ~
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~Tug'' Wilson Challenges Su.iivna
TERMS or TEE PROPOSED nArcu WITHOUT sLoyua
Tug Wilson, VINO had q match with SOFT gloves
with sullivan In New York Monday night
has, through his friend, Richard X. Fox, chai.
lenged sullivan 70 nsht at catch weights, accord
Ing 10 the new rules OF the London prize ring foe
$500 q side and the championship OF the word.
William Madden, who acts for sullivan when
asked In regard 20 this challenge said 90 a n Y
reporter; ~ have got Mr. sulllvan's authority 70
there wont be any nsht Tor ~ less - than IAN
5000 side. IL don't pay when you come e
out west. think it should be within 500 miles q.
Kansas City, somewhere in Colorado. am going
&c take two or three days 20 think II over before
asking Mr. Hin 70 act as referee"
TUG BAYS HK WAS NOT KNOCKED pows.
Tug Wilson was asked whether he was Knocked
down by sullivan. and he replied:
II give you my word, was not Knocked down
and spare Sdea was aor 70 70 ss Sn, n,m
close and under IL never does for 20 stand on 10
q Dig man Ike i'm; his reach Is too long went
down easy. BY the way, when he come on top
certain"
Would you be afraid to light him.,
"Not bit or It. 1 done 'arier than nght I'm
utes TO round is 'arder than a night pid r
Know as he was tired out In the last rounds on,
didn't II"
"ruGs" pIvrpESD-HK PROPOSES TO MAKE AMERICA
HIS HOME.
The receipts at Madison Garden on Monday
amounted TO $4,000, and after all expenses were
paid more than $4,000 was left to be divided
among Tug Wilson. Arthur Chambers, John I.
Sullivan and VIM. Madden. Altogether Tug VII
sons share amounted 20 $500, which, 20 use his
own words, was ''more than hever 'ad hin me
ne:' "Im goin' to stop In this country, he added
quite gravely. "The climate and everything about
1t suits me quite nicely. may go over Ter bit OF
'Oliday and TO fetch my wife and chickens ERE
Out LII make this my 'Ome.n
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EaEe eure 3qr Dy!pspda q u IL stsgss; also for
Coneha oolda Bronckis Asl1a md a dseesas 81 d
IhFQee nd InnQ. and - only remedy thsa u heneA-
s SAL OF IoLUt Ro0K oANDE .AAdG EaIA md
1eng tAe gareH Ries sed xye WHISTLES. Hsemless nd
wy pleaaant g TAXA Txyfk Fog saie bt IL dEngss
e. hbsl discount q barbour Hainiitcn and Ffaaf
dH.. HENRY RISCHOTf Q CO.. New YosS ia ia
Chexaeon. 6 O.. 6ele Manufactures and PropEletoFI
Hd2o-N. tbs - -.
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'l,HOMAS DOWLLNa, Aucuoneer.

'I'HOSaAS pO~LlNG. Aucuoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
TIE EyESTa STR ET ESA6, ASD IHM NJ
P PtH.hh1 OPPOSITE iHh Shishl"ooD h'-
BY virtue e deed Of trust bearing date the ls.G,
day October. 1877 anu duly rec rued in Literfl:3
No s63 olio $751; one of the land keo ,rds for
T.
5 : Ss In s is'
nr nats b subdivision Of par; OF Petss si seat I'M
y.Ta lsa with fruit trees and shr,lSbsiy that
OF su6 i o nHt IN be
Jar barn, with stsbng for eiht Horses. And ali Of
Of lot L. ~
one y acc rdinx to Butts subdivsi of part OF Pc
rapds p and IS
tine st q m M nd Wash
roundns copntry and is ono Of the most healthy loca
Terms One-third cash; the balance at six. twelve.
sa.nsesn ana twenty-four months with notes 6ea[ng
the prope ty sod An conveyancing at purchasers
St depest Of 500 win be required ct The time of
days after tn day Of sale the Trasee reserves the Fight
sultnE after i've days advertisement in
Pat q q e can b at the ass f the
jyl9>d&ds 5. Surviving Trustee
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPR0yED real. Es-
EAE SR s. SHr sf hhH5 r RssT II
Twas AsH ling. CITY, D C. ..o ~.
triet Of Columbia in Equity Cause No 1852 Bar l
STOW w. a., AIKEN win sell At Rnbe ae9n
T9SiNTH issa at FIVE ScIock ?; n. Part Of
Of said lot and running theme north is feet
and ore inch thence east II thence south l2s feet
nin2.
- AMI a !MMED5AIEhY IHEREArIEI Pr. Of Lot
ner Of SID lot and 1a thence vest ~ feet
iSG Il thsnce
east feet thence north 50 feet to the place of begin
ming. -
proved by story and basement brick and the last
Terms; One fourth cash. and balance in equal pay
est It six per cent er annum. all cash if desired
deios OF 800 required on sale Of each lot and con-
JOB bA rs & s.9:st T sss:ss:s..
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. jyis-tu, tbs
yTNHUMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
a f hHhkhI h 6TM MKEsr SIXTH
No. 7.s9s. Doc ii. the andersisned. as Trustee iA
@ 2ss % 1Rs $%sH tIs1s y
Gr 5r dss1 at EtxE 9CoG !; f. III. the f ON
nt n D. c. to wit: The West Hail Of Lot ,' numbered
45o,. the improvements thereon consisting Of four
story STORY o,lgk house known as Premises numE 6ss
also comu.odieas stables in rear OF dwelling.
Terms of prescribed by the DECREE Ona- fourth
OF the purchase money in caeh at time OF SALE and the
residue thereof in three equal insalInents, able
respectively. at Six twelve and eighteen months from
day of SALE tn interest at the rate of per cent
annum said deferred payments to be secured by notes
to r 's risk an
chsssr should said terms not be compiled with within
tive days O
3ye-dts 4805s Louisiana avenue
- BENSINGER Aucuoneer,
"a l:xtfSn HCuS md RaHaA
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HamlaMss Position.
me cHAArIoN KxrLArys HIS cHALIRsaE AND An
t-.',- ' NOUkcRs HIS PROGRAM.

Thk CHAArION Exf1AISS HIS CHALLENGE
81 - NoUNcEs HIS PROGRAM.
! Hanian staued TO ny. He'uid correspondent
that his challenge had been misinterpreted He
was not In condition TO row now. nor would he be
this year. He had net been In a shen since his
sickness He SAID sMy challenge % now any fivs
men In the world stfn holds good, an I only want
70 arrange my program for next summer I VIII
row Wallace Ross anywhere between here and
New York any time next year for 5000 a side.
don't see why Ross wants 70 row nve races IL Is
ridiculous viii row him from one to f1ve miles.
and IL he beats me will row him q second
race. Ross talks about my putting up money this
time and not checks wonder how he got on In
Boston with his checks' He did not act sQuarely
down there and dare not go back there now.
/ can't say II i will go 10 Australia until I
arrange with Ross He says want TO run there
with the championship. II he Is a better man ne
may have IL Next year will leave my favorite
element and row no more at all He may take the
forfeit money and welcome this time IL don't
row. don't know my future movements further
than my trip TO Detroit on the 9th OF August and
to Montreal same month will put up $500 for
felt any day TO row next season, only let him ar
range TO row before next September. / am tired
holding the trophy. You see there is great deal
OF bother consequent on being champion oarsman
OF the world"
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AUCTION SALES.
BOWLING. AuclDpeer.

TNHOMAS BOWLING. AuclDReer,
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
At auction rooms SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY
SECOND, 1882. AT TEN O'CLOCK.
1000 Cigars.
Silver mounted Show cases.
Herring Safe,
. french-plat Mirrors.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Several Horses.
Road Wagon.
4Sfde-bar. Top Buggies.
Two seat, Canopy top Phaton.
Doctors Ph@ton. tzr
jy20-H THOMAS BOWLING Auct
DEREMTTORY SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME
l. HOUSE ON II Strict, NEAR FOURTEENTH
90 STREET NORTHEAST.
On TUE>DAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY
FIFTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, viii sell in front of the
premises
LOT FOUR IN SQUARE NORTH OF SOU ARE ONE
THOUSAND AND FORTY-NI-E E,
situated street tn. 14th east I'M
proved by o-story frame and one-haf of two story
frame lbs property is near Washington Brick Ma
chiIle tonpany's works aud Columbia Railroad car
depot
erms: One-third cash. balance in and two years;
notes to bear six cent. interest, payable Insn
nua iy Convey ancing and recording at purchasers
cost. depos of $50 required at sale Ierms to be
compiled with in seven days, otherwise lie at risk
and cost Of defautng purchaser. after I'VE Gays p lie
office IN some newspaper published in Washington, ID.
G.. DUNCANSON BR s.,
iy20-d Auctoneers.
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.

NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
M.n eaye her wharf foot Of 9Th street MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at $50 o'clk 2. m, touch
ing II Pney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monroe
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
Round trip fare TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk. 90
fare to Pney Point and Point Lookout. so
= ZIP Iare 70 tnney fons ana POINT 4ookout
Returning: leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock p m
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT will resume their
s1insi lsaxins Pier A. East River New York every
every Fki1AY At O'Clock am For particulars apply
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
Office, Glib 18th street. National Metropolitan Bank
hue; st. Marc Hotel, and at boat.
oc23 ALFRED WOOD. Secretary.
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THE KHFER-KKNNRDY CORRESPONDENCE.
The correspondence between Gen. Kennedy, OF
Bellefontaine, and Speaker Keifer touching the
nomination for Representative from the 9Th Ohio
district, has been made public. April 18th Gen.
Kennedy addressed brief note to Speaker Keifer,
asking him II he intended to be candidate for re-
nomination. Speaker Keller replied that there
were reasons for believing his friends In the dis
C1ct and other friends In the state did not desire
him to withdraw from Congress at present; he
would therefore be a candidate. although he re-
GREETED to stand In the way OF personal and de-
serving friends. 10 this Gen. Kennedy responded:
my candidacy depended this time entirely upon
your own decision in the matter, and having de-
clded yourself to be a candidate, will stand out
OF your way and give you q clear neld, so far as
am concerned, for an Endorsement"
NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.
The democratic state convention OF Texas at
Galveston yesterday nominated John Ireland for
governor. Gov. Roberts declined q denomination.
The Hon. j. W. Throckmorton has been nomi-
mated for Representative In Congress by the dem
ocratS of the NTH district Of Texas.
K N. H. Davidson was renomlnated for Congress
from the first Florida district by the democratic
conve ton.
The fourth Minnesota district republican con-
vention nominated w. d. Washburn for Congress-
Ex-Congressman E. r. Gillette was unanimously
chosen candidate for Congress from the seventh
Iowa diStr let by the greenbackerR
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~ II. wHEATLRYs
STEAM DYKIN0
AND WET AND DRY

VIII cal for and deliver WORK anywhere in the pds-
trsct upon receipt Of sddTUaB BY ma0 okhsrWiso,
Goods received and returned by mail and expreo1 from
and 10 ali parte Of tie country.
No. l06s GOLD -, JEFFERSON STREET. "a
apS EEA1 BRlD0E 0EoRo1ZOYN n q !
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Name.
sports on Land and Water.

BOAT RACES AT MARSHALL HALL INTERRUPTED BIZ
THE sToRM-TnB SHOOTING MATcH-BoAr RACES
AND HOP THIS EvKNING-TURF NoTEs-BAsE BALI.
The Carroll Institute excursion TO Marshall Hall
last evening WAS very successful. but the storm
interfered with the boat races, which were looked
forward to with interest Harding and Ellery
started In the race for singles but were unable TO
finish the race on account OF the rough water, one
Of the boats capszing. The race for doubles was
postponed. In the shooting match the first prize
was won by Thomas Walsh.
The Potomacs will give hop this evening at
their boat house, preceded by some Interesting
boat races
The winners at the Monmouth PARK races yes
terday were Babcock, Jack OF Hearts, Pizarro,
Monitor, Strathskey and Felix.
The second race at Saratoga yesterday was won
BY Gldelia the third by Bie1heim, and the fourth
by Turfman. 49,
Base ball New York -worcesterx,
II; Metxop0Asenss g. as Ftttsburg-Cincin IL;
Alleg hepys, 6 AT. ;Provfdehce-Providenoes /;
Boston, O. At Chicsgo-Bunalos, A; ChicaguS, s
At Baltimore-Louisv1lles, z; Baltimores, l.. -
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The Fourth OF July has passed, but the toy pis-
tolls have survived, and not q day passes without
reports OF injury and lockjaw among their ownera
The law should enable all police officers 70 seize
and destroy these popular Internal machines.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
~ 9th and ID streets north west


D' '' 9th and Streets north west.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PART PAR OF s E REowE,s
,foGRfEENTI sTREET GoAp., AT AUCTION.
SS S. in r k n and ND sG zoe eft G1 the and
hs5 sGu aCon the party FEe6 tHsreRY WI sel
TIETH. 1882 .! tx O'CLOCK 7; N, IL front q the
known and described 10 lows: Commencing a. the
q Se od Paey as, rods s
t~snts t2sS ros Hiram wa6ridsss land senee
70 ts rfr If PneH Ba sree bne %. fgs
along said steam TO the Old Piney Branch road thence
Ike o s se roaa r tue acs o
par. q n, ho nom lsad e s 5 T Brown
paid ia cab. and the balance at SIX twelve and eighteen
and f BY deed on the roTery sod
An con.eyaneiaI At cost of Iurcnaser 100 to re paid
sale eoled vita within days after the day
erry at the risk nd ost of efauiting purchaser by civ
ing ia y, .tice of such The Evening Star
3yii-dSds '~ JOSEPH F. KELLEY. Trustee.
Il Real Estate Auctioreers.
PUBLIC SALE OF THE MACHINERY. TOOLS AND
SIoGh OF THE COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE
BY order Of the board of Trustees of the Columbian
holders viii sell TO the highest bidder, THURS
DAY, JULY TWENTIETH, Al HALF-PAST FIVE
&C, OCK. At the building Of the Columbian Bank Note
Company. No. 9OS Pennsylvania avenue, all the Ma
chDery, Tools aud stock, comprising
8rometric Lathes, Tr .nsfer Presses Ruling Machines
Hand-roiler Presses, different sizes: also. q large
stock of Engraving Materials. COM rising original
Shell. Psd-Prssse and Rolls of Lathe Work. vss-
Terms; Cash; ten per cent of which must be paid
down time of sale.
SIl-d&ds THOS. J. FISHER CO., Aucts.
DERENPTORY PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
IL IMPROVED PhOPERTY, KNOWN AS Nos. SO
AND $40 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
WEST.
By order the Board Of Directors Of the Colum- <a
.bian Bank Note Com ANY, confirmed by . vote tis
the stoc kho ers viii to the highest bidder a
on THUR sDAY AFrkRNOOS. JULY TWt N IETH
ut HALF-PASF FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of the prem
tsss, snb lots and in square numbered $50. front
ing together Al feet inches Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets northsest, extending
through b street north together with the improve
ments consisting of lArye brick building, Wi b iron
front. known as 900 and $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in two equal
payments and two years. secured by dee OF
trust and bearing interest at the Of
nnnum. and payable nj annually deposit of $500
must be made At the time Of the
TH0S J. FISHER & CO..
Real state Aactonecrs
Nl1-d&ds 1924 street northwest.
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I'd Edition.
--latest KILOGRAMS to TlG Star.
THE CASE OF GENERAL CURTIS.
CURTIS,
Foreign Affairs.

WooLwIcH July 20.-Six special trains, laden
with horses, have arrived here. Pressing orders
have been received for some millions OF cartridges
AN INTERVIEW.
LONDON, July 20.-Right Hon. Hugh Childers
secretary OF war, is having an interview with Sir
Garnet WOOlSey,
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TO.MOKROW.
.ERRMPTORY SALE

DEREMPTORY SALE
TWO FINE LOTS ON SIXTEENTH STREET Ex-
I TIE, DE- tMEKID1A In H iT NhAE cohTM
RNh DWRISG on Ta6aBU Rfics sr Sl2as
M t yMN Ix TNIy az Also TMosToRY
ILINTH ANp sExENIEESIH AND { AND u
AND 4T n sfR sEfsEG fETTsfS NINTH
TEENIH. at SIX O'CLOCK. we viii sal in front Of :
LOTS . Sfsni y AND Is. BLOCK IT, MERIDIAN HILL.
tnased on le;h street extended near Columbia road
AT HAi F-PAlT SIX O'CLOCK SAME AFTER
Lon ID. BLOCK is. hRf%yW1lAIE6P6 UNIVERSITY SUB
fn.ted on Trmbul street near the Government Park.
.ssr I.
...,.,., IN ,u., Lot o.. /. SQUARE on, 1872
At H.TfPss la Tx 6 q Ui4ti' SANE SANE AFTER
.. 0S % '''n. L 9 e 8 S' sSGshE sss
sa.sed on street between 9th and 10th streets south
The above properties present good opportunity for
Terms One. third cash balance in one and tao years.
81 deed If a a s 5o od
each piece sold ConSeyanciiis and recording at par-
.se resale s n'a 'sss
f.nns purchaser after vs days public notice of such
Si4,dsds ' btSc1SsoS I BKos aac 1o'
Hos j. FI ,l5I CO. Real state AuctOnesra.
u lo-4 Sbrcet northwest
81 sAEK eE Mast OF EttA Sp THE
mM0NAsTERY." WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON
By virtue Of deed of trust to me- dated October 81,
18th. A. d. ST4, ID recorded i'll Liter No. I68 -:
folio So OF the aud records for the District
CoMmbsa; ard at the request of the party secured
M r Ri 4 publ July qsP Il fSt Of is ne
NJ FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, III that certain piece or
parcel Of ground, situate and being county of
WASHINGTON. the District of Columbia and known
and dlstin uished being Lot mum bered two { Of
Preycsts" uOyision of lots 90 and nine 80 of
tract Of Land called Monastery. and according to
plat Of id subdivision recorded IN Liber 70 ic
=. one n the land records OF Washington county in
on. consi ting of frame dwelling.
Term: une- fourth cash and the remainder in three
equal pawn. ilt- payable IN twelve and eighteen
months With interest at six per cent. Ter annu pay
abe semi nnusly and ured BY deed OF the
property sold All convey ancin.: purchasers cot.
deposit 81 800 viii be required when property is
sold Ii terms of not led with within ave
Gays from day OF sale the property viii be resold risk
and cost OF Default parcfiss ?.
EkASTUS NJ CHAPLIN.
VSdSds Trustee
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY TWENTY FIRST
OIo-eodAds Trustee.
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NHUMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

- BENSINGER Aucuoneer,
% Washington Horse and Carrfaze Bazaar
S3S. $40 and $40 Louisiana syenua
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES HAIR
NESS &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY MORNING, commencing at TEN
O'CLOCK, Special attention given to the sales OF
Real s.ate and Personal property Liberal advances
all consignlnents ljal6I S. BENSiN1ER, Auct.
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The star nRous. Trial.

The star Route Trial.
few minutes after O'Clock. all the arguments
having been concluded, Judge wylie announced
that the decision would be rendered tomorrow
morning, and the court adjourned
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TIE Following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as reported
by special wire 70 H. H Dodge. $50 18th street
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SEcRErARY FoIeER has appointed n. II. Ford,
Of Galva, IN, John b C0uiton, R Galesburg, H.
anu JaS 81. Miller 0f T0ulOn, Ill, ac0mmiess0n 20
select SITE foR tie pubic bgildlng % b erected
At Peoria, Ill