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The Races at Ivy City.
INAUGURAL MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON DRIVING
CLUB.

1NACuUhAL MhEIING OF THE WASHINGTON DRYING
CLUB.
This was the first day OF the inaugural meeting OF
the Washington Driving Club, and though the
weather was too warm to be comfortable the at
tendance was large The entries for the first lace
to-day, which was for horses of the three minute
class, best three in five, were follows: Phallas,
MaJolica, Sotham Shul,z, Black Prince and Henry
Ward Beecher Second race-Brandy Boy, Ewing,
Gladiator and 10 Bunker. Majolica was the fav-
orite, so much so that no pools could be sold on
him. Phallas was next in choice and Sotham
next In the second race. for 2:21 horses. Brandy
Boy was favOrte but the horses were pretty evenly
matched.
The judges of the races this afternoon are
George NJ. Oyster, Jr.. and j. H. Gheen.
The Marine band concert for tomorrow EN-.
braces program OF patriotic airs all by American
authors.
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MARRIED

HARLESTON.KtYS. On May 3lst, lss3 at $50
am. at St. Peters Church. by the pastor Rev Father
both OF Washington. DC.
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The Suit Against Commissioner Yves,

The Suit Against Commissioner West.
Re EXPLAINS HOW HE CAME INTO POSSESSION OF
MRS. sTINDE's BoNDs-HE NOW HOLDS THEM TO sE-
CURE DEBT DUE HIM.
In the case Of Mary Jane and c. W. Stinde agt
Joseph r. West Commissioner OF the District, In
which Mrs. Stinde claims that she entrusted New
Orleans and Vicksburg railroad bonds, amounting
to 100000 to defendant to dispose of or exchange
for other bonds and asked restraining order pre-
venting him from making further disposition OF
them, Mr.. West this morning, by J. Amber Smith,
filed his answer.
He AYERS that at the time that he received the
ponds plaintiff and her husband were indebted to
him in $11,0OO and AYERS 1t was the agreement
That he should apply the proceeds. whether by
sale or exchange OF the bonds to the payment or
The Indebtedness to himself, the remainder, after
such reimbursement, to be paid to the complain
ant He declares that he offered to return the
bOndS TO the plaintiffs upon the payment OF the
Indebtedness to him. and he admits that he re-
FUSED to return the same to the plaintiffs except
ing upon such payment being made, and he
denies that he refused to give any In.
formation in regard to said bonds
He admits that he has pledged the bonds to the
National Metropolitan bank as security for loan Of
s6 OO, but denies that he Is about to further deal
with said bonds as though they were his own, or
to In any manner deal with them. except pursuant
to the understanding and agreement under and
by virtue OF which he received them. He says he Is
willing and ready to return the bonds on the pay
ment OF the Indebtedness due him, but denies the
right OF plaintiffs to the possession until the in
debtednesS is fully paid or satisfied, and denies
that he is bankrupt and lnSOlvent, as alleged.
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AN ACCIDENT TO MRS SPENCKR.-MrA Sara A
Spencer met with an accident about noon to-day,
which happily did not prove SO serious as It was
flrst supposed to be. While descending the stairs
at the 9th street entrance OF the business college
building, she slipped and fell some distance strk-
ing upon the iron steps The shock caused her TO
flint, and, as crowd soon gathered, q report was
spread that the accident was very serious An
examination by physician, however, showed
bruise on her shoulder. She was confined to her
room to-day, but expects to be out t0-morruW.
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je2S-eO&df
TNKUsIEEs' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Fs-
Il TATE IN SQUARE 799, ON L STREET, BE-
IWEEE THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS

Il TATE IN SQUARE 1893, ON L STREET. BE-
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District oS o. Columbia passed on the 18th day OF
Jnfe. 1888. IN cause wherein James Cornelius ana s1
Others are eompanants and John Devanghn and others
sgnsd Trustees vii sen at public auction in front of
OF July 1883 at SIX O'CLOCK P: 81, the following
in the District of Columbia to wit: Lots numbered
nineteen tl9) twenty 600 and TWEEN CID OF the
subdivision made by Woodbury. Wheeler and dward
H. Thomas trustees. Of the half of original two
CD and all of original lot three @ in square numbered
seven hundred and ninety t799 VITA the improve
ments.
Terms Of sale, required by said decree are: Tho
purchase money TO be paid equa, instaments of
third IN Cash. and the residue in equal payments in six
l6) snd tive t12) months from day of sale with
and the payment thereof to be secured by deed
OF trust on the PROF. e-ty Sold or cash 10 be raid the
day OF SALE or ON the RATIFICATION thereof BY the chan
ceilorD Alder osit of $50 will be required at the time Of
"a on each lot sold All conveyancirg and recording
at the cost OF the purchaser Upon any failure by the
sf, to comply with the terms Of sails within
ing purchaser. ~ - A "0As~''-
WOODBURY. WHEELER
FDwARnu ,, $780, 4 street. Trostee.
Office: 9l6 st. northwest
je30-eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALs FUR WHITE MARBLE
L FOR THE
WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ENGINEER OFFICE. wAsH1Eeros MONUMENT.


ENGINEER OFFICE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. O.. July Id. 1885,
N en- N pax on hp Pls
of bidders for furnishing at the site Of the wash
Forty thousand GA 000 cubic feet tmore or less)
specifcatioD atom blanks, or any further ,n,orn,...-
will be furnished rom this oce request psI sss
III business dsa1[Ts Sr sa'
Lieut. Col, EDS- peers II. s.
9yo-ot Engineer in Charge
PROPOSALS. FOR TP fo SyRIHAsE OF DINING
arg july ay f RI ls g. at Sa15 Sa
ana and popular Dining aooms known 'Forsyths No.
erty includes besides the lease having more than four
to and n nfa 9aa will al the
rooms and extensive kitchen facilities. Living apart
''. on '''' street ''fS' issSi g.
PROPosALs FOR FILLING POTOMAC FLATS.
a,as p pIrsp, STATES E Es OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., June 28th 1883.
enc spti %EkTF SoISssK NOON fhSi is's
asly thereafter for filing about six acres of the Poo
specications forms Of Proposals and all necessary
Information can be obtained application to this
jy2-st fAihN N Major h1e Of Engineers.
PROPOSALS FOR p PPKeHAsR OF WASTE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF yWyrER,NTES H OF Bur % as.
Tl ssstsa L Fl fes
sh sas rs5 this building
ali & reserves the right to reject any and
Al inquiries will be answered at the Office Of the su
jeass JOHN c. NEW. Acting Secretary.
ING D. oNfRoposhIs f FOR r pR RE 81 ASH
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
VA nasesyy.1 D. c eys99s ss 1851
Sealed dt SF in tEPeat Will Be received this
1885, and SE opened in
" thereafter for dredging along the front Of the slope
depositins the dredse material behind It. " ''' "0
5R Hs1Ss is Of Engineers
DEPARTMENT OF TIE II. s1 INFERIOR ,o ,s 100,
vi g pHY st hE 2s an to
"s @ Nfs
feet of hollow tiles hollow arch blocks of Terra
wing 1sT
sa ina
bonds and any ADDITIONAL information may be obtained
is reserved.
,e2s-eo5t Secretary Of the Interior
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, oo
~ WASHINGTON, June 16. 1SS3
f. ha time neoR he ep n Be
opened in the presence of such bidders may desire
the Insane near tins CITY Meats Groesree Flour Dry
sc for the endns 5ue
posa =, MS to bidders &c. will be furnished
upss for
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Congress Asked to LegaliZe the Trade
Dollar.


HARRISBURG, PA, July 3.-The senate to-day
passed resolution requesting Congress to make
the trade dollar legal tender
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

VyHOMA- BOWLING. Aucponeer
IL VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos. SIS
AND so TWENTY-FIFIH SHEET NORTH
NiST. AT AUCTION.
On SAT UhDAY, JULY SEVENTH, 1893, ATN3
SIX O'CLOCK ?. NJ. I'm front of the premises. So
viii sell the north hall Of tot 10. in sgusre IL, -
fronting 2T IL inches the west side of 25 b
street by depth of % feet ~ 80 foot wide alley.
proved two new twc-story brick houses ON front
OF lot and tive good frame hous the rear.
Terms: C.He-ha4f caSh; balance in six and twelve
months with interest and secured by deed OF trust
the property so d: cash, the pun haser'
option. eTosit # $50 will be required on oh piece
at time Cf ale. IL terms not complied with within
se days the property viii he resod at risk and cost
defsultiug purchaser,
jy2 At 4 DMAS DOWNING tuctioreer
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

% B. ELLERY,
SUCCESSOR 70
DUBREUIL BROTHERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
1112 STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, D, q,
Six Of the Finest Dress Shirts to order. S12 90
Six xtra Fine Shirts to order ........,,,.. g. 90
SIX Fine Shirts to order. $50
mh24 49,
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APPOINTMENTS By SUPERINTENDENT SNYDER
Chief Engineer Snyder, the new superintendent OF
the State, War and Navy department building,
has made the following appointments :-Chief en-
gineer, Daniel Johnson; assistants, Geo. B. Pascel,
Benz w. Clarke. Francis sasse. II. B. Griffith and
Burke; neutenants, Geo. b Pyson and ]. 81. Rein.
burg.
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The ChiliaMs to Evacuate Northern
Perm.

PANAMA. June 2a-The:Chilians are making pre-
parat1onS to evacuate the north Of Peru and hand
1t over to Iglesas who is rapidly rising in public
esteem. The treaty provides among other things
the absolute cession or Tarapaca. the of africa
and Tacna to be decided by plebiscite after ten
years military occupation by Chill. the losing ma
tfOn receiving ten million dollars from the country
acquiring the property.
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.je2S-dGG
r I. COLDWELL. Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
On SIKEET, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND ElGHTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
IMPROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE.
by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of ther
District OF Columbia. Iassed the 10Th day of sfJ
Jue A. u 1853 in cause pending in said court. A-A
wherein Susan Brown and others are plaintiffs and
harles Brown and others tiefend ants the same
beilT numbered 602 in equity docket 23 will sell al
pubic auction. In front of the premises, on THUKS-
DAt IHE FIFTH DAY OF july, A. d. 1883. AT
SIX O'CLOCK p NJ the east tbirty-ye (35) feet from
6y the fun depth Of Original lot numbered six co. in
frame building.
Ierns of SALE prescribed by the decree: o. ethird
o. the purchase money in cash. and the balance in eQua
lnStalllnehts at six. twelve and eighteen months
sPecveiy. from the day sale, for which the prom,s
sorry notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from the
IA OF SAFE must be gwen or all cash, at the option
the purchase 30 deed to be given till the purchase
money Is paid in full. All conveyancng at the purchas
ers cost dep SIT of 500 required at the time of sale
f the terms of sale not complied with seven day
from the day sale the trustee the right to
resell at the risk and cost OF CefauIting purchaser
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee,
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Ph0PERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFI {
STREET NEAR Nh IT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIFI II
STREET, NEAR STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Nathan c. DraperH,
and VIE and johnson z. Thomas and wife dated fS.5
Jul, LIST. A. ID. 1872, and recorded in No 693 A:A
foo of the land records of the District Columbia
ana of the order of TIL Supreme Court Of the district
Coumia, Ia the case of Draper Hyde ct al equity
No AS. disso wing the Injunction tho subscriber
ses' , on h l. the FIFTH PAY OF JULY 4.
subdivision OF Square No 3d. as made by the commits
seDers appointed by the court to divide tn Hollidge
Terms Of sale: One third cash. of which 500 must
be paid Mt the time Of sale. and the residue in equal
sums In one, two and three yearf, notes Of the pur
Chaser bearing interest at six per centum per
IRON day OF SALE payable semi annually, to be secured
On the property sold to the isfaction of the rsoe
10 be sold subject to taxes and assessments, and
veyancing recording to be at the Of the pur
chaser. lje23-d&e ANTHONY HYDE. Trustee.
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+. Mr.. MERRICx's GuEnR-On Invitation OF Mr..
Richard q. Merrick, Judges Wylie, Hagner and
the bar win spend the Fourth at his country resi-
dence. near Eliicot City, Howard county, Nd.
Most OF the guests win go up tonight and not re-
turn TIA THURSDAY. "A number OF NAEylan6 judge
and members OF the bar viii he present
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Mr.. FRANK RAYMOND, the new postal note
agent at N ew York, was at the Post ONCE depart.
ment to-day.
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The Post Office Department.


ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY PROMOTIONS AND AP-
P0INTMENTS TO BE MADE.
The changes in the clerical force OF the Post
ONCE department, which have been determined
by the Postmaster General after conference with
his three assistants, comprise 40 promotions and
appointments. Most OF these are among the minor
grades, and include but few new appointments
Some half dozen OF the ladies dismissed from the
Typographical Office were reappotnted, places hav-
ing been made for them by removing those who
were believed TO be less competent as clerks. The
provision made in the last appropriation TILL
creating four chiefs of divisions, was complied
with by promoting the principal clerks in each
division to that position. as follows:
&c Fowler, OF MARYLAND, chief of the appoint
ment division OF the first assistants Office; Albert
w. Scott, OF Iowa. chief of the salary and allow
ance division; D. W. Rhodes, OF Ohio, chief OF the
division Of post Office supplies; George w. Wells,
OF Maryland, chief OF the finance division OF the
thlrd asslstants Office. In each case these are
promotions from 81 800 to s., 600 per annum.
IL is stated that no further changes are con-
tenplated. and that these were only made in
order to make the clerical force come within the
requirements Of the law.
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THNHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
Il ESTABLISHED 1868.

RRR 90 Y L Mends Glass Cookery
RIO " IA L Wood, China, Leather
RRR Wy "A L &c. solid as rock! Hard
~ ~ AAA T. as adamant! FIRM AS
w ALLLL GRANITE! Strongest
toughest and most elias
GGG . U FEE tic Glue earth! A
L u q Il observation-disclosures
U ZEE all other Clues and Co.
GO L U u ments! Absolutely Un-
GGG ILL UU EEE breakable and Inser-
arabe! No HEATING!
No Preparat1on-Always Ready-Always IIOTIIDi
Mends Marble. Stone. Patches on Leather and Rubber
Goods Brio brac, Jewelry, Metals, Billiard Cue Tips
and Cloth Card Board in Scrap Books Leather Betting
thing else with everlasting nseperable tenaciy
Mannfac:nrers Of Gnmmed Labels. Textile Fabrcs
sawyers &c. supplied by gallon or barrel.
20 Cts. per bottle: by MAIL postpaid 10c. extra.
Mailed only by the manufacturers
j. e. o,MEARA CO.. 1s47 Pa. av., Washington. D. c.
Grocers Staoners. Hardware and general stores mh22
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To BE MADE SECOND LIEUTENANTs IN THE ARMY.
The following named non-commissioned officers
have been examined and proved quail fed for COM
mission as second lieutenants. They will be as.
signed to the LIST. 9Th 81 and 9th regiments of In
fantry, respectively: Sergt. Hampton NJ Roach,
Sergt. w. P. Burnham. Corp. James Murray ARA
smith, Sergt Alexander Thomas.
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COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to Elizabeth
Fitzgerald, postmaster at Texas, Nd, and W. w.
Owen, Dorset, Va.
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CWAYNE'S PILLS,

- IMPORTANT TO THE SICK!
Symphonic indicate disease, a continuance days Of
suffering, pe-chance death! Symptoms are. impure
blood, coetveress irregular appetite. headache. sour
belchng sorenessiu back breast and eide heart pains
gddines. bad color to stools and urlns, hot and cold
sensahons. yellow skin.
'SWAfNE'S PILLS"
cure by renty removing eli corrupt matter regulating
and ishing the system rs u 80 p.llsi
DIR SWAYNE SON,
myl0-th. attn Philadelphia, p
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FINANCIAL
T1NPRECEDENTEDi!l

TINPRECEDENrEDH
The ta inent that there Life Insurance Assocta-
non which has Teen in existence only two and half
years yet his riten nearly sixty mlion dollars Of in
four nion will scarcely be be ievei-certaniy not by
the Mn koerSe I Fund LIE
on s ~ the rs t. aeaTy foqf and o mil
million Such record Is beyond every thing heard
Every rsjaleed man who has examined our pan.
admits is he sm,es panest and best he has ever
jsso 0'' i t. \ EA kS1G III 1909 street.
RUY AND SELL Y. s, GOVT AND D. O. BONDS
Deposits received subject to check
We pay SPECIAL attention obtaining CORRECT
and RELIABLE Information regarding various city
securities and prepared ali answer inau
nes Regarding same.
HARRY C. TOWERS CO.,
BaHKEkS. BROKERS AND INSURANCE
ny31 1z1o STREET NORTHWEST
pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON. NLw YORK AND RICHMOND.
II. II. DDDGE,
Cords. STOCKS and Investment Securities Bough: and
so.d on commission.
No. 80 :sIR STREET. (CORCORAN BUILDING,
"ta.' for Prince and Whitley stock Brokers'
Is BRoADwAY. NEw YoaK.
r~"-- 1850 securities horyh. IN commits
,'n II S.1 fra1cisco. Baltimore. Philadelphia Ney
1orh Boston and Washington. Orders executed on In,
New Yor< Stock Exchange at one Der cent
commission Private and direct telegraph wires 70
RiehmoGd. baltimore. Philadelphia New York ard
toeton. through which orders executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cites and repcrted back
promptly Quotations OF Stocks and Bonds and in
formation -csrtn the Markets received throuen orr
wires IN TA,r4Y olrect from the xsew York Stock
GxcE2nva- -,
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GRIxAuLr & Co.'S
MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid in the most
cases OF private diseases They do not fatigue the
stomach all ether Capsules With liquid Copsiba do
and Viii be found a safe and effective remedy.
3aI2-tu&tly SOLD BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON VALLEY STREET. GEORGETOWN. u. c.
,o by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date he a
1oth day OF November 1881. and duly recorded in Iii
ibar sSs folio 2so ct seq one of the land records h
party secured thereby, the undersigned Trustees viii
sell or, on ,IUEHDAY. the IEN1H JULY, 1888.
at SIX O'CLOCK in front of the premises How
ing described property. viz. All that part lot
bered three 90 III the subdivision of part of Lees H
a. s made By the heirs of the late honas Brown by
Henry w Brewer, surveyor, the sixth day
OF July 1874 and recorded in the oceo the surveyor
Georsetwn, in said District and described follows:
efinny Tor the same at point the west side Of
Valley street distant sOutherly twenty i've feet the
northeast corner of sad lot and running southerly
along the west side OF Valley street twenty five feet
then westerly and parallel with Brown Scott street
one hundred feet then norherly twenty-five feet then
easeTy one hundred feet to the place of beginning.
story frame dwelling
Terms One third cash: the residue in two equal pay
ments at SIX and twelve months with notes bearing
interest at six per cent per annum until paid, and
secured by deed of trust on the property sold. All
conveyancing and recording at the cost of the pur-
chaser deposit of 300 will be required at the time
OF sale II ,eIns OF sale are not complied with within
the Fisk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser
je2s- d&ds LEVIN S. FREY Trustees.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes CORSETS to order In every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit and comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Handmade Underclothing, Merino Tn dsrvaaR
and finest Imported Hosiery WV
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods.
French Corsets and Bustes. The Hercules" sup
porting Corset for which Miss 81. is special agent.
and 81 Corset her own make. that tor the prico
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-French German ana Spaptsh spotnn a5
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.


TIyHE MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE ES-
Il LIShMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
we nave always on hand ATTACHMENTS PARTS
and NEEDLES for any machine ever made; also,
complete stock of frst-cass SEWING MACHINES.
rLEAT1NG BOARDS. TRACING WHEELS andev very
thing that s required for the proper working of sewing
pete in the city, having facilities for repairing all kinds
OF sewing machines at short notice and lowest prices.
Al work warranted Good machines for rent. The New
machine ever made, Call and see it. Orders by mail
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
t2s 9th street. ST. Cloud Building.
Bazaar Paper Fashions. je8
FANHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
Il ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
Is recognized ald acknowetgedby the highest mechan.
lcal authorities the best made, most silent highest
running and highes. arm lock-stitch machine ever
made All movements made of the finest STEEL No
holes to thread, neither has its shuttle We sell only
hrst-cass new improved machines of different makes.
We guarantee the finest assortment most responsibility
ana lowest prices No outside agents. First class ma
chimes for rent: All kinds repaired warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and prce-st mailed free to ally
address. G. AUERBAIH
Double Store. corner 7th and streets.
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door. mig
NO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NO INSOLENT
IN agent to talk to death. but the Finest Assert
ment of all the eaCing Sewing Machines PRICES that
no canvasser can approach. Renting, Repairing &C.
MCKINNEY,
my3 427 9th street
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w ALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.. Auctioneers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ETC, AT
MARINE BAkRACKS, WA HINGTON, D. C.
On FRIDAY, JULY SIXTH, 1873, AT TEN O'CLOCK
Household furniture sucn Bedstcads, bureaus, Par
lor Suite Washstands Chairs, Etc.
Terms Cash time of SALE
jy2 dts WALLER u. WILLIAMS h Co. Aucts
1NHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY NUMBERED
As SEVENTH STREET SOUTHWEST.
Oh, On SAIGfDAY, JULY SEVENTH. at FIVE -
O'CLOCK p NJ, shall offer for SALE in front Of h:i
the premises. lot 49, in square 4G5 improved by HEA
three story frame house.
Terms day OF sale.
jy2-dNds THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN Auct
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YELLOW FEVER Sanitary Inspector Daniel M.
Burgess reports to the Marine hospital bureau
that the steamer City OF Pueblo, en- route to New
York, left fatal case of yellow fever at Havana.
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WOOD AND COAL.
THE TRADES.

The TRADES.
ID uEU~ H. i'AEBY
h 49, 9th street. NEWSPAPER BoK Avn Iop
PRINTER. All kinds of Printing in yooI s,XI. -; Id
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed i.6
ELGEI.S. JOUKNALS
~ CASH BOOKS, &C. 60
lie order 81 IyCett's Bndery. 1912 Pa. ave.
JAIN II. ". MCNEAI, Prop'r
GIBSON BROTHERS.
~ TACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
" Fine iriIsirg q specially. anl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-03

ASSISTANT SURGEON John Guiteras, OF the Ma
rine hospital service, has been ordered to proceed
from Key West to Vera Cruz, to ascertain the san.
itary condition of the port. Acting Assistant Sur
geon Con0ver has been ordered to Key West.
PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: JAS NJ.
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renee Cosgrove, Baltimore, machine for cutting
key seats: John NJ. Davis and d. H. Brown, Lin
coin, Va, mechanical power; William Farmer,
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