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Tp.!SiStsSDT.

nNE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
" Sis IN TIE CITY. Fronting SEVENTY
Two FEET ON THiErEESlB STE&E':, Il Nd
sixty FEET ON COkCO..AN STREET NORTH
We - = cffer for sale. TUESDAY AT ~.
NOON. dtNr FIFTH. u HiLl-pA3f FiN SFS&
OCLtt,'h Il front OF the sub los 100 ..-
10 III AID H. square 2ie fronting 18th sreet and
NoTcc- street, with large PARKING, having asphalt
pavement on beth streets. This property az. liable
for k;ss,ne large residence for good sized
house. ~ ~
Terms: one-tliiryi cash hasnCe one and two years
with SIX ir cant deposit q 500 required at sale
ConyeyICln-. &c, at purchasers cost. Terms to be
compsd with in ten DAYS. otherwise resale risk and
coss OF purchaser after five Gays public notice.
jeldSos DU> CAN5tJN BROS. Auctioneers
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THE NEW ST. PATRICKiS CHURCH.-The congre-
cation OF st. Patrfck's church to-day authorized
Che procuring OF permit for the erection Of their
new church edifice, at the corner OF 10th and G
streets This will cover space OF % by 1889 feet
three lots of ground, The material Is to be OF Po
tomac blue stone or gneiss, with trimmings OF
dressed Ohio stone. The style q architecture to
D0 pure gothic.
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FSMoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

BY CATALOGUE
SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR PARIOR ANr) CHAM
H..,s UEN CRE, tHICKEh1NG PIANO FINE
IaBiE LINEN, WINDOW HAEGINGS. POR-
IltRtS, MOQUET AND ENGLISH BRUSSELS
CA!IllS, FINE DlNING-ROOM FURNIJUR
VI ~ SUPP RIOk CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
On THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE SEVENTH.
1885, a. ZEN OC OCK, hall SELL at the restence of
MI louis de GeofrCy, Minister PlsniIurentiary &C.,
No 129 street between 18th and 18th streets very
superior collection OF Furniture, viz:
One Chickering Piano.
One SUperior Turkish PariGr Suite.
Handsone Window Hapg!ngs and Por.iaras.
Fine hoqiet and En- ish BRUSSELS Carpets.
Bruss IS Hall ana Stair Carpets.
YER Handsome Antique Center Table with Brass
ClaWfeCt.
Antique Hall and Other Tables.
Cherry Book Case.
Library Tables and Desks. Walnut Chairs.
Walnut and Painted Chamber Furniture.
Fii.e Hair Mattresses and Bedding.
Very Handsome Sideb0ard
Walnut Pillar Extension Table. Brentwood Dining
Chairs.
Silver slated Ware Trays.
Elegant Cut and Engraved Glassware.
Fire China Dinner aid Dessert Service.
Fancy Cups and Saucers.
Elegant Table Linen.
Small Lot of Wine; REFRIGERATOR.
Together with very superior
Lot of Laundry and Kitchen ReGuisites.
n. BAH the Table Linen and Bedding will be sold
In large room en- first floor. Goods be early
morning of sale.
je2-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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VAL = - 1 - Ntit E' - - = " co.
NiiIIA5i 4. Cocoon,
n230tS t-fl5Ce 80 - ST. northwest.
EUHCANsON Bios, Acctone ems.


"
Sl@F Is Mora ttN!.si.
By vIiac u deed q tr. E.sad the 2iat dry of ~
S}ctobr. .b.3op. s.sd e.ed i'll ilboT No. 49, 81.
folio 2$ st seG. q TIE lsr cords Of the
Ct CoU! TIA, mi by virtue e decree q; ;hc uVTeue
Court e seld Distc,Ct. - 9th day of April \. y.
1855. IN Gi5sy cause No. 2 zS VIII offer sae
a. E1ne U'ctt2n. in iron i thG promises or NON
DAY, Ej.t FOURTH Dtl Z JUNE, y. II. lSS5, IT
HALL I'VE. O'CLOCK T. NJ the following; de-
fcrlbed T,l e-'@e and mise located i'll tire city Of
WashiiG. said lj-irst. viz Part of lot lered
clever, EsiI1hCrgu fCUr bundled sid forty
nine. All ouIed follow: BEGINNING for the same
on the s lie 81 seventh srGlt st twenty eight feet
eleven vta IRON the DNfth:st OF sGia lot and
Tpnnio- 'hsfre south tws2t two f. fO,!r ilcGes;
thence Ca ne hundred an sixteen feet to alley;
theme ;trt-. fveHty two f. four inches and thence
west OK y irai and ski let q tbs r,scs Of
ming. tC- cr with the l1.fCyemcyts thereon, being
premise fi2y III. stree Il thNesf.
Ieru- q ae On"-tf!,i q the purchase money IN
cash. an1 ;lH :esfiue ii "l Twelve no:t-. win
SIX peg cont. interest rom q lay Of sale = t-c,i
BY ~ ot t;Ust uptn be premises sod. CT iii csh.
at the tuEi'seaTs option = deposit Of sluj VII be
relulTtl = - pGrehdSe; the day Of sale II the
terms c; 81 within five days. the
Trnste the r!eht T. 81. st any time thereafter
NJ tn riSk of The ortGultIng purchaser. All
convey NJ - purchase cost
j. = Johnson r,s.oo,
&. z, NCBiAIB.} itSs'e'5'
DU,sCsSSOS BROS. Auct.onscrs. ny23-aoS,,s
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IERUSTEE'S SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
e FARM OF FIFTY-FIVE ACRES, NEAR FALLS
CHURCH, FAIRFAX CO.. VA; WILL MAX; A
GOOD TRUCK FARM OK TO SUBDIVIDE INTO
BUILDING LOTS.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iber r.
No toto 344 Of the land records of the county
of Fairfax. Va, will sell at public auction upon the
premises. on THURSDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FIRSi /.
tract OF land known as part of the old Benz ,K!ock
Farm, Containing fifty five acres, two and four
perches, less. together with all the improve
nents. ways rights and privileges to the belong
ing.
TERMS Cash. All conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
deposit of SlOO required at sale. Terms to be
Piled with in days, otherwise resale risk and
cost of defaulting purchaser after five days public
Washington, d. G.
Err HAIGHT. Trustee.
June 4 1883 je2-6ts
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The Star Route Trial.
HROCRRprNea Arrpp prcrsa

MI. Merrick continued his remarks AFTER recess
arguing, from the language OF the act appropri-
ating for the deficiency In the star route service
that Congress disapproved the acts OF Brady
Mr. Merrick then proceeded to discuss
THE MOTIVES OF BRADY.
In this connection he turned to the testimony OF
John A. Walsh, whom the defense had not ven.
tured to cross-examine. and who stood uncontra-
dicted by any testimony except that or Brady
hlmself, who was swearing To keep himself out OF
The penitentiary. The defense had not cross
examined Walsh because the counsel knew, from
the manner OF Walsh's testimony, that 10 cross
examine him would only strengthen his testi-
mony. They knew, from their experience In a
past TRIAL, that TO croSs-examine him would only
deepen the impression his testimony had made.
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ARRIVAL OF INDIAN CHrEFs-White Wolf, Big
Bow and Sun Boy, with their interpreter, Thos
p. Woodward. arrived in this city this afternoon
from Carlisle, Pa. They intend to have confer
ence with Secretary Teller relative TO the bounda-
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THE EFFECT OF The ORDER issued by the Post
master General on Saturday requiring the first and
second grade postmasters to attend personally to
the duties OF their Office Is already manifest In the
receipt at the department OF applications for
leave Of absence
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCAEsOS EROS. Auctioneers.
LARGE STOCK OF MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS,
On TrEs SIM Mo hATs aAJJAyy f IpSiu
OCLOCE, viii sell within our saesrooIns In lots To
suit, large stock of the above hats /,
= THOMPSON Auctioneer.
PEaFHPToPY SAL OF OVER FIVE HUNDRED
syn. OF WILL SELECTED sIoCK OF NEW
u, NAT ny sTCTI0S E9oMas. 1000 PENSsYL-
VI II Ten 6 oAer so aoo sl # :o STNE
q tSa 1hhPe snd eS fsEsn@ s Rs
OF !, s5Sdet lot Of ~orkias coats and pants win be
EAUECANSoN BROS. Auctloneers
FIVE HUNDRED lots MEMS. BOYS. YOUTHS
F.i / LtSES on SEASoNABLE GOODS. ALL
$Sb FtdJtAR SIZES Al IN 1ttIi5N a IS fhE
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE SIXTH. COM
saie<rorI 500 lots Of the above goods which the at
tenon OF the trade is respectfully cal, d, je4-2t
FOX AND STATIONERY STORE AT AUCTION.
II order to preserve intact for any who wish to inter
VHns f JUNE JUNE S SIKH III be at 500 Ten s
I'D. MIf.ANs, Agent
,.. . b03 It'll street northwest
ST. no tslaetory bid is received it VIII be i'm
n'etilats!y sod at re-r'tiar suction. 1e4-2t
p Va
Ees 10th and streets northwest.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
CITY.
- viii ce at public arction on THURSDAY, thessss
ss.t NH DAY OF JUN 4. D 1889 IN frontS7s
70 tj - ieet frct on street. OF 9Th str
r'r hast. near entTancs 10 Kendall Green All paved
ant iy-,d-tt. water and gas: fine pa king
CHS: CEe-thirt cash balance one and two wears
rlti Ao."s secured BY deed Of trust the property
s3ii. with interest ct six per cent per annUm.
}s: q 10 Y Il He required when tn property is sod,
Al CO.. - allciiS at purchasers cost. lite perfect.
j55-@&:s Il. q. HOLTZMAN, Auctioneer
NaLiE liz b. WlLLIAMs Co., Auchoneers.
w 10th and streets northwest.
TlsTsTEEs, SALE OF PART OF 8. P. BROWNS
| TEE OLD PiNEY BRANCH AND THE FOUR
TLENTH-sTR.ET ROAD. AT AUCTION.
BY yirae of deed Of trust to rs duly made and ~,
laid rcco its in and for tie District Columbia and at
Sh rIqlis Il the party securea thereby VIII .e at
or JUNE 1858 at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, on the prem
1ses. ali that certain piece parcel of ground
sts..te and lying i'll tho county OF Washington,
IN saj District. and known and described
iIey Branch road and the 14t,-street road thence
cunning soutneriy on the west side of the old Iiney
rach ROAD thirty eight (3S) rods to stake and stone;
tnehcc north oO% dsgress west about twenty-six (26)
rois to Hiram Walridgc's land; thence northeriy by
sad abri land about eight go rods to the center
OF Pifey Branch stream; thence easterly along said
cry by said road to the place of begnn ncontaInns,
homestead Of S. p Brown
Terms made known at tine of sale.
I5pfs p: s 5H1f' MAKER. Trustees.
1ei-fn, wf&is WALTER b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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pRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRE

Yver~ recrritins bought and eo,s on commits
ten In San Francisco. Baltimore. Phlaleiphia New
York. Boson and Washington. Orders executed on the
New York Stock Exchange al of per cen.
commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to
Richmond. Baltimore. Philadelphia New York and
Boston. through which orders executed on the
Stock Exchanges in those cities and reported back
promptly. Quotations of Gtocks and Bonds and in
formation regarding the Markets received through our
wires INSTANTLY direct trUm the Aew York Stock
Exchan-e. nj
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PROPOSALS FOR BLANKS BLANK-BOCKS
IL MD PRINTED MATTER FOR THE MONEY
ORDER BUSINESS.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
r. WASHINGTON. ID. c., May s, 1885,
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this Department
until WEDNESDAY, THE SKI H DAY OF JUNE.
1883. at TWELVE O'CLOCK M, fer furnishing, in
tuch quantities. and at such t,es they may be
eered, al the Blanks Blank looks and printed matter
10 tie supplied to postaFters by the Postmaster Gen.
era! OF used in his Department for the transaction Of
tie Money Order business, during period Of four
Blank forms OF bids, with samples printed blanks
ard full specifications, will be furnished upon appica-
ton to the superintendent of the Money Order system
Pest Office Department, Washington D. c.. st whose
Office samples of bound books may be seen.
w. Z. GRESHAM,
myf-m&th4w Postmaster General
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PROPOSALS.
y ECON TRUCTION OF THE sOIJTH WING OF
Al The u. s. PATENT OFFfCE ~ W.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, d. c.. May 81 1883
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office uYtit
TWELVE Nj. on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JItNE
1889 for furnishing delivering. fitting and putting in
place, complete, certain wrought and cast iron work
comprising columns girders and for the
construction OF noor, galleries. roofs snd sky-liahts
over the south wing Of the above building In accord
ance til drawings specifications and schedu es which
may be seen at the office Of Ciuss Scluize architects
street northwest. A
Blank forms of proposals and guarantee bonds and
architects Office. " ~o
The right to reject all bids OF to waive defects
II II De deemed in the interest Of the government to do
so. is reserved. ~ " ~
Fl. NJ. TELLER
Jei-eoot Secretary Of the Interior.
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An Important Indian Question.

The AuTHORlTY OF THE CHEROKEE LEGiSLaTURE
AND THAT OF U. s. LAWS.
Two representatives OF the colored people living
In Indian Territory were at the Interior depart
ment to-day to look after their interests under the
act OF the last Congress appropriatng $4,000 for
the Cherokee lands west OF the Arkansas river
This act provided that the money should be paid
into the Cherokee treasury and expended as the
acts OF the Cherokee legislature should direct The
Cherokee legislature It is claimed took advantage
OF this clause and passed law directing that the
money should be divided only among pure booded
CherokeeS- This act not only deprives the COL
ored people OF their rights, but also the
Shawnees and The Delawares Delegates from the
latter tribes will also como on and have confer
ence with the Secretary OF the Interior The
money Is not available until the conyeyances OF
the lands are executed, and they must be salts
factory to the secretary OF the Interior. The
latter Is inclined, under the present phase OF the
question. to withhold his consent TO the deeds
unless fairer division OF the money is made. In
regard to the rights OF the colored people, the
Cherokees claim that they have the exclusive
ernment denies this authority.
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PiUTUNhIS FUk FIKE-PkDOF MODEL CASES
Il r Oh The RECONSTRUCTION OF THE U. \.
PA1ENT OFFICE BUILDING, WASHINGTON
d. c,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHING ION, D. c., May 81, 1887
Sealed Proposals will he received at this Office until
TWELVE NJ. on the EIGH TENTH DAY OF JUNE.
1888 for building in complete state. delivering, erect
ln ana hitting III place complete As numher)
wrought iron model for the furnishing of the gal
lerles OF the reconstructed Model Halls of the U. s.
Patent Once Building, according to specifications and
drawings which oren for Inspection at the archi-
tects office (Clpss Schuze, Corcoran building.
"a, wiers blank forms of Proposals. bonds and any
additional information may be obtained
Proposals. to lie made in the prescribed FORM in
dorsed Proposals for Model Cases. ard addressed to
the Secretary OF the Interior.
The department reserves to itself the right to reject
any all bids.
je1-eoTt H. NJ TELLER Secretary
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District Govern n,cns Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Hon. Samuel j. Randall writes to the Commits.
sionerS from his residence. Z street s e. I'm reIa-
ton to the paving or that street and suggests
1t be paved with the same kind or blocks as are
USED on 4th street. near Pennsylvania avenue.
CONTRACT FOR REPAIR OF fAvEMENrS
The award OF contract for repairing bituminous
pavements for the next fiscal year was today
made to II. l. Crawford. The bids We're opened
on Friday last, and 1t was found that he was the
lowest bidder.
DISTRICT REVENUES
Receipts, May, 1882, sl34,e73I2 receipts May,
1885, Sls6 a.; deficit, May, 1885, Ss.042 s. Re-
ceipts II months, 1888, 81 1866 S95 o. period,
1882, 81 49, S02 50; excess this year. 1913 09a il
PERMISSION TO LAY RAILROAD TRACK
The Commissioners have issued an order "that
Tor the purpose OF temporarily relieving that por-
ZION OF Maryland avenue west OF 12th street south
west from the occupation by and unloading OF
freight cars OF the Baltimore aud Potomac Rail.
company to lay single track switch to connect
tneir road by the way OF 18th street southwest
with square No. 800; that the switch be con-
structeu under the supervision OF and the salts
1actlon OF the Engineer Commissioner, and shall
be subject to removal whenever the said street
snail be improved, or at any time after thirty
days notice by the Commissioners. The railroad
company shall upon such notice remove the same
and restore the streets to their original condition.
and upon failure to comply with such notice the
removal shall be done by the District at the
expense OF the said railroad company
THE MARKET CoMPANY's PAVING BILL.
In pursuance OF the second proviso OF the third
section OF the act OF July 10, 1876 authorizing the
requirement. OF Pennsylvania avenue, the Board or
commissioners on Saturday authorized the Engt-
neer commissioner TO present for payment the ac-
count OF the District OF Columbia against the
Washington Market company for paving the space
between 9TH and 9Th streets, as provided In that
act
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

VlNHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE.
l. ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
Is recognized aad by the highest mechan-
running running and hghes: arm lock-stitch machine ever
holes to thread neither has its shuttle We sell only
class new improved machines of different makes
We guarantee the finest assortment most responsibility
and lowest prices. No outside agents First ma
chimes for rent. All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and price-st mailed free to ally
adoress. &. AUERBACH,
Double Store, corner 7th and II streeta
Gents fufn1shlngs and Hats next door. m19
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTEisNunN.
.EAS BOWLING. Aucuonee..

SI'HoEiAS BOWLING, Aucuonee-.
CHANCEGY StrE OF VALUABLE IEtEOyFD
I'm. E1IAIF IN TIRE CITY OF WASHING
igS. SLtHG lR Miss No. 1913 MIN YORK
AVENUE NOis HWFaI. ~
BY write II decree of the Supreme Court Of lie -,
csstict Z COl';iHblH. ett the ODD tiay Of Sp "a
lsSS, Ell IA amended Cscr.G plssa,! on tie =. Tx
Ma, i'1 IN equity 49, We shall sell at pubic
1trSisH!l IA iten( o. the :, irseS ,iOS tfa
5oSI'i =; p@H OF JtNf, ioS3. 4 FIVE C'CIDCK
= 81 tlat certain piece sarcei OF yrcun lyir.
anu bsin< n me city 81 Wellington District OF CO.
Mhola 2d DISTINGUISHED On the rroHnd Pet thereof
81 10. : IN IA :cEons recorded subdivision % square
1i tn seG'e being improved 10y larEe th5ec-st9ry
brick Dwelling.
Ierins OF sale as'prescriLed by said decree: One
IoIrth cash; residue in one. TIVE tifco years, re-
ecufeiy from day Of SAFE WITH iftere.t 1t
I'VE Per cent pei annun, 81 u secGred by % Of rUst
upon the -opary sold; al cash. 81 option pur-
enaser. dsgCsit o. 253 required of purchaser 4
llae OF sac Al convey II EUTchatS = cost.
Ine Trustees reserve t,e r'; 20 reayer,.sa ana eel
Ine properly - sefautn@c Tcasers cost and :.sk +
Ssrfns ar r. : 6 IMPLIED vii, i! tGys.
CfkELE- II. CEs;tiN. JH..
Once 81 ~ street fr-;hweet;f .r-..-
WITHIN =. GN...-D\. I..-lNeo
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SAVAGE Assault ON AN OLD MAN AND POLICE
MAN.-1n the Police Court to-day Daniel J. Byrnes,
OF No. 9O4 Pennsylvania avenue, who has been be-
fore the courts on various occasions, was arratgned
on the charge OF seriously assaulting Leopold
Greener, an old man, and also with assaulting
Policeman Samuel 81. Ellis yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Greener, aged about sixty years, and bearing
the signs Of rough handling In his face, testified
that he Is stopping at 904 Pennsylvania avenue.
Yesterday Byrnes went to his room, accused him
OF having assaulted his(B girl and with
out waiting for an explanation knocked witness
down and beat him. The testimony OF Private
Ellis and Sergeant johnson was that they were
summoned to The house where they found Byrnes
In his room; he said man down stairs had as
saulted his little girl. The sergeant went down to
examine into the matter. Hearing q scuf1ing
noise he went back and found Byrnes trying to
throw Ofacer ELLIS down stairs After hard strug-
gle, in which the policemen were roughly handled.
ByrneS was secured. The defendant {Byrnes1
showing numerous ugly marks OF the p0liceman'5
club on his head, said he Is watchinan in the
Pension onice, and his plea was that his head was
injured In the mine explosion at Petersburg, Va,
during the war, and when he gets mad he 'don't
know what he Is doing" He was fined $50 in each
case or 60 days In jail
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hUNCAESON EROS, Auctioneers.
LARGE STOCK OF MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS,
STRAW hats. AT AUCTION. ~
- On TESDAf MObNlHG, JUNE FIFTH at TEN
OCLOCk we viii sell within sa,esroOns In lots To
suit, large stock of the above hats. Il,
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Thirteen boys, from eight TO sixteen years old.
were arrested In Portsmouth. \. H., yesterday for
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TIME HARTFORD SEWING MACHINE.

VIE HARIFUISU SEEMING MACHINE,
Positively is the Hghtest running Machine made
its movements easy that the most delicate lady
it without fatigue Every movement is positive
and no springs are used in its construction It makes
beautiful lock stitch. and Is simple and reliable that
Guild can it,. All wearing parts are case hardened
and made adjustable thus making the most durable
machine in the market Be and try the Hartford
Machine before decidefor durability. conyenience
SNIP city and beauty Of finish 1t has equal. Call
OPPENHEIMER'S,
Reliable Sewing Machine Rooms
tZo 9TH STREET NORTHWEST.
ST. Cloud Building.
MO WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NO INSOLENT
~ agent to talk you to DEATH but the Finest Assort
ment of all the Ieadng Sewing Machines at rrioea that
no canvasser can approach. Renting, Repairing, 40.
my3 z27 9th street.
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MT. VERNON! MT. VERMONT!

DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The steamer SUE. Capt. ". C. Geoghegan. leaves
Stephensons wharf, foot of 7h street. every SUNDAY
at O'Clock p. m. for Baltimore and River Landings
Returning. leaves Baltimore every FRIDAY at O'Clock
p.
All accommodations strictly first class.
hiyer freight must be prepaid and will be received
SATURDAYS only.
STEPHENSON 4 BRO. Agents,
ml6-6m 7th street wharf and 18th st. and Pa. ave.
THE STEAMER MATTANO LEAVES WASHING
o'clock s.m:. for Potomac River Landings. Lands at
Grinders wharf Sundays and Tuesdeys down. Wednes-
d9x1 and Mondays and Tednssd.ys pg Mstto1
Packages received and nformation given at offices Of
9. L. SHERIFF., S28 and lila Pennsylvania avenue
q. 7. JONES. Agent, 7th street wharf. mh12
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In THE COURT OF CLAIMS to-day judgment was
rendered for 2S225 in favor OF Col Elias Boudi-
not This claim against the United States was
referred to the Court OF Claims by Congress It
was for damages for the seizure OF property in the
Indian Territory by officers OF the internal rev.
enue. Reference was ordered in the case of Gal.
1agher, Loane & Co. against the District. The
petition in the case OF R. Z. Ridgway against the
United States was dismissed.
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY.-A movement has
been inaugurated at Nashville, Tenn, to have
grand assemblage on the battle ground OF Shiloh
on the 30th of next May, to which all prominent
soldiers OF both sides in the late war are to be in
Vlted