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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING-HOUSE, No. ~ DEGREES STREET.
By virtue Of deed of trust, dated December It, ~.
1882. and duly recorded in Lber /. 023. folio 3S9 @
ct seq one OF the land records for the District OF
Columbia, and at the written request Of the party
secured thereby we will offer for sale at public AUCTION
IN front OF the premises, thursday. JULY
TWi NTY-SIx. 1883. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ, Lot
numbered s,xty-seyen. in Shepherds subdivisio OF
squire numbered s1 hundred and twenty three in the
city OF Washington. D. G., improved by a two-story
5rlck dive ouse containing rooms and hail.
No. ~ pefrees street.
Terms OF sale: Amount Of Indebtedness. 1918 40 and
expenses of sale in cash; balance in two equal pay
Inens at six and twelve months with interest at per
cent per nnum. by deed of trust on the prem
ses 500 tn be deposited at time Of sale. and of
sale TO be compiled with within days from day Of
SALE property be resod at cost Of defaultnR pur
chaser Cost of conveyancing and recording he paid
by purchaser.
I. l.. JOHNSON,
GEoRGE FRANcc1s DAwsoN.} Trustees
fylC
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BETwEEN NJ And \ STkEETS NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree OF the supreme Court of the
istrct Columbia, passed in Equity cause No. IL:
$40. docket -, We will, THU SDAY, THE -
TW N1-nlXiH DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1888. at s.
O'CLOCK p NJ. in front of the premises offer for
Los 10 aud 90 the recorded subdivision Of square
No 44S.
tkls property IL improved by two brick buildings,
ne bav front of 81 feet 80 inches It'll street,
and aiming stores Nos 1929 and 1229H eth treet
northwest and the other having front of l6 feet ~
Inches on said street and containing to No 1921 th
street nor Invest he property has been subdivide
into two lots corresponding with these two buildings
and the plat of the subdivision win be shown at tn sale
ne fourth cash and balance in three equal
installments at six, twelve and eighteen months from
Gay Of with interest to be secured b. the pur-
chsers and reserved lien the property sold
deposit of 100 required On each piece at sale
yey ncing and recording at purchasers cost If the
of sale be not complied with within week from
the sale the trustees the right sell the property
the purchasers ri and cost after three days notice
IL Tho Evening tar" newspaper.
JOHN +. HAN A,
Webster Law Building , Trustees.
RI GINALD FENDALL,)
}. T. COLDWELL, Auctioneer. jy14-d&ds
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RAILROADS.


Wiz G"tAP PrNNsv1v,~,. BOTTLE
16B TIE r NakH "Es s AHP
IN EFFECT JU. sTH 1888.
poFsIxTH ASp STREETS: As F9IL9ws:
IF ase sRa the c. # $50 Limited
ng gSa an a daily With Sleeping cars from
daily Cars to Pittsbur i aud inc IN
nat VI. As9 connects except Saturday, for Chica.
esrlnr itsburT to chicaro Mall f Hi ssse
Ss 30 H. daily for ,lttsburs and the West with
All ToMsc e RshrR6aD
g:5oP. daily. except saturday with Palace Cars.
Hashi , gtOn to Canandaisua. aud Harrisburg to
For Wiiliamsport Lock Haven and Elm1ra at $50
For New s snd the 500 H. TO-
1:so 4:2o $50 and 10 90 p M: On SUNDAY. i a.
G m das e1s sPss sunday I'd pullman
For Soston without change l:3O p H. every week day.
For BrooEiy9. \; y. ali through trans oonnec. at
n transfer to fntn stres av1 x do0bs
For f PbiIae SsTosr Ssw York Gsy
Limited Express. pr as ESQ daily s sa'
For EaitimeTs. 20. 500 80 $50, 1910 a. M. and
n: ON unday. $50 lo:46 a NJ. 4:so. $40. :s6.
For crssk Line. s:4o am. and 40 p m daily.
For AnhsPolis. $40 AM and 40 p. m. daily. except
ALI Nm xnSb sEn ANP IFRERER,cKSHEEG Rail-
RAILROtD
70! as s55 $40 SO SO ahs fpa g
SUNDAY at $3.50 = 20 ll:o0 AM $50 pm.
For RICHMOND and the south, $50 and IL 90 a, m
~ daily. and 500 q. IN. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600. 500
.hd 1"da It s3 81 s shU ;o q
800 and l0:Os a m 100 and 9: 10 pm
Tickets and information the offiCe northeast cor
Re OF 18th street and Pennsyvana avenue aid at The
station. yht re orders he cit for the checking oj
laggage 10 dest naliCn FROM hotels and residences
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
r.. III. leo
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BALTIMORE, July 26.-The funeral OF ex-Gov.
Thomas Swami took place tod y from St Pauls
Protestant Episcopal church in this city, and was
attended by large number of his friends The
body left Leesburg this morning and reached the
church about II O'Clock. The interment was in
Greenmount cemetery. The nag on the city han
was at half mast during the ob,equies.
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News Briefs.

II Is rumored I'm Paris that DR. yulpIan stated
that the Compile de Chambori had been suffering
from the effects OF poison
Last Monday, I'm Natchitoches parish Ia Mrs
Gaprlel Mclaughlin, respectable lady, 81 years
oI age was outraged 10y negro man, who after
ned. " e anu
AT Kansas City, Mo-, yesterday. the Jury IN the
cise against Orth Stein, lately city editor OF the
Eoe'atag Star, who killed George Fredericks June
y, returned verdict OF murder I'm the second
degree, fixing the punishment at 25 years In the
penitentiary.
An Insane man IN Philadelphia yesterday
wounded number OF persons with meat prongs
before he could be arrested
SUBSCRIPTIONS are being taken among the citi.
zenS OF Baltimore for the relief OF the families
tnst SUFFERED oy the recent steamboat disaster
SlXty-three bodies have been recovered
Inc striking dress and cloak makers In New
YORK nave been successful, and have returned 10
wages. ~ ~
On Sunday Charles II. Wright and W. n Ham.
two prominent young men, had a difficulty in n
church at High Falls Ga They renewed the ar.
ficulty yesterday when Wright shot and killed
Ham on the public road.
AT Hanlan, Iowa. Tuesday, mob OF so masked
men LOOK Harry, the Polk City murderer from
JAIL hanged him and threw the body into the
river, AFTER Kidding II with bullets
In the thtrfy-thrd Joint ballot for e. g. Senator
oy the New Hampshire legislature YESTERDAY Pike
gained y over Tuesday, Burns 10 and Marshon 10
Patterson lost 8. Stevens l6 and Chandleri
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r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FI.AvORIN(i
STOCK FOB SOUPS. MADE DISHES AND
SAUCES
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palatabe tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. els .
and q boon for which nations should feel
grateful. "-See 'sMedcal Press, Lancet I"
British Medical Journal. !" sc.
CAUT1ON-Genuineo only with the fac sin1ileof
Baron Lehig's Signature in Blue Ink across
the Label. This caution is necessary. owing
t0rarons cheap and inferior substitutes b.
aLg III the market
LIEBlG COMPLAINTS EXTRACT OF MEAT.
TO be had Of an Storekecpers Grocers and
Chemists. Sole Agents for the Tinted Statoa
Nnolesale onyl @. David 3 Co.. Fem
souTcA avenue LONDON. EDGiNpd. ap21
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DEAD! RLAD!!

READ Rad"
DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS
Certain cure for all Urinary Dissases ImpOtency elect
SyI.Ins &c. Gonorrhoea cured in 48 hourI VIM.
b. ENTWISLE'S. corner 18th street aud Pennsylvania
sVenie lor; est Pce s. box. by under
fdai on receipt OF price auII
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SECRETARY LINCOLN is expected to be on duty al
the War department tomorrow.

THE PRESIDENT TO RETURN HERE SATURDAY
The President will return to Washington late Sat
urday night, and on Sunday evening will probably
start for Louisville to attend the exhibition In that
city which opens on the 1st OF August 1t Is hardly
thought likely at the White House that the Presi.
dent win stop over at the White Sulphur Springs
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CHAPoTEAuTs

L n T..
n @ieelassu OF which contains 10 yramines Of Beef
1 ai dlxested by PeTsne. 1t is entirely assimia-
e anu INTO tue blood without ,eorinp the
sioach TO do any previous work. is highly recom-
ehded tby the medical faculty Of Par Sd to Gonzales
Sn 10 persons whose bood is poor who suffer from
Shlofoss, diabetes. Weakness General Wasting AWAY
Stomach Acne Gastralgia Loss Of Appetite or 10 those
xhatlsed by ices. OF Work. Age: fe.er. Dysentery
Diseases OF the Chest Cancerous Affections Ereonent
Travelling long Fatigue. Paris. Rue Yiyienne No
Sold by ali DruKsigta osc2-mS thIv
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MEMS Low SHOES AT COST.
good pair of Ladies' Toe Slippers for 81.
Ladies' ''Solid Comfort" Boot 50.
Children's Spring Heels 75 ST. 81. 25 81. so up at
BYRN'o Shoe Store,
1y13-1m 16l4 l4th street.
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TIE R1ees F1nr INSURANCE CoupAsY.

BUILDINGS AND PEKSO >AL PROPERTY IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ONLY.
Office. temporarily, 1901 street northwest. Will
remove to their permanent quarters No. 1881 street
northwest as soon repairs completed-about Au-
gust 18TH
VIM. S. THOMPSON, Vice President.
THOS. HYDE. Treasurer.
FRANCIS 3. MoHUN. Secretary.
Hyde. VIM. II. Morrison N. W. Burchell, Z. S. Hutch
inson, Jno. Jay Knox. John Sherman. VIM. 8. Thomp.
son. jy13-lm
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Castle.
LONDON, July 26-The members OF the American
rifle team went to Windsor to-day and visited the
castle, through which they were conducted by
special permission OF the Queen.
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District Government Affairs.
SEWERAGE WANTED.

s. G. Blackford ct al petition for an additional
sewer to be constructed on New Jersey avenue,
from D to streets nOrthw St to carry on sur
face ora1nage from heavy rains. MesSrS- Fitch,
Fox Brown, In a note to the Commissioners, call
attention defect In street sewer In front OF No
l4l6 Rhode Island avenue.
NEEDED REPAIRS TO SCHOOL BuILD.NGs
School Trustee j. II. Smith, In a note TO the Dis
trict Commissioners, invites their attention to
needed repairs on certain school houses-the John
F. Cook school, Proctor school, LoveJoy building,
Randall building, BaDaker and Anthony Bowen
building.
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JULY DRAWING.

!, 960 Prizes $112 400
tickets 500. s~'-
press: DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTERor
POSI- OFFiCE ORDER Orders Of s and upward by
TOR d BOARDMAN. Courier-JoarnA Building. Louis
VILE KY. or to p. HUFF. Lock Box 165. Alexandria,
Va mh6-tu&th
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End Of the Tewk,burv Rus,nes

End Of the Tewksbury Business.
BOSTON, July 26-The senate accepted the ma
1ority Tewksbury report this forenoon without a
word OF debate, by strict party vote 1t refused
also by party vote to admit the house bill to reg
ulate the disposal OF the bodies of paupers. This
legislature
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$50, 900 FOR 90.
TY-EIGHTH
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING

SSA3AAO!> c-AL1 SOss
In the city of Louisville
TUESDAY. JULY 3lsT, 1883.
THESE drawings occur on the last day Of each month
(sundays excepted.) Repeated adjudication by Fed
erat ana state courts have placed this Com
To this =, Company belongs the sole honor Of
having inaugur ted the only plan by which
question.
N.B.-The company has now on hand . large capital
ana reserve fund Read carefully the list Of prizes
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MYSTERIOUS ARRESTS NEAR CUMBERLAND.-A
special dispatch TO the Baltimore Sun fromCum.
oerland. Nd, last night says:-Or1cers said TO he
United States detectives, arrested a man who GOT
on the PittSburg train here to-day. The officers
then went to Sir Johns Run, where they arrested
Two more men. All were taken 60 Pittsburg on
special train Tonight The exact charges az inst
the men and their names cannot be sscertained,
but IL Is said that they are members or band OF
thieves who have been operating around Pttsburg
and Mckeysport. The prisoners were armed, but
were taken without trouble
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~ hNSw En- "A SEkiOUS SHAK0B.-The Baltimore
a1nertcaa OF to-day says: Detective Lyons OF the
frm OF Smith, West & Lyons yesterday arrested
George Hildenbrech, OF York, Pa, on a requ.sltion
from the governor OF PENNSYLVANIA. on the charge
Oh seducton and bastardy. Hildenbrech is q
young man about % years OF age, and up 20
Wlthln rev months ago q resident OF York He
M was lnt Innate With young lady OF that place
with seduction and bastardy. HIldeubrech left
YORK several months ago and came TO this city,
ana secured work In the cigar factory OF Bucking.
nam, Swope Co, SOS West Baltimore, where he
was arrested. He was taken TO York last evening
oy Detective Ginter, OF that place.
DEATH FROM LoCKJAw.-Manley Bradley. aged
eleven years, died Monday OF lockJaw at the
nome OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. l. III. Bradley,
In Springfield, H. On July e while PLAYING he
fell down and splinter was run In his hand Tho
SPLINTER was removed and the wound healed and
IL was believed that no more trouble would be ex.
hand was hurting him. lie was taken 20 DR. Mat
thewS, who at once discovered symptoms OF lock-
Jaw. he opened the old wound and found small
particles OF wood still in the flesh These were
removed, but too late to allay the disease
SHOCKING DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN vrRarNrA-rn
WOOD county, w. Va, Saturday night, a young
man named Calvin Williams was shot and killed
Dy father and son named Coe. Williams had
been paying attention to Goes daughter and had,
as rs stated, spoken OF her In a way that MADE her
the subject OF much scandal The father and son
met Williams on the road and the son fred three
shots. instantly killing him. The father then
stamping upon It. The two were arrested and
lodged In Jail at Parkersburg. They claim that
Williams began the ARRAY and that he accident.
ally shot himself
:, MINISTER PETITIONS FOR DIvoRCE.-Rev Thos.
Eickers, rector OF the Cincinnati university, has
ned petition for divorce on the grounds OF deser.
ton and wfllful absence. His wife has been for
three years at Heidelberg, Germany, educating her
-FOUR Children They were married in 1864 at that
place, and the estrangement began when Mr..
Nickers gave up the ministry for the rectorship to
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FINHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE
Il ESTABLISHED 1868.
THE QUEEN SEWING MACHINE
fs recognized AID acknowledged by the highest mechan-
ica authorities the best made most silent iigtest
running and highes. arm lock-stitch machine ever
holes to thread neither has Its shuttle We sell only
new improved machines of different makes.
and lowest prices. No outside agents. First-cass
chimes for rent All kinds repaired and warranted.
Illustrated catalogue and mailed free to any
address. T.. AUERBACH,
Double store. corner It'll and streets.
Gents Furnishings and Hats next door. mig
No WINDY ADVERTISEMENTS. NO INSOLENT
IN agent to talk TO death. but the Finest
men of all the Leading Sewing Machines rices that
10 canvasser can approach. Renting. Repairing. &C.
MCKINNEY,
my3 427 9th street
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The Senatorial Fight at Concord,


CONCORD, N. H., July ga majority OF
the republican members OF the legislature held q
conference this morning to consider the senatorial
question Several members took the ground that
the struggle was impa1ring the party, but Gen.
Marston felt convinced that the struggle would
prove healthful to the party, and that some good
republican would soon be elected. Speaker East
man was satisfied that caucus could not be held
upon a majority basis, and he would therefore
favor requiring twO-thirdS vote to nominate q
candidate should such q meeting be held. Gen
stevens, OF Nashua, said that q senatorial caucus
was thing OF the past In New Hampshire, and he
Was willing to go before the people OF the state on
That issue. President Bartlett said the conference
had been fruitful In good results. Adjourned.
THE THIRTY-FIFTH JOINT BALLOT
Tor US. Senator to-day resulted as follows: Whole
number OF votes S26, necessary for q choice l64
VIM. s. Ladd. l; Aaron F. Stevens. 1; Jacob h.
Ella, l; Henry E Burnham, /; Edwin 81. Rollins, !;
James w. Patterson, 2: Benz. F. Prescott 3: Jacob
3. Gallinger, 8; Mason W: Tagpan. Is; Charles
II. Burns, %; Gilman Marston, IS; Austin F. Pike,
%; VIM. E. Chandler, 81; Harry Bingham, 116.
Chandler lost from the last ballot yesterday /;
Tappan, and Patterson 20. Burns gains 2, Pike
g. and Marston 2.
President Arthur Gone 10 New jersey.
NEW YORK, July 26-President Arthur went to
Rar1tan, Nd, on an early morning train, to visit
some friends He Will return to the city this
ing.
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District Government Affairs

ASSISTANT AdJutant General McKeever returned
from New York last night, and is now acting ad-
1utant general
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

TIME MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHIN ES.
l. Sh1iENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
We have always on nand ATTACHMENT PARTS
complete stock of frst-cass SEWING MACHINES,
PIEATING BOARDS TRACING WHEELS. andevery-
thing that required for the proper working of sewing
machines Our kerairing DePa tment is the most
OF sewing machines at short notice and lowest prices
Al work warranted. Good machines for rent The New
Hartford Sewing Machine the 1htest running and best
machine ever made. Call and zee it. orders by mail
promptly attended to at OPPENHFIMEK'S,
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms,
Us 9Th street. St Cloud Building.
Bazaar Paper Fashions. ie8
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CHANGES IN THE ENGINEER CoRPs-The follow.
ing changes in the stations and duties OF officers
OF the corps OF engineers are ordered: First Lieut.
Eric Bergland, upon being relieved from duty at
West Point, NY, August "a, 1883, viii report to
Major VIM. VIM. K: King, at Chattanooga, for duty.
relieved from duty at West Point, New York,
August s., 1883, Will report to Lieut.. Col George
d. MendeIl, at San Francisco, for duay. Second
Z. Waterman, upon the expiration of their present
graduating leaves OF absence, will report to the
commanding of1cer, Wtllett's Point, New York, for
duty.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

CHARLES w. HANDY. Real Estate Agent
HANG KY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STREE
BETWEEN VI AND \ SIhEETS NORTHMtSI
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1HE BLUE AND THE GRAy.-There were about
$4,000 visiting citizens and ex-soldiers present at
the national reunion at Columbus, OHIO yes.
terday, several OF the states being represented by
delegations and representatives OF the g. A. r.
TWENTY-FIVE members OF the confederate Fifty
fourth Virginia are being entertained by the
Third Ohio, who divided rations with them when
taken prisoners. AT the reception at Cap toI
square speeches were made by Gov. Foster ex.
President Hayes and others At Camp Governor
Dennison speeches were made by judges Foraker
and Hoadly, Gen Gibson, Gov. Foster, EXPRESS.
dent Hayes and others. In the evening there was
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

lOOTUTAC RIVER LAMB GS sIEAMEE
Il THOMPSON leaves sixtn-street Wharf MON
DAYS. q. M, far as Beall's Nomni.
Curriomsn. Howard, Coburn and Stones; returning
TUESDAY, making al river landings.
WEDNESDAY,, a M, Lancaster. Bluff Point.
Peal's Nomini, Abelrs ard LeoDardtown: returning
THURSDAY. making al river landings.
FRIDAI, A. M. Currioman. Howard. Coburn.
kbeIs, stones and Leonardtown, returning SATUR
DAY. making all river landings.
Pare. each way. % cents. je29
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
syElKs q CO.. Auoaonsers.
637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE.
POSITIVE CLEARING-OUT SALE
ALL THE STOCK CONTAINED IN STORE No sos
D STREET NORTHWEST,
large quantity Of New and Second hand Suits Of
Clothing. Coats. Pants Vests Gents Furnishing
Goods. Underwear Hats. Boots and Shoes, Watches,
Pistols Jewelry. Banjos. violins. Guitars Accor-
deons, Rings. Chains. Showcases. &C..
Being the entire stock contained in above premises and
will be sold positively without nmi. on
| MONDAY MORNING. JULY TH1Rr1ETH. 1888.
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK
jy26-3t CHAs WEEKS Salesman.
| TNHoMAs BOWLING. Aucrioneer.
| EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUC-
On TUESDAY MORNING. tl4N JULY THIRTY FIRST,
1885, at TEN O'CLOCK, / shall cell at residence 1875
18th street. Pennsylvania avenue northwest lot
| of excellent household effects viz:
Parlor Furniture.
Black Walnut Chamber sets.
Painted Furniture. side Tables.
Hand ONE Walnut Wardrobe
Fine Hair Mattresses, Carpets.
Iiliows and Bosters
anut Extens on Dining Table,
Walnnt Dining Chairs.
with others Mt TfSsn Au
FINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
HANDSOME PARLoR FURNITURE. WALNUT
| MARBLE TYP CHAMBER s rs, PAINT D
FURNITURE. WAL Ut DWARF BOoKCA E.
| VERY LAhGE WALNUT WA DROBE. CAR
| P. y, Ii ATHER COVE ED LOU NGES, Wall
| Nut P!ILAk EXTENSION G1HING TABLE
| TOGt Their WITH GEN RAJ ASSORTMENT
OF OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS. AT AUG
~ lion g,rnnn.v yopy,xn INV rvvxrv
1GHTH, 1883. at TEN O'CLOCK, within and in front
| of my auction rooms
| No ostponement on account of weather.
jy26-2t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
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STEAMERS.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN New YORK. HAvRR
LONDON SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
he Gamers OF this company will sail EVERY WE'D:
MD Az - Sal CEDAY from Bremen pier, foot
Of Sd street. Hoboken. Rates of passage: From New
York 10 Hayre, London, Southampton and Bremen
FIRST cabin 800; second bin. $780, steerage $50
paid steersSe certieates ga For freight
York ". G. METZEROTT CO, VS. Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. Agents for W ashington lai2
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TBE NEW YORK STOCKMARKEr.
Tie following are the 0Dening and closing prices
C1the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
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CTEAMER ARROwoMITH
Leaves 7th street wharf at 7 a. m. for
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Connecting with Baltimore and Ohio X. r. at ''Shep-
Ierls," aiso at Alexandria with 73O a. Ferry at
from WASHINGTON ON Mondays for Nomini and inter-
r.sdiat iandings returning tuesdays. On Thursdays
for CuTrIoman, Nomini. IT. Clements Bay Wharyes
and inteTsneIate laI dngs, returning Frays On Sat
prdays for Crrionau LeOns rdtown and informed ate
aLdlngs. returning sundays.
j. j. PADGFTT, ACT,
je22 7th ST. wharf. Washing on. D.
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NEW YORK. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM
~ The first fun powered. Clyde-buit Dutch
PAN PAM s g DAN. lE II ZAANDAM p "a
Mails to the Netherlands leave ranys Pier foot Of
Sussex street Jersey City. NJ. regularly every WE'D
NESDAY for Rotterdam and Am sterdam, alternately.
First cabin. So second cabir, $780, steerase. $26.
New SorS For Dasa agent s6 S4Tta NIiam street
4 CO.. 92o Penn. WASHINGTON.
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MANHOOD RESTORED,

A victim OF early imprudence. causing Nervous De-
every known remedy, has discovered simple means
OF self cure, which he viii send free to his fellow
New York. IN ~, tn d