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YHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

r11EOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCEEY SAFE Or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING Rouse AND PREMISES
On NlNEIrENi ii IItEII NORTHNEST Be
TWEEN q AND STREETS
, ~ VIZ ue ct decree passed i'll Equity cause No Na
By :. Oochet IL, Will s'l. ola TUESDAY. IHE.x:;J
SIHIfENl DAY OF 81 Pi EMBiR 4 d. 1881 IN
AT FIVE O'C1o +. ~. III fr,<It o: tile PREMISES
Subdivision ots 'os - and IL. il squar No 49, rHcli
OF sd lots fronting 30 feet on 18Th street, hayfr
Getth oil Noi''-t. with Il comfortable dwelling house
ard Improvements thereon
Terms ~ sale: Onr-tlird cash: resiue in two equal
p2 hlcns AT SIX and twelve months with I'M. from
DAY % sa.: CT a. his option purchaser may nav the
Whole purchase money i'll cssh TIGl 10 Do de posted at
tliiie Oh safe CoLVcyal4ci'g e. Ggci.aS. - cost.
rEED. y. JOINS. trustee
se1-d&ds fUnton Duiidl4g, 49, Louisiana avenue
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FcE'D AND BE NiST.-p,:. GRGTHfES aoe ST
l. IL t.d1 Established Expert Specialist in tili,
cft al'i VIII 2ra,tt al ytnereals.
'.st all tUriil~ Medicine CHARGE the poor iur-
lNied ,-c6CiI-r ire Consultation and advice tree a.
t'f' lia ~ br. HEpIif rs. April ri lSSI
s5-ll4' SAMUEL H. WALKER, lutayy Public
AssNHOOD RESTORED 81 USING BOTTLE an
W. CUr any ease -: seminal Weakness Nervous Ia.
ti aLi ii:FutcncE. IL liI!parts Nlsur 10 The Who'll,
'.~-'lh - h stre"s southwest. au25-ln..
E2E W " MI. 90 Dl: BI;OTHFE. abb;
- @'.t Sos street invest, AMI he cured The ojy
L-a'ta' :-'tru- ysl,ia in
II 1- -y fIsti ullr attention 10 t.. treatl,.lI:
q. cr' AL T. rms IF Disease" particularly that OF
!" lEa'a'' si-arici r Io4 oT"r - years. au2Alm.
1 ia NIyLlt BEN CONFKADICTED That
iti@ tf' HEie - not III" Oldest established adj
''I'iS4.s ta.tIts Physician III this city Ladies' You
- '.ntiE c9lsti.t pr B!O1HFts, COG i w
= .-'"'r : i'lO. ! ii Z" all disc :ses peculiar t.,
It.t.'~ li'r-i ~ single Al irregularities and ".
-i--, -.'N Sti'r' NY treated .EF-B1ar1 with
- a 'nii1d:t!piiS and kind etFcie- uurses frr
city "'.9eT - trs tIncnt s,5s - t.e
W .DAAia II !OEES H.s Ke1,FDY FOR "a,
-, ~ -tlt3-e -iar!aln's quickly cured Can h.,
~. u = '-uth Pm Nth aides only iyl2-pn.
nE LION TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Ann
IL only HI. iarc~' Physician In ~ 80 49, -,
C,i>J.trH daily 81 Missouri rvonue frs, st,.o 81, n
6 lsF anna aN'LGc. between Sl ana l. sr,ts All
ltisa plants AID -a.itlts aux In r. me- a
T.; irt=t r0t tc.rrsI U:-dr!ice a.d cor suI-.to,
49, H. :. -, =, . :, - -0oiiLs Aor iatiits Office
''-S = - = ---'' u = y III aU20- In
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The above offers the remarkable opportunity for
Dealers LveryLen 1eaistc-s aud clzes III General TO
secure goods this lire offered, the sale
tive, to the highest bidder Zach Harness viii be sold
separate. but Iriv &c given - first buyer to take
the balance of each lot
Parties at distance contemplating the purchase of
Harness. will we'll to remember the date
OF tie sale and attend.
Great effort Will We made to close the entire stock
the days assigned. THOMAS DOWNING,
SC1l-Gt
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Nh NIhAAINH HOW Bill SNkES WAS HTNG.-In
ihltddtllhlh. At the inquest Yesterday on the body
OF j. N. barry who was thought have commit e..
suicide 10y hanging "Wednesday. IL WAS shown that
lis death Was the result al a curious accident lie
Nal b7n engaged IN an argument 10 prove that
blil y hr> could have been hanged IA the manner
described 10y Dickens and To settle all doubt sad
n" WOULD d"inolstrdte n. "Wednesday morning n,
was found hanging Ia the door ia his ROOM The
rope Was not tied around his heck n.t her did IL hook
though IL had been Intentionally fastened 10 rhs
In"D az the door. The witnesses say Tie csrse ~
one OF accidental hanging, and the JURY gave Yer.
dict 10 that effect.
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PHYSICIANS AND, DRuaG1srs
ECOMMEND
RIB RRR 90 " " " m ~ uSSe
KBR Err, 9 9 WMWw MN ssss
BIB K I 90 W Il M ssss
IL RRR 90 Nm
II RR % MN
II RRR o o MN
Il E ( 200 90 \ m m
RBf y TIT TIT ZEE BRR ssss
BIB II T EE RRR SSS,
E Epb , II T + ZEE / i ssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. combining r-on with pure Vegetable
TONES, quickly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION. MALARIA. WEAKNESS. IMPURE
BLOOD CHlLLS AND FEVER and NEURALGIA
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the bi cd it
reaches every part of the system pures and enrches
and invigorates the system
= FINE APPETIZER-Best tonic known.
II Will cure the worst of Dyspe psa removing all
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Food Belch
lng; Heat IN the stomach Heart 2urn. etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BIACkEN OR INJURE The TEETH.
1t Is invaluable fer diseases peculiar women and to
ali persons who lead sedentary lives
AN INFAlLING RkMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Person suffering from the effects of overwork ner
voS troubles loss of appetite or debility experience
quick re III and renewed energy by its use
II DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines Go.
1t Is the only preparation of Iron that causes no nu
rious effects physicians and Druggists recommend it
as the BEST. TRY II.
The genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper lake no other. Made only by
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MARRIAGE LIcENsES-Marr1age licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM Stewart
and Fannie Bailey; .Anthoney MountJoy and Chris
tina Curtis; Henry Peyser, OF Petersburg, Va,
and Rose Stein; John N. Palmer and Hannah Grit
nm; w. j. Finn and Mira Redtka.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMNERC1aL.
The New York Stock Market.

TIE following are the opening and p. H. prices
Ct THE New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
u SPECIAL wire to II. II. Dodge. 539 18th street:
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District Government Affairs.
The Courts


Mt. f. NJ. Wills writes TO the District Commits
Sloners requesting the pavement Of l3I street IRON
" alter street 10 Maryland avenue
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMRTER.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief signal
officer to-day: am. 72I: II am, 707 pm, 6A
Maximum, IS s; minimum, 6SR
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CLOTHING
lCh AOT WEATHER.

At home. mountain top,
seaside or hay. Nuns Cloth,
Serge. oeersucker, Alpaca,
Cashmere. Flannel aR ]
Drap d'eta 3 uits.
Extra long Drap d'eta and
ALI aca Sachs. Travelling
Coats Ill Linen, Alpaca and
Pongee.
v hite Duck. Alpaca and
DIap d'eta Vests.
Cllildren's Sailor and Nor
tClk Suits.
Shirts. White and Colnred
Neck wear III ilnew shapes.
light Underwear. Gloves,
&c. &c.. at very reduced
liICtS lUr CASH.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NV DIRK AND HAvEE
tGnTany's NJ. A. North i,Iver. too. OF Morton
stftet. view \ orb
ahr.d = collier. Wednesday Sept IT, 4am
taI.. ca. Il krrs5Ici.c. Wednesday SeIt A Sa m
81 t'"riua-n. iEdub. Wednesday OFT L. . D. III
CAtcE- IYabl- on SIrnt, i'll suit, tie
IaLQuc Irau,atldnt.qtc of Paris. LOUIS De BERIAN
A. ~, No {, Bowling, Green, New \, RI
u v. MOSS. - F.unsy ~ avenue:
j. ". bUIELtA i son. 81 i. liisy " mia avenue
s,lo Agents Tor WASHINGTON d. O.
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STEAMERS.
a u y y Il ID l. 1 y L i.

r
T. A y f RO u T
THE CrNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING Al CORK HARBOR
FROM PEI. 80. n r. NEW YORK.
AURASIA.... Vel, Sop. II. lGALLIA Wed Oct Is
BOHEMIA. We'd, Sept "a. iUEANIA We'd oct 81
SFEvti--.. We'd. Get. J. BOTHSIA We'd, Oct -
ORFGos. ....wed.. Oct. si>ERvIA-.... We'd, Nov 5
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
hAlES or PASeAoL-SGO $50 AMI 500. according
&c aCC a. IIGJeatlOL~.
IT, al very low rates Steer tickets from Llv-
er"o a. Queenstown and ali other parts of Europe
ICw-~t rates
itron-i bills Of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow
Eayr, Antwerp AMI Other ports on tie Continent and
Tor VI t,iterra ports
or IL ie and passage apply at the Compa ysoffce
No Rowing Green. both Steeraee and Cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW Y co. COS eth st. Washington d. Z.
NLl,NON Ii. BROWN s. CO. New YORK:
Orto Mcssrs OTIS BIGF,IDW 4 90
SCI Co .tl street. WASHINGTON
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Nominated for fourrcxs.
The Ohio Military at The Mines.

Sf LOUIS. september 12kThe prohibitioniStS OF
Congress-
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WHAT LED TO HIS DowNFAII--Nm. H. Brown
lr-. Tor thirty years head book keeper OF the Ray
state iron company and Norway iron and slegl
works, Ia Boston. arrested last night charged
With being IA dclauiter to the amount OF 81 500
OPIUM, wine and women led 10 his DOWNFALL
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Ex-Congressman John Reilly, of Scranton, Pa,
received bad fan at Luray, Va, Wednesday, nac-
turing his left leg.
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ORTIZ GERM N LLOYD
~ S1F'NsEiIP LINE BETWEEN NFw YORK HAvRE
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON AND l;RTMFN
Tho st'ai'r r. Cf this company VIII sail Il RY WE'D
NfNDiI AND SATURDAY from Bremen ii r foot ~
3d street ':GLoken. hates of passage from NEW YORK
t' LtNIUN.HANRE.B kEMEN: by Wednesday steamer
- list rabiH 100 20 100: second cabin. Il, Saur-
d. st'iI!sr-tIrst C1D:I seGond cdDl 80 Steer.
az q .9fy,st rates for freight or passae Apply
CIlI.lt H~ y Go, = l.Hwling 6rrcD. New York: w ii
NE1Zk.OrT i co. 20 Peunsylyania avei.il. nGirh.
v'st: CHAo MALTEI 342 u street. Agents .ur Wasu-
-l-t"n jai2
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John SHERMAN K co. Auctioneers

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
DWELLING H0UIE Al AUCTION LOIS A II
AND ii. NORTH SIDE OF Il STREET. BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND NORTHEAST, AND HOUSE
No 4S { SIf REEF NORTHWEST. CONTAINING
t1FItEN MOONS
We will offer. at public auction, on WEDNES- q,
pay. 81 PlEMBth SENkNiEkNIH. lisa. at "a
tiN J. r NJ. the premises known No 1t5 b street
northeast having front Of rs feet 2Inches the north
sNie OF street half "a square from the ito Grounds
The lots a aud b have depth of l2U feet alley
ana lot is CONTINUATION Of lot A. l0J feet to hOtts
alley, with two-storS frame house. There is
small WO-story frame house the Estrcet front OF
the lots
ON IHURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER EIGHT
FENIH 1854, At FIVE L. M we will offer at auction
the substantial presslricktrun house No 45S street
northwest ffOGtnc - feet on street and containing
hlteen rooms he lot Is % feet deep TO wide alley on
Which there Is q two-stOry brick stable.
Terms: one third cash. balance in one and two years,
life y deeds OF trust. with interest deferred pay
ncnts deposit Of 400 will be required each piece
of property. WALL .k NJ. FRANKLIN, ,u,-..-,
seio-5 StDNIN 4 FIT; II iIuS.tNH
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THE NOMINATION OF NJ. EiI1nger Massie, as a
candidate to be cadet at the Annapolis Naval
Academy, which was made by j. Randolph Tucker
frbm the sixth district Of Virginia, has been re-
vdked because OF his being over the age allowed.
PERsoNAL-Col. T. L. Casey is expected to return
to n.orrow from prolonged visit to New England
-1EDr. Garrett has returned from Virginia Beach
REV. William Paret, d. d., the rector
OF the Church Of the Epiphany, is ex-
p4cted to return to town this evening.
HI. S. Cummings is at the Blue Mountain House,
MH--Lieut. F. NJ. Wise is at Oakland, Md.--Dr
III d. Fry Is at Atlantic CityS-Sec. Mcpherson, OF
the republican cOmNlttee, VIII not return to Wash
iHgton until to-mOrrrOw.-Gen. j. X. McCammon,
the assistant Attorney General for the interior de-
ptrtment, has returned to the city.
MARROW ESCAPE OF BIcYcLIsT.-This morning
ABOUT O'Clock young man on a bicycle was
coming down 5th street turning into q, and a
Wagon was being driven at rapid gait on g street,
add about turning into 5th. The driver tmme-
diately pulled the lines with such force to cause
the horse to rear upon his hind feet and the wheel
man rode directly under the rOrefeet OF the ANIMAL
ahd the small wheel of the machine was struck
atd broken The narrow escape OF the bicyclist
fairly paralyzed the driver.
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ENGLISH SrGHrsEERs.-Three EarIfshmen arriy,

ENGLISH S1GHTSKERS--1hrce ElgliShmen arrived
q the city this morning. having landed in New
York yesterday. and during the day they have been
visiting The various departments Ashley stood al
the west door of the Treasury department one Of
them called TO the Waterman, and pointing 10 the
Washington monument. sad, .'Say. my friend.
what chimney Is that over there.' Explanations
and apologies followed. Looking toward the Exec
utiNe mansion the EngliShnan asked, 'Nhat IS
that?" The Waterman informed him. whertupon
the interrogator replied, ION, what little castle ii
jsSrf
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Fro'at'ore - stocks and Ponds AMI information
fart1n@ tire Markets received through wires IN
sIANTL1. Greet from the New York STOCK Exchange
Fl or0ers execute.: and reIort-d proIn1tIt ia26
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JOHNE It. PADSETT. Agent.
RIDLEY. Mauls-gE.
vNO NORFOLK FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
III

ITO NORFOLK. FoEIEES,S5 MONROE AND TIE
fOTOMAC STTAMIgeAT CCNPANY'S Topula-
steamsT GFCI:HF IEAEI leay'- l1h street wharf on
Mondays aut. Wednesdays 80 J5t, Saturdays at
Stops IIHeg Point and CQIuieId HartOr gCs and
rttu ming
SATURDAY MIGHT STTtEIFr. lit CIsSS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections lVh s Boston ard Providence
steamers Connects also with Nv York ard Rich
nC.d steamers. Norfolk :hd Western, II aboard
and Roanoke, Ocean view ami Virginia Beach
railroads.
Tas sag. All. room can scSrred at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket litc. I4;h St-,-t and Penn VIVA
averJrp: Of ~ Mar hotel. TcIkuroTH's urxt -
city Cfice otr .. kupxS express 9Th aud
ferIsy anna avtlUa, al.I ~ CCnIanyS othce, 1th
street wharf
kloxs express VIII crH for and cheek baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Fright rCCeIVeti daily until ~
.yl0 WILLIAM =. v rItH General Agent.
1)OTOAAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer ST r. Cart " C. Gcorr~-7r Will -psTrns
ttr trips 10 Baltimore AMI River Ia:llux~, SUNDAY
March Sth- leaving SttPs ;~o's vbart - pm; leav
IL BsitlIflOTe Tor Washington FRIDAY
treEht received until pm Saturdays
All It1Ier fr IEi.- must tc pITIaIi.
ssstnsSr acCOIIiIIOIat OIi iIalled
AiIlyt1 SiLtI-LNoON * FRO. s-o...
mh36nl 9Th street wlla-,.
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80 DAYS 1hA-
Tvr3
ltfrTFrC NCfTAIC BELT, and other Frr-rrrc A.
ildsSCfs- We viii send thirty days trial 10 men
{t"l's "r Old who are suffering r IN Nervous Debility
Nlsiy ard thost tilss OF personal nalur,. pa
sIiic rD abuses other Speedy r, lief .na
81. l-e restoration IL heath
il;st. I'D al once Tor illustrated Pamphlet free Al
@'os NcIlAlC BtiT Co. Marshall. Mich t:SD-eoIy
IN. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
- Ir1ha:S Dlseas in A. hour. Nervous Debility
pIFalc a~n'S' c4lised by indiseretion. Poisonous
II eases OF Hood rtfFctins Throat Nose snd Skin
scid az STAND EED's ST Cloud Pharmacy Sth and
streets Pine 81 Sent by n:aii sealed au25-m,wf
lfR loBERTSON. THE EXPERT SPECIALIST
~ who stands hf in his profession. is ACKNOWLEDGED
e l@ an oxrf-t Without recr IN tie wide world ths
treatment and cure OF Private, Nervous Ind Chronic
I..Sa~s Lost Nitsiity Impaired Manhood and Abuses
g we ~ stem! Bladder kney and all diseases the
l.-S Nfssiis heceis cases positively cured H. to
CyS y" III rci!ty calIStics used Can Ire consulted
r.ry Wednesday ard SATURDAY from TO ppm. his
lHlce 81 INV R,ters to- leading ysclans Of bslti-
hurs Siaii Office 10 y Liberty st. Baltimore Md mh3l
4S foH MEN-CHECES IN SIX HOURS
hiladelpL!A
sfS HtFenra. ave. Washington. d.
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I'd Edition.
Latest fG|egranS to The Star.

THE PRESIDENT NOT ILL.
He Had n TOOthache Yesterday. But
Is ALI Right To-day.
Special Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
NEW YORK, september 12.-The story about the
Presidents Illness is absurd. He caught cold and
had bad toothache yesterday, but Is all right to-
day.
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Waiting for Him with n Club.

Frofl Tue CInclnnafI Inquirer.
II the person who kindly furnished us with
straw. vote taken on railroad train VIII call at
this ONCE he Will hear OF something to his adyan-
tage
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NATIONAL BANK.-The acting controller Of the
currency has authorized the Salisbury National
bank. OF Salisbury, Md, TO begin business with a
capital OF $4,000.
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EQUITY COCRT-J'fdye James.
To-day, Hines aCt- Smith: !. Amber smith made
party defendant and ]. c. Hester appointed trlIS
tee conditional!y. Foster agL Foster; uestimoIs
ordered taken before Oliver.
PROBATE CoURT-.yY7gp James
To-day, estate John SchuitZe: reference to T.
Cruikshank. Estate H. y. Barlow citation 10 issue
Estate OF Alexander Ross: order appointing r. J.
Ross collector; bond $500. Estate VI. II. Belts: order
directing W. F. Shaffer 10 place property in The
CONTROL OF the court Estate OF ". Mccarthy. Ter
appointing Bridget Mccarthy and mix bond i.OoA
Estate II. Blair: VIII admitted 10 probate and
FranZiSka and H. Blair qualified: bond sl0pn
Estate Jacob f. Reghenan; renuDCiation tiled. and
recommendation OF the appointment OF h. J. Shall
tuS as administrator Estate John f. Corriran:
order authorizing administrator la complete WORK
or her husband under contract. Estate of GRAFTON
Tyler; order 10 sell personally. Estate u. T.. NcI:
order that administrator deliver effects To II. Il
and q. A. Narym Estate OF Charles \. Cald-
well; letters testamentry directed 10 isSue John
Henry; bond $500. Estate Critjenden Cohen: in
ventory returned. Estate =. VI. Wight: list Of
debts filed, Estate Clara Il. t. Hall: citation adj
lnlnlstratriX. Estate Of Mary L. fobleE Eizahet h
T.. Fobler appointed administrator: bond s6Gn
Estate John II. Brooks; do /. p. Brooks: bond sio0
Estate W. I. ID. Dixon; do. II. X. Dixon: bond So0m
Estate Arthur Ioungs; order appointing, Amelia
Rogers guardian. Estate OF Ann Z. Dougncrty;
Letters teStamentary 10 T. Holden: bond $500
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sILVERBERG'S,
SO 1TH AND Glib STH STREET NORTHWEST.
seS Near Pennsylvania avenue
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers.

A1E-NSI ' r. Stl4E Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, Etc. Al AUCTION.
On TC-MOI Low, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK
A NJ, we shall sell within our sseroous a general
assor meat OF Household Effects, namely:
Six black walnut Chamber highly POLISHED in
perfect order; Dlack walnut Bookcases walnut
Narirob@s walnut Chifoner: walnut frame Parl u
Suites. upholstered il hair cloth raw silk
wood Bookcase and Writing Desk combined. mahog-
oLy edstcad and Bureau walnut and oak sICetoarCs
Marbie-op Center Tables brussels Ingram and ohe
carpets. also twenty walnut school Desk.
Il WALTER B. WILLIAMS n CO Aucs
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Failures i'm 81 g.oui>.

ST. LOUIS, September FL. q. Halimann. manu-
facturSr or engines ana mill machinery. made an
assignment yesterday: hi assets $1,000. ChaS.
Steinbery, halter, made an assignment to-day
his assets are $1,000
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The WORK ON THE NEW PENSION BVUDING-
Gen. N. e. Megs, the supervising architect and en-
g1neer OF the new Pension building. reports to the
Secretary OF the Interior that during the month OF
August the walls Of the second story were com
peted. except some OF the cross partitions Tie
exterior and partition walls OF the third story lase
been begun, and raised TO the level of Tie MN.
dow Sills Of the third story. The rooms o. h
lover story in the southern hall have blea Iittel
up for occupancy.
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STEAMER 7. '. ARR0VsMITH

- FROM 7Trt-STUf.tT WHARF
b1 MONDAYS. . 8. for Npmtm and Intermediate
lBniinss. ret-1Tning IucsClays
On IhllTsd3ys. : a. 1Dr G'UrriOnan. Non rl 81
Clements bay, and Gte-I.ed. laL(luss TstuflIz.
Fridays.
On Sstur days. $50 III. for CurrOInan NoTnin and
III III "tiiate landings Itturu4nZ sunday
pu " eSin. stays 81 a. H. SPec.aI EXCURSION to Co
lOnIal leach ana return.
y t--Land as al sJ.I.lInr~ -rsCs-S oac' --i0.
JCIA T. PAD5ETT. Agent.
n Nm - TsrI-cr'- -
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The Chicorn y5,rl.c,s
The Petroleum NsrKe,

CHICAGO, ILL. September 1.-The weather IS clear
AMI cool On Change, at 11:15 a. H. wheat was 3sass
LEVER. Corn &c. lower. oats unchanged. Pork I5c
LOVER for all the year delivery. Lard 5a7 &c lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


STE8MEK NATTANpI E4NFS SEW y q II STREET
- What every Sj \DAf. IjtSDAI ard THURSDAY
O'Clock for >Sttox t~.,l r,tur-i-r,ar on Mo-
days Wednesday and fTl,ia Ti.iIx st uter ,-a
sEinEs ad r. turning So touches II trrlrl-
der's wharf sundays and TUESDAYS (towr: ana V,s,l-
days up. and Chapel Point and Bret~ wIIar; THURSDAY
down and Mondays and MedI esdays UP Fr.zil7S ~
CtIyed daily d. 1 JONES 49,.
ty22 7th street ,,lss-f
New-York tribune., 1884-10-13
MONEY md BUSINESS.

Ii is now the middle of October. Yet the ac-
cumulaton OF unemployed money in the New
York banks is greater than has ever been seen
until this year, even in the season when money
is least employed. The drain to the West has
moi been large which shows that the supply
of none, previously unemployed was unusual
N hat section also. The movement of wheat
to the primary markets has been larger since
August l than in any other recent year; the
movement Of cotton, though $4,000 bales less
than that of last year, and $4,000 bales less
than lat of the year bcfore-a decrease of
| | or per cent-has been sufficient in view Of
the shrlnkage in home and foreign cOnsump-
tion. The West and South in short, leave
New York on the 1th Of October with re-
serve of Sl1O,OOO,OO0, and surplus OF
S32 100000 The fact speaks volumes. 1t
shows how widely distrust and uncertainty
have checked the business operations III which
available money is usually absorbed. Nor il
there any longer even the pretence of conceal
mcnt in the exchanges as to the ca g of this
siagnatcn. Men by the score are openly advO-
eating the election of Cleveland on the ground
that il will destroy confidence, deprcss values
still further prostrate business and industry still
more and enable them TO buy things cheaper
stocks aud grain. cotton, provisions, metals
and oil. The reasoning IL sound. Whether the
voters want more depressiUn ~ some of the
gamblers do, their vDtcs will show.
Prices oi wheat and rUrn have declined dur
inc the past week, wheat about 10 cents nnd
ruin about | reni per b,islel on account Of the
large accumulation nt riinintt markets, AMI the
glowing evidence that The supply Ia likely io
pspppd The wuids demand. The riice oi oais
without nnt visible itaion ~ ppin, pnuses,
hha siahilf improved ani tsspi hogs and
la,d aiso closed lililp hiehn, than u weak npo
Win pnih unchanged " Ia singular ihai ihe
pnnlinnls n0ln rlnp has Illus hl influenced
tho pllro ~ hog products hul liIle,
The iron and steel h,siness still watts, ~ In
natural, Political uncertainty ahnndanlly ne
counts lor The indlsposilion oi buyors Ia 40 be
y0nd Immediate noGossiios, ~ II aco0unts for
the innclion OF investors aud the unwillngness
10 undertake new railroad or other enterprises.
Hero sales of 10000 or 10000 tons of stocl
rails are said 10 have been mndo at S27 while
Pennsylvania mils nroinss Ia have four months.