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MEDICAL. dc.

FAD AND BE WIsE-DE, BROTHERS, 800 B
Al Str-et Invest a-d ts.O-e ne ana Inade oath
Ina. ~ l. the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in
this city e,.l VIII guarantee IL ali eases II ge-
real disease and furnish Medicine. clarke shc
Ioor url';'et Medicine free Consultation and advice
IRE az any n21r s;'Irng The day Subscribed and sworn
To t--torr me BY DIT BROTHERS,. sPrlI "a. 1884,
OC.-lm- SAMUEL. II. WAI4kEI. Notary Public
nR- ROBE KTSON. THE WILL KNOWN SPECIAi-
HIS. OF bsl-IInore L. coufentially consulted
BY both gentlemen and ladies' every Ne neseay and
SATURDAY from % at -; & street mort Invest
Rear Az STREET HIS great and rxI-ri@nce will
Justify your waiting TO consult hin rhuse days o3 BIN
MANHOOD RESTORED b J5INCI A l3OTTLEOa
w two Of DR. BhOiHERS' Ilyigoratiila Cordial
Ni4 any OF Seminal Weakness Nervous,
tthty and inuOtency. IL IrnpArts vI-or .hoI.
system 500 street southwest se2,-II,s
DE " HEALED GO To DR. BROTHERS. 9o6
ID ana 9GS street southwest. and he The only
reliable resident advertising physician Washington
He - given his Iart ular attention the treauen.
and cure e all forms of Disease particularly that of
q private CEaTactet. lot over s. years se2s-lm'
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
II DR. RhOTHEtS - thu oldest established al
yrrtistnS stiss' Physician in this LADIES' Won
can col tdeEtly consult Dr. BHoTHE S sos b - 5 W.
Particular atteTtion Iaid to all diseases peculiar
ladies. married or single All Irregularities and ov-
ran troIbles successfully treated sr- Board with
coed acco.nmodt lions aud kind etc3e nurses fur,-
i~hed 10 those who may desire To stay DAYS
city under his treatment se2T-Irn.
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THOS. J. FISHER l. CO.,
= Real Estate Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FRO tRTY AT THE CORNER OF AND FIFTH
SHEETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY %FTERSOON. OCTOBER TWFN.%.,
T FIRST. 1854. ct HALF PAST FOU O'CLOCK e;.a
in front Of the premises by virtue Of deed of trust l
dated November LIST. 1881, aud duly rded Iiber
No 9SS folio 1873 ct seq of the land records
the district Of Columbia shall sell the fifty
feet Of Tot numbered eleven in square numbered four
hundred and eighty nine BEGINNING for the at the
northeast corner Of said square and lot and running
thence west along the line of fifty feet: thence
south seventyhve feet thence east fry feet to 5th
street. thence northwarly along the line of 9Th street
TO the place OF beginning. reth with the improve
1nens, consisting of LARGE and substantial brick
dence with Office building attached.
Terms Onethrd i'll cash; the remainder in two equal
lnstanents at and two years. with interest and
secured by deed on the premises the inter. st
TO be pa,d semi annually deposit Of 500 will be
CURED at tine of sale IL the of sale are CON-
Piled with in ten days from the day Of SALE the Tr,,s
tees the right TO resell the property the
and expense of the defaulting purchaser All convey
in4 ~ the cost OF tine purchaser
BENJAMIN p. SNTDER} r.
ocS-dSds CLAUDIUS B. JFWELI.S AEusteeAI
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The piunFScn TRacoS

PIML1co, Nd, october 17.-Frst race.-One mile,
Tor all ages who have run and not won at this
meeting. weight for ages Mamomist first, Little
M1nch second, Tolu third. Time, las
Second race.-Eclectic stakes for 2-year-olds: one
mile: Wanda first, Eachus second, Ten Stone
third. Time, l:47k
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE
No. SIG THIRD STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
TON
On WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SFC-I.a
OND. 1884. at FIVE o.. LOCK, in front of the s.;s
premises shall sell lot A in Johnson Hellen's -A
corded subdivision of original lots 49, ID and Is, in
SOU re 56s having front of ~ feet by depth OF 9o
feet improved by hands three story residence
n all the modern mpry vements.
This is valuable property. and should command the
attention Of parties desiring comfortable home, as
profitable investment
Terms: Oe-third cash. the residue in two equal pay
ments at and two years with notes bearing interest
at six per cent per annum until paid and secured by
deed Of trust All anciIg and recording pur-
chasrs $500 deposit required the time Of sale
N B-More liberal terms will be given the purchaser
If desired.
ocl5dts THOS. DOWNING Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON C
STREET. BETWEEN DEL ARE AEEN UE AND
FIRST STREE NORTHEAST.
By yirture of deed Of trust duly recordel in a2x
Liber, No s3l, iollo - ct SEQ one OF the laid Nv
cords for the District OF Coiuml IA. / viii sell -
on Ft.IDAY.OCT ODER SEVENTEENTH, 1884 at FIVE
O'CLOCK +. NJ in front OF the PREMISES the following
real estate and premises si.us ed lying and being in the
city o. Washington District o. Columbia aud kn) wn
and dc siZcatsi lot numbe Cd Twenty-Five
CD. III the subdivision, by William Williams. of
riginal lots numbered twelve (12j and thirteen -
square numbered six hundred and Cirhty-six 1885,
which subdivision * daily recorded in the s8EveJors
Once In ssid city and district in x l. Hoxir (6s)
on tle END day Of October 1873. said lot .niber-d
tSut nine t, containing. two thous ard hundred
aud eighteen q 2ioJ feef, together with all and
slnal. ar III InprO .e-neiItS, rights
pTIvileses and apIert-nances 20 the belonging
III auyw i 2 appert2in1ng-
Terms: Cash DEPOSIT of 500 to be made ON day Of
sale, and terms he complied with in days other
VI IL Trustee the right to resell al the risk
and cost of the defaJing purchaser after five days
public notice of such resale in some newspaper pub
llsA"ti "a washington ID G. Conyeya' cling, &c. at plr
cha@sr cost Eli b. ROGERS,
ocb-dSdS trustee.
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VHoMAs DOWNING. Anctioneer.
TRUSTEES SAFE OF HANDSOME RESIDENCE,
No. Ar FIFTH STREET. oPFJSITE CITY HALL

HANUNVWE ErSIUENt'E.,
No. AZ FIFTH STREET. Opposite CITY HALL
AND NEW PENSION OFFICE.
By virtue Of deed II trust. dated the 18th tay ofS
May lSt9 and duly recorded in ibe-. no 9lO folio "a.
3e5. ct SEQ OF the land ,eco-s for the district
of Columbia. ard - reCi1R Of the parties secured
thereby the undersigned trustees, viii selI on hO.-
DAY the TWENTIETH DAY OK OCTOB z, 1894
HALE-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the following
described property Part Of C numbered IL in square
numbered 4s9 Beginning for the at the south
corner Of sad lot and running thence with
the south line said lot the line there ninety
three (93) feet and one-hah iuch thence with
line tw nty-fige t-) feet SIX inches to the
line said TO-. thence with said north line
thrty-one C3 feet inch and ahaif thence to
front line Of said lot six ytvo inches to
q point twenty-five (2J inches from the place
beginning: thence south with front line to the
place of BEGINNING.
Terms: Onethrl cash: the residue in two equal pavf
Lents at six and twelve mouths. with interest az SIX
Per cent per annuin until paid. secured BIZ deed OF
trust on the property sold All cnveyanrinc az pur-
chasers cost deposit required at tue time Of sale
3 z. SNYDER.
oc7-I1t THOMAS HYDE ( trustees.
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TTNHE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER BREAKS
l. never wears out, always clean md c1n BE- worn
while bathing. Isfor sale ct
CHAS FISHER,S
62S 18th street northwest
MRS. FISHER devotes her attention to the wanfs Of
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STEAMERS.

rU a RID LINE
No TICF
L A\E EOU T E
THE CTNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING Al CORN HARbOR
FROM PIER %. y H. NEW YORK
1CRANIA Wed. Oct. - THsRIAl new Wed EOv.I9
BoTHSIA ed, Oct -. ACRASIA-. We :. Nov. "a
We'd. Nov. > BOTHN1A-. We'd. Dee. D.
OREGON. We'd Nov. Il SERvIA...-. Wed Dec 10
AND livery WEDNESDAY r Rom MN YORK;
RATES OF tASSAGE-SGO, SoU and SltJ, according
IL Recommendations.
Storage very low rates Steer,gs tickets from Idv
erIcol and Queenstown anu ali ether parts Of EUROPE
lCwest r5tes.
through bills Of lase1 gwen for Betast. Glasgow,
EaNEs Antwerp anc other ICEts the Continent and
To- Ss-C4terra p--tS
or freizt and Passage apply st the Gonna ySofce
No = lowing iIreeu, both Steer@xe AMI Cabin
OliS DlGELON : co tss 1th 81. Washington D. l..
VERNON Il BROWN Z CO. New ior.:
trto AysSrs. OTIS BIGELOW co,
Oclt coo atfl Str.rt MtStInRrnn
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RUN AND RRvoLvERs.-In the Police Court this
morning q neatly dressed cOlOred man named Davis
was charged with carrying pistol, and aSsaulting
Officer Dunnigan. OncerS LOwenStein and Dunnf-
gan each testified that when they arrested Davis
for throwing stone at them while they were max
1g an arrest, they found bottle OF whisky and
revolver in his pocket. The court said that when
man is found with revolver in one pocket and a
bottle OF rum In the other, 1t is not good recon-
mendation. He fined the defendant $50, or have
ninety days In the workhOuSe.
Mr.. James Wormley, OF this city; had a very
dangerous surgical operation performed upon him
at Boston last Wednesday. The operation was
successful, but Mr. WOrmley's condition last night
was dangerous, and his family was sent for.
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B WILLIAMS L CO.. Auctioneers.

EAIEESIvE SALE OF PARLOR. CHAMBER AND
LINING ROo IN FURNITURE, BRUSSELS, IN
GRAIN AND OTHER CARPETS
on TOMORROW OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH. at
IES O'CLOCK, A M, We shall sell, in front of our
saesrooni large assortment of household effects re-
moved 70 Our saIesrooin for convenience of sale.
Also
BY order OF the government. several large Brussels
carpets. lot Ct piumb-rs material, etc.
Carrots will be sold at L IN o. LOCK sharp.
Sale within salesroo,n at ELEVEN o. LOOK.
No postponeInent o. account of rain.
l. WALTER 3. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
TNHOMAS BOWLING. Auc:ioneer
BROWN HORSE TIVE YEARS OLD PERFECTLY
SOUND AND GENTLE WILL WORK IN ANY
HARNESS. CAN BE DRIVEN By LADY OR
CHILD. AT AUCTION
TOMORROW, SATURDAY. OCTOBER EIGH-
TENTH. 1884, a. TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my
anction rooms 1t
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DROPOSALS.


Il NaRDFNs CFFICF, L :. jan.
WAsHISGToS. II. g. Octol,r y l--t
Sealed proposals viii he RECEIVED ~ this Office
m. %, IOBEk 1WENTIETh. 1854. 10 furnish the isn
with Six Hundred Tons If best tsef,r q
Creek cuilher Coal and wenty Tons good qlal-
lily Anthracite Coal, stove size. be drliN'1s
jail on or before the 10th day Of NOv.nbr Also
SEPARATE proposals 10 furnish the I'll with
Pine Wood best quality. at such times and such
quantities may Ia required. The coal wood Us
inspected II bidder cost JOHN D. GIUt AIR.
OcY-tOclo
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At Democratic Headquarters.
WHAT Is SAID OF THE RESULT OF THE OHIO BLE

At democratic headquarters in this city to-day
there were no visitors of prominence but the work
OF sending out democratic documents was going on
industriously. Acting Secretary Post and his as
siotants were feeling very much encouraged by the
leGuced republican majority in Ohio They de
effect upon the democracy. and that from all their
advices they felt sure or carrying New York for
Cleveland.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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nR. LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies Physician the c!tv can be
roEsulfed daily. s missouri avenue street sorti,
IF Pennsylvsna avenue between Sd and streets All
female complaints and reyUlaritiss uuIckiy re.nOv n
PROMPT Treatment Corn sIU,lIeIce and cos tari,rJ
strictly confidential Separate ladies Ofic,
LocT>-L 20 ana 10 . D. III s2l-lEu'
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AUCTION SALES.
rI,HOS. J. FISHER Il co. Heal Estate Auctionee-s.
FUTURE DAYS,

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY: ON FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN d
JUDICIARY 50 ARE
On TUESDAY, ~ rERNO0N. OCTOBER TwEN-~sl
T6-fiital. 81 tlFE O'CLOCK. in front OF the .s.s
preinSes by virtue of deed Of trust tlat-i July II
1Tth. iSiG dub recorded in Iiber No 3 Ic, 2S3
uf the ia 81! rect Cf the Distric. Z Columbia
shal sell TIE north twenty three feet q Lot nulnbcred
twelve in Square numbered fcr hundred and ei9htx-
hire running back with that width he NnolA Crl,ff
o. sa:d lot Ard also the free Of aev three fee.
wide. running back the DEPTH with the right TO
arcn or bull sad all together the improve.
Lnents. consisting Of Prick Dwelling House. known
No. AZ 5th street northwest.
Terms: one-third n cash the remainder in two equal!
install IuentS ~ on s1i two years with Interest and
secured by deed Of trust IN the p-eis t1e in -t to
be paid seIni-snnuaily deposit of SIO0 will te re-
Quired a. time OF sale Il the terms
Ied with IN zen days from the cay the Trustee
reserves The rht t. resell the property the risk and
EXPENSE OF tn d auitng purchaser All cor ancing
81 tn cost OF the purchaser
oSe-dSds BENJA ,iIN P SNYDER. Trustee.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.
FALL AND WrxrER STYLES


Ladies. II you want perfect fitting Garment. fry
Bazaar Gloye-ffting Patterns Dressnlakers. send Ina
your names and will send SAMPLE copies Fall
and White styles Charge. livery lady should
have Bazaar Dressmaker with 500 beautiful lusfra
lions Of fall and winter styles price Is cts by mail
20 cts Halls sd Unstable for fitting and drspins
our forms be adjusted from the smallest misses
size 10 the largest laay's. Call and examineat
OPPENHE1MERS,
EOS 9th street n. w. St Cloud Building
Sole agent for the New Home and Hartford Sewire
Machines. All kinds Of machines fer rent and re-
paired OCT
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District Government Affairs.

A STATION KEEPER APPOINTED.
The Commissioners have appointed JAS Frank a
station Keeper Tor the 1rSt police precinct, vice IL.
A. Wilson, resigned.
THE CONDITION OF CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
The District Commissioners have received from
Major Dye report. made by the board of police
surgeons. OF the examinations made by them OF the
charitable institutions which receive aid out OF Dis
trict revenues The institutions covered by this re-
port include the Industrial Home school, s.. AIMS
Infant Asylum. the Church Orphanage. the Colurn-
bia Hospital. the Emergency Hospital. the Child
renS Hospital, the German Orphan Asylum. the
Home of the Little Sisters OF the Poor the WomenS
Christian Association, the Foster Home, the Re-
form School and the Washington Asylum. As a
rule the condition of the various institutions is
fayorably commented upon. In a rev cases the
board thinks more room is required. or the Emer-
gency Hospital the report says the present build
ing is not adapted to hospital purposes.
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NNHE GREAT 'HOUsEHOLD~ WITH OUR NEW
l. set of Attachments in Nelvet-ned Box. makes
the finest outfit for amy sewing yet offered Asc
the Silent White. New Home. Domestic. Everything q
Az 9Th street northwest. SEA
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

BRICK DWFLLING AND STORE on BRIDGE
STREET, BETWEEN CONGRESS AND WASH
!NGION STREETS. GEOhGEIOWN. D. c., AT
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY FIRST -
1854 at FOUR O'CLOCK in front of the premises tsa5
shall sell part Of lot four OH Georgetown kEa
Ing 20 feet Bridge street b. depth II 800 feet i'm
proved by threestOry brick dwelling and store with
back building. the whole containing eizht rooms.
Terms: ODe-th'rd cash, the residue and two
years, with interest al six Der
Kai. and secured by deed Of trust. ali cash. at the
option of purchaser. Il conv-yanci and recording
at purchasers cost 800 deTost required at the time
Of sale JAMES L. DAVIS Agent
Ocl3-dtS
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CHARGED WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W. Mclean
sewing machine agent, was arrested by Detective
Raft this afternoon. charged with embezzling $35
from his employer, MIR. Simon Oppenheimer. 1t Is
alleged that he sold sewing machine and pock-
eted the money,
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

GENERAL TRANSA TIANTIC COMPANY
- BETWEEN NV ICRE HAyRE
Company pier. No ~ North EIver foot o, Morton
<tTeet. View lCrE
Aulerique, SAINT III. Wednesday. Oc; 90 an
tGLaca hersahlec. WcdIe5iay. Oct -. T. IL
1t Ge-G am TF-ub "Wednesday, Nov. > O. II.
Ctccks payable s'gat. amounts 70 suit on TIE
ba-que Ira1sstaIl Oi Paris. LOi Is De BEBiAN,
AEsEt Ne. 6, EVvrli!sL -Irr-n. New York.
u W MOSS. - irflriSyl ia avenue.
j. " EOIEIEE < SOS. 90 Pennsylvania. avenue
Sc45 Agents -G- WASHINGTON. u. @.
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MR.. BLAINE IN MICHIGAN.
Reception at bay City-Semasor Pal
lmer Speaks Ahaua The Tariff.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, october Ia 1t was about
~ O'CLOCK this morning when Mr.. Blsine's special
Train started frnm saginaw for Bay city. ElaDo-
rate preparations had been made FOR lie
reception lie and Gen. Fremont were
escorted through the CRY 10 stanc
In the park, around which were assembled fully
1900 people After a short speech by SEN ttor PA.
ner MI. Blaine was introduced he SD Ike veg
briefly, ana then introduced General Fremont.
buth were received very enthusiastlcally,
ana when Senator Palmer spoke OF the
Importance or the tar1n Co the people engaged iu
the salt works aud IN numbering. lie was lou iy
app!auded There was a large process don whlcn
hot permit
- THE NEW SPANISH AMsRIcaS rKgtTy
MADRID, OCTOBER ls.-Unit states Minister Fns-
I er viii sail Tor America shortly With the new
spanish West India commercial Jrratv waica hA,
oeeh ~gned ny Senior j. lie Elduayen, minister II
foreign affairs Minister Foster win return 10
Madrd 70 negotiate treaty 81 commerce ON terias
winch Span has already accepted
TAKING DOWN THE czARs Prc-psEs
ST. PsrEkSBu So October l7.-The CHER OF pollNs
mas ordered the pr0pretOrs OF au hotels rs.tau-
rahts ana similar places 10 remove the portraits OF
the car rrom the public rooms on the ground That
dlsrespect Is shown them by the public
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CONVENIENT SALE.
Z. 8 MY YARD. WASHINGTON
CoNMANDANTs OFFICE. October Ia, 1884
viii be offered al publ sale, 10 the highest bidder,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTEfNTH, 1884. at
TWELVE NJ, al the Washington Navy Yard:
Two (2) Oxen.
Terms: Cash.
animals to lie removed on day Of sale
A. A. SEMMES
oc15-3t Commodore CornInsndapt
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Oh DAYS TRIAL

On DAYS 1E--AL
TT DYFl
TGECTEsrC VCITATC BFLT. and other rrr~rR-r sp
rIrsSCEs We VIII send thirty trial 70 men
young old. who suffering from Nervous ID. bty
Lost Vitality, and tfOsP diseases PERSONAL ra.Ilre
sultine from abuses ara other S..ty relief Gad
complete restoration q health ygur ana man hood gr-
sDtets! SCI a. once tor Illustrated rapht tree Adj
dress NOLIAiC BELT Co. Marshall siich ta:3D-eoly
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
IL Urinary D.seasas IN - hours Nervo : Debility
Organic y aaness caused by iaCiscr ION. Poisonous
Diseases Of Blood, ? Ctlng IhrOa. ose aud Skin
Sold at SIANDiFOR ~ ST Cloud Pharmacy 9ta and
streets Price So Sent by hail ses' sII3tj-lnwf
DANE DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
VI dies AL eI4sle coia afn-s 9uc iy curd. Can be
consulted tsfIy afIi 18th street northwest Oice hours
clock pIn.- Nth lSdl-- only iyz23 Sun
TNR ROBERTSON. THE FXPFkr SPECIALIST
A. who high IN his profession IL acknowledged
10 10 without II The wide world tns
tr-sfuen and cure of Private. Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Loss Vitality Impaired III ohood and Abuses
q Ire Sssten. BLADDER, Kidney ana AL diseases OF ms
fIisry OFxanS Recent Positively cured N %
sdeys NJ f-rry or calstiss used Ca be consulted
si-ry Wednesday and Saturday froln TO 9p, az ms
Cfhce. 4s6 u Refers IL leading physician OF BAIT
nor Main Once. 30 y Liberty So la tiIioEe Id ini't
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


~ Nohsolk. foH sopTa. MONROE AND THE
NaRP leaves R rs r gs2q
Tuesday ana Saturday at $50 p m Return
Hsrbor going and retu ming,
steamers Connect also With Ia New York and Rich
RsanoRe Ocean View D and Sns seseS
ops Passage and rooms Be secured at Baltimore and
na avenue ST. Marc hotel. Office OF kno1's express,
office. 18th street wharf.
Klox's express will call for and check baggagefrom
hotels and private residences.
se3 fee'v WiG di,IS NM %RIG General Agent
STEAMER T. " ARROWsMITH
FROM 7rH STREET WHARF
Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at a. H. Re-
turning Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. touching at
all River Landings far No1nini Creek Currioman
and st. Clements Bay. Connects with B. & O. R R. at
Shepherds JNO 3. PADGETT AGENT
C. W. RIDLEY, Manager sell
MT. VERNON. MT VERMONT
STEAMER ". w. coRcoR,v
leaves 5th wharf daily Except sunday for Mt
sel6 LII. BLAKE, Captain
7 ,oOK FLOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
F1RaT-CLAs> FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP s15o
Steamer LAKE MONDAY and THURSDAYat $50 D. H.
ard SATURDAY at pm.
Steamer MOSELEY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
$50
Passage and rooms secured at B. and o. Ticket Office
14th street and Pennsylvania avenue; General Office
street wharf Telephone call 1913.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, IN. Fare DC se16
S1EAMFR MATTANO LEAVES SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SU NDAY. TUESDAY and THURSDAY
at O'Clock n. for Mattox Greek returning on Mon
days Wednesdays and Fridays stopping intermediate
andngs going and returning. A so touches at Grim
der's wharf sundays and Tuesdays down and Welnes-
days and Chapel Point and Brent's wharf THURSDAYS
down anu Mondays and Wednesdays up Freinhts re-
ceived daily g. T.. j. NES Agent
jy22 7th street wharf
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
WALTER B WILLIAMS CO., Auctoneers
sUPEKB CHAMBER FURNITURE
OF THE VERY Bt.ST MAKE
WITHIN THE SsLEsRooy. CORNER 10TH AMI
ON s,Tre PbnXyN s. LDsNs o AyENgE; c1ccr
MAGNIFICENT TENNESSEE MARBLE TOP
S Gd,A B, SUITE S6 E. ESQTtSITELY GARyEP
DRESSER. BEYELKD-I DGE PLATE GLASS.
EXTRA SIZE AND WA DIR BE PLATE-GLASS
DOORS TO MA ca. HANDSOME MAHOGANY
HEAVILY CARVED VERY EXPrNSIVG
ocl6-t WAL ER ID. WILLIAMS & CO. auct
HoNAs BOWLING Auctioneer
FINE COLLECTION
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
will be- sold
On SATURDAY. OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH 1884, at
TEN O'CLOCK.
within and in front Of my auction rooms embracing
ocl6-2 every description Of Furniture
& BESsINGER. Auctloneer.
shall sell at the hazaar Nos o33 $40 and e.2 Iou1si-
avenue. on SATURDAY MORNING. the EiGH-
TENTH instant at TEN O'CLOCK.
..ithout reserve
head heavy Draft Horses and Mule.
. head of Horses. Mares and Mules
10 new and second hand Bdggies
Wagons. Carriages. lot harness.
B-arketS, Sc, &c.
oc16-2t s. EENSINGER, Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-17

RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day:7 am. SID II am, 6S.2 pm, us
Maximum. II 6: minimum. sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-17

DIR. NORRIS 10 GO TO CAL1F0RNIA-By order OF
the Secretary Of War. Lieut. Col Basil Norris sur
geon, is relieved from duty as attending surgeon in
this city, for duty as medical director ofthe Dvi-
sion OF the Pacific and of the Department OF Cali
fornta, relieving Col Elisha Bailey, surgeon. Col
Bailey, on being relieved by Lieut.. Col Norris will
assume the duties OF attending surgeon at San
Francisco. Cal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-17

No FORMAL CABINET MEETING was held to-day,
but Secretaries Gresham and Lincoln and Post
master General HattOn called on the President
during the afternoon for consultation on depar-
ment matters.