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STATES MARsHAL's SALE

By virtue Of writ Of fen facias, issued out ofR&
the Clerks Office of the Supreme Court Of the$44
District of Columbia, and to me directed. will..
sell at pubic sale for cash in front Of the Court
DAY OF MAY, 1854, at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, ali the
right claim and interest Of the defendants in and
~ two CD. three 60 four "a five ~ six t6 and seven
~ in east Of square six hundred and forty
(E- Of 642 in the city Of Washington levied upon
the property Of the defendants William Blanchard's
John McAvoy use Of Robt l. Cameron.
CLAYTON McM1CHAE1. q. 8. Marshal.
THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer. ap19-2Qt
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ssCOlOnel'' PinchOver Gone.
TIE GREAT CLAIMANT DISAPPEARS FROM PUBLIC VIEW
INTO THE INSANE ASYLUM

TIE GREAT CLAIMANT DISAPPEARS FROM PUBLIC VIEW
INTO THE INSANE ASYLUM
Yesterday afternoon Sanitary Onicer Teeple and
Detective Carter took "Coloneln Maurice Pinchoyer
to St Elizabeth Insane asylum on a permit signed
by DR.. j. n. Toner. The "Colonel" who has been
one OF the characters OF Washington for many
years, came here about fifteen years ago and
settled as tailor in West Washington. He soon
a mine In Nevada, which he claimed was ruined by
reason OF the construction OF the Sutro tunnel
From this time PinchOver became known as q con-
nrmed crank, labOr1ng under many haliuciatfonS
He has believed himself claimant for millions OF
dollars against different railroad companies and
against the government. Last Monday he was In
duced to visit police headquarters to get his sdiyi-
dendS," and while there was examined by Drs. @.
L Magruder and Bayne, who certified that he was
insane. The same deception was practised upon
age Is put down as IS, and his nativity as German
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and ststionery ssore q Jsmss neisx, n 5ta ssssst
Hs92TfhHest commspSins sATgRDAY APRIL TWENTY;
y. and VIII continue day and evening until all the
Goooe cre disposed or The stock coneAte u part of
rs1eA SSol. q .lpestsvsFy depsssnt Of litsr.snre
Arst -claa Boob Store: The 66ow Oh etc. VIM b
sold It Y o'cloot MONDAY. Apel 96th: ~. Dellsw
Which b conducts u the old stand . The only
n hos tor dtsposnS Of the shovs mentopsd goods.
op281s FOLEY. AncttoueoE.
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RAILROADS.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

IAXLNA1.
GHE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVEMBER ~ 1888
Sa8AM.-NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily, ept Sunday with c. o. Railway. Pail
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New y rk and Wash
tnRton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans.
E10P FAST IL E DAILY via Char
lott sve 10 Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville.
10,lO P.M.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS. Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danville ard
Charlotte. Daily except Sunday, with c. o. RAILWAY.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Weshin ton via Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also.
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Warrington at s.35 A
= III. daily except sunday.
carrenton trains leave Warrington at s:35 M and
5:i0P N daily
For tickets information inquire at Conpanys Of
$ce, col Pennsylvania avenue b Union Depot
I'm. SLAUGHTER y. mcdaniel.
Y Gen Pass. Agent Agent
mario SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager
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BALTIMORE, April N-virginis aixes consolidated
IL coupons. 4O<; new tenfores. "a; Virginia
new threes, So bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-Cotton easy-middline Tx
Flour firm and active Wheet-eouthern quiet and rm;
western higher and active closing strong southern
bid; No: western winter red SPOT lS4Aai Os: May.
quiet and lower western higher closinE quiet
southern white S9ae2; do yellew 5sa6o: western
July. 59Aa6Ok Oats firm with better inqufry-sout6-
ern and Pennsylvania 4OaAs: western white l2aAs: do
easier 1salA Coffee dul-Rso eargoss ort.nary 70 ta
116. Other articles unchaneed Freishh TO Liverpool
Per steamer amer dull1cotton. sid dour 1sSd grain
$500 bushels corn. u 600 bushels: oats 1000 bush.
els; 900 bushels. Shipmentswheaf. IOOO bush
corn. 368. O00 buAfol0
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MEDICAL. &c.

I ,AH pIES Yog Can sas SoNF1pENILX coNsULT pa
aid TO all diseases peculiar to Laes msrned orsngl
All Ireeuaries and Ovarian troubles treated Thlrry
seven years experience sp17-lIn'
hrs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FREE
rsts who 3vide prohts with the doctor Thoss dsap
Tented Of cure Of diseases should consult ORA
BROTHERS and GRAY. S6 b It. . w.. Will furnish
medicine. guarantee cure or no pay 81 years expe-
rerce. ap17.lms
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE OR
w two of DR. BROTHERS Invixoratng Cordial
Will cure any case Of Seminal Weakness, Nervous Do
s sy and d i Ipar' v0r to 1hs Hn.'
nR. LEON. THE OLDEST EsTAp1sHED AND
consulted 800 Missouri avenue first street south
OF Pennsyvana avenue between Sd and ~ streets All
Pet ieamen asa . Sddesy Sm9x
r1cty confidential Separate rooms for ladies' Office
hours-l TO and 6 tos apl4-lm'
nEBIIITY OF THE GENERATIvE ORGANS
quickly eqrsd BY the CIyIALL METHOD Adopted
oR spe s f. "a SEVER rSmPt e ~ g
street. New York. ap3-ths. stu
MANHOOD RESTORED
bility Premature Decay, etc having tried in vain
every known remedy has discovered . simple means
sell cure which he win send free 70 bis fellow
York ivloetn ne -"
READ AND BE wIsE.-DR. BROTHERS. 9o6 ST
IL southwest appeared before and made oath that
he IL the Oldest Established Expert Specialist in this
ctyand viii guarantee in ali cases venereai dis
nished Medicine free Consultation and advice free at
hour during the day. Subscribed and sworn 10 be-
lore he by pr BROTHERS. SAMUEL agfiI 81 isst WALKER
ap2-lm' Notary Public
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P0eI1AeTIW C0lMN0JOWXN-C0mml00 have
been issued to James n. Henry, postmaster ct vale
Summit, Allegheny county, Nd: r A. Moore. Re
hOboth, Nuremberg county, Va; W. W. Page. Edge
Hill. King George county, Va
AMONG nm PxEsID.NTH CAlxms oooAy were
Secretary Lincoln, Secretary CHAMBER, Senators
Miller (Calh Allison, MUMnlan, Harris ana Vest.
and representatives Cabins with Dishop DWang.
en-, Nutting, OMEN and Long.
ARMY ORDHRs-Dur1ng tho absence q ~ CHIEF
signal orncer. Capt & Il MIA seA sftiaeEy, acting
agnal ofacer. wnl, BY direction q the PreAdent
fake charge Of the once q eAe cA1of aenal oncef
md perform his dutaaA Leave OF aboenoe 1or one
Martin, assistant adjutant general
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The Egyptian PrOblems

LONDON, April A-The Pau Maui Gazette declares
that there was a marked difference of opinion
among the members OF the ministry regarding
Egypt at yesterdays cabinet council "If the cab
met sacrifices Berber," the same paper says, "Eng-
they relieve Berber they postpone the evil day. On
the decision OF the cabinet to-day fateful issues
lanQn
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MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE OR
VI VI, two of DR. BROTHERS, InyisoratiIg Cordial
viii cure any of Seminal Weakness Nervous Do
bhty and Inlpotency. 1t mparts vigor TO the whole
system. sC6 u street southwest, ap17.lms
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The Departure Of the Rear.

NEW YORK, April 2A-The Bear takes her de.
parture from the Brooklyn navy yard at O'Clock
this afternoon. The oficers were all on board
early making fnal preparations Lieut. w. H.
Emory, the commander, arrived this morning and
soon donned his uniform. Some OF his friends who
had gathered wished him q pleasant voyage, and
he replied: ~ think shall need all your good
wishes and praYerkn
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The Stock Market DemOralized.
SPECULATION AS TO THE POWERS THAT ARE MANI

ULATING TIE MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 24-Wau Street, las .. m.-The
Post says The stock market this forenoon was de-
mOralized and weakened. as the effects OF the de-
cline yesterday afternoon, and the result OF the
trading up to IL O'Clock was that OF the active
stocks Nearly all showed further declines The
only additional new feature In the general situation
besides those stated yesterday were the flrmer
market for sterling, the leading drawers having all
concurred in the advance OF ~ cent In the postal
rate for sterling. There was no further informa-
ton as to the progress OF settlement OF the difficult
ties OF either the Union Pacific, Burlington and
Quincy or the Trunk line pool There is more than
the usual amount Of speculative theorizing by the
most active and best-informed brokers as to the
powers that are manipulating the Market and
their object In doing SO. A majority OF them con-
cur in the belief that Mr. Gould has for some
tim time past been selling stocks until within the
southern trip he was disappointed In the Elevated
railroad decision and that In connection with some
difference OF opinion from Mr. Vanderbilt In regard
to the method OF supporting the market, made him
seller though 1t is quite certain that he has also
exerted himself personally more than usual within
the past week to bring about re establishment OF
the Trunk line pool. The market for railroad bonds
was quiet, but prices were lower all around.
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STEAMER ARROwSMITH
Leaves sefenth-stree. wharf at Am
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
DoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE

OOIUNAC
The Steamer SUE Capt " c. Geo9he0an viii resume
her trips to Baltimore and Rivpr Landings, SUNDAY
March 9Th, leaving Stephenson's wharI p m leav
ing Baltimore Tor Washington every FRIDAY at PIN
Freight received until 6 D. m Saturdays oNLx
All River fr light must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uneQualled.
App,yto STEPHENSON & BRO Agents
nlh3-6m eth street wharf
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FowLER-BRIDwEII. April 2sd 1884 ne the rsss-
dence of the brides mother by Rev J. b. wulianA Ap-
cards
sIMPsoN-GRAY. On April 23d. 1894 at the rssi
dence of the brides mother 3lS northsast by
Rev John Chester. d, D., HENRY < SIMPSON on&
MARY E GRAY, both of this city
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'1oHN sHKRMAN 4 Gu.
- Real Estate Auctioneer1
TRUsTEESsALE OLA VERY DRs1RABLETHREE-
STORY BRICK HOUSE. ON NJ STREET, NEAR
THIRD Strict NORTHWEST, WITH MODERN

1MPROvEMENTS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated December IT. -
1s72 and duly recorded In liber No. 7U3 folio 16S HM
PC and At ne S Of the holder 9f the notes
premises, On WEDNESDAY, the THRU iETH DAY OF
APRIL. AD, 1854 at FIVE O'cL OCH PM. the follow
ING described real estate situate in the city of Wsshin
ton q, to Wit: All that certain piece or parcel 81
land Known and distinguished and being part lot mum.
twenty. s62sl besinnng for the came twenty (2
running thence west nineteen and one-haf 9,s fest.
thence north one hundted 200 feet thence east nine
teen and onehaH 19O feet thence south one hundred
GOD feet TO the place q beginning: having frontage
Of 1871 feet on north street together with the i1-
provefnents, etc.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of the Indebtedness to-
eetnes With the and expenses Of sale cash;
cheer rSsss sscnrsd BY desd q trust DroRy
taken deposit Of Slo0 required q dime Of ss Terms
to b compiled with in seven days from day Of sa Al
ma,s .osa. kh AikS IS nPESR %1tE1NN 7ru,ss~
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VATER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF "ALL RIGHT DINING
ROOMS" AND FIXTURES.
By virtue Of deed Of trust the undersigned Trustees
Nh sell On !, the premises On FR1DAi. APRIL
goods chattels fixtures and effects of ery kind and
description belonging and sppertainne to the An
Right Dining Rooms No. 518 10th street northwest
together with good will Of the business. It will be Of
fered iu bulk and If not sold viii be sold in detail
Terms OF sale: Cash
HILLMAN A. HALL,
9l6 F street northwest [ r,..
EDWARD H. THOMAS, { AHus'ees'
ap21.dts GIG + street northwest
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dunt0n BUOo1u8s HIZ Ii
THOMAS DOWNING Auct ap23-
NHOMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.

FVNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucnoneer.
AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT BLACK WALNUT
PARLOR. CHAMBER AND DINING-ROOM FUR
NITURE.
On TUESDAY MORNING.. APRIL TWENTY:
e at the resSence of isdV leaving the citv No G2a
street corner 18th street northwest, the following
Two do do Chairs Two Marble-Top Tables. Leather
covered Arm Chair. Walnut Book Case, Folding and
md Ingram Carpets Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets
Top Chamber Sets Mattresses, Feather Pillows Painted
Cottage Furniture Handsome Walnut Crib and Mat
tress Walnut Hat Rack, Walnut Marble Top Siueboard
Walnut Pillar Extension Dining Table, Walnut Dining
Chairs. Childs High Chair China and Glass Ware Heat
ing Stove. Refrigerator Lawn Mower, 80 feet Street
Hose. Garden IEpements Kitchen Requisites, &c asst
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MT. VERNON, MT. VERMONT

STEAMER " w CORCORsV
Leaves 7th street wharf daily texcept Sunday, for NJ
Vernon 10 o'clock returning reaches Washing
ton about $50 pm
go ]. L. BLAKE. Captain
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
U,EoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

T,EoMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer
cHANGERY SALE OF yALUABLE IMPROVED AND
coin AVENUE lOR GLENWOOD ROAD. KNOWN
AS THE HEATING PROPERTY. WASHINGTON,
D. C.
BY virtue Of Secree Of the Supreme Court OF -
the District ct Columbia sitting in equity passed
in cause WHEREIN Heating ct Al colnplai l..4D
ants and Mclaughlin ct al are defendants No: 1851
BAY BAY 81 sI TIE I'VE
n on the premtsee sell the following described real
!o43 e. g. SO. 81 g. Is and 10 tn McIaushlnS sub
division Of the tract Of land known a. Prospect Hill
and also the undivided onehA interest in and to Lots
80 81 and 81 IN the said subdivision Of Prospect Hill
together with the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting Of large and wellbut brick dwelling and
stables
Terms: One third cash: balance In ok and twelve
months notes to bear SIX cent interest from day Of
ehasers Deposits Of S25 will be required each un
sale not complied with within Ave days after day
ety st the risk and cost Of the purchaser or
No. 4s6 Louisaana avenue,
In order to the purchaser purchasers Of the
Homestead mentioned in the above advertisements good
and valid title to the whole Of the said property shall
Ct the SAME TIME AND PLACE offer for sale my un-
divided half interest In and to the said homestead.
aps-dts MARGARET A. TaYSON.
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Political NOtea,


Lewis Mckenzie and Judge W. wrlouehly were
elected delegates in Alexandra, Va, last evening
to the straightout republican convention, % -
held In Richmond on the soth instant They were
Instructed for Blaine.
The delegates elected by the Connecticut rspub-
structed 70 vote for senator Hawley &C Chicago
Were recommended TO support him
The 18th, 9th and 9TH Massachusetts, districs r.
puDucans yesterday elected unpedged deleGHtaopA
and the sth district an Rdmunds deIegation
The republicans OF the 9TH congressional District
OF Kansas have nominated 8 r Peters for re-eleo-
ton
The republicans OF the 9TH MichigAn disex3ct the
ID West Virginia district and the Let New Henp-
shire district elected uninstrucsed colleagues ySs-
The straightout republican CONVENTION &C HArYis-
onburg. Va yesterday, Instructed It's delegates Tor
The eighth district republican couyrus,on a MAJ
the national convention.
The republicans OF the sth Minnesota district ~
nominated hnute Nelson for congreo yesterday.
A CLERICAL ENBEzzLER-The Rev. John Mere
dith gave temperance lecture Tuesday evening
In DR.. Magoons church, one OF the leading Pruooy-
terrain churches In Philadelphia AS he left the
edifice he was arrested the charge OF emboZxle-
ment He was employed BY J. Il. Smythe . book
books and made no returns on them This q Dot
the nrst time that he has been ia trouble.
FATAL RIVALRY BETWEEN FATHEa AND Son.
AT Monroe, Ga, yesterday morning, Jesse Gum
shot and killed his father, Willis Gum The father
was widower, and he and the son courted the
same young woman. The son married her Two
weeks ago, and the father sent him word 20 be on
his guard as he Was coming 70 kill him This morn
ing a child saw the father enter the sons housl.
and told the son. who fired on his father @ the lat
ter Was taking aim at the SON.
disbarred from practice In the courts In that aV
on account OF fraud.