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The Rebellion i'm Egypt.

ENGLISH REINFoRCEMENTs FORWARDED.
LONDON. August 25.-Reinforceme0tS to the num-
Der Of 700 will sail TO Egypt This week.
THE REBELS ENSIAvE EGYPTIAN OFFICERS AND SOL
DIERS.
CAIRO. August 25.-SoldnrS from Berber report
that 636 Egyptian officers and soldiers are in the
hands OF the rebels, vino treat them as slaves. The
rebels pray the mahdi instead OF for the sultan
and declare the Turks heather, who 10 be killed
or expelled.
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District Government Affairs.



have been issued by Inspector Entwisle to-day as
follows: Ms Sheda Nervin. TO repair brick dwell
ling. 9os Z street northwest: $500. A. w Quinihnd
10 erect dwelling, 18th street and Massachusetts
avenue northwest; sl4.aN N. F. Yates. 10 repair
or1ck building. 99 18th street southwest; $500
THE coCSwEII. FOUNTAIN
The District Commissioners have made arrange
ments with DR.. Cogswell's representative to have
all defects remeGted In the Cogswell fountain on
the triangular reservation opposite Market Space.
The clippings nom the fountain viii be provided
Tor, and instead OF the supply coming from the
AQueduct source, connections will be made with
the smith spring; so that sweet spring water will
be supplied In place OF ice water.
MISCELLANY.
The Commissioners have issued Liquor license 10
Julia ConnorS
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N ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
~ SIEAMsuIP IKE RErMEES Nru
MEDICAL. &c.

MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLEOR
~ two Of DR.. BROTHERS Ipviyoratiny Cordial
VII cure any Of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
b!ty and hLrotency. Ii iInparts vIgur to the whole
system. gO6 street southwest auo5-Ims
Y(E 1E HEALED. Go To DIR. BROTHERS 9O6
- and sos d street southwest and be cured The only
{e!abe resident advertising physician in Washington
H. las gvn biz PARTICULAR attention to the Treatment.
anu cre all forms OF Disease particularly that Of
a private character for over 81 years au25-lms
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
~ triLaly Diseases III ~ no urs Nervous Debility
OTsanic Weakness caused by indiscretion Poisonous
diseases Of blood. effectng Throat. Nose and Skin
Sold at STANDiFEEDS ST. Cloud PHARMACY 9Th and
streets Price So Sent by nlailsealed. au25-m.wf
II HA> NEVER BEAN CONIRADICTED THAT
Il DIR BEolH HERS Is not the oldest established ad-
vertisng ladies' Physician in this City Ladies' Won
can COZ hdently consult DR.. BkOTHEI S. 9O6 St sw
P'r.icular attention paid to all diseases peculiar TO
lsdie. married or sinre All irregularities and
rian 1bts successfully treated 81 Board with
good JmnodatiuIs and kind effcle nurses furn-
1shed To thos- VINO sire stay days in the
city under LIS trea ;mcnt mn
NJ DAME DE CREST HAS REMEDY FOR La
w dies All female complaints quickly curd Can be
consulted daily a; ia 9Th street Office hours
from to o'clock IN, with ladies only. jy22-2ns
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From the Arkansaw Traveller

~
little boy and girl playing In the yard. The
girl indS an apple under a tree. and with an ex-
clamation OF delight, begins TO bite It, .Hola on
says the boy; "throw il away. The colwy Il com
In, an II You eat that apple you will be took sick
an you can't talk, an the doctor will come an give,
You SoIne bad medicine. an then you VIII die ("
Inc glrl throws the apple down. and the boy
SiittchnE IL up begins 10 eat IL Don't the CIR
cries; won't IL Xii 90. tOu?n NO SANS the bpy
launching ME fruit. at won't KIN bows. It's only
after little girls Boys don't have colwy." That
soungSter viii be great politician
CELEBRATED SPLINTER DsAp.-Fred Hurst the
noted English runner, who was stabbed FRIDAY
night AT llalelton, Pa. mentioned In SATURDAYS
STAR died yesterday or his wounds. The assassin
Is jailed at Nilke>Darre, the feeling In Hazelton
Is 80 strong that lynchng was feared
THREE MYSTERIOUS DISADVANTAGES -Clarinp-
ton. pretty little ohio village, A few miles south
oil Moundsyllle West Va, furnishes the third SEN
Salon from that place In period OF three months
all OF them mysterious dlsappearances The first
was That or Clara loSt. beautiful ard wealthy
young girl. who one evening stepped out OF her
house. which Is a nile from the river 10 get water
at the Well From that moment her whereabouts
was a my Stery until about a week ago, when her
body was found In tie river twenty miles away
Three weeks ago John Roemer the leading mer-
chant there, started for Wefsyille Ohio To- buy
crockery. and has not been heard OF since His
Last edneSday night Minnie Thomas mysterioIsly
disappeared, and not the slightest trace OF her
Whereabouts can be found She belonged 10 ont,
OF The best fanlt.S OF place.
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Fine Albion hank Failure.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, August 25.-The Union ana
ADVERTISER OF to-day publishes a schedule of the
burrows estate at Albion, as 1t existed in 1872 the
date of Burrows death. II shows that the estate
Was worth Sl'50,000, at a low estimate OF the real
estate. The bank sale was opened to-day. Exami-
ner Williams REFUSES TO reveal the contents Eliza
Glenn has begun suit in the supreme court for
the ~ pOfltlnent OF receiver for the bank.
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New York Notes.
DANGER IN THE RAGs-co1 NnRroS,s srccussoR

DANGER IN THE RAGS-COI- MORToN'S SUCCESSOR.
NEW YORK. August 25.-The ship Dona, from
Bremen. arrived yesterday at Brooklyn with a
cargo of general merchandise and rags The cap
tain had permit to discharge the general cargo,
but did not have one for the rags. The health COM
missioner refused TO permit the rags to be dis
charged, thinking they might be infected with
cholera
Postmaster McLeer, OF Brooklyn, to-day ap-
pointed Samuel Smith assistant postmaster in the
place OF Col Norton who mySIerOusly disappeared
and Is now believed TO be In Holland. Mr. Smith
has been in the post office service for the past
twenty years, and for the past twelve years has
been q post al Office tDSpector
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Chas Houghton esq.,. lawyer % State street, Boston,
reports case Of Salt Rheum under his observation for
ten years. which covered the patients body and limbs
and to which all known methods of treatment had been
applied without benefit. which completely cured
solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES leaving clean and
healthy skin
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A Sprintcr,s Challeuxe.

ofths city, challenges Fred Stone, OF New York;
w. Boyd, OF New York, or James Quirk, OF Brant
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13oi FT1Zes, amounting S265 500
Appicat for rates to clubs should be made only to
the office of the Company in New Orlears
For further informal write clearly giving full ad-
REGISTERED Letters to New Orleans National Bank New
Orleans, La ' AVN
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by Mail or EXPRESS
tau sums OF IS and upwards by Express at our expense
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
au132O % 273Ose36 New Orleans La
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF REMAINING STOCK AND
iuhE2 OF HAT STORE, CONSISTING OF
HAIS, CAPS CANES, lRASS HAT STANDS,
T,BLES; Desc, SHELVING. ENCLOSED GLASS
CASES HERRING IRON SAFE (SMALL) ETC..
On On I,I IHLksDAY MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY
LtGHIH, al len O'CLOCK, we will sell, within our
saesroons. 9Th aud streets northwest the Stock
Goods as mentioned above to which the attention OF
the general public is called.
au2o-3t CHAS L. HINE. Assignee.
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PHYSICIANS AND DRUGe1srs
RECO MMEND
RECOMM MEND
BIB RRR 90 " " " Nm ~ cSSS
r o 0 wwww Nm
BIB RRR Q o wwww MN SSSs
BBB 4 4 90 Wv M ssss
II RRR 90 nm n
+ EsfE $$ III
s s Il TIT TIT ZEE + ERR h ssss
BIB EE RRR 0SSs
BIB Ii + ERE r 4 sSSS
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine. combining Iron with pure Vegetable
INDIGESTION, MALAKIA. WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD, CHILLS AND FEVER, and NEURALGIA
reaches every of the system purfes epriches
the blood the muscles and ana tones
and invigorates the system.
A FINN APPETIZER-Best tonic known
1t will cure the worst of Dyspepsia removing all
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Food Belch-
ing, Heat In the stomach, Heartburn. etc
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLAGKEN OR INJURE THE TEETH.
1t is invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and
ell persons who lead sedentary lives.
An gNFAILING REMEpY FOR DISEASES OF
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork nsr.
vous troubles loss OF APPETITE debility experience
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do.
1t is the only Preparation of causes no inju
rious effects Physicians and Druggists recommend it
Is the BEST. THY TT.
The genuine hrs Trade Mark and crossed red lines IN
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
aul9 BROWN CHEMICAL Co. Baltimore Md
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Incorporated in 1858 Cor years by the Legislature
1or educaonal and Chair, able purposes-wth capital
OF $1,000 06-to which fund OF over $3.50 900
has since been added
BY AN overwh Ginning popular vote Its franchise was
mace part OF the present State Constitution adopted
December 2. A. D. 1879
heontg Lottery roted and indorsed bv the peo-
pie of any State
1t nerer scales postpones
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
PLACE MONTHLY
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FORTUNE
NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS I. IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1884.
It'd MONTHLY DRAWING
~ CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000. n
100000 Tickets at S. EACH Fractions in ths in rropor
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RAILROADS.
RGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
NE SHORT LINE To TEE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

scheIrle m efteet st ;. 1sst

AND WEST.
Schedule in effect "a JST 3. 1884
sIoAM-SEW ORLEANS MAIL. daily. max M close
conn CtioDs 10 ali points South and Southwest.
Daily. ept Sunday. With T. ! o. Railway Pull
Sleeping Buffet cars from New rk and Wash
inston TO Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta 20 New Orleans, Iarlor
Car from y aSls'nxtvu 81 NA.IrdI Rrl'tE'. Va
Sop M--LOU ISVILI FAST LIN Z. Daily via Char
lottesvile t. Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points Pullman SleeIllIS cars Washington 20
louisville
1cNe P,M-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
O. all points South and Southwest via Dsnvfle ard
Charlotte. Daily except sunday with C. h o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping from NasiIIlI- Dan
vile. Charlotte and Atlanta 70 New Orleans: also
from Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
v hry sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington a. I:C0 A
u. and $40 p VI daily. except sunday
NsrTeDton trains leave Washington at $40 A. n and
510PM. daily
For tickets and Information Inquire Conpanys Of
&C. 6Gl Pennsy wanna avenue.
u. SLAUGHTER y MACDANIEI.
Gen. Pass Agent AzsSll
su2 SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
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--latest Eoreipn News by Cab

TOULoN AGAIN PANIC-STRICKDN.
z PARIS, August 25.-Tnere were two deaths from
cholera at MarSeieS last night and 5 at ToulOn.
In the latter city the panic has revived and the
return OF fugitiVeS has been checked.
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Local Notes.

After the nremen had got the fire nearly subdved
at F. G. Wheeler's junk shop, about O'Clock TINS
morning, the members OF the Arm OF jackson Co,
grocers, No. 6a6 Pennsylvania avenue, reused up
the Kitchen brigade OF the American house, and
had bountiful supply of coffee and all the sub
stantialS necessary for nrst-SlasS meals prepared
for all the nremen.
About IL o'clock to-day two sheds IN the rear OF
Nos lSS2 and l544 9Th street northwest, occupied
by Il +. Davis and Joseph f. Brien, were burned.
Loss, about $780,
Mr. John Daley, plumber, was thrown from his
wagon on Louisiana avenue. near 9th street. about
noon today, by bis horse running away. He Was
badly cut about the head and face.
sandy Henderson was arragned in the Police
court thlS afternoon for having assaulted his wife
on June 9th last. The wife testified that IL her
fault, for he told her TO % home and attend 10
paby, and she wouldn't, he struck her \ sight
blow. The court fined him 81.
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Saratoga Races.

RAFIDo WINS THE FIRST RACE.
SARATOGA, August 35.-There was moderate at
tendance at the races to-day. The weather was
clear, COOL and track dry and dusty.
First race-PurSe $780, three-QuarterS OF mile.
Rapldo won easily by SIX lengths; Reed second, q
head in front OF Lulu 5, third. Time, El6h.
SOVEREIGN PAT THE SECOND WINNER.
Second race, $3.50, mile and d quarter. Sovereign
Pat won easily by two lengths Easter second, Vel
vertOn third. Time 2:llk.
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1t Is estimated that the attendance at the Irving
Park, Nd, colored camp yesterday reached 10 900,
Of whom about 1900 went from this city. The reli-
giouS services during the day were pretty well
attended. The morning prayer and experience
meeting was conducted by Rev. J. I. Evans. The
sermon afterwards was preached by Rev. W. W.
Foreman, Of Annapolis. Rev. W c Cooper, OF AS
bury Church, Baltimore, prea cae In the afternoon
and Rev. X p. Bell preached at night Sheriff Fow-
Ter Yesterday arrested and sent 10 Annapolis John
Mckee and Richard Dixon, the latter colored. and
both from Baltimore. charged with selling liquor
The Two men, together with their wagon and .uout
seven gallons OF whisky. were sent 10 Annapolis.
An all-nght meeting Will be held tonight, and
camp Will be broken at O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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Mr. John Thel, Wilkesbarre, Pa, wrttes-I have suf-
tered from Salt Rheum for eight years at times
bad that could attend business tor weeks
time. Three boxes of CuI1CURA. and four bottles
RKsoLvENT. have entirely cured me OF this dreadful
disease
Sold by all druggists Price: CUTIcCRA so cents; RE-
SOLVENT 81; SOAR. IS cents POTTER DRUG AND CHEAt-
CAL Co, Boston Mass
Send for HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
CCIlCURA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet, Bath and
Nursery Sanative. aul6
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The Fraudulent Land Entries.
THE LAND OFFICE NOT PROVIDED WITH MEANS OF PRE-.


Acting Land Commissioner Harrison says the
land Office has not force sufficient straightcn out
all the fraudulent entries and surveys and eject
illegal settlers The department has only twenty
five agents, or about one TO every four
land Districts "Now," continued Mr. Har-
riSoR, "the Territory Of Wyoming is divided
Into two land districts. That gives an idea
OF the size OF district. Now there ought 10 be at
least one agent TO each district and then he would
have his hands full: but with only one TO every
four districts it is utterly Impossible FOR them TO
cover the field" Mr. Harrison saws Congress has
been repeatedly asked for increase OF force. but
has never granted IL, and that with its present
force the department cannot make much
Roadway In rectifSing wrongs and frauds. The
only case yet tried involving The fencing OF public
land without authority has been decided in favor
OF the government Other cases are pending.
"There Is one In Colorado against the Prairie
Cattle company" said Mr.. Harrison. land the
surveying alone will cost the government sew
eral thousand dollars. We have TO identity
the land, and that must be done by
resurveying." Commissioner Harrison added that
the reports OF fraudulent entr9s and illegal fencing
had not been exaggerated. and whenever Congress
sees ut te provide means TO correct these abuses il
will be done.
Chief Clerk lockwood, OF the Interior depart
ment, says the area or good lands is being steadily
reduced, and the department is DESTROYS OF pre-
venting the seizures OF large tracts but Congress
has not responded TO appeals for legislation 10 en-
able IL to be done
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PAlIINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- lHE MODEL FAST LIE AND THE ONLY
ISE DkINLEN The EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
IOIlsI- TRACE CoI-r,T


STEEL RAILS
M xiii ThfffE fGNp sr1 5ENE 15H
Leave Msshnston from station. eorher OF New Jersey
Fer CLcaso Cincinnati louisville and St louis daily
osch.a M, p tIis q, lei3 = M with 1hrouxh
without ehans'e: 1O-la J. n daily to Chicago except
For Iitshurr at 30 a. RI and s. 10 =. m. daily 20
~; t. fttsbuIs cleveland aud Detroit. withsleep
For Toledo aud Detroit via Monroeville l0.15 A. m
daily; With Sleeper for Toledo. Via whees; Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York a. so a. IL
1910 daily. with Parlor and sselina Cars at at
and 1oo5 a m i2i6 35o 25. 10 .. 50 So a.
minute tram 4;4O $50. 60 sVo So $40 lO:IOp
IoT Baltimore on sundays 80. sea. $50 M. o.
80 S-Uo 4ie go $50. '-Ot So $40 ALI l0IOp.
1eTIeints the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. lOl5 a
J. Aaaapolis, Gao a NJ and u and 4:4op. m OF
1?T Way StAtpIs be,1.t y ashinetOn and Baltimore,
q VI 20 iO go ., m III ? m $50 30 100 aud
:.0 y IL Io= stations on YetropolitaI. branch.
a. IN an O. go % = u daily except ;unday -
trsrCh ). % a n DAILY Tor Lexington. s;aunton and
d-' Tor IrSrek 80 I. nj. H.. io:lS a. .S
For f. Hssc 1,sS sasei 70 iga' 1 and
Trains arrive rom the West daily e:2O. 5oa H. 22
IRON New SeTs and Philadelphia. 255. $50 m. daily,
fT9n Annapolis. $40 and I;5O and 6:S7 D. IN :;
StLdaN S-3 a H., b-3t y
krcH I-xlnStCn, 30 IL! daily and Oils n N daily
exc u sunday. f
II, Il. Fteier,ck and Intermediate POINTS. sos m
j." y m. AMI : IL daily. except Sunday: u
y L. ca:ly from Point OF Rocks
Inn, leave Baltimore Tor N-shinp-ton a 10 An
80 -. 80. sUG. 8 10 and lu:SD a. II IL. Is 80
w. - u. - 80 SUJ iU:l D. IL on sun
Z - 80 and = % T. L. ' WV
Al tran from sion Pelav ~,
CslJs 81 T. III. - ~ "a
che @ irisr Gl4fSrns,i9n agsly the Baltimore
ftLLrS ana aF' hu" COrer 18th orders
- U TAKEN tCT IL Le aid received 4,
AIy pCiIJ Tie civ
81 CLEGENIs NJ az T. Baltimore
.r4' G h LORD 1rr NJ I.SSe nzer AGENT
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Nominated nv pcm.cr.,.

WuKEsBARRE, August ea-At the democratic
convention OF the frst legislative district this morn
ing, Judge Garr1cS NJ. Harding Was nominated for
assembly. He has been \ life long republican but
recently declared himself for Cleveland, aud sc-
oepts the Nomination rendered him by the demo-
Gratis
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Drcnns A1rmrxr,xr En-.

Its principal Ingredient. PURE MEAT Is scentiAcnil1
formulated with ical rmetrs, giving il VoDder-
July STIMULATING properties inyieorxtng the yltl
forces without tatiguiur the digestive orvans
In TYPHOID YELLOW and &AIARIAL Feyeru A An Tn
valuable, giving str Myth to these msgnspt
diseases Highly recommended by leading Physicisns ~
Paris As tonic for ConsaeSeets aid Weak persous
also for lung diseases. L. F0CGERA co Avrpta Ny
@ySl-w&s SOLD b AL DRU0GISTR
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A TN MILL

A TEN MILLION Dollar Boso GALA popi
call for Slo.eo,eo OF three per cent bonds win be
issued this afternoon from the Treasury depart
menI
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auc;ioneers,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMpROyFDREAL
LSIAIE. On SOUTH SIDE OF LOUISIANA AVE-
NUE. BETMEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS.
We viii sell at public auction, on SATURDAY, -,
BOTH AUGUST 1884. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ part Es..a
OF lot numbered SIX 90. in square numbered four III
huhdred ana hity-nlne 459l, frontn eighteen (IS)
feet one CD inch on the south side Of Louisiana
nue. improved by three-story and basement brick
dwelling house. known No. COG Louisiana avenue
he property will be sold subject to a deed of trust
dated on the "a day of January 1888 recorded Iber
lu2 folio Az OF the land records Of the District of
CoIunlola to secure $25OO in years from LIST of
January 1883 with six Per cent annual interest
Terms OF sie Cash. =, ortgsge be renewed Con-
vel anc1ng at purchasers est deposit of 300
qulred at tune Of Right reserved to resell II terms
are lot complied with days at risk nd cost of
purchaser al Ter FIVE Gays public such in
some newspaper published i'll Washington, d. y.
au25-dads J.F = B a3Hnh Trustees.
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auctloneers
1AHSHck AxS SAHE e TxH TH T5s
SinSfEab S
a 1i5 q t. q
OF OF, ,E I y. 1854. at HALF PAST FIVE
city of Washington, in the District Of Columbia. and
square numbered seven hundred and ftytwo (75J
ns a snet %s on STREET s1b % 1e @ s
sonr and quarter inches G'2 fert A inches thence
north one hundred itt loo so the place q & rhfnse
feet more or together with all the improvements
waS saseinfn rights prviexes AID hereditanents
Terms One bird cash: balance i'll equal iI.stalnents
annually, and to be secured by deed Of .rus or
az cash at option OF purchaser Couveyancing &c,
Terms to be complied seven days Otherwise the
II M the right to resell at tie risk and est
of oi snch resale In some newspaper published i'll
au2oeodAaDssds a sAEts b1eRsos Trustees
John sHL RMAN 4 CO.. Auctioneers
HfH Ho5fs AH AngAHIK KI l9T mp
Il Ss2 70 S aVatE SOUTHEAST NEAR
~ Gi 'ri bes sass o Msy
ct SEQ one OF the land recosds of the Distc. h
ulioa, We WILL sell at pubic auction front of the
premises, on THU SHAY. AUGUST TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1851 at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ, part of lot two
90 III squre seven hundred and ninety (7yO) the same
having front of 81 feet and inches on street south
east and running back of th width 65 feet more par
ocua ly d. scrlDed in said deed trust with the i'm
dwellings ~
Terms of sale One third cash balance in equal install
nients III one aud two years secured by I'd of
Oh the premises Sold all ash. option of the
purchaser deposit Of 800 required ON the day of
sac Terms to be complied with i'll days from
ana rlsA OF the de aultis purchaser AL convey ancln
and recording al buyers exIpelHe
BENJAMIN +. LEIGHTON
Once 452 louisiana avenue L. W. ru,,s.0.,
CYRUS h. FOSS, trustees
IL Grant Place
The purchaser at prior sale having Jailed to comrlv
with the terms of said sale hin the tine limited Nv
the terms thereof the above property will be
at his cost and risk
auRlS-d&ds CYRUS K FOSS { Trustees
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nUNCANseN BROS, Auctioneers.

TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST TWENTY. SIXTH.
C0MMENGlNG AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGULAR SALE
OF HOtSEHULD FURNITURE CARPET, MAT
TIM, STOVES, CROCkEEY GIASSWARE &c
AT OUR SALEoROOMS 1t
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STEA NERS.
~ L n A 4 ID LIN

CUNAKD LINE.
1ASf rhI66ErE
THE GTNARp sTFANsIiIP GoMFANY: LIMITED
FROM PIER o. y r. NnW YoRK.
SERv1A- .-. We'd. Aug q rBoTHN1A We'd. Sept q.
0RFGoS We'd. Sept 8 SEKv1A Wed. oct. /
AuEAsIA... We'd SIP IL GALL1A ..:: We'd Oct. Ia.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
KAIEs OF PASSAaE-s6O $50 and 500. according
Storage Very low rates Steer.ee tickets from Ilv
erpooi ard occns;own and ali other OF Europe
Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. GLASGOW
EGvre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterral- can ports
Sr elk s ef and to
oIlS blSFLSW 60 G03 III St Washington. D. C.
orto Nessrs- OTIS BIGELOW Il co.
auZI Gus 9TH street. WASHINGTON.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
NJ BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
street. New York
Ameriaue, santel "wednesday. Aug 81 1Oap
& Lau5ent de Jopsself, Wednesday Sept a.
BanereN OVERWHELMINGLY q P4rs LOUIS DE EEsIAS.
Ii. ". MOSS 225 PtnnsyIva,.ia avenue.
W BoIE-ER s son. 925pennsy Ivania avenue,
an-o Agents Tor Washington. d. G.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRK
LONDON. SoCTHAMProN AND BREMEN.
TIE stsaasr5 q ,his sg1nPaay viii san EytRY WE'D
Sd street. Honoken Rates of passage from NEW YORK
to LONDoN.HAvkE,B KEMEN: BY Wednesday steamer
First CABIN SEQ TO sl5o second cabin, By satur-
sg at lowest rates For freight Isssase apply to
oELRlCHS Co., Bowling Green. New YORK; ~ g.
west; CHAs. WALTER. 3i2 u street. Agents for WASH.
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