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AS THE BEST TONIC.

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reaches every part of the system purhes enrches
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distressing synPtoms such Tasting the Food Belch-
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THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
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Is invaluable for diseases peculiar women and to
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An GNFAILING REMDY FOR DISEASES OF
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Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TelegramS to The Star.
MIR. HENDRICKS ACCEPTS.
Full Text of His Letter.


INDIANAPOLIS, ND, August a0-The following Is
copy OF ex-Gov. Hendricks letter OF acceptance OF
the democratic nomination for the vice presidency:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. August a1-Cientiemen: | have
Ine honor 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your com
munlcatlon notifying me OF my nomination, by the
democratic convention at Chicago. as candidate Tor
Inc once OF Vice President Of the United States.
May l repeat what l said on another occasion
that: it is a nomination which had neither eX-
pected nor desired. and yet recognize and appre
clate the high honor done me by the convepton.
The choice OF such body pronounced with such
unusual unanimity and accompanied with so gen.
erous an expression OF esteem and confidence
ought to outweigh all merely personal desires and
preferences OF my own 1t is with this feeling, and
!! trust also from deep sense of pubic duty, that
! now accept the nomination, and shall abide the
JudgmenG OF my countrymen. have
examined with care the declaration
OF principles adopted by the convention, copy OF
which you submitted TO me, and in their sum and
substance heartily endorse and approve the same.
am. gentlemen, your Obedient servant.
THOS A. HENDRICKS.
To the Hon VIM. F. Villas. chairman; Nicholas b.
Bel, secretary and Others OF the committee OF the
National Democratic convention.
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE


Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 THE NORTH WLsI AND SOUTHWEST.
sfkEI kafLs sf hhSSiPleEST EQUIPMENT
IL EFFECT July 18th a., 1854 oo-.- ., e,,
Bur Fttsburx and the West Chicago Limited Express
e Palace Sleeping at 81 40 daily; Fast Line
l4O m daily Cincinnati and 81. Louis with Sleep
1at 10 s.. Louis. ds,iy Except sainr1ias TO Cheaso
SesPf os ds h,C %th Paste csr t"
Aso connects daily for Chicago with Sleeping Car
r Pittsburg and the West with Palace Sleeping Car
i haITIM y a aS1 POTOMAC RAILROAD.
1Pr Erie. Canandaizua. Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA
n to koehespsr Tpa leaving Waanston
ON saturday night viii not run beyond Remove
Eco fS5k as t and Fast 500 s sna lo2
100 aud his p m Limited fzpress Of Pullman man
Ior Boston without change 2 10 p H. every weekday
20 on SUNDAY SUNDAY 40 m m, .,,,.. ,-,,, TO-
sey City with boats OF Brooklyn Annex. aoriing di-
rect transfer to Fulton street Avoiding double ferrae
xS5 IhiadeiPhIa. rs 20 and IL 30. 90 500
1000 and IL 10 r. On Sunday. o. GOO, 1850 and
ills p. IL Limited Express. 94t u Ill daily. except
For Baltimore ea5. us. $50. e4o HOO a m. 1905
2l0. 400. AS. 40 500. 40. 10 ~ and II. Is p
On SUNDAY. 40. Hoo IN. 400, Zoo. 7i0 1000 and
For Pope's Greek Line. 6s5 a. III and lao p daily.
For Annapolis 635 m. 12o5 and lao p. daily,
ALEx1NDRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
For Alexandria. ESQ 100 9a5. los and lbs a. M
205, 425 500. SIS. sO5 and lI-35 p Ill On Sunday
at 6 80, 925. IL Us a m. 8 20 y. IN
For Richmond and the South 30 and IL 05 a. M daily
and 5 W T. daily. except sunday
Trains leave Az IaITia Tor Washington. o. 80 10 90
l0l0a- m. LOO. sos. 5 - stu 1O5 and 10 80 T. III
and II 10 midnight except Monday. ON Sunday at
. so and lU ~ a IL 105 AID lU4o T. H.. ami Il 10
night
Tickets and information at the Office corner
Of 18th street and Penusy lvanIs and the
doD vherV orders be lett for IT.. checking bag
to Destination from he tels and
CHAS T.. PUGH, j. K WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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HR swEARs OUT WARRANT AND BUYS A cowH1pE-
Mr. J. Walter Mitchell. editor OF the SUNDAY Dem
otTdt, swore out warrant before the clerk OF the
Police Court this afternoon. charging Mt. James r.
Newn OF the signal Office, with threats. Mitchell
separated from his wife some time ago, and Mr..
Newnn Is her brother-in-law. To-day Mr.. Mitchell
received letter from Newlin, In which he stated
that he had evidence against him, (MitchelD. and
could make things war1H for him II he would use lt,
adding that he tMitchelD had better keep OF his
way, as he does not feel very friendly towards him.
Mitchell Immediately bought a cowhide. With in
tentionS of using IL on Mr. Newhn. but afterwards
decided TO let the law take its course.
WIFES SUIT FOR DIvoRCR.-Nr. John A.
Clarke for Belle V Boggs to-day filed bill for a
divorce from Robert ". BoggS- She states that
they were married on June l2jh, 1872, have three
Children. and she charges that in the present
month the defendant committed adultery.
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The Saratoga Track.
THE WINNERS TO-DAY.


SARATOGA, \. y, August 20.-First race-PurSe
$3.50, one mile and half a furlOng. Ninton won 10y
half length, HdalgO second, Marie stuart third
Time, 1:52%.
Second race-Purse $780, one mile and 500 yarns
Lucky b. had walk over, there being no other
starter.
Third recourse $500. five furloagS Paramount
won by a length. Leonidas second, length in
front OF Ffdele, third. Time, 1:04a. French pools
paid Sll240.
Fourth race-Purse $40. one mile Black Jack
won easily by length and a hall, Norena second,
Musk third Time, 1:i4
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The Potomac River Improvement.

Ac fOtONDAC H6lVeI improvements
BIDS OPENED BY COL. HAMS.
Bids were opened to-day, in the Office OF Col
Peter C. Hains who has charge OF the Potomac
river Improvement, for furnishing material to be
used during the present fiscal year and performing
work.
The bids for furnishing about 80 900 cubic yards
OF riprap stone, to be used in building the founda-
ton OF the sea wall which Will protect the newly
reclaimed land In the river, both above and
below the Long bridge, were as follows
werken, Georgetown d. C., s31 $50: ]. A. Blundon
Georgetown, D. c., $500; W. Ii. Groat, Mashng
ton, d: c., $29,100; Potomac Red Sandstone com
Pany; washington D. c. ss4 49, H. R. Gilbert
Bids Tor dredging and forming the embankment
In the northeast margin OF section OF the POto-
mac flats below the Long bridge was opened. The
New York. % cents per cubic yard; Atlantic Dredg-
ing Co, Brooklyn, 1871 cents; Ross & Sanford Jer-
sey City, II cents; d. Constantine Baltimore, 2 $40
IS 4-io cents; somers. Philadelphia. 1Gss cents
Bids were also opened for dredging the Washing
ton channel between its junction with the Eastern
branch channel and the Long bridge. The length
to 16 feet The channel win be
deepened to 20 feet and widened to about $50 feet
1000. 900 cubic yards, The bidders are as follows
lsk cents per yard, total bid, ssos,ls5
Rfttenhouse Moore Mobile, Ala ,ls. cents s1s7 500
$123, 200. Morris and Cummings company, % cents
$a50OO Ross and Sanford, Jersey city, 1874 cents,
sos, S4a.7a. National Dredging company, VII
The lowest bidder on each contract viii probably
receive the award OF the work. The lowest bidder
far dredging the Washington channel is Benson Il
McNee, OF San Francisco, who use the Won Schmidt
patent dredge, with hydraulic pipes supported on
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From the Boston Times
81 oner you myself. my life, my all, /" said Wild
over At the feet Of . lovely lasA "Win you be
miner
81 must ask you one question first Did you give
your nrst wife four new bonnets q year, and eight
new dreSSes7"
"YeE gave her six new bonnets and ten new
dresses every year for the last six years she lived
"Then cannot marry you"
"And why?n
because. then, you haven't money enough left
70 buy me more than one bonnet and one dress for
three yean"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EHENlNG,

r ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BRFECH-
IL LOADING AND MUZZLE LOADING SHOT
Guns, tIsH1NG TAGKLE, RI1 IkESpI RET9hy-
AhDTARE TOOLS G NC k -A19E SCISSORS;
AND BATS VIOLIN STR NGS. SKATES,
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEWLLKY, TOIIEI
SITS. OPTICAL GOODS; WATCH CHAINS. AMI
By direction of the owner, to change business Will
sell. the premises, ali the above. Stock Of j. y
Sal. commences FRIDAY, JUNE TWENTIETH. At
SEVEN T. NJ. AID every evening thereafter al same
hour until further notice.
DEALERS ARE SPECIALLY INVITED as many
goods will be sold in original packages Great bargains
may he expected every night FOLEY Auctioneer
y. B-The Fixtures will not be sold at the termin-
alton of SALE the store will be occupied by j. u.
O'MEARA Co, Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
ieI9
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The baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 2O.-viryinia sixes CONSOLE
dated %; past due coupons 30; North Carolina Sizes
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE Md. August 2O-Cotton dull-mid-
dlnv los Flour quiet and straightforward street and
western super 27a215 do extra 3oOa3 IS: DO family
do. Rio brands. 475a5.S.. Patapsco family SIS: do
superlative patent, 6.25. Wheat-southern higher
No Maryland 93la a95s1: no : western winter red red
spot SS59aSs2l August, 4aS: September s9i .as91
October sos.a?0zs; November, 92aa92h Corn-south-
erl tasit and quiet: western Offering and bid
with moderate denand-southern 32a37 western white
3ia.6: do. mixed 3la53 Pennsylvania 32a37 Rye
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland. l3.OOal6 co. Pro
visions firm and active. Mess pork Is IS Buk meats
shoulders and clear nib sides packed. 7Aa!1. Bacon
Laru-retined. ~ Butter steady-western packed Sal5
creamery. I3asl Eggs steady 14a15 Petroleum lower
reined. 9aI@s. Coffee du-Rio cargoes ordinary to
quiet IL. Whisky steady. lis. Freights to Liverpool
per steamer quet-cotton IL lid; -four Is Cd Rrain
71ooo bushels loo bushels: oats 900 bushels
rye. 5000 bushels. Snpments-wheat. I25OOO bushels
corn 600 bushels sales-wheat 100000 bushels: corn
1000 bushels.
The Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. August 2o.-Weather clear and hot
higher oats GALS higher. Pork unchanged Lard 7c
~ BID oepber 500 Dsc enafSes
81 Corn-August "a. nominal September. So bid; DC.
toter. PIN bid November, 46's: year. 43a; May A.
year. 255a. Pork-August 200; year I347h: Jan.
uary, 13.62I4 bid Lard-August, 40, nominal Sep
telnoer, 40; October. $50.
The Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG. PA, August 2O-On active and strong:
opened at i9Ah advanced to S0za, declined 1915 rallied
to SJs4 aud dropped of to SOL.,
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STOCKS BUoYANT AND ACTIVE.

NEW YORK, August 20. Wall street, II a. H.
Stocks were buoyant and active. Union Pacific
W rs the special feature and ADVANCED 2k per cent
on large transactions. The Improvement In the
remainder OF the list was less marked.
NEW YORK, Wall Street, August %, 1:55 p. m
The Post says: The stock market was again more
active and higher this forenoon, but also much more
feverish, and fuctuating over wider range,
though at II O'Clock all the most active stocks
from TO pa higher than at the close last night
While some Of the less active We're from to per
cent higher. The railroad bond market Was active
and generally higher.
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General Foreign News by Gable.

FRENCH PROTEST AT CAIRO.
CAIRO, August N.-The Journal Ell Ihran has
been suppressed and the office where IL printed
closed and placed under seal. The French consul
has protested against this action
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THR STATE CONVENTION AT HOUSTON TO-DAY.
HOUSTON, TEX. August 2n-TAS democratic state
convention reasSembled al 10 O'CLOCK Col. William
Upton was chosen permanent chairman. The plat
form, which was adopted, endorses the national
democratic platform, and recommends tha' the
legislature or the state should limit the amount OF
real estate owned or held by corporations The
two-thrds rule was sustained by vote VI 500 yeas
to Isl nays.
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The President in New York.


NEW YORK, August 20.-PresidenJ Arthur Is still
stopping at the Fifth avenue hotel He remained
In his all the forenoon and received the fol-
lowing callers: Secretary Frelinghuysen, Secretary
Chandler, Secretary FOger, Assistant Treasurer
navy, OF the Bear; John Roach, First Assistant
Postmaster General Frank HattOn and Collector
Thomas Murphy.
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Heavy Rains i'm Dakota.

BISMARCK, OAK, August cot has raned steady
and hard for twenty-TOur hours. Reports from the
west show much damage. At Bcltield, one hundred
miles west, the crops were entirely destroyed by
hall and at Little Missouri 1t is reported that eleven
miles or railroad track were washed out. No hail
fell at Bismarck, but steady fall OF rain. Harvest
Ing Is about finished and VIII be damaged but little
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
II OOK AT LOW FARES.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
FIRST CLASS FARE. 81 BOUND TRIP. $3.50.
TT The Elesant Steamers LAKE and M0SELEY leave
DA3 at 40 m. and SATURDAY. at p. IL. Return
Stops Every SATURDAY at Classic Shore. adjoining
Colonial Beach. Fare. 80 cents
Passage and rooms secured at and o. ticket Office
General ofce s1tl street wharf Teephone cali 7sia
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY WEDNESDAY and
cheap Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday evenings jy5
SIEaMER MATTANOLEAyEs SEVENTH, STREET
at O'clock am for siattox Creek returning on Mon
days Wednesdays aud Fridays stopping at intermediate
dcrs Wharf I Sundays S and tuesdays down and %enes
daily and
jy22 eth street wharf.
STEAMER From Z y + AFFSMsMIFT WHARF:
o1 Men9 afrnns I'm for Som and intermediate
cemenss Bay and nterm me- date Sndinss s 1sturns
inte ter landings returning SUNDAY evening
LAND at ii summ; ;6 ,sse,ss Zach ,5H ..,,
s1s ' e'W R { fARs Manages agent
Two NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
POTOMAC sTEAM soSTh COMPLAINTS popular
Steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves YES 5th street wharf on
~ II
Stops at Pney Point and Cornheld Harbor going and
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connects also with New York and Rich
mcnd steamers. Norfolk aud Western, SeaboarN
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads
Passage ani room can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. I4th street and Pennsylvs-
avenue. at ST. Marc hotel Folkinhorn's. next to
city Office. office of kAox's express 9th street and
Pennsyl yania avenue, and at Compapy's ONCE 7th
street wharf.
knox's express will call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until 5p. m.
y10 WILLIAM p WEIGH, General Agent
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE, Capt. W. c. Geogheean WIN resume
her trips to baltimore and River Landings SUNDAY,
March 9Th leaving Stephenson's wharf at pm leav
1ng Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY at PIN
Freight received until pm Saturdays oNLx
All River If. light must be prepaid
PASSENGER accommodation uueQu2llel
ApPlyto STEPHENSON l. BRO, Aeents
mh3-6m 9TH street wharf.
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MEDICAL. dc.

nR. LION. THE OLDEST FSTABISIyrD Am
H Only rsllabe Lac:ies Physician the city can h.,
consulted daily. $50 Missouri avenue FIRST s.rt nh
Of Pensyly avenue between 81 and ~ street. All
inae COMPLAINTS and irregulaSie- quickly rcru0vd
frJIpt treatment CorresI OIdencc CoIsutatI,f,s
strictly confidential Separate Tor ladies rjc,
hCurs-l 10 and to 81. au2Olu.
- FAD AND BE wISE.-DR. BROTHERS 900 Il sT
~ southwest appeared before oath that
be IL the Oldest Established Expert Specialist IN mi,
city and Will rantee in ali Of
esSr and furnish Medicine. charge. the Poor fur
fshed Medicine free Consultation aud advice a,
tny hour during the day Subscribed and " boz
ty3l-l SAMUEL H. WALKER Notary puhiir
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY NERVOUS
eu Weakness of the Limbs II8I aired Nutrition o! the
1ndy 1ncapSCIty for Duty and Iasor and all forms If
seminal Disease ARE permanently cured by Dr.
Bkb1H 7 Rs inygoratin2 Cordial.
VISIT u his Laboratory. the LARGEST this sid, Of NV
YORK will convince yOu that he the orIv reliable al
Nersl.g physician IN this city. and not To br class,
with those vain yretsrd.Ts who's whole stock az cIn
fsIs. brains included could be put IL yea,t t,,wirr
to.t!e. Over thirty three established AZ ts; X
Street southwest Too long tor q iluI.oug to live
iy22-1Iu'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A ROTH FOp
Ryl two of DIR. BROTHERS Invizurs':r.. Cn-Tit,I
VII any Of Seminal Weakness Nervous 1a
fiity and lnpotency. IL lnparts ysSof 10 the Who'll.
system 10 street southwest iy2I-Im.
III AIDES VOC CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT N,
- BEUTHEftS. S6 II. .tt.n.,c.,
IAlt 10 all cissases peculiar LADIES manned rsrI.
~ Irregularities and truuD=, tr.t,,t TrITrv
txSen years experience ty0I-IIns
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CORNWALL Acaniffed.
The Texas Democracy.

DUBLIN, August 20.-The trial OF cX-Secrptary
Cornwall was concluded to-day before the commits
Sion court verdict OF not guilty was rendered.
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Two SARATOGA,
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE

Trains on New York. West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West Shore of Picturesque Hudson River. leave Jersey
City Station of Pennsylvania X. X. follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL 905 am.-Arrive Saratoga
2 IS Caldwell, Lake George. ~ Montreal IL
Pm. kegant Pullman Buffet Cars Saratoga thence
&c Montreal.
CATSkILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:39 am-Ar-
rive Hotel haatersklll 23O pm, Grand Hotel 207 PIN
Iarlor Cars.
DAY EMPRESS. 1G:l6 am.-Arrivs Albany pm ::
Sharon Springs pm. COOperstOwn m. Utica $50
pm. syn acuse as Rochester 10:40 pm. Buffalo
bany. Sharon Sprlnl and Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CATSkIIL MOUNTAIN EX-
PRESS IL 20 a:m-Arrive Hotel Kaaterskiu 5 Is H.
Grand Hotel 5C3 Saratoga - pm. Lake George
spm Parior Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George
SARATOGA AND CATsKIIL MOUNTAIN LIN
IT'D 3:4o Pm.-ATrive Hotel kaaterskill go pm
Grand Hote, A pm saratosa $50 pm. Lake George
lo4 m, Montreal S25 with Iarlor Cars
III Mountains to Saratoga Buffet Parlor Car leaves
Washington on Pennsy lvaIia X. l. train 10 H. for
saraIoea sleepers thence to Montreal The New York
Limited leaves Washington at $40 H., connecting
with SARATOGA and Catskil Mt Limited at Jersey City
Ask for single round tickets by West Shore route
and avoid ferry at and long transfer through New York
clty-
Apply to City or Depot Agent Of Penn r R. for COM
Ilete tables tickets and Parlor chars Paror
Car chairs from jersey City station advance
upon application TO Agent Pullman Car Co. Penn K Il
station jersey City, New Jersey
HENRY MONETT. Gen. Pass. Agt
New York
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The Authorities Deny that They Have
IBeeM Shot.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 20.-Late special advices
from the City OF Mexico to the Globe Democrat say
that the authorities deny that any conspirators
have been shot. Gen. Chavarria is TO be sent to
1ucatan. Extreme secrecy IS maintained by the
authorities regarding the trial and disposition of
the prisoners. The DiariO ONcial publishes the
full revolutionary proclamation seized at Jardan's
house. There are many strong points In 1t against
the present administration. The conspiracy had
not sufficient backing to warrant an instruction
and could not have succeeded in any extent for
lack OF men and money.
The business situation is duler than ever before
known here
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John sHERMAN 4 CO. Auctioneers.
John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneers.

$H e SSsS fTSH
District Of Columbia. sitting in equity, passed in an
sagS 81 sP rs Il x on D u.s.
al s At nhf t5 front
I nd in bH and to g
and Se north t%ee and l1' sx
inches front by the depth thereof q lot twenty
xostssy brick and 6udHs used f as store and
chaser thereof in cash the day sale bal
secured BY notes ana deed Of trust
rate Of six per cent per annum deposit of 1oo
auired the day of sale. The trustee reserves the
the date thereof to resell said real
the cost and risk of the defaultns purchaser All
ana Go Trustee
aul3-d&ds Office. 49, Louisiana ave- NV.
VJ'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
THE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
IF s6 aSR S Sf A zAS1 H
On s47gRS5 hEf1!SSa
On eHd siISf5
back towers SIS and feet high pan capacity 900
lbs ss aP up q three SULPHUR
naces including Glass Retorts reducing pans etc for
the manufacture of Oil of \itrol. together with all
BRICK AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with, well all tools implements and machinery
appertaining thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK. and PATENTED
AMMONIACAL 81 EAM STILL for the distillation of
AMMONIACAL GAS LIQUOR and the manufacture Of
sulphate of Ammonia including Boilers. Pumps satu-
tools and of kind used in operating the
same The AMMONIACAL STILL is continuous i'll its
operation, and has producing capacity of two
Thousand to five thousand pounds Sulphate daily Con-
tract for the Ammonacal Gas Liquor will be transferred
to the purchaser of the works
This sale will be made on account of Mr.. P Bauer,
purchaser at the public this property made March
10Th. 1884.
Terms Of sale Cash within five days; all conveyan-
cling at cost deposit OF $500 forfeit money
required at time Of sale
For further particulars inquire at the Office of the
company.
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL. WORKS CO."
au2-dts 621 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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COMMUNIST oners,

Incorporated in 1868 for Is years by the Legislature
for educational Chart able purposes-with capital
Of 81 900 OOOto which fund of $3.50 600
has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
made part of the present State Constitution adopted
December 2. A. D. 1879.
only Lottery uoted and Endorsed bv the peo
pie Of any State.
IL ,lerer scales postpones.
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
PLACE MONTHLY
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN FORTUNE.
NINTH GRAND DRAWING, CLASS 1, IN THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER o. 1884
It'd MONTHLY DRAWING.
v CAPITAL PRIZE $T5 OOO III
100000 Tickets at o EACH Fractions in fths In proper
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
TIE following are the opening and p IN. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, 5Ss 18th street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-20
MARRIED.
DIED.

STEWART-RROOkS. on Wednesday August "a
1884, by Rev. DIR Ptzr JOHN A. STEWART and
JAMIE W. BROOKS, both OF this city.