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Tis-.iiCR ROW.

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SPECIAL SALE
SLVFFAL. PARLOR SUITS. IN RAW SILK AND
Gi:frN And ENbQssiD PLUsH. WALNUT
A.-biFTOP II DROOM SUITES COTTAGE
II ~ ~ v ALNJ NJ. EOR-BACK Hall
1AthS, WALNUT WARDROBE. TRENCH PLATE
MiiRofS NiNEON HANG StiS. MAKBi.t TOP
titles. NAhblE-1OP sIpEBGARD BRUS-
SElS AND INGRAM CARPETS, MATTHIAS
~, 2h AID HAIR MAI TkkssES, COOKING
md IL TING STOVES. CNOCKERY AND
CLASSiT Ale &C, &c. Al AUCTION.
ALSO,
Orc square Grand Piano ~ octave Rosewood Case. in
good condition.
~ TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST FIFTH. 1884.
Witl!r and Ia front OF my seSrC.ns nth and p
VII Il tie above collection OF EcIshol ef ct. it
ZEE. 5lc chi re contents bOU- removed I,.y
rooms iar co-.yc uItlCt OF sale. Terms cash.
81; THOMAS DUNLiNG, Auct.
4 tcTION SAL
Hs WI sell NJ public auction on TUESDAY the
y IL Instant. II the Cattle Pens ut the Ci
lZti and streets northwest, tie following stock:
lsU ~Ic1p and limbs.
Int Cows AID Calves, and other stock
sale cJuI.Aeucls III ELEVEN O'CLOCK
Gu--2-' O. L. WILKINS & co.
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The Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August 4.-virginia SKIES, consoli-
dated 36 North Carolina Eixes. old LOG; Virginia new
BALTIMORE, ND. AUGUST 4-Cotton dulI-mid.
ding. IL. Flour straightforward street and western
super 5Oa3 co. do extra 25a4 co. do family 25a5 %:
brands, 5l2a522 Patapsco family. 575: do. superla-
tive patent, 625. Wheat-southern about steady:
western lower; southern red 90a92: DO amber 9Sa5:
No. Maryland, 94a94}s; No. 9 western winter red
spot. " 5sa9iA. fresh: August ON lid; September
93sfao3.l; October 955h asked Corn-southern nomi-
do yellow 6sa69: western mixed. August. ely bid;
October 81 bid Oats higher and frY-southern a 48;
western white E6a4s: do. mixed AIS; Pennsylvania
44a4l Rye Quiet-65a68 Hay firm-prime to choice
Transatlantic and Maryland. 1s.O0aoOOO Provisions
firm and fairly active Mess pork. 400 Bulk meats
shoulders. *; clear rib Sides 10Y. Hams Iz,lale
Lard-refned. 81 Butter dun-western packed. sails;
creamery. l5a20 Eggs firner, IA Petroleum higher
refined. SASH Coffee steady-Rio cargoes ordinary to
fair 9alO sugar steady-A soft. 6x; copper refined
quiet l3al34 Whisk nominally steady, lis Freights
to Liverpool per steamer fir1n-cotton. 1l64d -four
ls6d: grain, 51a6d. Receipts-aonr. An barrels:
1000 bushels: rye. 100 bushels. Shpments-wheat
245.O00 bushels: corn, 2I.OO0 bushels Saes-wbeat
46S.0O0 bushels; corn. Il, 900 bushels.
Tie Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill. August 4, p m.-Cosne prices:
Corn-Angust, %: September. 54; October 531.; No
yemher 4s>s year Az; May, 44H. Oats August 274;
August. 50; September. SAX; October S4ys November
60 Pork-Angnst, "a: year. II. Lard-August, 1874;
September. 745: October, 7.55.
The Petroleum Market.
CLEVELAND. O.. August l-Petroeum unchanged
Standard white. ITO deg. test 7,sc.
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LIVELY ELECTION CONTEST IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
An Indian Territory special says: The election for
the cheftancy OF the Usage Indians takes place To-
morrow today. The candidates for the honors
are Strike Axe, the present incumbent, ana Black
Dog, one OF the most prominent leaders OF the
tribe. The contest has been heated and not alto
gether harmonious, and the constituency Is about
evenly divided. The election win be animated.
but no conflict Is antacipateds
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SPECIAL Nor1cE.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS, AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON. WHICH
1 CONSIDER AS GOOD If NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
sPLAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY,
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE In REFER
RING TO. CALL IS SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER D. WYVILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ape No. 49, PA AVE, NEAR AZ STREET
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District government Affairs.

District Auditor 1lcGenOT was out this morning,
and called L. his Office Tor q Ton minutes lie Is
yet quir unweil, and VIII rrolahy ask for leave
o! absence. and devote his time 10 cGTiDg himself
Kidney cOlL9 Ialnu seems to b niS t.Ouo.e.
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PIGEONS FOR WAR.-It has been decided by the
British authorities to establish military pigeon
abroad. Capt. Cahit has been sent to France and
Germany to study the system OF employing pigeons
adopted in those countries It Is estimated that
600 pigeons Will be required to stock the various
stations proposed
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Irish EsroubiicaR~.
Az AroSEss AND GAIL ISSUED ros A coSvKSTIlS


An ORGANIZATION q irish AIa g.c1Is have .SiJiel
cal Tor a conycataa u Their ooalpa,r5t, 10 Ussr
at Cincinnati OF SeptenroaT 81 The oT..li. ..at;va
e In tie In re-, OK B,t.ne ana Logan ana The DOC
u.le Of proJ otlos Is 4 prominent feature Gotta u
The cal. and The address, They say: "oar c1ayc4-
uon VIII he grand demonstration against tEe
.tTesle0 81 nee Trade Win England Wiz. arg O.. Y
a1e pre- ltei unCCr the form q. a ttrir Tor r,Nnn
Only ur twenty per cent horizontal reuct U "a thu
taIiit They urle the formation Of pcag. ttIua-
- ask mat commune s'.un &c opl ned V.Jl ta'
b.alhe ana ies a. iltiasy - In tacir adGr, L.
claim Blaine 10 b u 4rlsh uuea.e, an. sac a a
Lo-.1 Is the son q m l:.sh relvl II pS lt.....-
-.3GG'c En-s.a4I @..d Str pllcy, and ,l..
biaidH Tor AIS congressional action Ia lAe tr.s, c
cas-. ana claim that r.cig, Ton Is sum 81 al. -b,,i
diA Nee irlue tue . SVTi'Satr II al evil
- adde's am. ca. dIc II ,n"d b. A. l. Norris Z.
OF Ne" Nic', chairman, ana John J. II,....ll y.
Ohio, secretary.
DR. opCSNErL Nor AREIyEp NKr-pr p'nan-
r' The 4tf'eT Cla i-G LuJ made An aliIy9T,le =,
las oity up % tlre o'clock. Tlv chief af polls. -.
bt4tln '.e SlA h" does Tot know anythislg q las
y ' u n't'e IA tiat c,.. ANA he Will .r,i. 81
Tie ponce ~ las t4ty Maj Train he taAos loY n -
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ys@ccofion n. Fsvc uo,.h

Rye BEACH v "A. August 4.-The Farmers club
ana IA lion ~ gentlemen from New York
'tiJ other c.itS. VII give reception TO the ofiirer,
OF ile Greeiy rUltrl expedition ana OF the North
Atlantic squadron at the Farragut house tomorrow
evening.
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A Row WITH CIRCUS MKN-Frlday night, after
the performance OF O'BrienS circus at Portsmouth
the grounds, enforcing their demands with tent
stakes and stones although no resistance had been
offered. one lady was struck in the stomach with
man had an arm broken. Several others were
injured Shooting was then res0rted to, but the
circus men.
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In the matter o. the estate OF Francis Drum
moRd, o. Baltimore, whose VIII beCIPatheS the Du!k
o! his property 10 st. agnes hospital III that city
Nj. y. 7. Bailey has fled notice of cavcat To the
admission cf the viii to probate, and 10 granting %
letters to torgia Farrell.
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Waiting for the Fifteenth.
ERNMEET CLERKS AND THE REPUBLICAN {

PAlGN FUND.
The republican finance committee have not been
very successful In collecting money from the gov
eminent CLERKS and are now waiting for the 18th
Oh H. month, when, they say, they expect big
harvest. Dr. Adams offers to bet that as per cent
OF the clerks viii contribute "Some may curse
and DAMN" he says. and declare that they won't
give Z cent, but they'll come down among the
t.aJ.D
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STEAMERS.
n A L D L y F.

Y DTICT
=. = = ,. u = T =
TIE CTN1TD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LIMITED.
BETWF-N MN YCSt. AND ITtFtPUUL.
CALLING Al tDiA HAt8ok.
FROM PIER %. y =, NJ" YORK.
GlrI1A....-. yyei-. are 6 oHFGaS- vi, sgt 3
AuRASIA Vel AJ3. 10 c4LLIi....-- = ID, sgt 10
BoTHSIA- We'd. aux 20 ACEsSJs-.---N-Jl. SEPT. t.
We'd Aux u 30 .sSIA W 81, Sept n
AND EVERY W BSE~!AT tEpI NV YORK
RATS OF PRSsAoE-@oJ, $50 and Sl0o. ACCORDING
&c BCcC 2 r,iCl!stIJ,.s.
emo! and Cuetls-.vI an all Cte. parts Il EuICie
lowest lateS
Throu-h bills of laden gwen for Belfast GLASGOW
Esvre. AE'SerPaIi other Orts te e. tI-;lt and
tor 2ietltsr-gi ports
Tor fr,~lt lJ Isssze ay9'y a. tho Co1r7-ly> ficc
Ne 4 : l.i-- Fss - tctl st 10 an tat-i. t.
OTIS BIG ION / g. eUS al st.. Is a~.is.. -a., D. l.
hEENUN Il BROWN - TO- Eev J atE-
Or TO Ness OTIS EiaEf-,yW s. 10.
isl SEQ ftt street. Washington
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4 FEMALE CR.,;K FROM y1RarSr

7 NM. IKA''k FROM |IhUTNIA.-A c0IOftI
woman naGne. Mary jane Griffin, who claimed TO be
tn virgin Mary. WIS taken TO police headquarters
tbs Tl0rln!r- she WAS attired III white dress and
wor. 4 sfsG over her shoulder as a token. as she
SAID. OF Eef holy character. She stated that she
mad been III THIS city three months anu had d
Tor Hr5- Sieatidg on Z street southeast, August
Eiediel1J Oh 81. street southwest, MIS-. Thomas
Clark GA the Navy Yard and other persons. iLr
police sent her 10 her home IA Essex Va, where,
she said, she owns = house and Is acres ot land.
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a DREAM THAT WAS SADLY RE

DREAM THAT WAS SADLY REaITZFp.-A letter
was received ty tie editor Of the Troy Times from
Judge 4. Ii. Daley, Of Brooklyn, Saving a!at While
on the steamer saratoga Thursday night he CGTf
a SAD story from the lips Of AiTs. ioAAUlleT. whose
husband recently committed suicide while f. TIE
New York Tombs. IIe left Troy, she SAID, under
promise OF getting wor6 in New York. and failing
10 90 30 he eap.1 overheard from the steamer. IGi
was rescued. lie was Then locked up IN tie 10llts
aid hanged himself. The poor woman said e1-
had dream the night Of .Juiy Il Tat 4ler Sl--
band hid taken his lie, and aIler 4 long search
found her dream realized.
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Cr.A1kI uL-COMFORTING
EPPS' COCOA.
IkEAkFASC

IsNE "OTTOr GAS ENGINE
i.eqd;rs no boiler avoids all extensive attendance
u tiile no handling OF incl. and ashes 1t is
1sto tatensiNely Tor running Passenger snd Freight
14N%t'iS, Sewing AachlDee, Neat Choppers Printing
sro tinoe raphic Presses Coffee Mills Kcasters Psr
81 i.elIi.- Machinery. IAthes. &c &C. This engine
uis s4tL 1tEte slnoothless Aid regularity Of speed
gu at simplicity OF mechanism ~
toc particulars To prices At nfSco ~
Washington Gas Light Co. ~ VIA
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ESCAPED FROM THE TRENTON PHIsoN-Anthony
Menu escaped from the state prison at Trenton, n.
j., Friday evening. He was working with other
walls all day, and was not missed until after the
men were taken in for the night. No one saw him
60 An alarm was sent out at once. bYt no trace OF
county. and had served all but seven months Of
a thTee-yearS sentence He was So years old.
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Disastrous THUNDERBoLr-On Thursday q
heavy thunder storm passed over the town OF
Naples. \. i. NeghbOrS OF s ID. Fox. q farmer
saw d thunierb0lt descend and apparently striks
FoX'S house. they ran TO The house, and found
Fox and sen. who were the only inmates Of the
house at the time, In a semi-chn,cous condition.
The lightning did not stFtke the house, but had
struck a tree near the house. killing three VAL
liable COWS, a tTo-year-Old bl0oded bull and four
teen sieep Standing under and about the tree.
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TO sAl'tIoiA AXE ,ro,,e.,
Al CAT5EILL NCCNTAlEI
oS-T ALL RAIL AND FAELoE CsR T.THz
LAKE. GEORGE.

Trains N >ev- Io-. pas -,o-> a-,i I'rFal7 Tg- hv
" --s7e - .4,,.l -t l.S.# 4.syr- -...v- Je-5.y
L ,-st.-9 ~ .---.' 4.---- IS JOS vs.
s-Al-S 4r-N - T. a.. 90. GTr--sfz.y- >a.-.J-a
2 4. .,-,'I, - - ~, - = IL. 'ia1t-.s. Il
u Es-.. t.>-4-l- L.tt- O--s = s.si4.g-c tlli.c5
s..lsal..t MOUNTAIN sTFcTtt- o.7e ar.-tr-
~ q ! a-t-rri-l 80 pm, C--.- Lils-i --J5 PIN
-, 1.,i't.r $. 1o1- srl-s--:ve A-Fa-y , IN.
I'll >ili-- i'n- Sls-. z.l TIA =-1p
= IN. N'-gsra AIS I--lS III F4rlJ~ cars l. -
ts1 s.;@so:. I'm 5 -. Ni...i. I.lt-.
1877 "a e--t g.-t-s.liL aIy.fst.TN Y
p = IL" ~--ir So lio;.i Es-s.--I 5-i1 Pm,
t'4a- g i-- .1 PA. ---tS 10
o. i@riOr Ca jersey oiiy L s.J..-l All I-ke
,-sl.sTo,5A And CtTsFIII. MOUNTAIN I'M
Ilt4t "a" pa Er4re Hotel Ia All ga 1-s.l.
o. Iasti s. - f--Ii Sara.C-a .. ssk ttgr-.
y ~ IL. =, i--li IL. :" .Jli tlr~ e. Ca
= sttii-t-- ~ TEs.tS-- i;s'--E .4fl-- tx i-.EtS
" lsJe- '-i-5 ly.--.1 J. Il am
s.rsi-- IS thence 4 1-n.EeaL Inc w. *
LIZ -e-,- .-lEta-. - 80 Ii connect ;
~ "a si.1 =, u M limited 81 J.rS-y tIty
=. Ipf iis-, l.au "a .-z r. - y ut.
az -'ei -erTy =; 1- -o. Trans ,iog-- N,T- loFA
G..
aTly 70 cry or rect 'cert & Ter, ! 7; for con-
Ii-ie -'-es -4Ae.s ard Var.or ia - I;.rlo-
tar chairs ft'i -" station .rE.t. H. adv nee
Iior q. = dffen - Asr-'t Ill4I C.l -. Tenn. 4. -.
et@s1CA. jersey cary. Ne2S Jer- -
LENIi4 NO FIT ser Pass -.
Z - TO-
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Or,1,,. S,ronrc sr-,n.v >-,n,lr rnct

Vt-h. NAIFtV'H NTA1 NIJuI It.t
saloons On PeDn6y a4i;i avenue opened their doors
att t-d good business. SuppoSinS tile police 10 Do
Daley took advantage Of III" opportunity cffe-ed
and captured ~ sa.C0Hist5 who N:l pIOpiLly pay
$50 each into The District treasury.
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TIE EE11Er sH,rs 70 SAIL FOR NEW York.-rn

Acting Secretary OF the Navy this afternoon re-
ceivca the following telegram from Secretary
Chandler at Portsmouth: commander Schley
VIII leave Port 5G9Gth Tomorrow a. m with three
relief ships, arriving IN New York Tuesday morn
nF a II O'Clock, wth orders la deliver remains at
Governors Island, rs directed by Secretary Lin
coin or Gen. Hancock, and Wait further orders at
New IOrhr
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a DISABLED OCEAN STEAYER.-The steamer
LTdan Monarch left London for New York .Iuly
19th. one OF Iii" cylinders uursted July 25th,
f 5f sG sfvsa at on SSara ns ss
from New York reports that she spoke the L! dian
Monarch on Thursday last, in latitude as degrees
west in i disabled condition. She refused assist
aucG.
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Twelve young men, having finished the novitiate
took the religious vows and united themselves 70
the Redemptorists' order Of the Catholic church az
Annapolis yesterday.
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SUMNER CLOTHING
NOW AT HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE
This line consisting mainly of SEERSUCKER SUITS,
SERG SIi;, SUITS ALPACA COATS. MOHAIR COATS.
STRIPED LINEN COATS, WHITE AND STRIPED
VESTS &C.. &c. Take advantage of this golden orpor-
tunlty never was offered before
:S''' Mems SUITS at s reduced from & Be-
$40, =" $40
Boys. Suits at g. 50 reduced from o.
$3.50 " So
$500 @i1
Childrens' Suits, Sailors; also, Jackets Pants
Traces put down half their actual value
~ 3 SUIT Jacket p:a''' now at s g. g
AL made Of the very best fabrics and styshly got
ten w.
TO- DAY
Weput on our counters about 150O pairs odd Mems
and Boys Pants. which viii be closed out really half
Asss Mems Pants now sls9
IL !. !: !: x$ sSS
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FATHER AND DAUGHTER DRowNED.-Peter Don

nelly, night Waterman at the Osborne house, isle
OF Wight, ana his little daughter were drowned
see him, bringing one OF their little girls They
went out bathing some distance from the
hotel grounds. The mother was ON the beach aud
the father WAS swimming with the girl on his back
Suddenly lie called for help, but IL CAME LOO late,
and both were drowned.
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welded AGAIN AT 65.-The Rev. John r. Curtis
retired Methodist clergyman IS years Old living
Mrs. Louisa Hoover, aged is years She had been q
widow FOR eighteen Years. When a little girl she
was member OF Sunday school class OF which
MI curtis was teacher, and she was married to her
first husband by him.
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NOAH WALKER 4 co.
;e2A e25 Pennsylvania Ave
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Tsse SiFGsoa = Track.


SARATOGA, y Y, August f.-Thc racing was con
a cool breele, The track in 2G0! condtISa and
the attendance moderate. Fist TaCe-purse 500
OF which $50 10 The second: entrance dee nunJyin
i!ng and sex allowances; one mile and an eighth
Abba won coed race b. thrge-quarttr, OF :. length
NaJt!e second, and Cardinal AlcCIosky Third. Tine
1:51H.
second raca-,,ursc $3.50. Of which $50 to second;
entrance free lCr 3year-O!ds; AUn-w.nuin- allow
anccs; mile and half \ IugOng. -. r. Woodward
Won easily by two ielgtAs. poHhaLou second, and
NanitODl third. TiiAn. 1891.
Ile third race. purse 5000, thgec-fourtns Of 8
mile was run IN styy Shower and Won by Gal
aXy by hall lcugtu.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

=, I.NEKIlATTANOLE Nl-:s EVEN F-S'rKErT
- y. "a : evcTy 81 MAY TUESDAY and TuU4.SDAi
at oc4.Cl for NettOx Greek.
'!ay " .es,'aS sand FVi.ays stopping at intermediate
as14-s -ts and .cturl-llE So touches at Grin
de.'S tt.I -unhzys and Tuesdays down and Nednes-
ay- al. al. ttaI 4 Point and BItt wharf Thursdays
.,=Sa Mondays lid Wednesdays no Freigits Te-
ce.N e d4-iy q. i j Ne, Agent
Eth street wharf.
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rE'Eos. L wAGGANAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
SQUARE 7is
fy virtue Of d5ed Of trust recorded in Iiher No S
~ i lilo +tl, It Il the land records uf thexsT,
Ds,l1et oi Columbia and by leu' = Of the party -
- stctI'd TIE tiaefTFhed Viii oflcE tCr sale, at
IUtllc &UCt-o2 III 'front.' II the IE-I..Is Is = rs
bA4. AUGUST siXTH. 16S4. at HhI F-rAsT FIVE
O'CLOCK p nj. Lots II to -. both inclusive. 80 to a.
toil elusive lots 70 ana 30 lots 81 ~ both i,ic-
sFe an. lot -. II &ajlgu w. Fit eras sulii vision
q lots IL sgulrc .i5, said subdivision recorded in
bonh TO- folio li9 OF tie surveyors Office Of said Dis
trict.
Terms: Cnetlird cash balance IN three eq,laI Install
,ehts II SIX twelve and eiFntesl months from day If
safe 1sr which notes OF iJIChaser d interest from
dS OF sale. att. secured by decd Of pro psrty
-olI vii lie taken deposit Of 20 eal lot VII be
H'-u VIII D. at purchasers cost Il terms are not
coliie It II seven days from sale property viii he
itsU.,t at TsA and COS Il dltaUlt-ug lJJrg Easer
D-o-O&dS IAbS. i. NAaGAli ~ Trustee.
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r IEBIG C0MPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT FLAvoRI,sa
kTOCE FOR SOUPS. MADE DISHES AID
SAUCES ANNUAL SALE. A000.0v0 jas
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable tonic. lis Q success ,nC
boon Tor which nstions should feel srGte-
. 1Ul@Ses Medical FruAs ~Iancct. a.
Genuine only with the fac saniIs Of Ga-o,
4AebSs Siensturs in Blue lux across tho
Frsph having been largely used by deai.Ts
With no connsctaon with Baron Iie,de. liis
Public are Informed that the IaelAc fion,-
leny alone can ofef The article Vit6 haxoa
Lebs's GUARANTEES Of genu1nenaR
LIEBlG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
10 be had Of al S,oreltepers (;roceTv "a
Chelnistk Sole Agents for the 6niS,d STA. a
Wholesale only) O. Dayid Z o. Fnpohurra
sSsnua. London. knGlapd mSH
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The Sear1er I'. Capt W g. CieoChe3an WIN rcs1lrls
La .fe~ - I:al;sil1re and River Landings, SUNDAY
AazGl h leaving SttI EersOi's wharf at pm;
H-iiii.41Te :or ";sh.Lgton every FRIDAY a. PIN
. .--.lt received u'itii { pm. Saturday oNLL
90 liver II .EIt must Le Pre- paid
70, LErr accommodation uIelualled
A;Iytp S4tIii-NaUN Y BRO seon.a
flh2-ern III, s.-00t h.,
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FFYIOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

fE'dOiiS DCNLINO, Auctloneer
TIE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
CHEMICAL WORKS CONPANy," INCLUDING
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL ON HAND ok
GETTING SOME SUIIHATE OF AMMONIA)
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
at TWELVE O'CLOCK ", in front of the works of the
Company. CT nth street. between q and IL streets
southwest, consisting OF its LEAD SUIPIURIC ACID
CHAMBER. Iu0x15 and II t-et lilh, with front and
BACK towers 5X5 and 10 feet high pan capacity $50 900
lbs tai approximate n!easreluentsl; three SUI. bur
FUlnsCes tor 50 h. CHARGES hourly: four Retort Fur
haces. includ Glass ketortS reducing pans, ETC. for
tie 1aErfacture II OH Of .trio tozether with all
BRlC X AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
with, as wei all tools, inTtm and machinery
aTp.rtainins thereto. Also Its BRICK AAMONIACAf
FhGIukt AND BRICK STOCK. and l.ATENTED
AllMpNI tCAL S IAN STILL for the distilIation of
AAnuNIACAlI GAS l. njOK and the manuiactu.e Of
Surhate of Ammonia. including Boilers Pumps. SAUL
raIors tvaHOrators steam Drying Table iIen4ntS
tools and macn, OF every Kind opeTat az the
oIeTa ion and has producing Caacity Of from two
Thousand 10 i've thousand pounds SUP daily Con-
tract for the Aoniaca Gas 4uor transferred
to the purchaser OF the works
1hls sale VIII be- made ON account of MI p. Bauer,
purchaser at the IUblic sale OF this prop rty March
Istl. 1885,.
Terms of sale Ccsh within five DAYS: all conveyan-
chg AT iasis cost deposit of 500 forfeit money
required III time Oi sale
tor further PARTICULARS inquire at the Office Of the
company
"IHE WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS co."
aH--ct5 G2l Pennsylvania Avenue.
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THONAS BOWLING, Auctioneer

S'dShAS DOW LING, AuctlOneer.
SALE OF DESIRABLE real. ESTATE, SITUATE
Al IHk NORTHEAST CORNER OF l AND
TWELFTH STREETS NOHTHEAST
BY yiftue of deed e trust ted Esd day OF July. A.
ID Ihc3 AT duly recorded in liter No 1851 folio 10
u the lard records of the District OF Columbia aud at
the request of the person secured thereby, viii sell
II I1bIlc ton. III front the premises on II i,S-
Dhl, the TWtlIIH DAY OF AUGUST. A. d. 1891, at
AZ PA 1--WE O'CLOCK T. NJ the fo.lJwiia, de-
sGii real estate stuEtc il the city 81 Wa-hiH on. IL
IL SAID District. Known and isnV1lishCd and being
lots lnS rr tlHTtyI.lle $50. forty t.) and rt-0s
a. II oliier' aciier Il IL su5dlvIsinu Of certain Oriz
flaI tots IN square EulI.)ec thousand tIId
tl2l those lots have frontage of about 100 feet On
isret a.; about ISo feet Oh i2tL street northeast
ar u!;npTOyed.
ieriAs # sale: Cnetfrl cash; balance in six twelve
a.i1 eighteen months. viii interest from day sale. 1T
SIX Fer centUin aIiUUu 70 be- secured by decd IL
trust On premises sold. al cash option lur
cl|5tr ! deposit q klO0 rcqu red day sale Il
tiIe tiis O. siis are not cun led with within
ys t.ie tfns'es r-erye tie ri-ht to resell aid Prem
1S's after t1e' 90 days notice h Ey ming
star 1T the risk ad cost II TIE eiauIltin- purchaser
ConyeyaLeiAs and rgcurttns a cost OF purchaser.
WILLIAM -EIIWINCi,t ,r.,-.
L. ii. BEHGMANN, 'lA7'ees'
iy30-GSiI
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