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.UNCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers.

Under . decree Of the Supreme Court District OF "a
Columbia IN equity cause No. 1884. Whalen ct al! &
offer for sale to the highest bidder In front of prem
tses, at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON the TWENTY-sEC-
OND DAY OF JULY, 1884. that frame dwelling ami
lot in Shafts alley between LIST and I'd and and 6
streets northeast Washington city. O.. and all the
property being known As lot in square No 725 i'll said
city and District
Terms Of sale $50 earnest money on acceptance Of
bid to le forfeited nop acceptance compli-
spce with the trIDs OF sale with days. Lalance Of
purchase money III ten days trom day Of sale convey
ancinG at purchasers cost and property be sold at
purchasers cost. terIns not coupled with i'll
days CHAS $ MOORE Trustee
1e2T-20t Office ass LOuisa avenue, city
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TRusTEE'S sALEoE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
L ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHW EST.
b. virtue of deed OF trust from John W. Burns. ~
trustee Mary Griffin and james c. Griffin dated 1:S
land record OF the Ds:r ct Of Columbia in 1ber No.
8O3. folio 4O2 will sell at auction. in front Of the
OF july 1854, at HALFzPAsT FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ,
OF Lots and c. in E. Caruss subdivision Of Lot
No 2. in square DO. $50 Washington, D. e.
This Ierty has frontage OF II feet ~ inches
width about 100 feet to siey Is feet wide and
proved by good and substantial BRICK dwelling being
No. 1881 New Jersey avenue northwest.
ISAAC HENRY FORD. Trustee,
No. 4Ol 7th st. n. W.
WEEKS CO.. Auctioneers. jy17-d&ds
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TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
AND WEST

WLkEI5. 2o4 10Th STREET NORTHWEST
~, CArr<f Lining Felt ShoSInzLers Anti squeaA Port
1ao sild Aop CeiIienIA Lane kla.Ies. l1teh. Felt
oAu' tEock2 La. 1lns. ala
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WOUNDED With AN AKA,

WOUNDED WITH AN AxR--At l1k O'Clock this
morning. as Daniel Maloney and ESsel Bogel, EN-
ployed by Col Rockwell, were cutting down a de-
cayed tree In the Howard University grounds the
axe slipped from Bogel's hands aid struck Maioney
In the head, INJECTING q very bad wound
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The New York Stock Market,
Ihefollowing are tho opening ana p. N. prices
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. II. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE.

NAVY PAY OFFICE. nc ,,,r 10 ,,s.
SEALED PROPOSAL. in duplicate. to be ind"rs
G Nsas f0f uRP: VIZ e EsS' Hs q ~ fs': LUZ
s4 for articles to be delivered at the Navy Yard wash
int5o e. free OF any e1p.n.s to the zen
Bureau Ordnance
OF ft s M Ms Sa Arscs. elias:
Ingot COPPER; 'E" BLOCK Tin. No. III. grinding Ma
Tor lids be mad oe person .ha
IN rho !: Which i.
and tie right reserved 10 reject any or ~ o,as ne
ioTmance-
jy21-4t Pay Director. U.S.N., Navy Pay A. ent
pRoPosALs FOB LUMBER -
cr o, WASHINGTON: July 7: l.s4
uh Gfe III M Ta y {. nj
SIAM. for the below described Lumber. to Be de-
verel at the Navy Yard. Washington. D. CT in Twenty
jet to tile usual Inspection and conditions viz:
I ssTg s sq i,ns S,,s Quality no.
1900 elbow Pine first quality. not less
1905 let -: No. : White Pine, to average lain.
500 A lnaia ana WALNUT, to ayer:ks 14in
No person shah be received ass contractor who +
to s a. ss res sd 70
al 9d seo R.. required ss t on b the D Ss
Navy Yard. TROo. II. LOCKER.
NAT1 PAY oFF W.s,,saro,. D c July 10. 1884.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate to be orsed "propo;
T@EvE t. Tie E TIM Day II JULY
hGr Be Of at h to the
aent and subject to the usual inspection and conda
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Ksgu sition No 500 tons Cumberland l coal No To-
awarded by acquisitions Schedules and blank forms
FOG bids to be had at this office No person shall BE- re-
REGULAR dealer in tine article, which he Offers y sup
Responsible security required en the bids fer faithful
jyis-4t Pay Director. q. s e. Savy Pay Agent.
'9REAsUKY DEPARTMENT.
OFFIcE SUPERINTENDENT OF Bv1L1IEa..
ss ss so: hs eysss.s =.
SyG Ct ns I ToS & tas Tr yn TM9
brown and board aud BIDS should speaity
the prize Per one 1uadred pounds for eseh kind The
10y the &c T HssaSa the
Of sh purchaser and It the Convenience Or the Depart
nent usually once month";. AID prompt payment
The department reserves the right to reject any
The b vii b s1 resussd furnish
hona i'll the su of two Thousand dollars conditioned
bids LIQUID be endorsed Prop sails i.r Waste Paper"
and u dressed To- the Secretary OF the Treasury.
jyl t-5t CHAS. j. FOLGEk. Secretary.
IlROPOSALS FOR FUEL
Il DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON d. e., July 10. 1884.
Sealed Proposals will be receiv j until TWELVE
O'CLOCK M,WEDNESUAY, JULY 1WENTY-THR Sc,
terror during the fiscal year ending june 3d. 1885 In
strueons to bidders will be furnished on application
at uifice of Custodian, ROOM 104. II. NJ TELLER,
jyII-eo5t Secretary,
pROPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK
Il T., +; Z : 7, TE 1tsl 4 7 S CAPITOL
July TO- 1884.
Proposals Will be received at this Office until TWt LIVE
O'CLOCK NJ the TWENTY-sIXTH INST. for furnish
ing cutting polishing and setting the Marble AID Gran
IT. work tor t lille sections of the north with
STEPS and plant case at the q. Capitol.
Plans and 81 ecitcatlons can be at this Office
EDWARD CLARK,
jylO Architect u s CAPITOL
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auchonsers.
TUESDAY MORNING,
JULY TWENTY-SECOND,
AT TEN O'CLOCK.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS, MATT1N0S,
It Al OUR SALkskOUMS.
CLOSING AUCTION SALES OF DRY GOODS AND
~ NOTIONS
AT 9os SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
DAILY AT hALF. Asst TEN A. NJ,
Commencing TUESDAY, JULY IWENTY-SECOND
and ending on SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY-S1xTH
The Stock Consists Of
Black and Colored Silks,
Dress Goods. c. shmeres Table LnenA
Towels Napkins. White Goods,
Fine Silk Umbrellas, Hosiery, Corsets.
Underwear, Flxnnels. Blankets.
SheetinGs and Domestics, &C.
Purchasers specially invited to attend this per
enptory sale. Terms cash
jy21-6t IL FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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MANHOOD RESTORED By USING A BOTTLEOR
w two Of DH. BROTHERS. InyiEorating Cordial
Viii any of Seminal Weakness. Nervous Do
t'.!ty and Iir0tency 1t iIuparts yxor the whols
system 9AS street southwest. ty21- Inn
I AIDES YOU CAN CONFIDENTLY CONSULT Da.
4 = BROTHERS,. slS Ii ST Particular attention
s to al diseases peculiar to Ladies. lnarred rsngie
Al and Ovarian troubles Thirty
seven Atars' experience. ty2I-lms
MADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR La.
~ dies All female complaints quickly cured Can %
consulted daily ut 1915 9Th street northwest Office hours
ifCnl To o'clock PHI with Ladies' only iy2l lin'
nk. LEON THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
only ril&ble Ladies PLY sician i'll the city 10
Cu~E;ei daily 80 Missouri avenue, first south
a. HvnnsS ivaIi sveiue, between Sd and Az streets All
female complaints a. irregularities quickly remov j
PROMPT treatment Correspondence and onsultations
sirIctiy confidential. separate Tor ladies' ONCE
LCHfe-l 10 ana b 10 3. ,eIC-ILs
- FAD AND BE WISE--DR. BROTHERS. COG ST
southwest appeared before and made oath that
he the oldest Established Expert Specialist In this
ca! ami VIII guarantee in ali of
and tI..II-h Medicine CHARGE the poor fur
Isted Medicine irr. Consultation and advice free at
any hour during Tie CAY Subscribed and sworn to bs-
tor Ite by DR. BROl HERS. April I'd. 1884
leLT-lu' SAMUEL H. WALKER Notary Public
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The Baltimore Markese.


y ss
ss :ss:s
III a. sy : Do family:
love- :ssiss
DC wass4 !sa nj see
Sid; August. se,fassss; sspte@Ser NsaStX. 6csScc
90 sRd i's
fssa1 xss'n eco s' hy: 7a sss
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S s'ss. q se Z a: S:si:
e1ssnsrZi 1870 fss; stsS;a1S. Hs.s fsE.l:ss 1s.t
5:s:is SSs;: 80:
r. e. Ss,ss:i Sc. S.s
Sushs: g S corn 5000
The Chicago Markets.
cS%Sqly sss seminal: Aass;.s 8 Sd Ssgss%ssr
~ 90 NY Hs.oesI ~ * a fssa: ~ 81
sses:S:; ~ Ssi:s a:' SsnyE M
SsSssSbs4 III; 5ssSts aoa n0n'' August '
The Petroleum. MARKET.
r.eT ss: opened P Il ss 60 q Nth eEss
GIN. LoNosrRI.r 10 ~ ASKED 70 Rnlox-
Upon the recommendation Of the Attorney General
the President will ask for the immediate resignation
OF Gen. James LongstreSt as marshal OF the state
Georgia The cause for the removal Is the lrTegu-
lar manner In which the duties OF the once were
conducted, a. shown by the investigation Of the
Springer committee It Is generally believed that
Mr.: John E Bryant WIN be appointed IN his stead,
although no information on this point can be OBJ
tanned at the White House.
TIE President has dismissed Plato Nelson, col
ector of customs for tho district OF Corpus Chris
Tex, and has appointed In his stead James w.
clark, the present special deputy COLLECTOR.
Nh JARR11T'e CoHnISel0N.-The commission q
MI. jarrett, Of Pfttsourg, TO b commissions Of
labor statistics u stun withheld by the President
and the chances for his securing that o6lce are
rapidly growing lesA
NOTHING HEARD FROM CoNNnsIoNYR PATToN-
Nothing has been heard from DR.. Patton, the newly
appointed commissioner OF navigation, and e e not
known when he WIN report for duty.
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VTNHOs. J. FISHER co.. Real Estate Brokers'

PERENPTORY SALE OF FIVE CHOICE BUILDING
LOTS ON STREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NOkTHW EST
TEETH, at FIX O'CI. OK, in front Of the pre- g1&1
misses, we shall sell five choice building Lots1
fronting each 20 feet south side Of street between
18th and streets back l20 feet to 20 foot
public alley
Terms: ne-thrd cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with Interest secured deed of trust de-
post Of 800 will be required at time Of sale
IHOS. j. FISHER CO.,
,y1e-dkds 1924 street northwest
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The Efanchise Demonstration.
The TRADEa' PROCESSION IN LONDON TO-DAY.

LONDON, July 81.
As the procession was starting from the embapk-
ment several loud explosions were heard near the
government oflces. The crowd was greatly
frightened, thinking 1t was dynamite, and thous-
ands made O rush for whitehall The scare was
ended when 1t was found that the explosions
were the salutes which the horse guards were
firing in honor Of the birth Of the duchess Of
Albany'S son. Before the procession started tho
Thames embankment presented an unbroken array
and trees
The trade societies carried the emblems, and
among these was banner borne by the tailorS,
which represented Adam and Eve after the fall.
DENoUNcING TIE HOUSE OF LORDS.
the resolution prepared TOR submission to the
meeting protests against the rejection Of the franz
chise bill by the irresponsible and unrepresentatlve
house OF lords, expresses approval Of Nj. Glad
stones action and declares that 1.-THE
OF impeding the popular will which the lords exer-
else is not conducive to the welfare OF the people
and the peace and prosperity Of the country.a
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OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN IN
VIRGINIA.
Latest Foreign News By Cable.

TIE NEGOTIATIONS AT SHANGHAI
LONDON, July GA dispatch from shanghai to
tne Times states that q respite Of five days has
been granted pending the negotiations which are
now proceeding between the vtceroy Of Nankin and
N. Patenotre, the French ambassador, who are at
Shanghai.
AN AMERICAN VESSEL ABANDONED.
LONDON, July 2l.-The American bark Jonathan
Bourne, from New Castle, N. s. W., for Manila,
mas been abandoned In sinking condition. The
passengers and crew have landed at APO, one Of
the Philippine islanda
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RANGE OF THE THRRNoMIroR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief signal
omcer Today a. n., 63.5: II d m, ,5.S; pm,
79& Maximum, % Z: minimum. So
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Two sARAIoGA.
II LAKE GEORGE
ONLY ALI. RAIL AND PAELoR CAR LINE

Trains on New York. West shore and Buffalo Ry by
City Station o p Lnsylvauia X. Il. $ follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 9.U5 am.-Arriye Saratoga
35 pm. sldVsel Lake George 4:25 Montreal IL
pm ~ mt Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga. thence
10 Montreal
CATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:39 AMIR
rive Hotel haaterskl 30 PIN. Grand Hotel 2O7 IL
larlOr Cars.
DA1 EMPRESS. 1o:lj am--Arrive Albany y m ;
arUn springs pm COoP-Tst own pm. Utica $50
~. sy H. u q I:l0 II Rochester 1n:i0 pIn. Buffalo
lSam. Niagara Falls l1.5S ParlOr Cars to Al
ny. Sharon Stlrln = GHd Niagara Falls
-ARATO6A AND CAiSKILL MOUNTAIN TX
itSS. II 40 aIn.-Ar i've Hotel kaaierskil Sis m
and Hotel Us pm. SaTat, M tseur,e
III Par!Or Cars Jersey CIiy ~ SARATOGA and Lake
orxe
SARATOGA AND CATSEILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
.IED. 345 P-m-Arrive Hotel KaGterskIIl 90 p m,
Grand Hotel AZ Pm. SaratO-a 30 pm. LAX George
40 40 m Montreal. SD with arur Cars L.
hi Mountains tn saratoga Buffet Iarlr Car leaves
a-l ntOn Ou Penn-y lv@l4Ia *. l. tTuJL sl5 a
saratoga. seeIvrs tllrnc 10 Montreal The New Ork
llILlieSi leaves Nasfl-tuu IL 54U IN. connecting
With Saratcka and Cat II Mt Liniiel jersey tlty
Ak fOI slI2!s round tri tickets by est shore route
ard avoid ferry al ALI long through New NOrA
city.
Apply to City or neTot Agent Of Penn r for com
rlete time tables tickets and Ta-Ior cha - Paror
Car chairs from Je C1ty Il IL advance
oIon All caiicn IL AGENT Pullman CT Co Penn X L.
station. Jersey city. New Jersey
HENRY MOI EFT Gen. lass Art
-s-b-Sn a state STREET. New York.
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WEEKS i CO, Auctioneers.
LYON TRACY. Real Estate Agents.
H 5l3 It'll street northwest

DfON TRACY, Real Estate Agents.
IL 5l3 7th street northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, On NICHOLS AVENUE, LEAD
ING FROM WASHINGT n 10 FORT FOOTE
SOUTH IF AND ADJOINING THE LAND OF
THE UNITED s ATES HOSPITAL FOR THE
INSANE.
The undersigned Truste under deed in trust .
from the parties in interest, being the hers-at- III
law Of the late John Perkins. will sell public 0
Park grounds" on SATURDAY, July TWENTY
SIXTH, 1884, at HALF PAST SIX o'clock p. A.. the
real estate Of which the late John Perkins died seized and
possessed being the following valuable lot ground
and improv nnets keginning the southeast corner
OF tract call st. Ez. BETH" OF which this lot is
part stone marked An in the plat of said tract
the west side Oh the road leading the Navy Yard
bridge to Pscataway and running thence with the line
of said road n. l214 deg E 1850 perches; n deg. f.
81 GO ierches; thence for q dividing line N 81 deg W.
G9 perches to tie stone wall enclosing the south line Of
tn United states lunatc Asylum grounds thence with
said line @ deg T. 60 perches to the beginning stoue
said road containing acres three roods aid
seventeen perches q a. rds. II PSI; distant and
half miles from the city limits.
Terms Of SALE One third cash the day OF sale; the
residue in two equal insallents of and two years.
with INTEREST," the deferred payments be secured by
the notes and dee OF trust from the purchaser all
cash. at the option Of the purchaser deposit of 800
viii be required from the lurc. whose bid il accept
cd COnveyancinR. &c. at c. st Of the purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee.
32l ~ street.
DCNCANSON BROS, Aucts. 5yl5-d&ds
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= Rr1Es FoR EUROPE

Should take BRUNSWICK BERTH In use exclusively
tn INHAN STEAMSHIP LINE
These bers keep perfectly level under all conditions
OF weather. afOrCiug perfect comfort at niuht
thus doing with many Of the dsconiorts Of ocean
travel
INMAN s. s. CO uiraitedD
GEO W. Moss, Agent
apps rnGth3m oo5 Pennsylvania ave " ashington b
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I'd Edition.
Latest KILOGRAMS to The Stal.



Arrangements Made at Pistsburx-Del.
cgates Arriving.
PIrnHuRG, July 2l.-Aryxngements are about
SoMpieted Tor the national convention OF the pro.
nloition and home protection party, which meets
mere on Wednesday. Lafayette hall Is being
thoroughly oyefhauled, and when the decorations
are finished viii present an attractive appearance.
Not more than dozen delegates have arrived, but
within the next - hours It Is expected all
VIII De on the ground The BaItimere delegation
VII De the nrst TO arrive. They Will reach here
tnis evening and be met at the depot BY band and
IecepCon committee. Later the Ohio and western
Ta gations wli arrive, and Tomorrow morning the
Rev YORK and delegations from the eastern states
Wlu reach the city. Gideon F. Stewart, Governor
81 John and Dr.. r H. Mcdonald are the most
prominent ones spoken Of for the presidential nom.
malon. The latter Is being urged quite strongly,
aud IL Is said II nominated will head the campaign
Iund with subscription OF Q million dollars, and
even he does not receive the nomination will con-
rived, and u In charge OF his fathers Canvass
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN In
VIRGINIA.
A Ratification Meeting Az Harrison.
DHrK - senator Malone Makes q
Speech
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
HARRfsBuRG, Pa, July 21-The republicans are
holding ratification meeting here to-day. Post
master Sullivan, chairman OF the county commit
tee, pushed Dr.. j. B. Webb forward as chairman.
He introduced Gen. Malone, who up to this hour
mas been speaking Of state AFFAIRS He viii be fol-
lowed py John S. Wise, II. {. Parsons and Attorney
General Frank s. Blair. There are several bands In
attendance and by NO means large crowd.
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NOTHING H8ARD FROM CoNNnsloNER PATTON
Nothing has been heard from Dr. Patton, the newly
appointed commissioner OF navigation, and u q not
known when he win report for duty.
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DAlTINORE AND OHIO ifIROAfI
- IHE MOpfL FAST IIEE AND THE ONLY
VIA WASHINGTON
IOJBLI- LACE! JANNEY COUPLER,

l. L "
HE Ii BE nSJ, THG last AND THE wEsr
lot BLI. GIAGh, JaNSEY COUPLER
scBEpr1r N f stEEL E& sIlSn,y n-xr ,zu
iSs. TSTiL I rRri4YK N1TI - NJ 18th
lrave "sshinson from station cOrner Of New Jersey
foI !caso. oic.Ira louisville and ST Louis daily
~ :. M. ~ . IN 10 10 r n. with Itrgn:h
S'ihoqt ehanss. I0:I5 i daily to Cl.ca-o. except
Tor Iis,slur. at $50 m and 80 p n. daily 2. 40
M I ft,stu,- !eNriaEd and Dttro.;. With Sleep
IGr ToIsdQ ard D,t-1:, via Monroevile. Io.I5 a IN
daily with Sic = ior Toledo. Via WLr.l. u Lake
Trans :or Ia1ad,iPhia and New York At $40 a m.
IJ.l0 p Il. caiy, VI IA iar!Or and s-,Ilnx Cars at
Il. I-l,ii,.ore en- pssk days 5 ~ go 90 $40 90
aid 1910 a IL y ~ 20 - 4.Up oag. 80, 40
l. BsI,iHorc On sundays 20. s-av. $50 = N. ! -
lori on,s on ,he Shenandoah valley Railroad. 19.l5 a.
Annapolis, 40 4, m AMI L 10 and 40 p IT.: on
EoT Way ststo.I- bets arlington and Bai;i,lore
20 - > 70 a IL, !--iJ = H. > - ~. ~ and
20 J. Eor Ststlo;.s Netyvpolitau branch.
~ M a lH an r. ~ iyi,s e a.. T1 =, n@4y
branch ga. IL, Gsi.y Tor LsNn.ton ssaa..ou and
n daily for fr,irr II. so a. lc:I5 -
II daily except uItty-
Ior I.s rsto~u. lois and 5}5 IN daily except
Irasls aIrlvs from the ,st daily 20 20 H. ~
ffyI New York and Philadelphia, 255. 80 dai- j.
GO ! N. daily. oxCrpI Sunday
l.,iu Ann4rols. : 20 and l.JO and C:37 p In {;
sunday. 800 "a b.
Prom IfIIns,an. GO G4ily and 2:l5 p m daily
I.oI Freersck and intermediate POINTS %. A. n.
- = ~. and u ? n 'i.y excel su-oay; ~
Irains leave E4Itlu4Cre Tor Washington a: . o. 40
20 rs 80. .DU, . 10 aud lU.5u IL. II -. 10
OK ~ 20 L. ~ Q % s:oo a u. $780, s;Uo
A. iIa,ns iron Washington stop at Relay Station e1
Dor iqI,h,r ,.torma,iqn Apply at the Baltimore and
frnprS ALA .FeLae. oorner l4h str-t Whe-e orders
viii b- tAAen for tazAse checked and received AZ
X NJ CLESIENTs, NJ of T. Baltimore
Fi7 h LORD. t',21 PASSENGER Agent
TJ,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
1HE SHORT LINE TO TIE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
f8AM-NEW ORLEANS MAI. daily InaElnz clos.
Tsy * cp, Susfsy With 4 & o Ra.sS1y mi!
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New y "a and Nash
Washington and Atlantis to New Orc.as IarIor
SAP M@LoUIsyit.IE FAST LINE DAILY Via Char
POINTS Pullman Sleeping cars Washington 10
Isd PNNSOUTHERy MAIL AND EyPEEss Daily
q al points South and Southwest via DAN lie ard
ShAElot's Daily except Sunday with O. % tallway.
VIE ClarIotte ana atlsrta to New ORLEANS; also.
froru Washington Charlotte and Columbia u
Augusta Pul mal slc@Ilnr Car iEoH Washington
Manassas Division Train leaves WashinctOna. $40 Il
III and 5 40 n daily. except sunday.
NSrrenton trains leave Washington al 40 IN and
For tickets aud Information inquire at Company's Of
-sLAuGlfTEK. N MACDANIEL.
mario sol. HAAS Traffic Manager
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10 lie without peer III the wide world In fhs
treatment and cure OF Private. Nervous and Chronic
Diseases Los. Vitality Impaired Manhood aud Abuses
Ct thr system Bladder Kidney and all diseases Of the
UrinaTy CrYa2s. heceut positively cured Ia
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very Wednesday aud Saturday. from to ppm. q bis
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('HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE BE-
TWEE THIRD AND FOUR AND-A-HALF SIS
WI ST, BEING HOUSES NUMBERED 534 AND 336
, BY vrtu. and in pursuance OF decree passed ill a,
the cause Of Rudolphe johnson ct al arab Ann Iii
johnson ct al being cause No $3.50 in equity in the ~
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia We asIrus-
ties Oh TUESDAY. TWENTY 1SEG0NP G22d2 pay OF
NJ in front Of the premises offer for sale at public
ton the following real estate All that piece Parcel
OF situate and being in the City OF Washington
In the District Of Column ia, and known and designated
the ground plat plan Of said city Lot numbered
twenty-ope t2D. in square "a. laid down. di, Id d.
numbered and recorded the Office of the surveyor %
the city Of Washington The said real estate improved
BY brick but dngs suitable for dwelling and
business purposes.
Term. Of sale One third % cash. and balance in two
equal instamsnts payable al six 6) and twelve u2)
months from the day of sale the deferred payments to
draw six @ per cent interest per annum and the notes
cured By desd of trust the property, all cash at
the option Of the purchaser purchasers Said sale
be made clear OF all taxes assessments Terms must
be complied with within days from day of sale
Two hundred dollars deposit must be made when the
property is knocked down. Ali conveyancIng at pur
GEO. F. APPLEBY, Trustee,
40 9Th street northwest.
HENRY WIS GAkNETT, Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS Aucts jys-eo&ds
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers.

PEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE OF THE STORE
FIXIGRES, STOCK BOXfS S, IRON SAFE, &c sc,
FORMEkLY USED IN SHOE STORE, No. 426
SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
,s On TUESDAY MORNING. yULYIWENTY SECOND.
1854 commencing At TEN O'CLOCK, we viii SELL at
store No. 426 Seventh street northwest lProtts
Shoe Storea all the fixtures contained therein.
iyl9-N DUNCANSON BROS.