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THE SURGEON GENERALsHuP.
THE NATTER STILL UNsETrLKD-DR. HAMrL-
TON NAY REMAIN.

The surgeon generalship OF the marine hos
pital service is still unsettled. DIR. Hamilton's
resignation has not been accepted, and Il is not
known certainly that IL will be. Ex-senator
Mcdonald is expected in the city to-day, IL is
said, to look after the interests OF DIR. Walljng,
Mr.. English's son-in-law, and candidate for the
place.
reporter, who saw him at Wizards this morn
ing, that he was not championing any bodys
cause; that he was not seeking DR.. Hamilton's
him and Mr.. Mcdonald about the appoint.
ment, and that his visit to Washington at this
time had nothing more TO do with the marine
"An my connection with the case" he said,
was simply this: When I was here about the
Inauguration time Mr. Major an old friend and
OF DI. Matthews, whom had never seen, and
asked me to indorse and die them as
as an eminent surgeon and a very close
friends of his. I ipdorsed the papers for Mr..
Major Major, not 70, DR. Matthews, for I had then
them to friend to have them died
III IL ,sn, seems !, however, that -, they got
me to see about it, and was rather provoked at
me for not knowing where they were. SO
went to work to find them, and succeeded after
ment Of Or. Mathews involved the re.
the matter sne W With an lssT
hs e D hnf tsas be said
him and the friends of DIR. walling was that
MI English, learning that he had Endorsed DIR.
Matthews, called upon him as an old neighbor
and asked him not TO work too hard against his
son-in-law, and he (Mr. Hendricks) disclaimed
any interest In the matter, something of that
sort. Continuing, he said to the reporter that
he had never seen the President or any mem
Der OF the cabinet in the interest of DR. Mat
thews or any other candidate for the place. He
makes light Of the whole matter, and is annoy
ed at having 1t thrust upon him by the news
papers.
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For WEST PoINT.-Hugh Swain, Of Austin,
Texas, and Wallace r. Hunter, of Stormstown,
Pa, have been designated for appointment to
West Point academy.
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The following changes from yesterdays quota
noted to-day: q. s. 4las, 1891, coupon, 112A
bid, 1121a asked; do. reg, 1121s bid, 112as
asked. U. s. As, coupon, 1888 bid, 1885 asked;
imp. IS, 1891, coin, 114s bid, 1854 asked.
5Otyear fund, 1855, 1924. cur, 1151s bid,
bid, 1O1 asked North Gap. and o St., 42a4 bid.
Washington Gas, 4Ola bid, 4OA asked. George
town Gas ~ asked. Eire EN- Lns: 40 bid.
1O7s bid, IL asked. Riggs ms, Ga bid, 81
asked. Washington Market stock, 10 bid, 22l:a
asked; do. bonds, los bid. Washington Brick
Machine, 1O71a bid, ITO asked. Bank Of Wash
ington, rs bid. Citizens National Bank, 1O1
bid. Second National Bank, LOT bid. Penn.
Tel. Co., 81 bid. Chesapeake & Pot Tel Co.,
694a bid, 7O4s asked.
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AuCTON. SALES.
TO.MORROW.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TTHHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FRENCH PLATE MATTEL MIRROR TWO Two
WMAHNNpp S%%N RAKEes PsoSE sTTfEh h
skHscKTs VERY Syf T65T y soR RnE Raq II
THE FORM OF RUGS, B29 Ty d gkg PsfNT.
INtis AND STAIR sv GAKstIlLIk GAST AND
Nasty sTASRR NTH F FP sHPE
TukE n St sETs AND sEPARATE PIE FSl:s
FEA FAT HERE F PflIoWs and BoLsTERSs.
BLANKETS, sHEETs AND r sP Pr AZ VIZ WE
cHAIKs, VERY FINE DECORATED DI Il i Il
B EsT atA fFfs: W ANR ExrESsIoS
BBhEkE kf MAH9s4N1 fAER &C. &C. AT
70 On 1WEpNEsDAY; SEPTEMBER 1--WE. TWEST ny
1918 Rhode Island avenue. between 18th and 10Th
streets northwest shall sell very superior SSae
This firniturei in fine condition and should
the attention of buyers selS-dts
WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUCTION. THE, THE
g MEpN N s asP Mshsf iPNi NTH at
DAY TO d.2 TEM rrs ehs soe sale
gS on millinery coaks and underwear of all
sold Without shs is5
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of a decree of the supreme Court of 10
the District of Columbia, passed July 3Oth 1855, s:
In Equity No. $3.50 wherein Catherine. E..1
were defendants. 1 will sell at public auction
II fFSnS Of me premises
a; D. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following-described real estate, situate in the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia to wit: All
that certain piece or parcel Of land and premises
known and distinguished the eastern eleven Cd
feet and two 2 inches front by the depth thereof OF
lot numbered thirteen Q3l, in square numbered five
hundred 600, together with the imp, ovements,&c
Terms: One-ha1f of the purchase money to be in
cash. and the balance in twelve months the deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust the prop
erty sold all cash. at the option ofhe purchaser
deposit OF 500 at time of sale. All conveyancing,
&c, at the cost of the purchaser
BAINBRIDGE II. WEBB,
$40 Az st NV, Trustee.
DUNCANSON RROS,, AuctS, u3l-dtGdS
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SPECIAL
SALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF

SPECIAL
SALE OF SEVERAL PIECES OF
ELEGANTLY CARVED FURNITURE
IN MAHOGANY
Embracing Parlor Suite, six pieces; Mahogany Dress
ing Stand. Mahogany Writing Desk. beautifully
maid with brass and pearl; Mahogany Chif0nier
Plate Glass, Elegant Antique Writing Desks,
beautifully carved; Fine Turcomans and Lace
Curtains; now on exhibition. Being exhibition pieces
fore offered at public sale Sale to take place
DAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. at ELkVEN O'CLOCK pre-.
clSely Parties in search OF pieces should not fall
to attend. WALTER B. WILLIAMS d CO..
se22-2t AuctiOneers.
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Elected by Mexican Soldiers.

AMERICANS TURNED OUT OF MINES IN MEXICO
ON TRUMPED UP CLAIM
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Sept. pa special from
Eagle Pass says: Reports have reached here
confirming the c6nfiscation of the Las Cruises
silver mines in the Carmen mountain, Mexico,
by Mexican troops, upon trumpet up claim
Of a Mexican sergeant antedating the claims of
owens, Stapps, Davies and other Americans.
These are the mines whose discovery, about six
months ago, led to much excitement, as they
yielded JOY ounces of silver to the ton. United
States Consul Pridgen, at Pedras Negras, is in
interesting himself in behalf of the American
claimants.
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HAZED AND KILLED By Hrs ScHooLMATEs
A young son OF Edward Turnbach died at
Hazleton, Pennsylvania, last Saturday, from
the effects OF a haxing. The scholars of
a public school to which young Turnbach Mad
Just been admitted make Q practice OF initial
ing new scholars by making them run the
boys on each SIDE they punching the victim
with their fists as he passes through. They in.
jured the little fellow so badly I'm the region Of
the kidneys that he died in great agony
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INDIANS PROTESTING AGAINST TAXATION
The Pueblo Indians who are now in the city
for the purpose of enlisting the aid of the In
terror department in their protest against the
recent action OF the government of New Mex
leo In imposing tax upon them as citizens,
Will leave this evening for their home. Com
missioner of Indian Affairs Atkins has prom
Used to request the New Mexican authorities to
suspend the tax levy until the legal status OF
the Indians can be determined. Mr.. Atkins is
of the opinion that the Indians are not liable
to taxation as citizens. They have never ex-
ercised the rights of citizens to vote, and their
citizenship has never been recognized in any
way.
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TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Il
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pROpERTy

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue Of the provisions Of the e.eh
last will and testament of Thomas Weaver late ;HM
of Washington District of Columbia, admitted to r. ~
probate April 2Sth 1884 and recorded in Ill Book
"a foOs $50 and 1892 the undersigned executor will
offer. at public auction WEDNESDAY, THE
THIRTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885, at
FIVE O'CLOCK in ffont Of the premises. the follow
ing property Part Of lot g. in square 454, fronting
40 feet the 30 foot alley in square bounded
by 9Th and 18th and g and streets northwest. This
lot hasa depth of % feet and Is improved by small
two-stOry tenement bricks and two brick stables.
Terms: One-third cash. and the residue In two equal
payments at one and years, with interest at six
per cent per annum until paid. and secured by deed
Oftrust All conveyancng, &c, at purchasers cost.
$500 deposit required at time of sale.
selSlOt ROBERT u. WEAVER, Executor.
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W. SELL BA.Ga1ss
Geo ZEE RRR ZEE sSSs
O @ Z r r f
g EE RRR EE 0sss
ocG ZEE & 8 ZEE ssss


THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
Is without doubt the most BEAUTIEUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world.
containing it does all the most Improved Machin.
cry invented up to the present time but they produce
tity Of this magnificent Flour is shipped ANNUALLY to
world We GUARaSrEE that it IS made from selected
hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It is
araton of the glutinous particles of The wheat berry
and q thorough elimination of all weak and starchy
more NUTRITIOUS, yielding more bread to the barrel
than any other Flour. Tie best trade admits that
we'll as the best for either family or bakers use and
unsurpassed by any Flour made Every sack and
every barrel Is warranted to give entire satisfaction
STERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY
One Of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade 1t is unexcelled any other
Patent except Ceres, and will please tine most ex-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most asdiOussp.
cure
G1LT-EDGE.
Amagni6cent Winter Wheat Patsnk
RELIANCE.
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by thu
celebrated Hungarian process tits very cheap and
beautiful Patent within the reach of all classes and
we guarantee will give satisfaction TO every VINO
wuUyIG
GOLDEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
many hgh-priced Patent Flours, whist 1t can be
bought for considerable less money We defy competi
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
HILL, and ieel assured that any hOusekeeper who
tries them once WILL never Use ANY Lnns elsa fors~s
BY ali grocer4
Wholesale Depot corner LIST st. and Jndanaav.
se13 VIM NJ GAIT & co.
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Rayaees of the Cholera.

ROME, Sept. 22.-There were 214 new cases
of cholera and IT'S deaths in Palermo during
the past "a hours.
MADRID, Sept. 22.-There were 759 new cases
OF cholera ana go deaths from the disease re-
ported yesterday throughout spain.
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Tos1o

BREAKFAST TONIC.
~; Lamontts Celebrated Breakfast Tonic Is q
nagniy concentrated vegetable remedy of extraordi-
cacy IN hnd na Potency possessing unequalled eff
venting all forms Of malaria and eliminating it from
tae syst protection against ague chills and
lsset anu toIpl0ity or the liver. sure appetizer,
gfssf fs Of Digestion relief
thorough blood purifying tonic IL viii strensthen
aug E give you renewed energy and vigor.
Hoi sale oy druggists and grOcers. Price 80 cents
,no T. A. BROWN & co.
au1-S, tn, tn BIN Sole AGENTS n 9 A.
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the funeral of Mrs. s. Jenifer, colored, who died
on the 18th instant at GA Maryland avenue
northeast, aged, as nearly as can be ascertained,
112 years, took place from her residence, and
she was buried at Payne's burial ground. The
deceased was native Of Prince Georges county,
Md. and was brought here q slave, but was
given her liberty many years before the war.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriagel licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court TO Will
lamMason and Alice Bross, of Baltimore, Nd; w.
w. Keith and Agnes C.Johnson; James c. Burk,
Of Keyser, w: Va, and Mary Hopkins; fernan-
DO Daniel. Of Loudoun county, Va, and MoIlie
million and Jennie King, both Of p. g. county,
Nd; Enoch Colbert and Mary +. Lowman; Jas:
Chesterfield, Va; John w. Barrett, Of Shelvile,
H., and Sarah Gordon, of Loudoun county, Va;
George Weber and Annie Weiss; Salvatore
Desio and Mary M. Lochboekler; e. Harper
and Della Ann Keys; John F. Davis and Hattie
R Ellis.
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EouIrY CoURT-Ju10e II

EQUITY C0URr-JHdge Hdgner.
To-day, Smith agt Smith; testimony ordered
taken by r. j. Murray. SchoenOorn agt. Scho-
enborn; sale ratified nisi, and leave to accept
purchase money granted. Assignment for 70.
morrow, all open cases In the first nineteen.
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AN ECLIPSE OF THE MONA partial eclipse
Of the moon will occur Thursday morning.
About three-fOurths of the moons surface will
be Swallowed. The eclipse will be visible from
the Pacific to the Atlantic ocean, and will be-
gin here at liza on the morning of Thursday.
The middle of the eclipse will be at 2:4S and
the end at 400.
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in the case OF Mrs. Hendricks, charged With
inhuman treatment Of Q little Rfrl whom she
had secured At q chfldren's homo in Phfla-
delphia, came I'm ct six this morning with .
verdict OF guilty OF atrocious assault hui recon-
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THE TREE STILL SrANDs.-The tree in mont
of Mrs. Nesslain's house, near the "Y," on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, still stands,
although Mr.. w. j. Morrison has sworn out q
warrant for the arrest of Mrs. Magdelene Ness
lain and her daughter Maggie, charging them
with threats The tree was planted by Mrs.
Nesslains first husband, and she disclaims any
intention to shoot any one, and says there is no
gun in the house.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

4 bA>SS&N ohOo., AuCtlOneerS.
sPEIG SPEC al ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF
HH ~ COM FURNITURE, CARPETS RUGS,
S SSTi5 = EGUMMI EiNED IN DWELLING No. 1124
SSvvnEEL RTHWEST, LATELY OCCUPIED
By A fOkEIGN MINISTER
EMBRACING
NGnI TINE PLUSH PARLOR SUITS, FANCY
GOn MEX AND WINDOW CHAIRS, PLUSH
1 NE IABLES. NJ. T. CENTER TABLES, NAN
Xxi Xxi AMP ~ PIER MIRRORS, ETEGERE, CHE CHE
"a SAASE I, EASELS, OIL PAINTINGS AND En-
INA WINGS, EASY CHAIRS, LACE CURTAINS
az PORTIERES, EBONY CABINET, WAL
H But, CHAMBER sETTs. WARDROBE; 81,
PEhB CHERRY SIDEBOARD (BEVEI4LED
TWLaAIs Vas 2,+-r PILLAR EXTENsIoN TAPE ABE
FATHER Al COVERED DINING CHAIRS
IABLE COVERS, BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS
MASHSTANDS, HAIR AND OTHER MAT
TnRRIESSES, FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS AND
BOLSIERS, BLANKETS, BODY BRUSSELS
A tHtIST OI LII CARPETS, FINE BUGS. ICE
~ CAESI, STOVES, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C
IN FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER TWEEN,
sa1I RI F. commencing at TEN OCLOCk. we VIII
SELL AT liza street, between 18th and 18th streets
northwest an unusual fine assortment Of house hold
goods being only partly enumerated above, to which
the attention OF parties in need Of such goods re
morning OF sale. se22-3t
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Latest Foreign News.

THE AFGHAN FRONTIER COMMISSION.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-A telegram from Cabu
says: 1.-The members of the Afghan frontier
commission are still in the vicinity of Herat
All is quiet on the frontier"
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A SEvEN.PoUND BASS FOR THE PRESIDENT
Messrs. Dave McCurdy and e. H. Spary re-
turned yesterday from q fishing trip to dam No.
6, near Woodmont, with good catch of bass
In the catch was one of seven pounds. taken by
Mr.. McCurdy-said to be the largest ever caught
in the Potomac. This was sent last evening to
Secretary Lamar and he sent it to the Presi-
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The New Prineipal % the Normal School
The committee OF the school board appointed
TO nominate principal Of the Normal school.
held q meeting last night and again eonsid-
cred the question before them 1t was finally
decided 10 report unanimously 60 the school
board the name OF Miss Edith Atkinson, az ths
High school faculty.
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SUIT 10 RECOVER $125.-To-day Messrs. d

sui 10 hECUVER $IZ5.-TO-day Messrs. H1ne
United States, use Of George E. Noyes against
w. +; Dennison, ID. ID. Daughton, E. g. Wheeler
and J. F. Hodgson, to recover &125.2O under
bond OF $1,000 given in the case of Noyes
against Gray by Dennison and Daughton as
receivers The plaintiff states that the court
apportioned 81 ,026 between them, and he has
not received his proportion by the amount
stated.
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We Can AM We WIZ

GIVE YOU FULL VALUE OF YOUR MONEY
IN FINE SHOES
See some Of our prices below:
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button, hand sewed So So
Straight Goat Button, hand sewed, 81
Dongoa genuine stock hand sewed, Sd so.
Fine French Kid. hand turns, 50.
Gents Hand Welt none better, ST..
Hand Sewed Fine Calf and Seamless, S.
Good School Shoes for Children for 81.
Our famous $50 Gait Shoes OF the best quality
OF stock, are neat. stylish, and will wear.
We make to measure the following: Gents Extra
Fine American Calf Shoes, in any style for only So
and French Calf for SO. We warrant tit and solid
comfort. These prices about 33 per
can be made elsewhere.
GEO. W. RICH,
400 7th st. NV.
DON'T FORGET THE NUMBER selO
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day:
3 am, go 1; am, $50; IL am, 500; pm,
6O.9. Maximum. 62.4; minimum, 5T7.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneera

nUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneera
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
COMPRISING R6sEWooD CASE PIANO,
F sITS PLATE PIE Err a m LOB
sE WAkbkog w MHSHr Bo6k USE sk
ExfNsr GSG TBE EanH
s9aE RHSk sHSY pf nAs H hkEs AN
AFb 2THER ro GAsPE EEiN CooKISG ASp
ToTaKE PLACE AT OUR SPACIOUS SALES
AZ Ten StS
aS- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account acc Of the rain until THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
TJNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ONE DOUBLE DRUM HOSTING ENGINE,
oE hTMEFE AND GESERAI t oSTfIT FOR
On MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER
TwESTY-FIRsT. 1885. AT TEN O'CLOCK, .
AT THE CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH AND @
S RR 1E TR 1. SHALL r SELL o By
MATERIAL. Can be seen prior to SALE se16-dts
THURsDAY. sEPTEMBER TWENTY-FOU Rr + I.
1885, same hour and place. se21-3t
rHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSI-
" NESS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
NORTH d STREET. NEAR CORNER OF
SEVENTH STREET WEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of e1tA
the District of Columbia, passed in the of nrd
Martin al. Buchly ct al. No ABB Equity IT,
will offer for sale at public auction in Vt Tie
premises, on THU EtSDAY. OCTOBER FIRST 1855
at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm the following real estate 10
Gated in the city of Washington District OF Columbia
viz: The middle Oncthird part OF tue Lot numbered
T. in square numbered 451 beginning for the at
"A point in the north line of north b street Il dis
of 10 feet inches of the southwest cor
ner of said Lot and running thence east said line
OF said street, 10 feet 11l incnes thence north 100
feet and inches to alley thence 10 feet ILL.,
inches, and thence south loo feet and inches TO the
place of beginning, with the improvements thereon
consisting In four-story Brick building, number Gal
ID street northwest.
Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash; the residue in equal miscellaneous at
one and two years. with interest until paid. the
deferred payments 10 be secured by the notes of the
purchasers the title TO be retained until the full pay
ment OF the purchase money and the interest
Conveyanciiis at the cost of the purchaser. 500
deposit Oh acceptance of bid
JAMES s. EDWARDS, Trustee,
Alp 9th street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer. se19eo&ds
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"EEkS d CO., Auctloneers
w oo7 La ave., opposite tYtv Posi- Office

CAK KIII IA AND RUGS AT AUCTION. IN ADpL
STAMhfESSRF99 eF1SiipT THURSDAY. sEPTEMBBEERR
ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE RRrrSsEIs CAR.
R HaNn. AL hd1 SIZES, new AND SECOND
WOOL CARPETS TAPESTRY. VELVET AND
MHU9NET 6UGS IN ALI. A SPLENDID COL
LECT1ON OF GOODS se22-2t
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SEWING MACHINES, sc.
THE SILENT NEW AMERICAN NO. .,

TTNHE SILENT NEW AMERICAN NO. 2,
With NEW AUTOMATIC Button Hole Worker
Ahead Of all competition.
over 1000 now In use In this city.
ieea guarantee 0r years with every Machine.
AtAUERBACHS Sewing Machine Rooms
Corner It'll and II.
New Improved Machines Of All Kinds
Renting 81 per week or 50 per month
All Kinds Repaired and Warranted
send postal for our New Price List
Office cor. 7th and n,
Next door to AUERBACH'S Gents Furnishing
and Hat Store.
se14 CAUERBACn. corner 7th and streetA
II ADIEs: BEFORE You PURCHASE A SEWING
1sh Macnne, we would advise You % examins ne
HOME vSEWING MACHINE Always ready 70
work. The range OF work done on this machine can
not DC surpassed A child can N Anage It
SOLD on easy monthly payMsntA aud special dae'
Ne sure 70 Try the NEW HOME before you buy
& OPPENHEINER 4 BRO,
OBS 9th street northwest
sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machina
Good Machines for rent by week or month Al
kinds repaired my10
GuPP0SE YOU LOOK m AT McRENNEYe
~ kehHole sewing Machine House. AT 9th Ct. and
New Machines OF All kinds
Renting and Repairing mh12
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 D. m. prices
the New York Stock market to-day, reported by
special wire TO II. II. Dodge, 500 18th street:
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BALTIMORE, MD.

ssHEALTH BY EXERCISE. WITHOUT AP-
IL paratns," by Prof Hartvig Nissen. A little
the family: Highly endorsed by Gen. John Eaton.
For sale at all the leading bookstores 25c COPY.
DECKER 4 CO., publishers sel0-lrn
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DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
l. ING LOTS IN SQUARE NUMBERED NINE
HUNDRED AND TEN. BETWEEN EIGHTH
AND NINTH AND I AND STREETS

"A mn ali
Il ING LOTS IN SQUARE NUMBERED NINE
HUNDRED AND TEN Between EIG IN
, AND M u ST1 AND AND X STREETS
BY order and decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, in equity cause NUM- II
oered 17l3, wherein Samuel A. Peugh is com 90
plainant and Henry s. Davis defendant and by order
and decree OF the supreme Court of the United States
amrming the same, shall, on TUESDAY, M p
TWENTY-SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER A -
1885 at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, offer for sale at nnb.
nc auction in front Of the premises Lots numbered
four TO ten, inclusive "a to 10Y, in square numbered
nine hundred and ten (91O), in the CITY of Washing
t0n District Of Columbia, as the same are NUMBERED
on the ground pator plan said CITY, said Lots
Ing In frontage from sixty 7-I2 (67 7-l2) feet
70 ninety (9O) feet and in depth from ninety 900 feet
less ~'' AAAOAe Va
Terms as prescribed; Cash at the time Of sale. A
4epost OF hty $500 dollars will be required on each
Lou When sold COnveyancng. &C, at the cost of the
purchaser or and on failure compliance
WIN the terms Of sale within seven CD days the Trus-
ana cost or the defauting purchaser purchasers
rms sale, being on the final adjudication of the
cause above mentioned. will be pereinptory
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers sess.eoSds
4I THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the tnclemency of the weather until SAT-
UhDAY, the TWENTY-3IXTH DAY OF SEPTFM.
bEh, A. D. 1885, at same hour and place
HENRY f. DAVIS Trustee
p,,>,< 46S Louisiana avenue.
DUNCANsON BROS. Anctioneers se2o-eoSas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-22

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