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Hon. NJ. H. PHELAS, editor of the Western
"afchman. OF -. Louis. 10 In washingtoo, - en-
applicant for appointment as consul general 70
appointed this week
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J.. NJ. Johnston, Leigh Robinson and E. A.
Newman were appointed by the Court I'm Gene
raj Term the committee to examine candidates
for admission to the bar.
The applications of Messrs. H. p. Cooridge
and joint Asbury, students, for admission to
the bar to-day, were referred to the examining
committee.
Sarah Chapman, a colored girl of about 10
years Of age, was tried in the Criminal Court
iewelry from the residence Of Mrs. Caroline
English on the 18th Of august last and found
not guilty.
and E. A. Hills for four years, and T. Z. q. Pet
tengill, James w. Webb and George II. Dyer
for one year as trustees of the Murray Univer-
salist society has been filed.
The de luuatico case Of Timothy Sands Is
being argued this afternoon. =
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PRoHIBrTIoNIsTs AT THE WHITE HOUSE,
Gen. Neal Dow, Rev. d. O'Donnell and VIM.
Daniel, of Baltimore, OF prohibition notoriety
paid their respects TO the President to-day.
LEAVE Of absence for four months, from June
I, 1856. is granted Post Chaplain David Wills,
u. S. army.
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Under and by virtue Of the provisions of the last ,+
VII and testament OF Thomas Weaver, late OF I'D
Washington District OF Columbia, admitted to Au.3
probate April oS 1854 and recorded III will book No
IL foiiOs 260, &c, the undersigned executor will
offer at bc'auCtion the following property herein-
after described, ON FRIDAY, MAY TWENTY SEC
ONp. 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK. Lots %, % 28 and
Lot % has front OF 20 feet by depth Of 1866 and
Lots %, 20 and - have each front Of rs feet by
depth of lOS feet.
And at F!EETHIRTY O'CLOCK, SAME DAY,
Lots u and G2. in Hawes subdivision Mount Pleas
ant, containing 7tS squar, i;t each. Lot 6I is inn
proved by IL comfortable i;ricll ~. cling.
Terms ol safe On t.ch .rt:S -uI One-third cash
and the resit;uc III two ci5t ..ye. and two
years with interest at pr Pc ,nnunl until
pad, ana secured by decd OF r7I Nj
and recording AT purchaser S:, deposit reuuired
on each piece OF property II the time Of sale
ROBERT u. WEAVER
myt-dtS LXecgtDr
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Five Girls Killed.

JUMPING FROM FIFTH STORY WINDOW TO
ESCAPE FIRE.
CINCINNATI, May 21.-At fire this afternoon
in Sullivau's printing establishment, No. 10 9Th
street, eight girls and women jumped from the
fifth story to the sidewalk. Five OF them were
killed
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

PAIR OF FINE BAY HORSES, SIXTEEN
HANDS. KIND AND GENTLE. BELIEVED
10 BE PERFECTLY SOUND; WOOD BROS. T
CAKT IN GOOD CONDITION; DOUBLE SET
OF SILVER MOUNTED HARNESS AT AUG
On SATURDAY, MAY TWENTY-THIRD 1885,
at PWELEE O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms,
shall sell the above outfit belonging to gentleman
be seen at stable of 9l2 10th prior to sale
on Thursday and Friday from II a. M. to pm. They
are perfectly kind and gentle. excellent saddle
horse. mv21-It
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New York stock Market.

The following the opening and 2::}O I'm. prices
Ofthe New York Stock market to-day. reported by
special wire to H H. Dodge, 539 18th street
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
A SIGNIFICANT REMARK.
Lord Hnrtington's Reply to q Ones.
ton Regarding the Detention Of the
Guards at Alexandria.

ton Regarding the Deteatl0n Of the
Guards at Alexandria.
LONDON, May 21.-In the house Of commons
this afternoon the Marquis of Harrington, sec
retifN for war, i'll reply TO question by Sir Stat
iord Northcote, the conservative leader, stated
that it was not thought by the government de-
sirable to give the reasons for the detention Of
the guards at Alexandria. ut was stated by
the government sometime ago., added Lord
harrington. ''that it was desirable to concen-
trate the British troops then in the Soudan for
possible service elsewhere. That operation is
not Yet suspended"
coNFEKRING WITH RussIA's REPRESENTA-
TIvES.
Baron de Staai, Russian minister to England,
after consulting with NJ. Lessar, the special
RUSSIAN agent here, had q long interview with
Earl Granville. foreign minister. The Earl Of
kimberley, secretary of state for India, had q
conference to-day with NJ. Lessar and Baron de
Staal
FoRTIFYING THE GULF OF FINLAND.
HELsINGFoRS, May 21.-Russia is construct
ing batteries at all strategic points along the
Gulf of Finland. Large orders have been issued
Tor gun carriages.
TEHERAN. May 21.-The governor Of Persian
Sarakhs has granted the request Of the Rus
sian commander at Merv to allow two bat
talIons of Russian troops to march through Per-
sian territory on the left bank of the Tejend
river, the roads on the right side being flooded.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
8 q. m. ESQ; r. M. 67.2; II a. M, 12.9;
p. M, 08.7.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE AND EsTIMABLE
LADY.-Mrs. Emily Beale, the venerable mother
Of Gen. L. F. Beale, Of this city, died to-day at
age Of 81 years. She was the last Of the daugh-
tiers Of Commodore Truxton, late OF the U. S.
navy.
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taM1Lr GRocEnTEs.

sell strictly for CASH consequently can and will
sen cheaper Than any other firm in the city.
Goods amounting 10 two dollars or over delivered
free to aay part Of the CITY
All goods must give satisfaction or money refunded
Call and compare prices.
apis S4I Tonisian . 80,
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The Cl0verius Trial,
EVIDENCE PROVING THAT THE pRrsoxxp =
IN RICHMOND ON RCa Ia

EVIDENCE PROVING THAT THE PRISONER VAS
IN RICHMOND on MARCH Ia
RICHMOND, May 21.-In the Cluverfus mur.
der trial to-day u. V. Morton, paying teller at
the Planters National bank, testined that the
prisoner presented q check at his bank on the
with the prisoner. and was under the impres-
sion that he had a slight mustache.
William carp. an employe at the Belle Tale
nan works, saw man and woman there on the
18th OF March. The man had a carpet sack I'm
his hand. He wore light overcoat and had a
was plainly dressed.
WIN. f. Kidd. another employe on Belle Ysle
saw the couple on the island on the 18Th OF
March. He went to the jail after the prisoners
arrest and Identified him among a number of
other prisoners. The man he saw on Belle Isie
had mustache.
A number OF other employees Of the Belle
Isle works gave similar testimony.
Gen. Logan has accepted the invitation OF the
Union League Club OF Chicago 10 a reception I'm
his honor TO take place Saturday night He will
not leave for Washington before Tuesday OF next
week.
The commercial convention at Atlanta YES
terday passed a resolution that IL Is the duty Of
extension of the trade of the United States with
all foreign countries.
There il a scare at Constaptinople over
rumors that disguised Russian officials have
been inspecting the defenses of the Dardaneiles.
II is feared that should war break out between
Russia and England the former would endea,or
to seize the Bosphorus
The Rev. u. l.. Jones, a Methodist preacher az
Blountsville, Ala, was arrested yesterday by
the United States authorities on the charge of
forgery in connection with bids for mail Cs,D-
tracts put i'm last year
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lnternal
revenue, &345, 744; customs, $3O7 ,3l2.
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FINHOS. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate AuctioLeer.
VALUABLEI MPROVED PROPERTY, FRONTING
ON MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN TIIIR-
TENTH AND FOURTEENTH STREETS
NORTHEAST.
For sale at public auction, on THURSDAY, 80
NAY TWENTY-FIRSf, at SIX O'CLOCK Z. imtV
NJ, Frame House No. 1913 Maryland avenue IL
northeast and small Brick House; lot 10 feet Inches
by $50 feet.
Terms day of sale.
Hy16-dGds THOS F. WAGGAMAN Auct
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TENRCSTEES SALE OF LAND AND VALUABLE
Il MILL! SITE IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
ILARILAND.
BY di: e :tion Ct the Trustees Of the Bank ofsn~
Washington, District of Columbia, will offer for t
sale ca the premises, at the junction of Sligo-~Ae
Branch with TIN" Sligo Mill road, on TUESDAY MAY
IWENTI-SlNTII, 1885, at -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ
atpubiic auction. part Of tract of land known as the
Carroll Tract, on sligo Mill road in Prince George
county, Maryi nj. di mt about seven miles from
Wasl gion ARD adjoining the lands of Robert Brown.
w H. nrke. George W. Rigs and others, and CON
t;ilni & .hout one hundred and twenty and half
aci Of Land together with valuable mill site on
Sligo Branch, formerly in successful operation.
Part of the brick walls of the old mill in a good
state OF preservation Is yet Standing and the material
could be u ed i'll the reconstruction of the mill.
Terms OF sale: One-half cash; balance in six and
twelve months secured by deed of trust the prem
lSe sold with interest at six cen, per pay
chaser. y deposit OF $3.50 will be required when the
property is sold. If terms of sale are not complied
with within fifteen days from day Of sale property
Will be resold At the risk and of defauitDg pur-
Chaser. All conrryancing at the of the purchaser
TliOS. +. WAGGAMAN. Auctioneer,
my19-d&ds OF + street
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HOTELS.

BRocK's CoSeREss1oSAL HorE1
This Hotel is situated opposite the CapitO,-New Jer
sey ave. and Il ST. s.e.-the most elevated point In
Washington Ii is of the malaria district being
one hundred feet above the level of Potomac river
From its Balconies beautiful view be had of the
entire city OF Washington. Arlington Heights Poto-
mac River and the Capitol grounds Summer boarders
accommodated with delightful airy and well ventilated
rooms Transient, ZOO per day. Regular boarders
summer season AT low rates. H. BROCK. Prop,
mhlo-3m Formerly of Jersey City. ~
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THE GOOD TEMPLARs ALARMED,
The Case OF Hayes and Son.

THE WEST VIRGINIA. HORSE STEALING CASE.
This morning an officer arrived here with
q requisition from the governor OF West
Virginia for jeremiah Hayes and his
son, who are charged with horse steal
ing from near Romney, in that state. He pre-
scented the papers at the district attorneys
office, and the attention of Chief Justice Cartier
was called to the matter This is the case where
the parties were arrested here on Monday OF
last week by the detectives and taken to the
Police Court on Saturday last, when they were
committed to Jail. 1t was only yesterday that
Judge Macarthur granted a writ of habeas cor
pus, returnabie on Saturday next at i I o'clock.
as to jeremiah Hayes, returnable tomorrow
morning before him.
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TOMORROW.

H c. WELLS & CO.. Auctioneers,
liz 9OS Penn. ave
Special sale FRIDAY MORNING, MAY
TWENTY-SECOND, at TEN O'CLOCK. We will
sell ut auction great variety of CHockery, Furniture
Brooms Carpets and MISCELLANEOUS articles. Also for
the trade, three hossheas White Granite ware fine
assortment, to be sold in bulk. The above goods will
be sold to pay advances.
my20-2t II. c. WELLS & CO
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To-day Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court,
made decree divorcing Hazel Marion from
the bonds Of matrimony with Charles II.
Marion. The bill i'm this case. filed January I'd
last by Mr.. Z. B. Hay, set forth the marriage in
California October 24th, 1873, and lived with
him at Panama till September, 1879, when he
deserted her, and she does not know his where
abouts, but believes he is now serving a sem
tence in the Sing Sing prison.
Judge Hagner also made decree dismissing
the bill in the case OF Kate T.. Zinser against
Joseph Zinser The bill set out that under the
maiden name of Kate f. Scheppoch she was
married to respondent February 20, $50, and
1881, leaving her destitute, and that he was an
habitual drunkard.
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food.
Rev. j. T. RossrrER, the honored pastor Of the First
Reformed Church, Baltimore, Nd says:
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LADIES HAND DoOK-usefhl and attractive, con-
tanning list Of prizes for receipts Information about
coins. etc, given away by all dealers medicine. or
mailedto amy address on receipt of &c. stamp.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAs BOWLING. Anc,ioneer.

GTNHOMAS BOWLING. Anc.loneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
AUCTION ROOMS SATURDAY NAY TWEEN
SELL. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND ORGANS.
ALSO,
20 Rolls Straw Mating.
% Mattresses, 20 good Brussels and other CafpetA
Also
At TWELVE O'CLOCK, pair Of dark bay Kentucky
Horses considered TO be the hRndsomest pair of
horses in Washington belonging to an officer or
dered away
canopy Top Surrey. Shafts and Pole.
Excellent Single and Double Harness.
Horses, Carriages, Wagons and Buggies.
Handsome Brown Horse, six years old, 16 hands;
weighs LOO; kind and gentle; splendid an-
imal. myo1-2t
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TTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
LARGE LOT OF BUILDERS MATERIAL. SUCH
AS SASH, BLINDS. DOORS, WINDOW
FRAMES, &c, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MAY TWENTY SECOND, 1885 at
ELEVEN O'CLOCK, in front of my auction ROOMS
lth street s:de shall sell large stock of Build
ers Material the most of it new.
my2O-2t THOMAS BOWLING Anrt
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THoMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

REAL ESTATE N GEORGETOWN, D. c.
BY virtue Of the authority conferred upon us $50
nhe life estate having been determined by the E.L
recent rec 1T death OF his WidoI !one Myers
se D. on 1ss the s at Pf Of
O'CLOCK ?. NJ in front of the parcels all the
real estate whereof said Charles Myers died seized
and possessed, Yet undispOSed OF, namely
Parts of lots Nos and o. in the slip from ting
IS feet on Valley street with depth of about S5 feet
1920 and 1922 Valley AS Charles Myers owned
but sixths interest in this parcel that interest
.. North half of lot No j.. Beatty g. Hawkins adj
diiion fronting 40 feet on High Tor SOD street with
Wen hoSe No. 1871 sh cor 3 h!i nS
having nice side lot.
addition froutinrp 6 feet ON ra na
High with de >th Of about feet inches
improved by comfortable brick dwelling, No. S145
4: The east half of lot No 81, Beatty and Hawkins
addition fronting }5 feet on LIST Tor NJ street, with
story brick dwelling house No :3224 list cor n street
the late residence of the deceden, having thirteen
rooms beside; pantry and bathroom: four cellars
sale will begin the Valley street property and con-
TRUE IN the order that the parcels above advertised
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; the residue in two
equal payments at one and two wears with Interest at
six per cent from the day of sale to be secured by
aea on rus. the property sold or an cash at the
each parcel when the same is struck Off Which il
10 be forfeited unless the terms of sale complied
WIN WITHIN ten days after sale and all expense Of
Veyancng and recording is to be derayed the plr.
Chaser The titles are believed to be perfect the pro-
perties having been owned and possessed by said
thirty years last passed.
M Ma ! Ei5 iiA ADLER, Trustees
The owners of the other of the Valley
property have agreed that 81 i'd sixth shall be sold
,he ret tie thereto. FRED ". JONES' one C'''n
HF-i-d&ds Attorney for Owners.
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District 0evernmeas AAaru.
MrsCELi-AN1oUA
he health officer reports ninety eight deoahs


MrsCKli-ANHoUa.
The health officer reports ninety eight dsashs
last week.
BrrLprSo prRxrn
erect two two-story and cellar dweiiin&, Mstis
aNenuei $1,000. j. 4. Harrison, eroc1 q two
story dwelling, Jefferson street, Anacostia;
and cellar dwellings,. Washineton strrSt r.
tween 4th and 9th streets northwest ol2,o(0
W; W.: Wteshtp, repair brick, siS2 . street
ffoN. NJ. H. PHELAN, editor Of the vssssv~
Hatehmon, OF ST. Louis. is In wsshingseo, - En-
aapp,,icant for appointment Is consul general 20
HALIFAX. IL was stated to-day that hS would b
appointed this week.
SPECIAL LAW ExAMryArroN.--Ihe eavll
service commission win hold q competitive
examination on Tuesday, the I'd day Of June, at
y am, at its rooms at washineton, In refer-
department, for which the sum OF 81 400 q year
has been provided. The examinatton viii be
national and ana ps aSS S,ai IN inter
appIcant must hle a special application. blank
forms for which will be furnished by the com
mission on request.
CHANGES IN THE SIXTH Arprsous
oFFIcE.-The following changes were msde
in the Sixth Auditors once to-day-
w. IA. Dunnison, reduced nom chief
OF division to class one; J. H TAinor, Henry
Filling, III. Burbridge. NJ. Jones and Wm q
McUtll, all OF class one, dismissed.
To BRING PRELLAR's MURDERER 10 rxrs
CouNTRY.-Mr. F. r. oNein. OF the q. Loais
Post-Dfspatch, who Was appointed one OF the
agents Of the state OF Missouri 20 procesd 10
New Zealand and take charge OF Max.
well, the murderer OF Preltar, 80 in
Tracy and Mr. O'Neill were commissioned BIZ
the governor OF Missouri 10 20 for MAXWELL hut
and those OF the city OF ST. Louis. Assistant
Prosecuting Attorney Mcdonald, OF st. Louis,
wants 10 go I'm o'Neill's place The papers have
not Yet been received at the State aepartmeut
from the governor OF Missouri.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-The clerk Of the courf
has issued marriage licenses 20 Nelson Wee
of Alexandria Va, and Martha Pinkney: Thos
Snowden and Lucy Thomas, both OF r. O. Co..
Md; George Gray and Susan German both al
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

II
VERY VALUABLE UNIMPRovEp PROPERTY
DARD AND CoNGREss STREETS, GEORGE.
ON I'VE WEb :; 8; AT yAu SFTHKxoox M.y
TWENTY-sEVENTII. 1885. at FIVE-THiKTY I
valuable building lot on the northeast corner of ,od
dard and Congress streets having front of IS feet
Terms onethird CASH H?' balance e six, twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearing interest," and Sc
az 2m Sa
recording at purchasers cost. 500 deposit required
myl6-,isds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
rT'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctIOneer.
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING No 1920
MI0NTGoMERY STREET, GEoRGETOwN, AT
On MONDAY, MAY TwENTY-FIFTH. at 80
SIX O'CLOCK, will sell in front of the premi- M 81
west side of Montgomery street between Bridge and
olive streets by adepth of 81 feet improved 10y
Terms: One-balf cash. balance in six and twelve
months with interest secured by deed of the
soo deposit required at Tune o'
CHANcERY SALE OF FINE TMKEE STORY
A An BASEME ut, BRICK 6 III, DWELLING No
NEAR DUPONT CIRCI4E AVN " --' -
By p Se Of of ns GGur
qy Cont N passed b in Us Hubbard i5, ss
ion IN rcnt Of the Premises on the MHs 1
S s1iS pay 1lr OF NAY, Ap. 1856. Ar IIALF-PAsT
land and premises known and described the ground
plat plan of the city of Washington District of Co
lumbia as and being lot numbered ffty-four (4), OF
ThonaSSundeTlands subdivision square numbered
one hundred and fifteen Q15). recorded in the of.
flee of the Surveyor of the District of Columbia i'm Ii
the improvements &c, thereon, consisting OF fne
well built three-stOry and basement Brick DIV elling
with modern conveniences. The said property being
sold subject To deed of trust, which there about
S1.IOU unpaid
Terms: Onethird t1) cash: balance in equal install
ments III one and two years the notes Of the pur-
chaser WITH interest at SIX per cent per be
given for the deferred payments said notes be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property Sold deposit
of U to be made at the time the property Is knocked
down Terms of sale 10 be complied with in days.
All conveysncng at the cost of the purchaser
CHARLES JAM Els BELL. Trustee
1431 Pennsylvania ave,
Washington, d. G.
DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers ap;SO:,tawSds
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MARRIAGE LICENSES: The clerk Of the court
OF Alexandria Va, and Martha Pinkney. Thos
Snowden and Lucy Thomas, both OF r q. CO..
Md; George Gray and Susan German, 10Th a
L. u, Co. Md.
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SPECIALTIES.

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direct treatment. without the of knife ca,isc
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hands; Nervous and Chronic Diseases u speciality Will
visit patients. Office hours To p Iii, :.a5 u st. NV
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ANf before and during Illness her nice home 3(l5
Missouri NV, where they will have the best Of
care. mr1lsm*
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DuNcANsoN BROS Auct'Oneers
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF LONG BOAT
MARY Ann SHEA AT AUCTION.
. On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
SECOND, 1850. at FIVE O'CLOCK. at Joh,sons
wharf foot OF 18th street Sw I will Offer for sale the
Long Boat Mary Ann Shea, with all her sails, tackle,
&c ut public auction, to close The boat is
in good condition in all respects. will carry about
fotF-tiVe cords pine wood. or 10000 feet of lumber
Terms of SALE Cash
mylGd&ds SARAH SHEA. Adninistratrix
TTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UN1MPROyED PROPERTY
IN WASHINGTON. D. c.
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WEEKS & CO., AuctIoneera
THE OLD-ESTABLISHED AND WELI-K NOWN
KESIAIEANT AND SALOON, KNOWN AS
THE TURF EXCHANGE" FORMERLY DU-
RANTS CORNER OF SIXTH STREET AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORrHW EST
AT AUCTION. FIXTURES AND EVERY,
THING NECESSARY FOR CONDUCTING THE
BUSINESS.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
SECOND. at FOUR O'CLOCK. Premises now open
1or hE pection Inayl93t*
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AT SUAKIM.-A cable message has been ne
ceived at the Navy department announcing the
arrival OF the q. s. s. Marion at Suakim to-day.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1885-04-11
Ladies', Weakneanea.

Mr.. 4 H. Gafford, of Church Hill, Nd,
is so thankful for the restoration of his
wife to complete health that he is willing
to certify to the fact and manner Of her
cure. To Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham; This is
to certify to the grand effects Of your
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