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FOR SALE-LOTS.

I St. between 10th and 21st sts.; 2Ox9s to 20 foot
handsomest residences in the city Cheap to an i'm
h a.la,p purchaser A T. HILL Il CO, 1888 st.
ENOR SALE-BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS
y here is the best offer in East Washington. 1000
feet facing Lincoln Park East Capitol ST. 100
call a, once on WELLER & REPETTI,
au@-ot 326 Pennsylvania ave. S. e.
LNOK SALE-LOTS-1OO BUILDING LOTS, 5Ox
minutes ride by cars to city; beautifully located go
a'I sadpnsSa H No. on
JASPER NJ. JACKSON, 212 d 81. NV, " ashington.
Eo9K s s;AI. DESIRABLE LOTS IN
JOHN sTERMAS 's & Co Co.
Jy3l-3t l4O7 ST. NV.
FOR sf4A u CORNER LOT, 14TH
,va,.at JOHN SHERMAN &c, CO,
L St. just west of New Hampshire ave. each SIX
on a ana Se t u rear a 1 e sns
as a. whole at zoe per square foot Cheapest Lots in
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
L,OR SALE-A DESIRABLE LOT, 9TH ST Ne
iumea Meighis aud Mt Pralant oe BA&T 'G ~ Mac
GIOVANNI Waiter Building, IOOs1Olo st.n w.jy3l-3*
ENOR. sALE-LOT suxl22: WE'LL LOCATED;
Several beautifully located Lots at Mt. Pleasant and
ys AIk sEfs W esq sef foos
IGOR sALE-TWO FINE LOIS: SOUTHEAST:
i overlooking Pennsylvania ave high location, on
only lac One on St. ne beautin 70 oc @ie aey x
50 TO wide alley; only 15c. l1th ST. St. 5Ox
to suit Any Of above viii be sbdiVided if desired drs
and offer rare opportunity for people Of moderate
ply directly to owner. Room 4. 1881 n.wy1 I'm
E'OR sALE-GitAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ pa.f oil mob
to s a0o g2G2 Fl Pa ay3
E'OR sALE-LOT ON 18TH ST.: 81 600
IL + ST., between 10th and 10th SITS.
nice lot N ST.: 32xl2u feet: 81 per foot
Four lots in II t Pl asant at 1Oc.
Lots on coIumbi, Heights a, l5c two near l4th ST.
be had cheap ]. R. HERTToRD.
Tor sALE-BY W. o. DENIsON, REAL ESTATE
Denison & Leghtons subdivision the Eslin Estate
New rars On % view Of the
weed for unanimously by the o. $ Senate Call early
nor SALE ALL PARTIES HAVING yNIM;;
sell at reasonable figures large tracts preferred
Pa ave. s. e. jy23lm
For sALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT S
VIM e. seS sW 10Th end 1e Th IS 1922 feet
u. jyas = io'' ''"' Illus i i2 Il FL st. NV.
FOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IMPROVED
Il LOT. 4OXlOO Feet, r st. II. location finely
adapted for offices WIN. II. BARSTOW,
jy2l-2w 6l5 9TH st. H. w.
L,OR SALES.--FUTURE PLOT OF GROUND COM
i manding grand view of Washington and its
virons, is offered for sale for few days. fronts 100
IT. on Prospect $50 it. Meridian ave ia IT, on
Crescent ST. Meridian Hill; 26463 So it., enclosed by
picket fence Just north of Boundary west side
OF 10th st. Look at it OWNER
jyl7 Box 244, City p O.
L>OR SALE-TWO LOTS ON 22D ST, BETWEEN
IL l. and II Streets 80 feet deep, suitable for TWO
small houses street paved with concrete.
LOT 10Th ST., within of scott circle,
feet front by I2O feet deep elegant lot tor rstclass
residence, and cheap.
prices.
Two Lots on 10th st, near r St, 25xllO; elegant
lots for frst-caSs residence. Price reasonable.
1yl4-2m A. p BROWN 1926 st NV.
nor SALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT Ia
II koma Park containing 10000 feet of ground.
Jy3-2m AUSTIN Z BROWN. 1926 + at. NV
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The PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the joint
resolution directing the commissioner Of labor
to make an investigation as to convict labor;
the act providing for the appointment of dis
trict judge for the southern district Of Ala.
bama; the act extending the time of payment
to purchasers OF lands of the Otoe and Missouri
and OF the Omaha Indians; the act autho- izing
the CarrolltOn and Lock No Turnpike Road
Co., to construct its road on United States land
ut Lock No. I, on the Kentucky river. and the
act In regard to the construction Of q public
building at Oxford, Miss.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $1S5 ,453; customs. $7S3,55S.
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Flynn's Expulsion from the County
Democracy.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The expulsion of
Maurice B. Flynn from the ranks of the county
democracy by the executive committee OF the
latter body, last night, was the main topic OF
conversation in political circles to-day. While
some thought that Flynn should have been
before taking action, it was the chief opinion
that the dropping of Flynn from the rolls of the
organization was good thing for the party.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

I.NOk ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON,
Monday, Nednesday aad Friday. at . m, far as
NouinI Ferry and LeonardtOwn aud all intermediate
landings Make all landings every trip
Gu can 80 ~ any landing for % ceuts Staterooms
90 oonss- jy21-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-03

Col. LAMONT returned to Warrington this
morning. He left his family at his home in
Cortland county, New York.
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Representative q. ID. Wise will have another
competitor for the democratic nomination for
Congress from his district In X. II. Cardwell, Of
Hanover.
The Alabama state election yesterday passed
elected by q large majority, Bingham, republi-
can, and Tonner, prohibiti0uist, receiving but q
small number OF votes. The entire state demo
cratic ticket was elected.
The So:sh Carolina state democratic conven-
ton will assemble In Columbia next Wednes-
lieutenant governor, secretary Of state, state
treasurer, controller general, state supertn-
teDdent Of education, an adjutaut and inspector
general and en- attorney general
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Miss MEIKELHAM TO BE REINsTATED.-
Commissioner of Patents Montgomery told y
STAR reporter to-day, In. regard to the recent
dismissal Of Miss SKsther A. Melkelham, Q
great granddaughter Of Thomas Jeffer-
who she was until he saw 1t printed In the
newspapers. It was not possible for him 70
know about the personal history and family
Under the circumstances he said Miss Metkel-
ham would be reinStntod.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect SUNDAY, NAY Both, 1856, until
further notice

*
Schedule in effect SUNDAY. MAY Both, 1856, until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station corner of New
d fSG Chicago 1000 a. and 1910 pm daily: The
emd Ghsago arriving il a. s
For Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
pm aud lO:l0 PM with through coaches and Pal
$50 pm. Is fast limited train to Cincinnati and St
St. Louis $40 pm. No extra fare is charged on this
train for fast time.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Par
lor and Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh.
saturday. sleeping Natural Bridge station only
ezesp, sunday and io:io pm. daily: A-' 'i.''ls'
and P i6S On Weei gays 2 va eaG 49, $40
$50, 4so 4:4O 5:4o GAO ZOO, s:45 and iieo %. M
an I25. 100. $3.50. 4:4O. $40. GAO. 700. s:25
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
10 am. and $50 2. daily: 10 has Sleeper from
Washington to New Orleans $50 p. m. Sleeper to
For a Annapslls $40 am; and 1910 and 4so pm.
For Way stations between 1 Washington and Balti-
nn STf r S p s On snna a2l9 pn o 449 9 zoo
4:4o 700 and 100 pm For Stations on Mesro poll
tan Branch 6:45 M, daily. except sunday and 5:3l
sanc u s4G lGr aa
on Sunday stops at all stations For Gahersburg and
daily except Sunday. For Frederick $40 am and
4:4O pm. daily, except Sunday.
For HagerstOwn 1UOO an and 5:31 pm daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 600. 7:2O am
1:lo $3.50 and 1890 p IN. Little Rock Express
from Annapolis $50 am, and 1:5O and 5:25 pm.
Sunday, 1873 AM, 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad, 7:2O a
M: daily, and $50 d. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points S:25 a. H.
and 81 pm. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
$3.50, 90 300 800 and 1890 M 1915, $50 g. T.
40 $3.50. 7:45 and loo pm: on sundays, $50
7:2e 900 and 9O5 am. 1870. $3.50. 4:2O. 800, $50
1:45. 8 and 100 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l25, 81 5 and $40 pm.
For further information apply the Baltimore and
OHIO Ticket Characterization Station. 6I9 and
1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of l4th street.
where orders will be taken TOR baggage to be
and received at any point i'll the city.
b. DUNHAM. c. X. LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. rjyl7l g. r. A
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The Grant Trophies.
STILL STORED IN THE WAR DEPARTEEN

STILL STORED IN THE WAR DEPARTEENT-
FAILURE OF CONGRESS TO ACCEPT THEN.
The trophies and presents of General Grant,
which were jointly donated to the government
by Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Grant, are still
stored in the War department., where they
We're secreted when they were brought to this
city by Col. Bachelor u year aud halt ago.
In Just what room they are stored is not known
as public knowledge of it might necessitate a
stricter watch than was desired. They were
placed there pending a formal acceptance OF
them by Congress, when they were to be placed
in the National Museum. Congress has as yet
taken no action.
SECRETARY ENDIcoIT SAYS IF CONGRESS TAKES
NO ACTION THE PRESENTS WILL BE Re
TURNED.
The Secretary of War when asked by q STAR
reporter to-day what disposition would be made
OF the presents in case Congress adjourns with
out accepting them, said: II presume they will
be returned 10 either Mrs. Grant or the Wander
biit heirs. That will certainly be done ii they
wish it. I am simply the custodian OF the
presents pending their acceptance by Congress,
and expressly stated when the presents
were donated to the government by Mr.. VAN
derbilt and Mrs. Grant that I should simply
take temporary charge of them. There will
be general regret expressed Ii Congress permits
the government to lose this valuable and his
torical collection through negligence"
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PROFESSIONAL.

LNASY FEET. HEALTHFUL FEET.
Il Dr. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. l416 Penn
sylvaniu ave. opposite Wizards Hotel. Corns. Bun
ions. Inverted Nails. and all diseases of the tee
thoroughly and skilifully treated Fortieth year 0
practice. 81 sitting. special fee and positive cure
tor
jy3O WARTS AND MOLES.
IDERSONS SUFFERING FROM CANCERS
i tnmors. moes, warts, should consult MRS DR.
lick. Err An infallible cure, without loss
OF blood, by her wonderful treatment All invited
Consultation free. Charges reasonable. 4OS 9Th ST.
s.w. jyl5-1m*
Nx Prof NISSEN, at the patients home at the
wsdish Health Institute. BOB 10th st. NV. jyl2lm
WI geon ChirOpOdist. Twenty-sx years successful
practice has gained them the worldwide reputation
of being Americas best operators Office l222 ST. H.
For soft and hard cOrns, intiamed and joints,
use Mrs. DIR. SEMMES' Black Lotion and Salve je2l
MADAME PAWN.
ROOMS AND d. VERNON ROW.
no 9s5 Pennsylvania ave
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AUCTION SALES.

INSURANCE, TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
Il LIGHT STOCK.
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST FIFTH. at ONE
O'CLOCK, within our Salesreoms, 9th and d streets
northwest
30 shares L. 8. Electric Light Co. Stock.
40 shares Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Stock.
100 shares Riggs Fire ms. Co. Stock.
au3-d DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS
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AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York stock

The following are the openins and 300 p m. prices
OF the New York stock Market to-day. reported oy
special wire to II. H. Dodge. $50 l5lh street:
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THIS EVENING,

DuScANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
A.sIGNEEs SALE OF STOCK OF JEwELRY
MATCHES, CLOCKS. PLATED WARE. A
LOT OF SHOW CASES, A LARGE COMBINA-
TON SAFE, &C.. CONTAINED IN STORE No
ABB SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST THIRD,
1856; by virtue of deed of assignment to will
Sell in the above store the entire stock contained
therein, commencing at HALF-PAST SEVEN
O'CLOCK M. and continuing each evening there
after until the entire stock is disposed of.
This IS splendid opportunity to obtain irst-cass
goods at low figures
Store Opeu during the day.
auZ-3t 416 9TH street w.
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JOHN A. PARSONS, Of Maryland, has been ap-
pointed chief OF the division of surveying in
the general land Office.
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EWELRY AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of collateral note will sell FRIDAY.
AUGUST SIXTH, 1856 al TEN O'CLOCK A: M.
One Par Diamond and Sapphire Bracelets, One Pair
diamond Earrings. One Pair Diamond Bracelets one
turquoise Set, One Diamond Pin.
All persons concerned will take notice By order OF
holder of note.
au3-3t DUNCANSON BROS.
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The following changes in the War depart
ment have been occasioned by thu legislative
appropriation bill: Q. N. G. Office, Frank h.
Holden and William II. Fuller claims roln RE
duced from class to class 1. l.. o. Pasey,
$1,000 Mrs. Harriet Chur, copyist. and Miss
Jane p. Montgomery, copyist, transferred to
regular roll Mrs. Annie E LOOMS, Miss Annie
=; Davis and T. A. Washington. promoted from
$1,000 to class 1. Mrs Annie Harding. Mrs.
Clara I. Emory and Mrs. Emma j. Brewer
copyist, transferred TO regular roll at $1,000.
Frank w. Fisher. copyist, transferred and pro-
NOTED TO class 81 900 5. q. o. ]. NJ. Pipes and
ID. ID. Tompkins. transferred and reduced from
class to class 1000 5. q. ..
DIsMISsALS.
Henry E. Fitz, III. c. Latshaw, NJ. Sallade,
Peter Meleudy. A. T. Reeve, agents: E. p. Cor.
raizier, class q Charles w. Jones, class =; Mrs.
Louisa A. Byrne, class 1: Miss Margaret =.
North, class /; VIM. ID. Hughes, class I: Mrs.
NJ. :. Davis, Miss T. NJ. Hooe. Mrs. Marion
Goodall, Mrs. A. c. Wyeth and Mrs. Mary G.
Mitchell, copyists, and Tanning Barnard,
watchman.
A. g. O.-W. 1. Tayler, s. c. Mitchell, A. Il.
Randle, u. F. Pollock and A. l.. Pratt, pro-
NOTED from class 81 900 TO class 1. William
meyn, class 1, dismissed. William f. Tucker,
elevator conductor, dismissed. Alexander Nc
Guisgen, engineer. Signal office, dismissed.
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& BENS1NGER, Auctioneer,
~ VIII Sci, at 1907 9TH street, on THURSDAY,
AUGUST FIFTH 1886. at SEVEN-THIRTY p,
~, a large assortment OF unredeemed Pledges con-
ISSUING OF Ladies and Gents Gold and Silver
Wa5,ches, open and hunting cases Gold Chains and
Necklaces, cold Earrings Pins, Bracelets. Crosse,
Ram and Set Rings. Locke s. Buttons, SOLID SLY Q.
ara ara rated Ware Mrrors Blankets. Cutlery Vaise -
BOOKS carpenters Joos, Cloth and Silk Patterns
LADIES Coats, Circulars and Domans Gents Coats
fahtS and vests. Dresses, Overcoats listers. Guns
heVoivers. Clocks, Bibles, Musical instruments. A
Dums. Shaws, Galvanic Battery and Drawing lnstru-
au2-:St* n (ilHL,N IOo7 Tth St
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Auction SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. No.
1918 THIRTY FIRST STREET GEORGE
TOWN, DC, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRD. 1856, at 80
SlA O'CLOCK Pm. will sell on the premises, 49,
Lot A, IN square No. loo. fronting SO feet in -
ches on the west side of Congress between West
and Stodcart streets by depth OF l2O feet approved
by substantial three-story Brick Dwelling House,
containing ~ rooms and all modern Improvements
Terms: One-third cash: balance In six and twelve
moEths with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the property or all Cash. at the option of purchaser
deposit OF 800 required ut the time OF sale Convey
anclilg ana recording at the cost OF purchaser.
1y24-dSds THOMAS BOWLING, AuCt.
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FINHE GREAT
EHf ESSSSzs1 VII E$uEs
srhh. hslH EfEneT I'm fsS5
Trains leave Washington from station corner of Sixth
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
line daily Il and an da sl d pns
with wit Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to
e Chicago with Sleeping Car itoqna Chicago
AID r. H !.;[,sg to CIsveand connecting
hroas sapsrs w or with
Pacific Express, 1000 z. NJ. daily, for Pitsburg
Chicago. '-'0O's ~
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Sana1dalgua. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
Cars Washington to Rochester WIN "''''e
For New York and the East. 715. 900 and IL 100 A,
800 a NJ zoo S 4i5 a id0S and Nd IN no Sn p
Limited Express of Pullman ParIor Cars, $40 a
NJ and 800 T. NJ daily, except Sunday
For For RSston without change 200 every day
boa ats Of trains c0nnest
ing directtransfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
For Philadelphia, 7:i5, 500 and HOO A. NJ. 200
alp a. $50 1000 and lI:20 ?; NJ On sunday,
Limited EXPRESS, GAO A. NJ. and $50 P. N daily
For except &c e PTS: sunday .;.z az ono o,.
1908 200 $50 AS s:ss 4:sS 800 800 il io
and l l29f M on ounday: 9:o9 800 100 A. NJ.
For pope's Creek Line, 7:l5 A. NJ. and 4:4O p NJ
dairy. except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:l5 A. NJ, 1905 and 4:23 p NJ daily
except Sunday. Sundays 300 a. NJ, AIS p NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria 600, 7.O5. 925, 1855 and l1:35 A.
NJ. 2U5, 4:2o. 4:;s5 6:O1, 500, and 1877 p. NJ On
Sunday ut 600 9:25 1885 A. NJ, 500 z. NJ.
For Richmond and the South, 800 1885 A. NJ. daily
and 4:35 p. NJ. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, sos, 500
1000, 1910 A. NJ loo 3:U5, 3:23 $40, 7O5
and 1912 +. NJ, and l2:lO midnight Except Mon.
day.. On sunday at 500 and lUlO A. NJ; 1905
lO42 L. NJ. and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and ut
the station where orders can be lett for the checking
OF baggage todestnatioD from hotels and residences
CHAS. Il. PUGE, General Manager
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. jyI2
w ASHINGrON OH 10 AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.
Schedule in effect June 20, 1885
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. & p station
9Th and sts as follows
Leave Washington 9:lO a daily except Sunday
and 4:45 p. daily arriving at Round Hill IL Al
IN. and 7:l9 pm. Leave Washington $50 o. m.
daily except Sunday, arriving at Vienna 1873 y.
returning trains leave Round Hill a. daily
and at 3:l5 daily except sunday. ar irving ut
Washington $40 u IN. and 5:4S p. III.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets so.
r. BELL.
je22 Superintendent
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Snow storm In New York State.
ROME, n. Y, August Sat 4:45 O'Clock this
morning snow began falling here, the fall last
ing about i've minutes. The weather Is ex-
tremely cold tor this season OF the year.
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Chas. Chesney has sold to Frances Robertson.
for $500, property on the north side of East
Capitol street, between Sd and 4th streets.
Allen c. Clark has sold to Edward D. Easton,
for 1,554.9O, a lot % feet front, containing
1892 square feet, on the south side of Massa-
chusetts avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets
John q. Slater, for 3,3I4.26, two lots, % feet
front each, containing l,576.76 and l.737. 80
square teet on the south side OF b street, be-
tween Sd and 4th streets southeast. Fidilia H.
Trow has sold to Laura A. Nelson, for 81 800, a
lot, 19x12S ieet on the north side Of A street,
between 9th and 7th streets southeast. VIM
II. Daw has sold to Annie NJ. LETTERS, for
$500, property fronting % feet, at the north
west corner of 10th and l. streets. James NJ.
Johnson has sold to NJ. w. Beveridge, for
$4,000, the three-story brick building 1915 F
street northwest, together with q portion Of the
lot extending through to street.
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Thrown from Their Carriage.
TWO SISTERS FROM PROVIDENCE HOSPITA

THROWN 1rOm Ihe1r CaFrlREe.
TWO SISTERS FROM PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
SEVERELY INJURED.
This morning, about 1915 o'clock, frightful
runaway accident occurred on Capitol Hill, in
which Sisters Beatrice and Marion, of Provi.
dence hospital, were severely injured. They
were in the carriage belonging to Providence
hospital, and were near the corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and I'd street southeast when the
horse became frightened and ran away. When
near the corner of I'd and u streets the vehicle
collided with tree-boX and was upset, throw.
ing it's occupants to the ground. Sister Beat
rice had her wrist dislocated and was severely
injured about the body. Sister Marion had one
OF her ribs broken and was also injured about
her body. They were taken into the hospital
where they were attended by DIR. Bayne.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
3 T. ~, 63; q. m, 50; IL a. M, 90; p. M, "a;
maximum, "A: minimum, 60.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I>oR sALE-TwO HOUSES: NINE ROOMS
IT each; LIST street opposite library build
ins: VII De sod cheap IL taken at once A r. HILL
& CO. 1885 IT. .n:l-1w
INOR SALE-A CHARMING HOUSE ON CApI.
II tot Hill. between two lines of cars: hay window
brick: rooms and bathroom all modern Improve
mems In hrsciSs condition. splendid garden; ware
ties of fruit etc. lot LIS feet deep p-foot allev
Price II BOO; d cash, balance in / and wears
ceilent Investment ELLE.R * EEPETTI
alS OF 326 Pennsy wanna ave :. ..
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PATENTS have been issued to E. ]. Story, of
this city, for fire crate and to Morris Ullman
for an electric annunciatOr target.
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Mr.. L. G. e. Lamar. jr., has been appointed
private secretary to the Secretary Of the Inte-
rior under the provisions of the new appro-
priations, this Office having been previously
termed stenographer to the Secretary.
Edward A. Bowen. OF Grotetown, Dakota has
been appointed a special inspector OF the gen.
eral land office, which is a new office, coming
directly under the Secretary OF the interior.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE SIX-ROoM
Brick HOUSE. WITH WOODSHED AND
STABLE ATTACHED BEING No. SO
STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue of deed of trust bearing date the EsnS
iotn day OF January 1856. and duly recorded i..G
IN Lloer ll61, folio Dos, OF the land records -
or the District of Columbia, will offer for saie, Al
PuDiic auction, on the premises, at FIVE O'CLOCK
m, on FRIDAY THE THIRT TENTH DAY OF
ai,U'USI 1856 the following Lot OF Ground in this
cry TO vii: Lot one hundred and sxtythree t16J) III
moses kelys sub. of part of square six hundred and
Hreen t6l5 together with the improvements.
IefmS or sale e-third cash, balance in six and
WE'VE months. with interest be secured to the sat
siactlon OF Trustee all cash. at the option Of vhe
purchaser Ono hundred dollars deposit required at
Time OF SALE Terms OF sale 10 be complied with in FIVE
from day OF sale property to be resod at the
FISK ana costs OF the deiaulting purchaser
FRANK T. BROWNING, Trustee,
auo-eoSd5 416 9Th st. NV.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.

U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE OF
ONE BROWN HORSE,
ONE BLACK MARE,
TWO SETS HARNESS.
On SATURDAY, AUGUST SEVENTH, A. D.
1855 at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, I will sell, in
front OF the auction rooms of Duncanson Bros 9th
ana ID streets northwest
One Brown Horse,
Que Black Mare
Two sets harness
The above horses are sold on account of being too
light for use at my Office
ALBERT A. WILSON,
au2-0t U. Marshal d. c.
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