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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
~ A L y LIN e

n L LIZ N E.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS sEoReE s9EAH GEAhx and LADY OF THE
fisIsi 600 fs5i Js. So
lssfx 2g AZ snd s,sses FRpa Hhs
80. .,cL THuRsPAY and sATUKDAY,
at sxe sna at ney
foins and 1erurnins and on SATURDAY at Colonial
TON ana providence steamers Both steamers connect
III sa
Secure rooms and tickets at the B. and o. offices,
press. 6O3 Pennsylvania ave where baggage may be
checked from hotels and private residences. For fur
c 81 snd ashedas o
rates goes into effect Monday. 2Sth. je25
POToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE.
has resumed her trips between washington and Balt
more, leaving StephensOns wharf, foot 9TH ST. every
SUNDAY. pm, and Baltimore every FRIDAY. at
Stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat.
0lapys Apply 0ny io and must be RFTEsPald
mh1O-8m 18th and Pa. ave and 7th st. wharf
EIOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGa
1eaves SEW 1EoS
TUESDAYS, FKfDAYs and srNDAY Y p. M. s iouch
and Bay Mo eonnsc.s WITH
u. d .. X. r. at Shepherds. see schedule.
JOHN E PADGETT. Agent
c. w RIDLEY, Manager. fe3
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
IL ERS JOHN GIBSON and E. c. KNIGHT leave
Pier 81, East RIVER, N. " every SATURDAY at p
M; 9th st. wharf. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. apA
Mt VERMONT MT. VERNON
STEAMER w. W. CoRCOpAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily Except Sundave I'm
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q m; returning reaches
Washington about $50 p M
se16 L. L. BLAKE. Captain,
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Gladstone and Aberdeen.

PROPOSALS TO HONOR THOSE TWO FRIENDS OF
THE IRISH PEOPLE.
DUBLIN, July 22.-CnHed Ireland urges the
Irish people to combine aud tender the Earl of
Aberdeen grand ovation on the occasion of his
departure from the country as lord lieutenant.
The paper says that in its opinion another anti
lanolordlsm campaign is Inevitable:
The Freenadn's Journal proposes that the peo-
pie OF Ireland collect fund by shilling subscrp-
tiOns to erect a statue on College Green, in tue
city OF Dublin, to MIR. Gladstone.
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1DLANCARD'S PILLS

MALARIA, CHILLS, FEVERS, POSITIVELY
Nl cured in to hours by Prom ptine," a marvel
GUS specific contains quinine: tasteless and
less Of druggists oOc. PrOmptine Co, Buffalo, MY.
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FOR S4ALE-LOTS.

I>OR sALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT s
IT ST. between 18th and 18th stS. I9x9o feet
Will be sold low. THOS. ]. MYERS
jy22lm 1915 + St NV
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FALL RIVER. MASS, July 22.-Iu lsso Lewis
Green, OF Columbus Miss. defrauded TOUR mills
mere out toi S6O,ooo toy forging bills oi lading and
drawing on the mill lor payment OF cotton
never shipped. Green fed. but subsequently
offered To compromise at rs cents on the dollar.
Wetamoe. Granite, Linen and Mechanics mills
compromised ON that basis. losing S45, ,oOo, plus
interest and expenses. The Slade mill remains
obdurate.
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PENICkS-PARuAM. At Baltimore, March I'd
1852 by The Isev. Frederick =. Hep6Ins. Ar JOHn
l.. PENIChS and Miss JULIA PARuAM, both y
Washington, H. Z.
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CaDitOl Topics.


A private telegram received to-day brought
Information that Mr.. Rowland, OF RObesou
county, had been nominated by the democrats
OF the sixth district of North Carolina to sue
ceed Hon. Il. L. Bennett, who declined renom-
inatiOn.
Mrs. Secretary Endicott, accompanied by Mr..
Sweet. was at the Capitol to-day.
PARDON WITHHELD.-Somed days ago Rep
resentative Morrow, OF California, got a tele-
gram from the White House, stating that the
President had signed a pardon ior William
been sentenced at San Francisco for cruelty
beating his sailors. Since the announcement
vas mace s,;na .aatn.t aaxe CONE IN rom san
the President has notified Mr.. Morrow that
since he decided to make the pardon he has
tence that he will not issue the order. It is
said that the pardon was not asked by any Of
the California delegation, but by the district
It is said that there is being q demand made
for the dismissal of the district attorney.
The BOND Of Geo. w. Bishop, the new assistant
treasurer at New York, for $3.50, 900, has been
approved at the Treasury department, and is
now on file in the first controllers office. There
are eleven sureties, Geo. W: Covington, Chas.
Witt G. Fooks, Geo. 8. Payne. e. E. Jackson,
Jno: w. Smith, Lemuel Shovel and Joshua
take charge of his Office on Monday and that q
count OF money and securities in the sub
treasury will be commenced next week.
ENSIGN THOMAS WoRTHINGroN has resigned
from the navy, and his resignation has been
accepted, to take effect June 3Oth.
ASSISTANT PAYMAsTER GENERAL GEO. L.
FEBIGER, u. s. A., has been granted four
months leave, and at its expiration ordered
home to await retirement
Local Notes.
The friends of Mr.. Michael E Kennedy will
be panied TO learn OF his death, which took
er-in-law, No. 900 I'd street southwest. His fu-
neral will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from the above number.
Robert Thomas and James Clark, for being
disorderly in Dupont circle, were each fined SO
or 80 days by Judge Smell to-day. Ellen Thomas
ana Rose Ware, charged with similar offence,
each forfeited $5 collateral.
This morning q magnificent floral Tyre was
placed on Capt Austins desk at police head
ouarters-the GIT of q number of citizens.
The steamer Corcoran will make two Il ips to
Marshall Hall tomorrow, leaving her wharf at
10 IN. aud $50 PM, 30 that those desiring
to do 50 can spend all day At this pleasant re-
sort.
Edwin Windsor, q young man, was arrested
to-day In Baltimore and brought over to this
city by Detective RaG He was locked up al
the seventh precinct station charged with steal.
Ing y sailboat from the river front
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jyl5,l9,22, 20, ,au2 .5.9,l2&I6

THANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE On
~ SEVENTH STREET, NEAR f STREET
SOUTHWEST.
of the District OF Columbia, sitting in equity im1
passed July =, 1856. in cause l0.O23 wherein -
Kin 1t al defendants. on SATURDAY. July
TWENTY FOURTH, 1856. at HALF PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front OF the premises, Will sell
at public auction all that piece or parcel of ground
and premises improved by ten-rOOm frame dwelling,
known and being parts of lot and in 466
In the city OF Washing on, in the district of Columbia
Terms Uf sale in Said decree: Onethird of the pur
chase money in cash; One-thrd in six months, and
onethlrd in twelve months after date ali cash.
option of the purchaserhe deferred payments secured
by deed Of trust with interes; at six cent. one
hundred dollars to he paid by purchaser when prop
erty is bid OH If terms of Sale complied with
in ten days the Trustee may resell ut deauIting pur
chaser's cost
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB, Trustee,
Office, 32l Il2 st. n.w
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctS. lylU -d&dS
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CADET ENGINEER ALBERT NORTH has been
ordered TO the Juniata. and Naval Cadet Albert
NJ. Beecher to the coast survey
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PARIS, July 22.-The Figaro says that China
has entrusted French engineers with the con-
struction at an early date of railways in the
empire.
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The Indiana State Soldiers Orphan Home
and institute for the education of Ieeble-minded
children, at knightstown, was destroyed by fire
yesterday. Loss, sloo,ooO.
A remarkable heat wave is passing over Eng
land, accompanied by disastrous thunder
storms Severe storms, with loss of lie are
reported in France.
Twenty thousand people yesterday witnessed
the outdoor exercises connected with the i'm.
auguration Of Cardinal 1aschereau at Quebec,
III was officially announced In London yester-
day that the queen would suIamon Lord Sails
in London.
The Vermont prohlbitionists have put fun
state ticket in the field, with Prot. Seeley tor
governor at the head.
the Master House-painters' Association In
session in Philadelphia, determined 10 make
the term of apprenticeship fiNe years.
Norman l.. Munros offer uo match HE yacht
Henrietta against Jay tIoud's Atalanta the
loser TO give S1oo.ooo 10 the poor OF New YORK,
The strike at Representative Scott's five mines
al Scotthaven, Pa, has ended by the me a sign
ing the ironclad agreement.
A resolution for the appointment OF a special
commission 10 consider the adyisability VI con-
solidating into one municipality New York and
the adj djacent cities in New York state was In
troduced in he board of aldermen yesterday
AT the Wesleyan Methodist conference in
London. yesterday, Bishop Foss aud Dr. Hunt,
who represent the Methodist Episcopal Church
oi America, were formally welcomed.
London IIUth charges that the Prince Of
Wales sons in their book, The Cruise of the
Bacchante, stole. almost word Tor word, long
and much admired passage from Charles Kings
leys At Last.
Harry beck, OF Millersyille, Pa, committed
suicide in "A cab while being driven from Lam
caster To his home yesterday. lie had been On
a prolonged spree.
Maud and Cora Davenport and Anna Daven.
port, their cousin, were buried 10y a caye-in
While paSing IN sand PIT, at Cunningham,
Mo-, tuesday. Anna and Cora succeeded ia
getting out, but Maud dead when found
Kirk Lemoyne, son al Dr. Frank Lemoyne Of
Pitisburg, Pa, was drowned at Barnegat city,
y. j., sunday while bathing.
Dr. X. ID. kibber, vi BaIn. Me-, is building
Rich Chandler dory made and nttcd out like
the one used 10y the unfortunate Iohn Tray ner
in which Chandler Is ~ circumnayigate the
word, sailing east.
The greenback-laDor convention for the thir-
teenth Missouri district nominated Col. III. h
Fellows, OF Springfield, Ior Congress 10y accla-
nation.
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Republican propaganda In France.

PARIS. July 22-The republicans have OF
gained a committee for the propagation of rC
publican principles among the peopleof Franc
and the extirpation OF royalism. The commit
tee has framed an appeal "a Frenchmen 10 gen
erously support tie movement
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Nominated ON the 6zth Rallot.

CHARLOTTE, N. e., July 22.-The democratic
congressional nominating convention OF the
siXln district met at WadesborO yesterday
afternoon. There was q hot contest between
Chas: NJ. Stedman, u. A. COvingtOn and A. NJ.
Rowl and On the seth ballot Stedman was
Withdrawn. His strength was given to Row.
land, and on the 57th ballot, at o'clock this
morning, Rowland received the nomination
Rowland is from Robson county
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CHIEF ENGINEER :. w. MAGEE has been
granted two months leave, with permission 10
20 abroad.
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OS1y OSE MoRE WEEK

OF the great thrtydays Closingout Sale. We desire
TO thank the public for their liberal orders
ing the past three {3) weeks. They We're large and
numerous and have greatly assisted in moving
kies stu we have not entirely closed them out. but
desire to SO severely reduce the stock during this
week that we may begin our Improvement You can
stun have good selection in almost every depart
ment However, we would advise you to call early
as the prices we propose to name on all our goods
during this. the last week of our GREAT THIRTY
DAYS cLOSlNG-OUT SALE, will bring us large and
rapid orders Especially shall this be of our Teas
and Cofees We want to entirely close out this de-
partment.
Fancy Groceries at almost your own prices, while
seasonabie goods, like Laundry Soap, Toilet Soap.
Powdered BOraX, Fine Extracts and Claret Wines,
have been marked down In price until the clos
est buyers marvel
Call early. We going to have q heavy busi-
ness this week. Great Thirlydays Closing-out Sale
N T. METZGER & BRO,
V17 alt 7th st. n.w., city.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TbleglanS to The Star.
SWELL, THIS IS GROvER, Is ITs''
The President SmilinSly Told the Old
Farmer that it Was.
INCIDENTS OF THE ARRIVAL AT ALBANIA
MYSTERIOUS GREETING FROM SNOWY
ARN-THE GUESTS OF GOV HILL

ALBANY, July 22.-On the arrival Of the
presidential party they were Immediately es-
corted to the coaches awaiting. Before enter
Ing q carriage, in which he rode with Mayor
Thacher, President Cleveland was warmly
an hroEa oa .Srnsrb 9ns
clasped the Presidents hand before any one
could stop him.
Eyes. sir" answered the President smiling
pleasantly. The Burgesses corps, which acted
as an escort TOR the President, at az
the presidential party were driven to
the governors mansion. While passing q
handsome private residence. one Of the blinds
opened Just sufficiently to permit white
shapely arm to be thrust forth. The arm waved
handkerchief and the President raised his
edglnent Of its salutatiOn. On the arrival of the
visitors at the executive mansion Gov. Hill re-
fast was served.
THE PRESIDENT CALLS ON MR. MANNING.
After the governor and his guests had break
tasted President Cleveland, accompanied by
Col. Lamont, went to Secretary Manning's resi-
aence to call upon MIN. Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
manning remained in conversation together
Tor an hour and then the former returned TO the
governors mansion.
At 1890 o'clock, escorted by Mayor Thacher
committee, the President, Secretaries Bay ard
ana whitney and Col. Lamont, left the execu-
tive mansion and were driven down to State
street TO take their places In the procession.
A few minutes later Governor Hill, escorted
by members Of the reception committees. was
also driven down TO take his place in the line
reserved for him.
President Cleveland rode In the fourth divi.
sion, In an open carriage with Secretary w hit
ney, and held his hat in his hand while he
bowed acknowledgements TO the round OF cheers.
The procession was the finest in every respect
ever seen In Albany. Immediately after the
procession the President. Gov. Hill, Secretaries
Whitney and Bayard went TO the large RINK on
Park street TO hear Gov. Hills Grafton and the
musical and literary exercises.
Two Children Burned to Death.
READING, Pa, July 22.-Late last night the
dwelling of Rudolph Roth, at COnewagO, Leba-
non county, was burned. Roth's wife ran ou,
for assistance, leaving her two children, aged
six and eight years, in the house. Both per-
iShed.
NOminated ON the 67th Ballot.
CHARLOTTE, N. e., July 22.-The democratic
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THOMAs DOWLING, Aucuoneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROVED GROUND
IN A RAPIDLY IMPROVING NEIGHBOR.
HOOD. BEING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THIRD AND p STREETS NORTHWEST,
AND W STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET
NORTHWEST.
., BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of1e
the District OF Columbia, passed July Sd. A. l.. -
1856. IN Equity cause No. 5000, the undersigned. -
as trustee will offer for sale. at public auction In
front OF the premises, THU URSDAE. THE
TWENTY SECOND DAY OF JULY, A. b. 1885, at
SIX O'CLOCK p. M. the following described real
estate situate in the City of Washington. District OF
Columbia to wit Original lot numbered fifteen (15),
In square numbered Fl e hundred and ffty-three
S5o3 and the east sixteen feet six inches $3.50 Of
nine (2Y) feet of lot numbered eighteen 1S), in said
square 553 (Orginal lot 10 has front of 80 feet
street by depth of 80 feet Sd northwestt
Terms OF sale as prescribed by decree: One-l lhird
cash, and balance in SIX twelve and igheen months
Or all cash. at option of purchaser. Deferred pay
ments to be secured by lien reserved the prem
tsGs sold. The purchaser to give his notes therefor
with interest at six per cent deposit of 500 re-
CURED on each of above parcels of ground Terms to
be complied with within ten days All conveyancinR
and recording at purchasers cost.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT, Tt tstee.
Yl2d&ds No. Oil 7th street northwest
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The New York stock Market,

The following are the opeuins and 300 d. prices
of the New York stock Market to-day as reported oy
special wire TO H. H. Dodge. 539 18Th street:
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JuLr BARGAINS
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
Imported Jerseys. very fne 81; worth $3.50
Imported Jerseys $3.50: former price SO.
Imported Jerseys $3; reduced from $3.50.
Firm quality all worsted Jersey, braided, $1.25
Madame Thompson spinal Corset, 75c.
Warmers Health Corsets, $l.25.
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets, csc.
All silk Lace Mtts. black and cOlors, 22c
Fine Pure Silk Jersey Mltts, black and cOlOrs 49c.
Very fine Lisle Thread Gloves. full fashioned fin
gers, 25c
Frame made Isle Thread Gloves. Ice pair.
Fine Taffeta Silk Gloves, black aud colors, 26c pair
Full line Ladies' Bustles.
Best SOC Corset in the city.
Call and examine our stock of Ribbons Laces HO-
siery and Cotton Underwear Hand Satchels Flow
ers, &C, &c
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
jy9 0l4 7th Street. Bet. and NV
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The first cotton Of the new crop has reached
Memphis. Il was raised In Victoria county,
Texas
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Va AK rt Z q. 20.

LIVING MONUMENTS TO the power OF St Ja-
cobs Oil are the millions AZ has cured.
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John Boyle o.R.suuy u.d,xr..a

HE CALLS THE PROPOSED FNrRADIrIoN TREATY
AN ABoNrNABLE DOCUMENT
BosroN. July 22.-Mr. John Boyle O'Reilly
said to n reporter last night: II regard the
treaty as drafted and signed by our minister
in London as an abominable document which
1 do not believe the senate will pass, and
which trust Will relegate the Secretary OF
stale TO the private position which his perform
ance OF bis public duty has enrneA for him"
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AUCTION SALES.
TNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Al AUCTION ROOMS, SATURDAY, JULY
TWESTI.F0URTH, 1855, AT Ten 0GLOCk.
EABRACING EVERY VARIETY OF HOUSE
HOLD EFFECTS, NEW AND SECoND-HAND
GAKPEIS. SMYRNA AND BRUSSELS RUGS.
FOUR ROLLS NEW MATING CHERRY
COGNTER, SUITABLE FOR REAL ESTATE
OFFICE.
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. WAGONS. &c.
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TINHE HEALING SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
Il Va. will be sold at auction. the premises, 80
on WEDNESDAY. AUGUST EIGHTEENTH. iMM
1885. They are located III the famous Warm E:l
the hotel cottages &C. 81 of land will be sold
with the Springs. The waters are noted remedial
agent in pulmonary gastric aud nervous diseases
has done much and nature has been prodgal in beau
titying the place This now very valuable prop
erty, with capabilities for large and profitable expan-
sion.
For descriptive pamphlets, circulars maps SC, ad-
dress the auctioneers, QUARLES & McCURDY, or
\. W. BOWIE,
IN q 1C&l& RIchmOnd a
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The Courts.
E0rYYrY C0JyRT-yffioe Tuues

EQUITY CoURT-yud0e james.
To-day, Hyde agt Barley; decree for pay
ment OF moneys in bonds OF complainants.
Gross Agt Cross; order appointing Jos. Shilling
ton, jr., guardian ad litem. Chafce agt Blatch-
ford; time for taking testimony limited.
Scrivner agt Scrivner; appearance of absent
defendant ordered. Dunn agt. Dunn; order ap-
pointing A. A. Lpscomb trustee TO sell.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Nneu.
To-day. Thomas Richards, colored, indecent
exposure; IS or Is days. Berry Broadus, cruelty
to animals; $5 collateral forfeited. Daniel
Clancy, profanity; S5 collateral forfeited. Mag
gle smith, loud and boisterous; So or 10 days.
Edward Slaughter, fast driving; $40 collateral
forfeited.
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Admiral Lafont says the French heet can vie
with the navy Of any power, not even excepting
Great Britain.
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVE.NTSOF
MILF All business confidential. Ladies and gen.
tlemen 90 cents each. 4OS street. between 4th and
9th streets northwest my6-1OW~
D1LES-DR MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
l. direct treatment, without the Of knife, caustic
or Igature. Cure guaranteed Can De consulted at
2lo sd St NV. from TO q pm ap2-lZm*
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To the Editor of IHE EVENING STAR:
Ii understand the late action OF our advisory
school board, IL threatens again with a
change OF textbooks for the public schools.
This time the scheme appears 10 have been
brought forward under cover OF pretense Of
continuing books already in use or already
adopted for use in the schools. But such pre-
tense Is, as L am informed, uniounded The
series OF arithmetics proposed TO be continued"
were never adopted, aud, OF course, were never
used In the schools. should they now be
ordered their use would not be continuance
OF books already in the schools, but "A substifu-
tlon oi "A new series OF books, thereby compel
ling the school children to lay aside the books
they now have and buy these other books al q
cost, In the aggregate, of many Thousand dol
lars. The imposition of this additional school
book tax at the present time upon a multitude
oi poor people looks to me very much like op-
preston. At any rate. IL is a pretty serious
matter for at least one PARENT
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lINRUSTELS' SALE OF PART OF TRACT
l. EALtED CHICHESTER" NEAR ANACOs-
SOUTHEASTERLY THROUGH SAID TRACT
FROM NICHOLS AVENUE.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated September ~
18th. 1884. and recorded in Liber No 1OV9 folio ~
81, one of the Land Records of the district OF Co.,
iumbia, will otter tor SALE public auction, the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY SEVENTH
DAY OF JULY. 1856. at HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK p ~. the south part OF Lot numbered thr-
teen u3 of the subdivision of the called Chi
cestar in the District of Columbia, made By commits
sioners appointed equity cause No. 1918, the
preme Court Of said district. containing 1s-lOO
acres more less. and being all OF said Lot l3
cept that part conveyed Frederick Douglass BY deed
dated October 2l 1873, ard recorded in Liber 9OU,
folio 16O, Of said Land Records.
Terms: Ope-ihird cash. and balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months from day Of sale, with interest,
to be secured by deed of trust the property all
cash. if desired deposit OF 500 required, and all
conveyancing at purchasers cost. If terms Of sale
not complied with in ten days right is reserved to
sell at risk of defaulting purchaser.
JAMES = EDWARDS,)
JOB BARNARD, Trustees.
4l2 9th St NV.
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PROPOSALS.

= NAVY PAY OFFICE,
oe "AsHISGToN. d. c., July IA. 1856
sealed Proposals. In duplicate. indorxed "Frop0saLs
JTiSh ~M De received at this office CNTILNOON.
atoISi fOCkIkESTH 1856. for supplies of Ice
70 Dc oeilvered 30 departments of the Navy Yard.
wAingson u e.. suulecs Ia the usual Inspection and
eoaciuons, and tree all EXPENSE 10 the toyerumen
baanA iorL1s Tor proposals schedules giving de-
tails 10 be bad at this office
THOS- III. LOCKER
ylSlawaw '' >'~'' ~ -AeSA'-
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

REQISTERED AOLSTEIN CATTLE AT ACC-
TON.
The sale Of the above Cattle which was advertised
TO take place at Springand Farm the 10th inst,
VIII now take place At my Auction Rooms SATUR-
DAf,JULf LfTWENTY-FOURTH,1 1856. At TWELVE
| O'CLOCK. iy2l.3t
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THOMAS BOWLING. Aucrioneer.

| THREE CRATES ASSORTED CRoCKERY AT
AUCTION.
| SATURDAY, JULY TWENTY-FOURTH, 1886, at
TWELVE O'CLOCK within my auction rooms
shall sell to the trade the above consignment jy22
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RESALE AT RISK AND COST OF PuRcHA-
FRAME COTTAGE WITH BRICK BACK BUILD
ING, &C. No. SO5 H STREET NORTHWEST,
TO BE REMOVED.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY
TWENTT-SECOND, at SIX O'CLOCK, we Will sIES
SELL in front of the premises, III
building
being No. sos street northwest, the same to be re-
moved within ten days.
BY order of owner.
jy2Od&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucta
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucrioneers.
,TWo-sToRY AND MANsARD ROOF BRICK
s. W., BEING No ST..
TWOSTORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE
On On 18th, BETWEEN AND F SIS $. W., Be
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWEEN
Ti-SECOND. AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell
IN front of the premises sub lot rs. square 4lO 16
TO feet And improved by a Two-story and Mansard
Roof Brick House, containing rooms and modern
conVeniences situated D. between 9th and 9th sts
& w., being house No. sl7:
ON SAME AFTERNOON. AT A QUARTER PAST
SIX O'CLOCK. immediately after above) we
Will sell IN front OF the premises sub lot 1S square
So4, lo.2@4x 20 feet to alley, and improved by Q
IWo-story and Basement Brick House, situated on
lin between and SITS. W.. being house No. 524
Terms: One-half cash, balance in TWO years notes
10 bear D per cent. interest. payable semannusly,
secured Oy deed of trust, all cash at option of
chaser; 500 deposit each lot when sold: convey
ancing, &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be COM
piled with In ten days, otherwise resale at risk and
OF such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ingtOn, D. c. jy17d&ds