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COMMANDER A. G. KELLOGG returned to
day from Deer Park, whore he left his family.
Mrs. Cleveland Catching rro,

MRS. cleveland Catching Trout.
SHE LANDS A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BEAUTY-OvER HUNDRED LUsrY TROUT
CAUGHT BY THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY YES
TERDAY-THE LADIES BADLY SUNBURNED
BUT JOLLY.
A special TO the New York World from Paul
Smiths, N. Y, last evening gives an account of
the trip of the presidential party to Hoyle's
pond yesterday for days fishing 1t saws:
Mrs. Cleveland appeared unconscious of the
attention she attracted, aud listened with
dancing eyes to the Presidents explanation of
how delicately the pole ana fly had TO bo manip-
ulated to tempt the wary trout. He had an
attentive pupil, and all four were in the gayest
IN se
doctor In the other. At the Presidents sug-
gestion the ladies were rOwed 70 one end of tie
the other. "Good by" called Mrs Cleveland
after her husband's boat, "and good luck.
Poss were soon S o.; and each
while the ladies trolled In another part OF the
pond, and each was wondering who would
Leutze and Morxani, frIsnds 81 pr. W Slgs
joined the nshermen. Presently the wooded
shores echoed with shout from the Presi.
fearing some one had fallen overheard in the
Presidents canoe. All was Excitement A
tug and the fapd running out
had something big TO handle. After q long
struggle the nsh gave up and was triumphanuy
l1uuou ny tuo 1tooSoeut ~ was beautiful
speckled salmon trout, known here as the lake
trout, and weighed fully six pounds The Presi-
dent held IT up for the inspection of the ladies,
who had drawn near.
Ian We nave II Tor supper" Mrs. Cleveland
aYe. replied The President After an hour
the grass and the ladies 6usied themselves ar
ranging the contents OF the baskets. They
81 o. aa sy
sandwiches. The two guides arranged their
disposing Of It, built wood Dire and cooked
delicious griddie cakes and coffee. After lunch
fishing was again INDUCED in, the ladies troll
ing the lake With great success in the next
pond, only separated from HOyle pond by q
marrow strip OF land. Mira. Cleveland soon
three pouni and half trout Mrs. Folsom
followed with three speckled beauties of about
the same weight. The afternoon passed very
rapidly In the excitement Of trout fishing aud
soon the declining rays Of the sun warned them
that IL was time to 60 home.
notes. or hsh rather, and the result Of their
united efforts against the nnuy tribes was
found to DO over hundred hne Dab. the Presi.
dents salmon being the largest OF all. Home
WAS reached by sunset and the flsh delivered TO
mine hoct with special instructions to serve up
Cleveland and her mother were very much
sunburned, Neither had attempted to project
their hands and faces from the suns hot rays
The rich color was very becoming to Mrs Oleve-
land. The hotel guests dined on fresh trout at
supper and viewed With surprise the Presidents
before him. Next Sunday the President will
attend service ct the little log chapel called
Grace chapel, located ON hill above the hotel
and overlooking the lake.
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PROFESSIONAL.

MAD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL GIFTED
AVA CLAlktuiANT, horn with second SiglL
livery hidden mystery revealed Finds lost or buried
Treasures or mines Receivers stolen property lost
friends Gives success In business. ali IAN
NY tIoub B. Causes speedy ~ rriages. brings sepa-
rated together Never fis. Gives picture OF one YOU
marry Al III trouble consult this cairvoyant Curtis
sckness tisfactiOn or NO pay. b IL b. open sum
Gay. Al 9th 81. NV. bel. AMI + SITS. NV. its
20 AND SEE PROF. WALKING
~ MEDIUM AND RIAL ASTROLOGER
400 Z St NV. Five thousand dollars any one who
eau equal Nun II: Telling the past, present future
Causing speedy marriage bringing separated to-
gether and In business affairs whose advice Is in.
valuable He tells nsuers name in tuil and is the
oniy person that can do Prof Warning asks no
questns and uses no Cards of any description his
prOfe sion
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY.
Fee-Ladies. 81, Gents, 81. aul7-lms
LNASY FEET HEALTHFUL FEET
~ Dr. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST. 1916 Penn.
syivani ave, opposite Wizards Hotel. Corns Bun.
ions. inverted Nails, and all diseases of the feet
thoroughly AID sklilfuily treated. forteth year Of
for
jy3O WARTS AND MOLES
\ RS. DIR. ]. SEMMES AND HUSBAND. SUR.
ANX geon ChirOpOdist. Twenry-six years successful
Practice mas gained them the ide Reputation
vi being America lest operators Office lZ22 81 n,
W. FOR soft and hard cOrs, iutamed and sore iOnt,
use Mrs. Dr. ST. Al rs Black Lotion and Salve je21
MADAME PAYN
M MANICURE AND SURG EON CHIROpODIsr
ROOMS AMI T. VERNON ROW
T[O SAD Pennsylvania
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au1O
auIU SUPERINTENDENT
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAn
schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAY 3Oth, 1885, unit
further notice.

urther notice.
,l Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
1000 is a Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
Il Es
For CINCINNATI Louisville and St Louis daily q. $50
Pm ana ho:lO pm. with through coaches and Pal
IS limited R0n no M!nHus ana S.
LOUIS arriving in Cincinnati next morning At 7:4a
81 Louis S:aonm. No extra fare is charged this
For Pittsburgh At 1000 and s55 daily to
ior and Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh
O. Fer Lypchbarg. Natural Bridge. Lexington and
Saturday Sleeping Sstara Bridge only
For BALTIMORE on week days 8, $50, e4o $780, $50
saS 5io Gao G s sis and ,I 3
$780, s sspaa lsS sl5 s so :SS 1873
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
to New Orleans $50 sa ~ s's sleeper
on sunday 1;ao a% ana iaio and @o p
For Way A., tatons between sshingson and Ral.i
sna 1 1%S PM pm ON sundays ss0a and 1870 sac
esosp sSsd Ia Ell
asy oa a su sS for
sunday stops at ali stations Fur GsitSersSnrs aSd
aay tS an.I 1o f SS ssa i
For HageFstown LOCO u. IN. and 5:31 pm. daily, Ell.
cePt Sunday.
ii5 $50 and 1890 pm. Little ROCK Elk press.
from Annapolis $3.50 am, and $50 aud 5:25 p.m..
Sunday, 1880 am, $50 pm
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, TAO q
Prom Frederick and imtefineeiiate points. s25 a..
ahs savs for Washington a.
$50 80 300 9:O5 and 1870 NJ, I2:I5, $50 g. f.
4:x0 D. $50. 1:4a 9 aud IL no m: on sundays 80.
I:2O 300 and 9O5 am. l:3U, 800, AGO 6,OO $50.
TAO aud IL 40 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station,
except I2o, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply al the Baltimore and
Ohi0 Ticket Ohes-WashinytOn Station 6l9 aud
1901 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF l4th street,
where orders viii be taken Tor baggage N be checked
and received at any point in the city.
h. DUNHAM. C K LORD
Gen. Manager, Baltimore, Ttyl7l p
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Charged with Embexzlement.

BALTIMORE, Md, August 2O.-Wm. p.
White, u well-known Insurance man OF this
city, was arrested to-day and locked up on the
charge OF having embeZzled 81 500 In money
belonging to the Western Assurance company
OF Toronto. Canada. Alter he was locked up q
civil writ was served on him tor the recovery
OF the money. The accused has stood well
with the business community heretofore.
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s'Five Up Isn't Gambliug.
THAT Is, If THERE Is NO BETTING IN I'll

In the Police Court this afternoon JOS Tay-
lor, colored, the proprietor of COOK shop ut 32s
b street southwest, was called upon To plead to
warrant charging him with setting up gam
ing table. Mr.. Gloss. for Taylor entered plea
of not guilty. Samuel Boston, colored, testified
that he played "nve up" In Taylor's place Sat-
urday night, and paid the defendant ten cents
FOR the use of the table and room. Witness said
outside betting.
What Is 1--we up?" inquired Judge Harper.
ITS just Ike seven up" answered Mr.. Gloss;
''but nve points counts out"
s.ssimilar TO old sledge," remarked the judge.
Ihefe was no testimony 10 show that the de.
iendant iad any knowledge of any betting on
the game, and the C t>e vas dismissed.
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Local Notes.

The register to-day received the will of the
late Henry +. Stevens for probate and record.
The testator leaves his estate TO his brother,
Edward stevens. and his widow for the benefit
OF his children.
the Union Veteran corps (Old Guard) will turn
OFT as a battalion on the occasion of the recep-
ton Of the q. A. X. delegates returning from
the national encampment Monday evening at
z O'Clock.
This morning three small white boys stole
some articles from the scent store on 9TH
street and went oil. The larceny was not discov-
cred until Detectives Mahon and Carter ar.
rested one of the boys, named Frank keefe,
and recovered the stolen goods.
r. b. Sword reports stolen 90 worth Of cloth
ing.
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District Goverament AMairs.

POLICE NOTES
During the twenty -four hours ending at s
O'clock this morning the police made fifiy-one
arrests. Tweuty-nine officers are detailed at
various places. among them being Officer
ofncers are on their vacation and tour on
the SICK list There were several changes made
10 the police department to-day among the
statlon-keepers, who were transferred from one
station TO another. several officers were also
changed about, among them being one AZ head
The Commissioners have revoked the appoint
ment OF I. X Mcintyre as an additional private
OF the Metropolitan police, doing duty At Gies-
meni Wm Foos sor dnty see and
10th and X and streets northwest
The Commissioners have accepted the propo-
for the department at the folio rates for the
articles named: Sheets &C., slips &C., towels lc.,
blankets lOc. and ticks l5c.
BIDS FOR POLICE UNIFORMS.
Bids were received at police hea iquartes to-
Gay tor police uniforms Tor the winter OF 1856
an1 sas mmer Of lss; In order to insure
plan. The bids will be mum be red and scheduled
and the list handed 10 three gentlemen OF ex-
perience In the trade, who are not bidders
the samples. workmanship and prices, and
VIII select what is the cheapest, considering
n 9Ss only on. the price but the quality OF
clothing heretofore purchased by the police
department has not been very good, aud num-
beers OF complaints have been made by the
uniforms. The three persons To whom the
selection OF the goods has been entrusted will
not know whose samples they are examining
until alter the selections have been made.
BUILDING PERMITS
Issued by INSPECTOR Entwisle: A. ID. Prince,
repair brick dwelling 835 X street northwest;
$500. j. +. Mason, erect six two-story dwell
lngs, alley In rear OF street, between I'd and
90 streets northwest; $4,000. ]. Z. Mason,
tween I'd and Sd streets north vest $4,000. ID.
J. Macarty, repair brick office, GA + street
northwest; $500. w. Il. Prall, repair hotel
Arno, 10th, between and X streets northwest;
$4,000 N. Robey, erect a frame dwelling at
=! 81 400; D. b. Croft, erect two two
E. w. Woodruff and }. +. Johnson. erect two
three-story and basement dwellings, II, be-
tween 9th aud 9th streets north west 81 2 600.
MISCELLANEOUS
q. K PeytOn, an inspector in the office OF the
Engineer Comm issiOner. has been removed.
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Warrington Stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
Y. = AIS. 1891. coupon, llO7s bid. 1llA asked.
=. : 49,. lssl. regssssed 1925 bid. 1l0* asked.
registered, 126 bid l26la asked. North Capitol and
street n stock, 10 asked. Washington Gas, 39ls
asked Arlington Ins l67 asked. German-Amer
ins. l63 asked Potomac Ins, IS Did, 50 asked. Me-
uonal Metropolitan Hank. l35 bid Cnes. reske AN !.
eta bid, 70 asked
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Susan E Cunningham has sold to Henry M.
Newman, for $4,000. lot d feet front and
containing 2O7l square feet. on the east side
of New Hampshire avenue, between NJ and n
streets. VIM. A. johnson has sold to George
w. Brown, for So, 427.72 q lot as feet front, on
the west side OF Connecticut avenue, between
K and streets. Jessie A. Sunderland has sold
to same similar adjoining lot to the north OF
to q. Carlisle Waiting. for S3,262.5O, lot in
University park.
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THE EVENING ST
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

hOhA Az OOW AlNU, AuCtaOueeE
FIVE THOUSAND CIGARS OF ASSORTED
BRANDS AT AUCTION.
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST TWENTY-F1RST,
1SS6. Of TWELVE n, within my salesrooms, VIII
sell Tor cash the above goOdA Dealers are 0vited.
IT. THOMAS BOWLING, Aucfioneef
WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO, Aucsionsera
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFEcrA
NALL PAPER CARPErS. PIER NIRR0kSs
WARE, ETC,
On To MORROW, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, we
snail sell at our salesrooms, corner Tenth ana ID
streets northwest, the above assortment OF house
II WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aue,s
pEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
Il STORY AND BASEAENT PRES RRlGk
UNWILLING HOUSE, No. 1902 NINTH
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST -
IWENTfSIXIH, 1856 at HALF-PAST FIVE !n
OCLOCk, we will SELL in front Of the premises, li2
LOT IS. IN SQUARE 363,
fronting 70 feet 9th street. with depth of 05 fet
20 an alley, imp owed by welbuilt threestory and
basement aud back building Brick Dwelling House.
pest quit houses In the city in good order side and
rear alleys. Owner having moved away from city the
properly must be sold.
Terms: One-third cash: baance in enc and two
yea notes 70 bear per cent interest," payable semi
snnnaiiy and TO be secured by deed ct trust or all
CURED at time OF sale. COuvevancng, DC, al pur-
cna< cost Terms to be compiled with In ten days,
oherwise right reserved to resell At risk and cost
of defaulttng purchaser alter Ave days public no
uce OF such resee In some newspaper pqbiisned In
Washington, DC. DUNCANSON BROS.
0uSO-d AuctiOneerS.
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This afternoon, about 2 o'clock, a painter
named Hagan, while at work at house No. 1902
18th street northwest, fell from the third story
bay window and was seriously and probably
fatally injured. He was removed to Providence
hospital.
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DOWLlND. Auctloaeer.

PROVED REAL ESTAT
By virtue Of decree OF the Supreme Court fsHm
the District OF Columbia, i'll Equity No. ~
i0.032, wherein II Q A, iarbin ct al are paiu---
uits aud Mary bianche Harbn e! a. are def ndans,
PAY PAY, oF FL 1885 a. the hour Of HA! .FPASr
FOUR O'CLOCK L. III front OF the premises, offer
at pn lie sale Of original lot numbered twenty
four l24 N square numbered eight hundred and six
known rs the north seventeen feet Of the said lOl
fronting on Seventh street sou, beast, and runnin
teen feet
Terms Of sale prescribed by saa decree are: One.
months the deferred payments be secured BY
he made when the property is struck Oh
JOHN W. ROSS, Trustee,
aulZ-dNdS 4lO 9th street NV.
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SULLIVAN AND HERALD TRAININ0.LThe
scientific glove contest between John l. Hulli-
van and Frank Herald viii, it u said, come on
g Scheutzen park, Union Hill, N. j., on the
2Sth instant The contest will be six rounds
Marquis Of Queensbury rules, scientific points
70 decide. Sullivan Is training hard 1t Seth
street and 6th avenue, New York, while Herald
Is training at Fer RockaWay.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market
The following ARE the opening and 800 n m prices
OF the New YORK Stock Market to-day. reported Dy
special wire " ID. II. Dodge. $50 l5,h street:
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To EXAMINE THE TORPEDO CLAss=A ho,

TO EXAMINE THE TORPEDO CLASS.-A board
of naval officers consisting Of Commodore r.
c. Johnson, Commander q. w. Sumner
and Lieut.. Commander r. B. Bradford
was appointed to-day TO examine the class of
naval officers at Newport undergoing torpedo
instructions on the LIST of September. The Off
GERS of the class will all be detached or the 4th
of September, and most Of them ordered to
duty at the naval war college at Newport
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SPECIALTIES.

\ ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
NX LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' aud gen.
teien 90 cents each. 4Uo street, between aIh aud
ON streets northwest ny6iOw*
1)lLES-DS MUHLENAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment, without the OF knlte cau,tic
or hsature Cure guaranteed Can consulted AZ
10 od ST. L. from d pm auZ-i Inns
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DIED.
ALIEN. Departed this life Tuesday evening. An.
gust l.tn 1856 al ssSo; WILLIAM ALLEN. aged
May lac rest in peace.
BY HIS DAUGHTER
Funeral takes place at Galbraith Chapel church. on
s4d Street, ~ CLOCK Oh SUNDAY s'epns' Angus
BANCROFT. At her residence. No GIL street.
I:I5 .. M, SARAH. vile u Seo. ssa,.croI A''' ~
services e he house O'Clock this evening Inter
HAAiLToN: ON August 18TH 1885, JOHNSON
Major 4 I'D oL c9nssanpnon eldest son o.
tanerL from the residence of his father. No 400
Ninth street northwest. sunday, y. M 2s
ROBEKT EARNEST, SON Vi Jsns. W and She s1 az
Internient New York.
oeocH M GI S IA Aassn s' bsse s ss
son o. SARAH T. And The late 4. n Harvey. IN the
HIS funeral @ TAXI p,ace from the residence OF his
mrnn ioi ayenus southwest saturday
INC church at ,ea q M Relatives and friends
LIZ FEyRE ON Friday, August 10. 1856. At 10 .
m.. "a MIS- LEON, only sou vi Charles ana Caro-
Funeral saturday u iO Q 'ciocE. from 3oss Ninth
street northwest
MURPHY. On August 90 1885 NJ 8 am ANN
n. AukPhY. daughter o Francs L. murphy
Funeral on SATURDAY. August zlst ~ 10 y IN, from
Ross. On August leth 1885, at llSO am.
GkohoE W, beloved husband Of Msillds J. koss,,
aged iorty-two years.
Funerai on sunday, August 22d. 1t three O'Clock %.
m, from his lac residence No. $50 kassa1 huset,a
avenue Frisnds aud relatives respectfully invited -
TENLY. Departed this life August as Iss6 at
han past eight O'Clock, MAPLE TENLY univ r.
loved daughter Of Albert G. ana Annie TenIy ared
months AMI ~ days
sleep. blessed sleep.
Funeral will take place st haif-pss6 tan oc,ouar ~,
Friday morning, the 10th instant
TkUNNkL On August le. lss6, at $50 o'clock
p Ia, GEohGE II. 1hUNNEI. near BeltsviIie
Prince George county, Md. formerly Of Wsshineton
and OF the irm Of lrunnei Il Clark afIer q IonE nm.
gering illness
Funeral services At Ascension Church on saturday
morning, august llst, J. q. M lntermsnt a. Rock
70 meet Al the church
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WOOD AND COAL.

WiSTHk FUEL Al SUMNER KArta
v. BALDWIN JOHNSON,
. " hciesale and isetaIi Dealer in WOOD and COAL.
Compete Facilities bottom Pric.s
fui! " eight aud Measure
Ieiephone COanectUn.
Nam , ard and Oilice. Iol Rhode Island ave.
1-@A oil n
Ohce. corner 18th aad h SIS NV aulO;Sm
Oh 0Dn Tons OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
~ OOOiOr sale, COMPRISING every desirable
a. .hs Ntfy loves prices hindIinx
Ooo prepared AN he ,uanneF oulcx and prompt
delivery. sind la our ORDER,
once. II Ia rennsyi avenue
Bt.Fcii Offices. So P-unsylyauIa ayenue n nd 2fhh
and IL streets northwest 1870 1870
Lepot anu W bari. 9th aud alter streets southwest
auoo1 u. l. SHERIFF.
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PROPOSALS.

lOROPOsALS FOR CoAL-
REFORM SCHOOL OF THE D. c.
AsHINsToN, August 10, 1856.
sealed Proposals sill be received by me up to noon
OF MO- AUGUST THIkIiETH lSo5 ior tue
dewey Al The Reform school OF
800 Tons White Asa Furnace Coal, more or less.
iSo OILS "hi'e Ash Range Coal. stove size more
90 Tons Cumberland Coal. more or less
An 10 be OF best quality, fee 81 lie and other
times as may be directed by Superilitene of The
20 ems, Ton W Inspector aud her psd by
contractor. -
Proposals must be indorsed PROPOSALS for Coal,
Right 10 reiecs bids or Geiects Is reserved
,oo Go. w ADAMS.
anl9-9t Presider; .:oard OF Trustees
I)ROPosALs FOR TILE IMPROVEMENT OF
TkNALLITOWN ROAD
OFFICE oh Th1 ,oMNis,IONERs,
TMEiVG O'CLOCK al. ON SATURDAY. Az ,UST
2lst, 1856 Tor lnproS iIig III Teliytown Road from
Pierce Mil koAd 10 bey ond Telaliy iown
baed Al Ins oiiice UPON appIIa.,un Iner.'or tos
sthrr with al necessaFy no. ou. and only nids
The right Is reserved rejec. any and all bids or
parts OF bids
wILLIAM LUDLOW
auloot Engineer Commissioner ID. C.
WAsHINGToN, d. c,
w August 18th 1855
the Pension building In Ia, CITY ,6,I ,.M Nj ~
citn.able h:icks. 3soo Barrels iine. $40 Bar es
b,ds ,eeelyed will be operea IL this Office a. NOON,
N. C. MEIGs.
aul3-eo5t supervising Engineer and Arcnitect
MANY DEPAkrM. Mt,
~ BC REAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
., "AsHiNGToN, July 20, ls,G
seated proposals. endorsed Proposal fr isepalr of
Iron fence, viii be eceiv. ~ the bureau or N ef
cine and surgery. Navy Department., Washington,
al ELES % LOCK A Nj. wnen the, w.ii 5. sa
hcly opened TOR repair OF lion fence at Naval Hos
pit,l, " ashngton. L.
blank proposals. with specifications and all neces-
ssry nfoIuAton can be obtained from the me,iical
OillCer IN Charge oi the hos pitsti.
The right Is reserved 10 REJECT any or all bids
800, i. GIN, ELL.
JyoV-iaWI" Chief of Bureau.
DkDpooALs FoRFURNISHINGTEKR GOTTA
WASHINGTON, ID. C. vs.
oFFIcE THE COMMISSIONERS.
WAsHINGroN. u. 1 Ausuat IA. 1855.
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. On WEDN ESDaY sen
tember lst- lsS6 Tor furnishing and delivering IN
Washington. ID. C. So
800 eet 6-inch Terra Gotta Pine
10000 feet i2-lneh IeIfa Gotta kipe.
~,UUO ieVt l.I-itch Tea Il COtLt PiDe
oyO izxo-inch Terra Gotta Y" branches
100 lo-xG-inCh Terra CotIa"Y" Branches
1OO 6-nch connecting Collars.
Blank tornis OF proposals and specifications can he
obtained Ut tbs Office upon application theretor
Together wi. all Hfor cation and onir h,,
upon these forms viii dered 1900
ine right u reserved 70 REJECT any and all bids or
paris OF bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
au.S6t Engineer Commissioner d. C.
=, ECKEIARY'S OFFICE, NATION. L FIRE. =
y BRICK CuMPA> W.
Washington. ID. c., ugust g. 1850
Proposals are Invited al once Tor the supply Of 10 900
tons less, ofGe.rges G. I,,,I
suitable ior manufacture OF high sraes oriek To be
aeliv, Ted during lie year Commencing SepIemIer I
1856, side tack or canal works Of company
Waterloo station. Alexandria and Washington Il
Payments 10 b made cash on delivery Bias should
be sealed aud add essed To
auiU-tseI JOH.. Z. BEALL Secretarv
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JoHs AirLLER

Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard Mill and r. r. Depot-Soash Capl,ol
Aid streets southeast
Ohces-i1a stree. and AarylaIs avenue Month west.
100 l4in street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
GOAL D. the cargo car load a wholesale prtceS
hlNDLIS1 aud STOVE WOOD of Iii kinds
COAi. and - W Ed and SPLIT WOOD kent uuder
cover ON p1S x nVOrs-
Large al wei!-as-Ort stock OF LUMBER Fine
Lumber nj iOoEiHg Kept under cover
riders promptly delivered ia ANY pars of the CITY
wihOUl charge fOr hauling
Estimates cneerIutiy furnished.
Our Depot being centrally located. and adacs nj To
the stock handled small cot eiytno
advantages IN estimating. especially Lumber Or
Coal in large QuantltISa
Long exlerIrnce. ample facilities. and competeu,
assistants AIT the belief that satisfaction Will be
10 Those VINO favor ilA their pat
Win h respectfully sUlicsIed yl7-Saa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-20
AUCTION SALES.
TONIC Il NO w.
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

TTHHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs AT
NY SALESROOMs.
On SATURDAY. AUGUST TWENTY-FIRST.
1856, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. within
and IN 'front.' OF my saiesrooms will sell q general
assortment OF Furniture. Carpets, stoves, &C &C.
Also, AT TWELVE NJ
Several Horses and Carriages Ext ensiJ top Phae-
top 10 caose an estate, Ciaret Wine. GgarA de-. "a
aulS--t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.