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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
WY EEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
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q ssss5 Pr H 81 Passs NM
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hsss ct SS n ss
. Tsi%; a,Ss; s9Swn at sale
sK stkE p " XkgA R5Us Th 5N
STREET NORTH, BETW ZEN sEVENTEENTH
ASp III HIiG = sFkEEH sTEErs WEST BEING
BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the 7th IN
o92 doS aeS e, of the Land Records Of
t9ns Fl III bnY 81 e M2SRA
scribed real estate situate in the city Of ashington
to S s se
plat or plan Ct said city as lot numbered one hundred
Vision 81 IN numbered ons Injured
and ffty six u56) as the said subdivision Is duly
Ii S
the same on street. at point distant eightyseven
said square, and running thence north IS feet 8
inches 70 alleys thence s feet inches thence
along said street is feet inches to the place of be-
ginning. improved by three-story brick dwelling
Terms Of sale: one-thfrd cash, balance in one and
| two years respectively. for which the promissory
semiannualIy and secured BY deed Of trust On the
deposit Of viii be reaarsd q at Tine Of
sale to Se at sss
the trustees reserve the right TO resell at risk and
III Se
SRA1SAs saM Fl MMA AbS5R Trustee.
se2-eod DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts.
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SAANGBS IN THE DISTRICT OFFlClS
Albert ]. Robinson has been removed from
the Office Of clerk in the assessors Office, and
George A. Howe appointed 70 the vacancy.
messenger In the COMMISSIONER office, vice
geo. A. Howe, Transferred 10 clerk In assessors
Victor Mcdonald, superintendent Of water
mains and water Taper. and Irwin Mullican,
the chief clerk OF the water department, have
the es IN their At me rsaSssI Of
was ti,6oO. and OF the latter e1 500.
PURCHASE OF A school SITE.
The District Commissioners have consumma-
ted tns purchase OF site for large school
NJ streets northwest, which viii be ample 40
commodationsfor the pupils who have been de-
corner 22d and q streets. This is a most eligi.
Ole Site on high ground with good drainage
and In desirable neighborhood. The school
shall have been made and other preliminaries
completed.
EsTrMArEs FoR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR
The following estimates OF the expenses of
the next fiscal year have been submitted to
the Commissioners: Coroner's office, ~, $50;
S ds Of s,1,orney Ct the District Of
Riddle, In report accompanying the estimates,
says that by reason of the large increase Of the
are grossly below q fair compensation for the
three younger officers. He states that he places
them at the lowest sum which In his judgment
$4,000; assistant attorney, $4,000: special
assistant attorney, $1,000; clerk, Sf.4OO;
messenger, $500; rent Of Office, $500; con-
ungent expenses, $500. $4,000.
POWERS OF SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
District Attorney Riddle, In the case OF Spe-
cial Officer E Brockenborough. decides that spe.
ctal policemen have power 10 arrest ut any time
and at any place within the District These
additional policemen are watchmen paid by
private companies or individuals, but COM
missioned by the District and supplied by the
police department with badge and baton.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle a. fol-
lows: Mrs. b. Golfer, erect two twost cry dwell.
ings. c, between Sd and AZ streets south west;
$2,4OO Henry Weaver, erect two-story and
cellar dwelling, High street and Tenleytown
road; $4,000. Thos. /. King, erect six two
story dwellings, Cleveland avenue; $4,000.
Geo. 4. Stroebel, erect three dwellings, X, be-
tween Attn aud 9th streets northeast; % OOO
Henry NJ. Fry, erect Two two-story ana base
ment dwellings, kingman place; $4,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chief Paris, Of the fire department., recon-
nlends the placing OF fire plug at the corner of
Marion and q streets northwest.
The proposition of the Commissioners TO uni.
form all the station keepers is opposed by the
latter because their pay is not large enough,
they say, TO Justify them In paying Tor uni.
forms.
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CH4saa o. Sa4.oza

THEa1 MORNINGS AND EVENINGS ARE
COOL DANGEROUSLY so AND WHILE IRIS
TOO EARLY TO MAKE A RADICAL CHANGE,
YET IT'S MOST IMPORTANT THAT AN EVEN
TEMPERATURE BE PRESERVED. THIS GAN
EASILY BIZ DONE BY PROCURING ONE OF
ouR FALL ovERcoATs. NOT HEAVY ExouoH
TO BE INCoNvENIEHT. YET WARN ENOUGH
10 BIZ COMFORTABLE WE SELL A VERY
HANDSOME ONE AT s1o-ITs AN OXFORD
MIXED COLOR MELTON. sILK-FAcED. AND
IRIS SURE TO MAKE A GOOD RECORD. WE
HAVE FINER ONES. or COURSE. AND ONES
FOR LESS MONEY. BUT THESE ARE PAR
T1cuIARLY HANDSOME COATS FOB THE
PRICE
OUR SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS AND chill
DREN ARE DAILY COMING IN.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND sTs
tALL BLUE sIGNs)
1e6 T. M GRADY Manager
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It Rans late . LaaA slsAe-rws Neu
luluresn.

Train 53 on the Virginia nilrusd, due here
1t $50 O'Clock this morning, ran into land
Glide about three O'Clock this morning between
Lynchburg ana Charlottesville ana was
wrecked. Dispatches were received here in
the course Of the morning nom the railway SER
vice men and superintendent Dabney that no
passengers or railway clerks were injured.
Reports we're rife here that seven persons were
killed, including the engineer and fireman. and
nnaiiy but two men were reported injured.
The train was expected st foar O'Clock this
afternoon.
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VIZ ARE Dafrnnrsnp
10 CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
HAVE PRICES REDUCED
From 40 to 30 per cent from our former low pricea

Atwood CHEvIOT SUITS, at $3.50.
Atwood CASHMERE SUITS at S.
An Atwood Black 4-button CUTAWAY SUIT, at
$40.
An Atwood Silk-faced PRINCE ALBERT SUIT,
~ $l4 and all others at proportionate low prices
Fine SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, at $1.25,
81 so and q.
We have q lot Of Odd COATS and VESTS at Is per
cent less than manufacturers prices.
lot OF Odds and Ends of CASHMERE SUITS at
fifty cents on the dollar.
Odd COATS from as cents upwards.
For Boys from ID to IL years old, SUITS at "a,
$780, $5 and So
Boys Odd PANTS from 81 up
For Children from to Ii years. we have SUITS at
$3.50 %. $3.50 and ~ that are worth double what
we are asking for.
Childrens PANTS at so cents and un
Mems PANTS from 81 rs and upward
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The Social Science Association.
A PAPER ADVOCATING THE EsrABLIsHMENr O
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 0.-The American
Social Science association met in the depart
paper read was by Rev. DE-. H L WayIand, OF
Philadelphia, on 1.-THE State and Savings
of the People," It emphasized the neces-
sity OF providing places of absolute
security for the savings Of workingmen. The
savings banks of the country, he said, had
proved blessing to the poorer Glasses, but even
among them failures frequently occur. He
believed that the most practical solution of the
problem was the establishment by the national
government Of postal savings banks. He held
that such institutions would tend to suppress
anarchism and kindred evils
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M AsH1NGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

| Schedule In effect August !, 1885,
Trains will leave from and arrive at b. & p station
9Th and B SITS. as follows:
| Leave Washington $40 a. m. daily except Sunday
and 445 m. daily. arriving at Round Hill LA a.
3. SOS a m daily and a. SIP daily except sun.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 900
mile tickets $2a
r BELL.
au1O SUPERINTENDENT
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TIN LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
au2O CORNER 7Tty AND n sTRErr,
au20 CORNER 9TH AND sTREEra
CLEAR, CLEAN AND HAnm1rss

CRYSTAL NATTAN8 DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
FOR THE HAIR
Restores Gray or Faded Hair to its natural color and
youthful appearance and always does SO In
three to ten Gays
stops the hair falling out removes dandruH, and
makes an elegant DRESSING unexceed by any other in
the market
WARRANTED to contain no lead, sulphur, no
silver or any other poisonous Ingredient No sedi-
ment 70 shake and stains: it consequently
pest and only non poisonous Hair Restorative In the
World Price 81.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor,
au3O I'd and u and 18th and NV.
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

III 10ElA dOIEA Fun 6AAEs
This celebrated Hotel with its franchises fur -
nture aud apparel will be offered for sale at Old HILL
Tqnt Comfort Virginia ~ public auction on Es
1855. unless previously sold at private sale.
At great cost Mr.. Harrison PhCebus made '"Ihe
Hygeia'' the most famous OF American hotels. 1t is
rstclass in every respect and In all OF its appoint
nents by reason Of locality and other advantages
1t stands without rival in the United States II has
rooms Tor one thousand guests It is furnished most
deliberately ia all OF its department with the best and
latest style Ut furniture. The buildings are in COM
celied
Persons wishing to purchase will visit and inspect
the premises TO such the fullest information in ali of
It's details will be given
Ierms Onefurth in cash; the balance in four equal
annual payments. bearing interest from the day Of
sale The deferred pay mens to be sufficiently secured
deposit Of $1,000 will be required on the day Of
with the terms Of sale, when possession will be de-
livered
Should the highest bid In the estimation OF the ex-
ecutors, not approximate the value of the property
they reserve the right reject tho same The execu
tors authorized to receive private bids for this
property.
ANNIE ]. PfIEBUS
r. T. WOODFIN,
10. FULTON,
Executors of Harrison PhCpbuS,
THOs. TABB. Counsellor. se4.eoim
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BELIrMILLER On the LIST of septem Der laoa
at Rockville. Md, by Rev. \. X. White, THEODORE
e BELL TO MARTHA v. MILLER
tBAltiInore papers please copy. No cardsl
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The following changes from yesterdays quotations
Of the Washington Stock Exchange are noted today
North Capitol and Street X r. stock. 4S bid WASH
a bid National Union Ans, DON bid. Arlington ms
l64 bid Gsrman-A mercan Ins, lac bid. Riggs Ins
81 bid. Farmers aud Mechanics Bank George.
town, 156 bid. Second National Bank, I2O bid Cues
apeake rot. Tel. Co., S34& bid, S4a asked. U. s.
Electric Light, rs asked
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MARRlElp.

SAFE, speedy, sure-Red Star Cough Cure So
say boards Of health. Twenty-Five cents.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOARDERS SOLICITED FOR THE FALL IN
1.-The mountains of Maryland, near Harper's Ferry:
unrivaed for health. free of malaria. and rst-class
country accommodations supplied bountfhly; 50 per
week. w. u. CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington
county. Md. se9LIw
4 FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-.
"A modated for September and October in q delight
fu village IN the mountaius: no mosquitoes no mala-
ria terms very reasonable; references Address Box
%. HedgesviIie West Va se8Sts
4 FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE TAKEN
IA at "Meadowfed,'' near Mountsville, Loudouu
county, Va Rooms large and airy, situation high
healthy and beautiful: large shady lawn good board
spring BEDS fine riding and driving horses city refer
ences given. Apply to H. n. RECTOR. Settings
VALLEY HOME WILL AFFORD ACCOMMO.
dations, at reduced rates, for the months Of sep
teriber, october and November. Address Mrs. s
CORE Bsck Creek Valley, Frederick County, Va
setr5ts
r 1REEDMooR Is ONE OF THE MOST DE
" hghtfnl and beautiful places in Virginia Sum
mer and all Boarding. Terms to suit the times Ad-
dress Mrs. LOVE, Box Is. Warrenton,Va auI3-lms
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FT1WO-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 4l{
l. SPRUCE STREET. LIE DRO1T PARK. LOl


ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
ELEVENTH.. AT HALF PAST FIVE O'CLOCK,
we will sell In front of the premaes house and lot
on Spruce street, LIE DrDit park a.,
LOT 3Ox1OO.
Improvements Two-story Brick House, eight s.sN
rooms In good order papered, painted and new b:
gas hxtures and we'll situated being corner pro- RsH8
perry comfortable home splenddIy located ID this
desirable section.
TERMS Onethird CASH balance in one and two years.
notes to bear six per cent interest payable
nualy and to be secured by deed Of trust ali cash ut
option OF purchaser conveyancng &C., purchasers
cost deposit of 500 required sale Terms 10 be
complied with In ten dayE otherwise right reserved
resell at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser after
paper published In Washington, DC
se1-4t DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL tx;TAT
Il AT LAUREL. MD.
The undersigned will offer at public sale the 80
handsome Residence Of the late William n. Ill.,
Wafheld On the premises at Laurel. Md. on S9W
SS5AA ,F sEPrEMBEh ELEVEN. ct FIVE
O'CLOCK r. NJ Four acres of land, good shade and
fruit dwelling Ut ID rooms in excellent order
CHAS H. STANLEY,
CORTLAND street. Baltimore.
se4-ts Or Laurel, Nd
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SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoYAn

GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERIES.
Z0O pieces OF Hamburg and Swiss Embr0ideres and
tlOunclngs 20 per cent less than importers pricea
Hamburg, TO inches wide, &c I'd.
Hamburg and Swiss Flouncings, iSc. to 81. rs I'd
satin Ribbons, Pcot edge, No 8. 1Oc.; No II, 12c I'd
Lades Chemise. good muslin trimmed with TOr.
chon Lace, Doc each
Eoth's Patent Double Bone Corsets, SIPS
Ihompsons Glove Fitting Corsets, 95c.
Common Sense 600 Bone Woven Corsets, g. So
Madame Thompson's Spinal Protecting Corset, Toe
Adjustable Hip Corset, 5Oc. pair
Ladies' Frame made Isle Thread Gloves, Ice pair
Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves, with full-fashiOned
fingers, 25c. pair.
Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves 25c. pair.
All-Sllk Lace Mitts pc, 2oc. and SOC. pair.
Pure Silk Jersey Mitts 49c
Fine quality Baibrggan Hose. Csc, worth Sec pair:
Ladies' Chemlsettes from Ice to 6Oc each.
Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin and Crepe
Lisse kuching, 1Oc to Toe. I'd.
Lotta' Bont2n, Fedora, Patti, Woven Wire and
Large end hne assortment Of Ladies' Dress Buttons
Ope unbroken Case of Ladies' Vests and Pants car
at present prices for sc
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THE CASES OF WOOD AND GASKELI.
The cases Of Wood and oaskeIl, arrested by
the Msxicans In Lower California. have been be
fore the State department some time. end
nothing, Il h asserted. hss been lei rndope by
the American consul at N Pas, acting under
the Instructions Of the Secretary OF state % 80
that prisoners receive the protection they Are
entitled 20. They are accused by the Mexican
authorities OF having murdered fellow Ameri-
%a ouna ana. ma ,hs Inc p "a o. sSs
oence at hand pointed to Wood and 0askin % ths
guilty parties. II there hes been unreasonable
be claimed in the prisoner appeal 70 the row.
ernor OF Texas the fact has not yet been made
known at the Department.
The Defeat or Parseul,s NH Certasa.
cHUcHILLs OFFER TO THE IRISH LEADKn-
PROVISIONS or THE BILL
"A London dispatch says Lord Randolph
Churchill is disposed TO bargain with Mr.. Par.
nell on the basis OF government support OF the
single clause Of Mr.. rarnelrs bill relating tothe
suspension OF evictions. The majority Of the
cabinet are opposed TO any Irish legislation UNI
til next year. Lord Harrington promised Lord
salisbury the vote OF the unionlsts IL the gov
able issue will be that Mr. Parnell, knowins
that the defeat Of his bill Is certain viii aocer3
Lord Randoph's offer OF facilities Tor the second
reading Of his bill on the 10th instant on condi-
ton that the Parnellites offer no obstruction
prior 10 the passing Of the whole of the est.
mates The government whips predict that
the House VIII adjourn on the 25th instant
Mr.. Parnell has sent dram of his measure TO
Mr.. Gladstone. The first clause provides that
lease holders may apply 10 the court 80 n q judi.
clal rent the second, that tenants whose rents
Were liked year ago may apply 10 the court
for q revaluatton. and the third, that the court
penang decision on applications, may suspend
an e)ectment on the payment Of such proper
ton OF The rent as the court may decide 70 b
proper.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW W.

EN0LEY, Aucftoneer.
balance Of the Wine And Liouors THURsDXf q
SEVEN O'CLOCK and FRIDAY at TEN O'CLOCK
and will continue until all Is sold, day and evenng
FTtHoMAS BOWLING, AucsaOnesr.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATEnIAL..
CASES, LARGE LOT OF OFFICE fCANt
TURE, CARPETS. MATING, OLD IRON, DC,
&c
DAVIDSON No. 8 REGULAR HEAvY-PRESSURH
Oh BOILER FEED PUMP CCST xQQ1 ~
0ETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES Ox
VALUE
On FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER TENTH, 1885. al
TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell at the northwest corner o.
the Patent Office building corner 9th and sreets,
large lot OF condemned material, &c
BY order OF Secretary of the Interior.
sel-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneef
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NEW YORK, Sept 9.-The clothing cutters
who have been out ON strike applied for work
to-day, bus were told by the various employers
that IL they wished TO be taken on they mus,
sign an agreement to sever their connection
with the labor union. They declined to do thia
and withdrew,
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NOR SALE-

20 xs.vs. 1913 10th s :, sor.s,1 900
Si5 I'm srs 500 soSs 81. = s Frs 5000 900
Dit 1 Ind ave. sl SSS
800 nth st kh.. 6rs.I 500 926 Mass ave- Tors $500
81 sSss & ss BIZ
Ts Ne cf H sn. susRs
the LIST aud 10th Ise7I THOS f WAG0AMAN
EoR sALEm.AT A. BARGAIN-THE HOUSE OF
IL a naval officer about to leave the country; IL
bath and stabe situated within two squares of
.s.,m AUSTIN P: BROWN.
FoR sALE-s5. OO0-ls24 ST. n. w. lO.RooM
sei-5t lie Droit Building
FcR sALE.225 p 81. N.w.-TEN ICONS AND
u stable. $500 1904 18th st NV, "a 300 1882
18th St NV. $1,000; eos St. n.wy, $500: 1881 Il
Sacan; ground Eth and SIS n%., suitable Tor srec
ton Of six medium sized houses; $4,000 w. c.
EoR sALE.,A PERFECT GEN OF A HOUSE
II in the northwest seven rooms; cellar all modern
appS Ss' LES New To1F az. sasy
+ BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL
Corner property, store and dwelling, two squares
from new library; price, $4,000; terms easy: rented
a new twostory bay-window and back-buildns
brick dwelling, six rooms bath, range latrobe and
slate mantels on oth ST.. near Greene statue s2.sOU
fine new brick, bay window, six rooms and bath.
on 9th st. s. e.: o.. 500: terms easy.
five rooms and cellar, on X st. s e. navy yard:
se4-Im DANENHowER SON, 1115 Est
L>oR sALE-Two NEW BRICK BAY-WINDOW
sasooeacs: and three new room SrisHs in%ediatey
bricks in rear Of $40 10Th ST. rent per month
soSs
/ .
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ENoR RENT-TYLER RUTHERFORD.
1925 st NV.
Zo4 Delaware ave. he. 12r., $50.
OF II 81. NV, 10r.. from Oct s, 1885, $50.
Sunderland Pace W., from Oct I, 1850, $40
4th 81. opposite Judiciary square, 12r., $50.
l2Z6 % ST NV. 1lr.. $50.
S3l p ST. NV, Tor. $40.
ll3e 9th ST. NV, ST., from Oct. II 1886. $40
esS4 v St NV 1Or., $3.50. se4-6ts
NOR RENT-SI5, neat sir room Brick us al n
II e.: modern improvements.
Sl6. nearly new six room Brick. 500 It'll St ae.
500. 81. 18th ST. W., I6 rooms, All modern Inn
provennents Just thoroughly repaired
ALSO, Houses for sale Ia all part Of the city.
BUSHNELL q CARCS1.
Real Estate Brokers,
y21-1m zoos f NV.
INOR RENT-FURNJSHED-
- 1910 q 81. IL rooms. all modern improvements
Wen furn lsned VIII rent for one two years from
August LIST: SI35 per month. For permission to In
pect apply to PARKER a TOWNSEND.
y%l2m l41S + St
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Executors Of Harrison Phoebus
THOS TAI3B. Counsellor. se4.eoi m
NNHOMAs BOWLING, AuctloneeE.

PEREMTORY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONTING ON
TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTIETH esss
1886, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK, will f:s#
sell, on the premises. Lots and 4, ia square 2.8
north of Square fronting 68 feet inches on Penn
sylyana avenue 100 feet on street. and SO feet on
9th street northwest, and contains 1902 square
large Lime klns and Frame and will be sold
mand the attention Of parties who desire profitable
investment.
TERMS One-third cash; balance in one and two
years secured by deed of trust with notes bearing
Interest or al cash, at option OF purchaser deposit
of $3.50 viii be required at time Of sale, All convey
ancing at purchasers Ii of sale are not
complied with In ten days from the day Of sale the
property will be resod at risk cost Of deaulting
purchaser. THOMAS DOWNING.
se7-C&ds annA;nnao.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMEnCIAL
Name.


The following are the opening and 800 n m prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire TO H. II, Dodge $40 18th street:
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Local Notes.

The case Of Henry Lindsey, the colored man
charged with committing An outrage on Emily
STAR, was tried before Judge Smell to-day ana
the case was dismissed.
The will OF the late Mrs. Elisabeth Stewart.
to her niece, Elizabeth Abbey, aud nominates
DR.. Thomas c. Smith as executor.
at Miss Winston's 6enefit tonight. A SQUAD.
named for tie occasion the Winston Blues, will
appear under the command OF Miss Winston.
SENTENCED FOR STEALING OATs.-This morn
ing about o'clock Officers Lightboun and
Mork arrested two colored men-Thompson
Diggs and James Newman-whO had In their
possession about i've bushels OF oats and locked
the ID UP on suspicion OF larceny. Investigation
Webster's stable on Virginia avenue. and the
men were taken to the Police Court and tried
tor the larceny. Dlggs was sentenced to four
months and Newman was given two months.
The Courts.
EQUITY CoURT-Judoe yu,nes.
Yesterday, Smith agt Smith; divorce granted.
Augermann agt. Ardessar; sale finally ratified
kaufman agL Preston; trustee ordered TO re.
fund deposit: Branham agt Branham; testi.
taken. Bird agt Bird; auditors report ratified.
Hall agt Hail. pro cOnfesso against defendants,
rs ana n ns granted hheusg ag Marks
In re Charles Il. Capeheart, lunatic; appoint-
ment of committee revoked. Hart agt Hart;
testimony before Neil Dumont, examiner or
dered taken. Fullerton agt. Cahill; auditors
report ratified and distribution ordered,
To-day, Kirk agt. Commissioner OF Patents
leave to amend bill granted and hearing In
General Term in first instance ordered. Jones
agt. baltimore; leave to John H. Porter to an.
swer. Norris agt Norris estate; delivering Of
real estate ordered. Brown agt Brown: ap-
pearance ordered. Emmons aXt. Benner. re.
lease by trustee ratified. Gushing agt. Tappan;
+. ]. Browning appointed guardian ad iitem.
CIRCUIT UoURT--yudQe Ha1ner
Yesterday, Fuller and Wilder agt Page and
Hayes; Cobbossee National Bank agt Rich;
Dove agk Needing; Riggs 4 Co. agt Carmody:
Delafield agt Lee; defaults
Today, Cropley d Sons agt Robertson; Beav-
quende ct al. agt. Holiander, defaults. Ad-
tOufned to 18th.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Hopper, pro tenn.
Yesterday, JAS. Jones, profanity; So; execution
Of sentence suspended. Grant Colman, throw
Ing stones; pc. James Cleary aud Matthew
cruelty TO animals; 90. John McCielian, indie
cent ex posture; $40 or 30 days,
To-day Judge Smell presiding), William Clark
and Thomas McCann, profanity; IS or days
80 days. John 81. Mitchell and 0eorge Marders
profanity; e5 each. Henry Jones, trsspass; S6
Annie Flood, loud and boisterous: Co. Joseph
Edelin,, refusing 70 assist an officer; IS. Daniel
Two%sy fast E. aIiyinHE $40 Reuben Burnett
ordered and nne Of e6 imposed.
LETTERS rRox IRvtNas ADx1Rrra-rwenty
or thirty letters havs besn ruOsived Ct the
Treasury department from admirers Of WASH
tngton Irving, each inclosing three cents to pay
his balance 70 the government and eloee up his
account
SHIxURK OF ANorHER AMERICAN SCHOONER.
The Pr0vincetowns Aasss, nshing schooner
Pearl Nelson. Capt Kemp, was seized at Ari-
chat O. H. vaafaftinV. ON q ctAfwe of vifIlaHfnw