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Eeal;h depends largely an the condition -
;hs liver. This organ i easily ;.s;ccse,.
because OF - sluggish circulation. Wk,a
I, becomes ,3i>or,lerG. >.agnaa; b'o2;i
ayrumuE,,s> in lis NvEoU< system, causing
L 10 discharge inert OF had bio. Nany
f.'..l> o. disease result from is iiuperfcc;
.-rjeu. which ,Iyl.tngcS all tie digestive
aIl as>imiIative organs, and, through
these. impairS almost every function of
mind and body. There ! 70
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

Avoid the harsh, irritating, gripping
compounds 50 often sold as purgative
medicine, and correct the irregularities
of the bowels by the use Of Ayers
Cathartic Pills. They are invaluable
as a family medicine
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Better

way 70 insure the proper action of all
the apparatus necessary 10 health, than
20 ail the stomach and liver by the
occasional use OF Ayers Pills. Z. 4.
Robinson, Isl School St. Lowell, Mass.
>ay>: For . number Of years l WAS
Stationed in the tropics; and, while there,
suffered much from torpiditv of the liver
and indigestion. Headaches and nausea
disabled me for days at time, and it
WAS only by the Use OF Ayers Pills that /
obtained relief. l know them TO be the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

Gen. Clark. clerk of the House of
Representatives figures the Democratic
majority of the House at Is, and the
Republicans concede Is.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

CalLartie Pills. They stimulate the appe-
;i,e, assist digestion, and leave the bowels
:: Il natural condition" John II. Watson.
proprietor University Hotel, Chapel Hill,
\. C.. writes: For twenty years was
. sufferer with sick headache. began
taking Ayers Pills, and quickly found
relief. have not had an attack Of head
Achc for years, and attribute my freedom
from it 10 the Use of Ayers Pills"
,i.,red Agncw, Lacrosse, VII. writes I:
Il WIS cured of 4 grieyous attack OF
S.rVSinnlas by using
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

READERS The liars;ikin-s o. aeeifui has;i,,
>;,>.ensace :. matter oi pleasure. Wi.a.-
,>'c 'As appetite fails, you may b, >u,y..
tae >,"mach Slnl liver have become u,-
ranged. and need "a be corrected h. .s.,
- 81 Ayers Pills. {. Damly. BcN.a.
Texas, writes: = have taken Ayers l'53.-
icC VariaUS affections arising from d.
ranEciGent> Of the liver and digestive
organs, and find them tn be powerful
corrective" Ii your
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Health

is impaired = good cathariic medicine nl.y
aid you. Miss N. Boyle, Wi!kc>barre. Pa.
writes: II use TO other medicine than
Ayers Pills. They are all that any ouv
needs" DR.. ". J. Talbot, Sacramento.
Cal, writes: The curative virtues of
Ayers Pills commend them 10 all judi
cious practitioners" Dr.. Charles Albcr;>.
Horizon, Wis, writes: Last year pry-
cured from You the formula Of Ayers
Pills, and have since prescribed them will:
decided bencft." No poisonous drugs ar-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Found in

the composition OF Ayers rj;)~ ~.
4. \. Hayes. State A>>aycr, Boston.
Mass, certifcS: Il have made 4 careful
ANALYSIS Of Ayers Pills. with TIE fornlula
Of their preparation. They contain 3D..
active principles Of wei known dr.
isolated from inert matter, which I.lan !.
chemically speaking. Of Srea; imror,au,"
10 their usefulness. It in>urc> acti, it,.
certainty. and uniformity of effect. Ayers
Pills contain 10 metallic ur mineral sab,
stance, but the Virtues of vegetable re.1s.-
dies in skiliul combination" Aver
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Friday, November IL, 1856.

CIRCULATION / ,O32-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-31

CAND UNIMPRoYEp REAL EsTATEs :o one
NEAR cuRiEE IL sFf s4RE NS2hf IN E ~
VEST; ONE LOT IN THE COUNTY, BE
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court ofsek
the District Of Columbia passed In the cause Of ES
Hutchins ct al: agt Hutchins ct AL. No. 1884, SE%
GHafsa DAY 81 g o + e x
for sale at public auction times and places here
Of IN Ss Tssa ~
First Al halfpast four t4:so O'Clock D. m. sharp in
s Numbered four SundreS snd 'n nrssy
four, - laid down on the ground plat OF the City
ns o HnioS Cs sns
from the southeast corner said lot 10 aud running
thence west ~ tsst inches thence north 50 feet
the place Of beginning. This property u improved by
atWo-story frame house. -
prsss a fxs @ Sss y Of the
nnm1sred one hundred and seventy-seven l7h. "a
aid aown ON the ground plat Of the City OF Washing-
third. AZ torty.nve minutes past ave f64o, O'Clock
PM In mont Of the preniisea all Of lot nnmbered one
hundred aud nttytwO ASA. In virgins suhdivision
once Of the Da.rict 81 Golumbs ia BooS yeye rs
Tern. q is s III. pieces Of property: One
day cash At The option Of the ufcna ses
NE so e ss s e BY
CURED Of the pSfchsser pIFchsssrs On each Of sad
q 9 me . ss
failt comply with the erma Of Gale within 10 DAYS
= ne essss sss rs e ss
' sc i 1siifisi ssS sss Trustee
ilDUNCANSON RRoa. Aucfe. mySa Al ~ Al
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The Defense of the Anarchtsts.

CHICAGO, May 31.-A meeting with closed
doors was held at the socialists headquarters
last night. DIR. Ernst Schmidt, Obermyer and
others were present, and a plan for detraying
the expenses Of the trials of Spies, Schwab anu
fielden was adopted. A weekly per capita as
sessment was levied on the different '.groups"
Alter discussing the advisabiIity of calling on
Robert Ingersoil to aid the defense, and arriv-
ing at no conclusion, the meeting adjourned.
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WITHOUT MISS FOL SOM.

The President Coming Home Tonight
His Bride-Elect to Come Wednesday
Morning.
NEW YORK, May Silt is understood that
the entire Presidential party will leave here for
Washington about midnight by special train,
and that Miss Folsom and her party will be es-
corted TO Washington, "Wednesday morning, by
Col. Lamont
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COOK. On May else l6e& wN. II. COOK, go
seventy year2
L 4 so s..s AZ. ,s M
attend. lAiexandris papers plsass oOpy.l
cI FRANK On sunday, May 20. 1850. g 1890 p n.
CHARLES A.. son OF Julius A and Mary - trnSak.
., Funeral takes place 1rom Hamllne 4. Il ChwcA
tuesday ~ A:3O p IA. fF1on0D invtood % ossond.
HlSHAM Saturday night Nay 20. MIA r. w.
HI1HAn, efinjuriss Aom ara. g her hsaas, oorsG
of@S and y streets south esk
tnners rom 1s rSaldsncs Tusosy. yuns ~ =
he Rev pr: LEVIN vtu be held n Trinity SAnrsA
eeock > n Tss,s leave w.ssisss:. - = :7iS ~
!, B3sltimors e = "a. "a r. h 1niMnsss . d
diu osmseexy. 0eoggN0Wn. d O.
RILEY. BRIDGET RILEY departed her IN q
Ny Sis, lsS6. e en- aged seventy yeerA
NSssssass sssseS e wSd.ssasy. g p.n Sis.6
resds1cs % Il 4 wssysr. iSix q nv. caxki
:::s'sa: . sAs s:sS sSs s:s 80 g E. 9 e
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vTHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THIRD STREET, BETWEEN I STREET
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust dated the 7th day go
of December, ISL, and duly recorded in Lber NE4
NO aaS, folio 30 ct seq one of the land records 9
Tor the District vi Columbia, and by direction The
sell, ON TUESDAY, JUNE EIGHTH, 1856. at FIVE
O'CLOCK in front of the premises Lot 81, In ]. F.
Mays recorded subdivision oil part OF square No. 1877
together with the improvements
Terms: One-halI CASH balance In six months, with
notes bearing interest and secured by deed trust
on the property sold. A deposit of $50 will be re-
Quir d when the property struck off All convey
ancins, &c, at purchasers cost.
JESSE III. WILSON, r.
my2S-d&ds LEVIN s. FREY trustees
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NCANSON BROS. Aucuoneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL.
ING HOUSE NO. 1902 VIRGINIA AVENUE
SOUTHWE Est. OPPOSITE THESMITHSON
GROU NDS.
by virtue OF deed of trust dated April 4th 80
lsS5 and duly recorded In Liber No. OBJ, folio ssH
3o2 ct seq one Of the land records OF the Dis A,E
iTIct OF Columbia and by The direction Of the party
thereby secured the undersigned trustees will sell ut
public a9Giion IN front Of the premises SATuR-
DAl TIE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1856 at
EN- O'CLOCK T. NJ. lot numbered nineteen l9)
OF Abram T. Bar ker recorded subdivision of part OF
original lot numbered (7) in square numbered
three hundred and TWENTY-FIVE (3z6 in the city OF
Washington, District OF oumDia together with Inn
proIemenis on said lot, consisting of substantial
dwelling house.
Terms ot sale: One-third OF the purchase money in
cash and he balance In two equal nutes andtwo
years with Interest from day of sale six per cent
per annum, interest to be paid semi-anuuaiiy to be
secured by Il III st deed Of trust the premises sold
or All the purchase money be paid sh, the
option Of The purchaser. deposit of 800 must be
made al The time Of sale. Upon failure 10 comply wit h
Tie terms OF sale within ten days alter sale sale
VIII be had, amer tive days public notice. at the risk
ana cos OF deiaulting purchaser All cOnveyancnR
anu re, ofdlng at the purchaat RS cost.
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, o.
my25d&ds GEORGE e. BOAkNAN, ATus'ees'
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THoMAs DowLINa, Auct,oneer.

HNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
AAK nGE lPLANTS OF FINEST. OVERLOOKING
HUSfS WIRED PERPETUAL RIOS ES GERA.
NUNS, COLEUS BEDDING PLANTS. PAI.MS
"a AANDANUS AND OTHER DECORATIVE
TION. w. "a ASS
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE SECOND.
1850 commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK within
my salesroom l will sell, without reserve, choice
coMection OF GREENHOUSE and Bedding Plants as
partly enumerated above all being from the ceie-
GRATED Nursery of John saul, of this city.
my31-2t Aucti"neer
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GALVESTON, Tex, May S1.-A special to the
NelOs from San Antonio says: "a gentleman
from Monterey says that Conductor Webb and
Engineer Scott, both Americans, of the Mexi-
prison at Monterey on Friday for knocking a
drunken Mexican of the track while their
train was turning a curve. The man was not
killed"
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z
Executor sale of the valuable Blue Ridge Summit
Property, ON the Western Maryland Railroad This
contains some of the choicest sites for Hotel and
summer Ee,ideic the Eiue itti.e UNSURPASSED
views nom the summit over Cumberland Valley. the
gettysburg battlefield Frederick aud Carroll Coun-
ties, Maryland and the shenandoah Hey in Vir-
GINA 1t IS within few hous ride of baltimore IL,
miles from Monterey Springs, aid two miles Pen
Mar
The undersigned will offer for sale on TUESDAY
MKT, JUNE FIRST, 1856, on the premises l7S
acres Of land subject to survey The farm bounded
on the north by the Western Maryland railroad and
Mason and DiXOns line. Is in good state OF cult
Nation improved by dwelling house and barn ami two
tenant houses There is splendid spring of never
failing water furnishing goo gallons every twenty
four hours Eighty acres cleared. balance in timber
IL s susceptible or division iio desirable building
A rich vein OF copper underlies part
Terms of sale: len per cent cash the day Of sale:
one-thlrd including the ten per cent on the ratca-
un OF the sale by the cour, and the residue in two
equal pay mems i'll and two from the day of
sale, with interest thercfrom.
ALICE CHAPMAN,
MARGARET 1. CHAPMAN
Fxecutrices OF John Lee Chapman, deceased.
my27-it*
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ANorHKR SrRrxEm
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
al hast MIA Soh, Easy and Good Wearing Shoes "
u mere nominal price. special lot vt Handsewed
Shoes are now offered ut reduced rase& Call and ex-
anime No trouble TO show goods few more OF
hand. which are cheap dirt Everything In the
GENTS Furnishing Line Us low ~ can be bought at
lSla aud 1915 PenniA ave,
my20 J. w. SELBy.
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ed In front. The interior will be comfortably
though not very expensively furnished.
THE rNvrrArIoSS
The following is said 20 be the form OF In
vitation sent by the President 20 the members
Of his cabinet
Mr.. III am TO be married on Wednes-
day evening at seven o'clock At the White
House 20 Miss Folsom. IL win DO q very
quiet affair, and will be extremely gratined
at your attendance on the occasion. Yours,
sincerely, borrower CLEvRLANp."
10 tue members who are married the invi-
tation Includes their wives. Three OF the
meml.ers OF the cabinet are widowers-
Messrs Bayard. Lamar and Garland.
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The Gaithersburg Outrage.
A SUPPOSED CRANK WHO SAYS He KNOWS Ar


SUPPOSED CRANK WHO SAYS HI KNOWS Ale
ABOUT 1T.
John Bird, colored, charged with vagrancy,
was committed TO the work house for twenty
days by Judge Smell to-day. He applied fur
lodgings at the West Washington station FRI
day night Saturday, when interviewed by
Officer Burrows, Bird said he had come from
the neighborhood OF Gaithessburg where no
had been working on John wetzefs farm. He
said that n man named John Jones committed
the assault on Miss Gloyd. lie said he at
tempted TO prevent Jones nom accomplishing
his purpose. when the latter bit his finger sum
day Bird confessed that ne was the guilty
party. but when seen by n STAR reporter this
morning he denied his guilt aud told the same
story he told officer Burrows. lie appears Ia be
crank, but has a his chin. He Is
roughly dressed and barefooted.
ANOTHER ARREST.
While the officers were looking for Miss
Gloyds assailant yesterday. Sergeant Burgess,
81 the fourth precinct, took into custody a cob
ored laborer twentyfour years Old, named En-
ekiah Martin. When arrested Martin Inquired
II he was 10 be hung, and said he would go
hang him. He said he was guilty but not OF
outraging a human being. In the evening hs
being willing To 80. Sheriff Miller took him 10
Rockville.
SUMNER OPERA AT THE NArroSAL-A
National theater on June 14th, the McCaull
company appearing In "The Black uussar."
Among the well-known and excellent artists in
the troupe will be Lille Post, Laura Joyce.
DgDy Bell and Sgnor Perugini. The company
VIII have Its own special scenery, and an
enlarged orchestra Workmen this morning
began improvements looking TO the better
ventilation OF the theater. Two rows OF chairs
are 10 be taken out OF the orchestra and Tie
remaining rows placed further apart
About 2 O'Clock Sunday morning George L.
Boyd was found at eth street and Maryland
avenue southwest with a severe cut below the
knee, which had been inflicted by some un.
known person. He was carried 10 his home
No. COG 9th street southwest
The statement published I'm New York papers
10 the elect that Rev. Dr. Chapelle had SPOKEN
OF the bishop OF Richmond as the probable 90.
adJutor o. Cardinal Gibbons is absurdly false
he says.
Vim. ii. Schleuter, Edward Dietz and Paul
walker, aged each about Is years. runaway
boys from Cumberland, Nd, arrested In this
city, Will be held until their parents are heard
from.
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KilIed a Deuuty MarshaI.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May 31.-W. III. Giger
shot and instantly killed Deputy United States
Marshal j. w. higgins, at Carthage, Tenn. An
old feud was the cause OF the killing.
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A Peculiar Montana storm.
RAIN FALLING IN TORRENTS OVER A NARROW
STRIP OF LAND.


RAIN FALLING IN TORRENTS OVER A NARROW
STRIP OF LAND.
FORT KEoGH, MOET., May 31.-A heavy rain
and wind storm Saturday evening did grea,
damage. Old timers say they never saw such
than four miles wide. II lasted forty minutes
and during that time the gulleys OF the blufts
back OF the fort were filed with torrents. Miles
lily, two miles east, caught only few drops
The western boundary OF the storm was only
two miles away and beyond that limit the
prairie is as dry and pafched as ever. A terrific
wind followed along The western edge.
For the Dead POlicemen's Families.
CHICAGO, May 31.-The subscription raised
for the benefit OF the families OF the policemen
killed and injured In the HaymarkeI riot now
exceeds $4,000 and is still increasing.
Rates OF Composition I'm Chicago.
THE QUESTION OF AN ADVANCE REFERRED no
ARBITRAToRs WHO DECIDE AGAINST IT.
An associated prees dispatch from Chicago
says: The question Of an advance in the rates
OF composition to be paid by the publishers Of
the daily and auxilliarypapers Of Chicago, which
was referred TO arbitrat0rs some weeks ago. has
been decided against such advance. The arbi-
traitors selected by the union We're two mem
bers OF their organization, Messrs. A. G. Com
erOn and G. g. Silver, and those selected BY the
publishers were Messrs. Victor +. lawson and
William Penn Nixon. The arbitrators being
unable TO agree, Judge Gary, OF the state bench,
was called 10 act AZ umpire. His decision ID
that there shall be no change In the prices that
cents per 1000 ems on morning papers and
thisty-seven cents per 1000 ems GA even
Ing papers. Judge Gary based his dscision
dencs Submitted BY the compositors that the
net compensation Tor their time and labor i
not as great In Chicago ~ I'm any other large
city, u p Proportion % the cost OF living a men
------eros ----------------
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Mrs. Yung Wing, formerly Mary kellogg
wife Of the former Chinese educational comInIs-
sioner 10 this country, died Saturday, In Hart
ford, Connecticut, OF consumption, AT the age of
thirty-five.
The democratic primary elections at waynes-
boro, IA. Saturday, give Samuel Montgomery
about 800 plurality Tor Congress. A. A. Pur-
man polled only 700 votes i'm a total OF 1000.
MIR. ID Walters has been elected vice presi-
dent OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
Potomac railroad.
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my31-2t

i KEATiNG AMI nN ~ 81 Hr HbAN LUZ W
S0UNDAkf STREET AND LINCOLN AVE
SEVENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK 4Sk
Hill. f "a AAN'poN'
lots a. - 45 and so. each lot fronting so feet on
LOIS o6 W. o. 81, 20 and II. These lots front on
q part of Heating Farm W
Ierms One,third CASH. balance and two years;
nOtes 70 pear interest and to be secured deed
orus' on premises Conveyancing &c. at purchasers
Terms to be complied with in days otherwise
purchaser w. 's
these lots are rapidly enhancing in value, being
buyers. 80
my31-d DUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers
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TOMORROW.
BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

@1C@1<AkS
SMALL LOT OF WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE AT AUCTION, COMPRISING SIEVE.
RAJ ASH AND WALNUT MARBLE TOP
CHAMBER SUITES, RAW SILK PARLOR
SUITE, ODD PIECES OF PARLOR FURNI-
IURE, BRUSSELS CARPETS EAIR NAT
TRESSES, ETC, ETC
On TUESDAY JUNE FIRST. 1886. commencing
at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the residence of lady de-
Ginning Sekeeping, No. 1OI7 10th street, corner
Massachusetts northwest will sell the entire
contents All goods TO be removed immediately after
sale.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
my2SdtS
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
No. lib STEEEr, BETWEEN FIRST AND
lNGTON CITY, u. 9.
By virtue of deed of trust, dated 10th Sep e.ek
tember, A. u. 1873, and recorded in Liber No imbh
lSO. folio 243 one OF the Land Records for the G.s5
Disfic OF Columbia and by direction the party Sc
cured thereby we shall sell, at public auction. and in
front o. the premises, on MONDAY, NAY THIRTY
FIRST, 1856. a. HALt-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r NJ
Lot numbered thirty nine (,9l in Linviile and Dun
casons subdivision OF original Lots numbered twenty
!EOl aud tWenty-one CID, aud part OF Lot numbered
nineteen tl9l. In square numbered hundred and
tWenty-tye 725l In the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia, said ubdivisiOn being recorded in sub
ai n s Records 81 D. G. page 1885, and dated May
~ 10 40, win rights privileges aud appurtenances
same belonging, said improvements consisting of u
three-story brick dwelling house, No. lib Cstreet
northeast.
Terms of sale; $4,000 and interest from December
10 lSo5 aud expense of sale In cash. balance notes
ut six 6) and twelve l2) months. 18th interest from
day OF sale 10 be secured by of on
sold Five hundred ($5OO) dol ars be paid at time
OF sale. Upon failure TO comply with terms OF sale
within seven days after sale resale will be had
1--WE days notice i'm the Evening Star newspaper
All conveyancing at purchasers cost.
ANTHONY HYDE,
ia 18th street, ,.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, irusteea
my19-d&ds 12US 3Ist street
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MARRIElu
NlElA.

HOFFMAN-SrEWARr. On January 10Th. 1854
in baltimore, CHARLIE, FRANKLIN AOFfEZH
70 LAURA REBECCA STEWART. .
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STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS S. co.
New York, Southampton Bremen. The fast Ex-
press steamers OF this Company sail every WEDNEs-
DAY and SATURDAY, landing passengers In South
ampton In less than eight days from New York These
steamers celebrated for their speed and the COM
fort afforded passengers
EF. DROOP. 925 Pennsylvania ave-,
aplOllw Washington d, c.
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Rates OF Composition In Chicago.

Matthew Arnold arrived in New York yes-
terday.
The baltimore house carpenters have sfven
up the card system FOR = year.
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LUTZ& FRO,
107 Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining NuIiOnaj HOe06

20 TO GEO. S. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ 1fanlte Work. best facilities in ashingt0n for
SUCH WoIk. Qiee and Yard goa 70 7O5 North Capitol
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,

THIS EVENING, AT HALP-PAsT SEVEN Pm.
AGUNs, CUTLERY, REVOLVERS, NOVELTIES,
JOS, SPORTING GOODS. &C. IN STORE 1847
pENNsYIXANIA AVENUE, NEAR FOUR
+ TENTH STREET.
BY direction of the owner who IL going exclusively
IN the manufacturing business will sell all the above
STOCK at auction, EVERY EVENING, as HALE.
PAST SEVEN, until all are disposed OF
bargains may be expected.
myI5-2m N. FOLEY, Anctioneee.
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AUCTION SALES
nUNCANsON BROS, Aucnonsess

nUNCANsoN BROS. Ancnonseea
PARL0R SUITES, WALNUT ANDoTHrp crr.w
Der SETS. WARDRoBEs, SHAVING STAND
WHAT-NoT, NJ 7. TABLES, LOUNGES. EASY
CdAihs AoCKERS BOOK CASE LETTER
PRESS. FLOWER STAND, SIDE BOARDS Elk
IENSuON TABLE, DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AID GLASSWARE BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS
WAsHsTAHDs. MATTRESSES. PILLOws
SHOW CASE, COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. KITCHEN REQ UISrTES &c.
ALSO,
WAGON, SADDLE AND RRiDAL HARNFSS
&C, AT AUCTION.
IN IEUETSDAf MORNING, JUNE FIRST, AT
TEN O'CLOCK, we will sell at our salssrooms 9Th
hold gOOdA " VA 'AoIse
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Grr THs BnsTF:

THE CONCORD HARNESS.
'THE CONCORD ooLLARs
TRUNKS and EATCHkLS OF the best makers II
great variety at very low prcea