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- THE ESskkST11 Wy AE ESu 15trHwrsr
sfEEl MAoN hPthSDFP 2seEfKkX
Train. IL. in EFFECI JULY iIIH. 1856. -
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express
Ine 900 a s. daily " 10 c e. @ AND an da Fast
VIII isieepns Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati
y Chicago with Sleeping Car Altoona 70 Chicago
9sS Sleeping apre Cars o to NJ daily
AID liar lsburg to Cleveland connectinS
s # Ms1r sans, WIN wssisfn knpfsss WIN
Pacific Express, loco r. N. daily for fi,tsburv
Chicago. s ~
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ere I, .anhndaigua. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
Cars w Washington to Rochester.
For Wiiiil,lnsport, Lock Haven and Elmira at $50
f0f Se% zoo In i1 I e d E;t i5 goo and Loo A.
300 4; NJ. 100 4:i5 i0:00 ana 1I:2o o" P' ~
Limited i;Spbe,s o; Pullman Parior Cars. 94O a.
For Boston without change 300 r NJ every day.
FOR ,r n " all through trains connect
ing directtranster to Fulton street avoiding double
feIris,se aeross New ork City.
Alp d'Ho' 1000 aud lI:2O p: NJ, on snniay,
300 A. NJ 200, i;lo, 500. 1900 and II:2O p 81
Limited Express $40 y. NJ and 800 r. NJ daily
For B,It,more 935. 7l5. 900 $40 $50 100 NJ.
l2O3 100 800 4:i5, A:25, 4:lo. 600, 7:IO, 10 O0
and :29t NJ on sunday 900, 300. 200 M
daily, except sunday. ~
except sunday. Sundays. 800 A. NJ 4:i5 r. NJ.
ALLXANDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURGs RAII.
MY !, AMP IN d ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For AiexantIia $500, .oo. 9:a5 1885, AID ll:so A.
Sunday at 800. y25. lO:55 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ. A VI"
For Richmond and the south, Goo. 1855 A NJ daily
Trains ieave Aiexadrs sl for ssGay Go, s
i0S9 1a. 1919 a. LOO 500, 32s. 6lO. 7O5
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MEDICAL. &c.

- The Oldest Establi.hed and Only Reliable LsdssS
Physician ia the CITY
can b consulted dAAly. AS4 o.. bet ~ and eth
prompt treatment Correspondence and consuits-
mons strictly confidential Separate rooms 70. isdisA
A1 or two OF Mrs. de-. WILSON'S Invigorating Cor
DIAL Wii cure sny case Of Nervous De6iiity and loss
cs F ssei r e as .S S:
and 18th aud b and G. y2I<BgS
nR. AND MADAM WILSON, HOS PARK
.Ssd i spscs sSa s,s ne h.s
liable servloea Advice free and confidential ~ 1890
NALARiA, CHILLs. .FEvERh. POSITIVELY
oSs snec cans,Ds noofs 6y marvel
ies. ~ drussissa. ooo frompuns Co. Bunaao, NJ.
Mnk;. Pc FOREST LoNa-EsTH BLIsHED AND
os, @ss .. On Uas :. ~" once sSSs Nom
Nc e ~ III gi5Sc sSs
60 YIN :. e sss : s: s. ys =: .s :.
Tt HAS NEyER BEEN OoNTRADICTED THAT
s1E ssSs Ian 10 ts ~ as c.s
i.di:s. married o. snsi. Az ssoc..6ally Sssssx
DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERs, S06 .
a Gs s1s $500 %sss IN n ~ -
.s Of ne. SnS S1rs =, e. q S q pssr
SoDssi,sssioS nnd :ax;s sss - any hoor da,ins Dc
- $: s.SS 4: i Ss' issa '''
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
Organic Wsskns. oaased by indiscresioS. PoisoSoS:
I = g coaS fh S1ss .nS ts s.
ga Prscs. "a Sent by mali ssaisd mhl-sa.WGa1
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nUNCANSON BROS Auctloneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF EIGHT-ROOM. TWO
STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE. l2O6 MARYLAND AVENUE SOUTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, d. C.
By virtue OF a decree OF the Supreme Court OF eeA
the District of Columbia in Equity Cause No. i;;:H
1O,O43, George r. EmmOnS VS.. Susie +. Benner 3st&
ct AL and by virtue OF deed Of trust duly record
&c In the Land Records ut the said District in Lber
SSS, Folio 1S} and because of default in the
ofthe debt secured by said deed. the undersigned will
sell at public auction. in front OF tue premises on
WEDNESDAY, Tie FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1856 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ all that part Of
original lot IA in square 800 beginning at point
Maryland avenue Al feet IL inches west of the north
east corner of said square. thence westerly Mary
land avenue 81 feet inches to Laskeys lot: thence
In a southerly direction on said premises II feet q
inches to the south line of said lot thence east the
south line II feet inches to east vail OF brick house
Oh said premises and thence TO the place of beginning
improved by twostory and attic brick dwelling
Terms OF sale: $500 cash, and the residue in three
equal payments. in six, twelve and eighteen months
with interest secured by deed oftrust on the prop
erty sold. All conveyancng and recording at ptir-
chasers cost. lfterms Of sale complied with
iii seven days after sale the property will be resod
the risk and cost of the detaulng purchaser. A de-
post CtSlOO to be made at lime of sale.
EDWARD II. THOMAS, Trustee,
jy23-lUt Ol6 + street n w,
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UyAsHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

Schedule in effect June 20 1854
Trains will leave from and arrive at h. q p station
9Th and Il SIS. h follows:
Leave Washington $40 a. M daily excepf Sppaay
and 4:45 2 M daily. arriving at Round Hill IL IA q
M. and .:lo Pm Leave Washington $50 D. IN
daily except sunday. arriving at Vienna 70, - ~.
Returning trains leave Round Hill at Gus T. m iaily
and at Bis p M. daily except SUNDAY. Ar living a.
Washington $40 a VI and Z: IS D. M
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 600
mile tickets so.
r. BELL.
je22 Superinisntsnt
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Street Car Men want More Wages.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Prssident Yerkes of the
on this morning by a committee of drivers aud
conductors who are seeking to get an increase
in wages. II the request Is refused q tie up may
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
N LY Ii N K

A
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
STEAMERS eEoKeE s3 2Eaky and LADY OF THE
IKE FARE akAy T. AT R6 SS PM a.
Ro1nd..rp Ticksl Good on Ether Boa. ~
LssEz .SIg az s s,nse THAT
Steamer 11as @ 9Th ans ha5f
1eary stops at Piney Point and co2nfeld Harbor
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
beach steamer Lesry connects at Norfolk with Bos
ton and Providence Steamers Both steamers connect
aoa Line toT New York and ali railroad lines SOUTH
secure rooms e and tickets a. the and offices
Iress 6o$ pennsy l ave where hasgage may be
Iher Information inquire at the Companys offices
Telephone; &c calls "a and !45-$ Above schedule OF
PoToMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE
THE STEAMER SUE,
has resumed her trips beswssn Washington ana Ba,u
aad Il Il
bp:m.
stops at River Landings Freight received on Sat-
Apply to .a.' ' STEPHENSON q Bro.
E'oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
-. NEW IRON STEAMER .wAKEE1ELg
E Rsi ssass a sSs ..ss s:s
oman, Va. and ST. Clements Bay, Ma Connecrs WITH
H. q y. IL X al Shephero1 see schedule.
JOHN l. PADGETT. Agent
C. w. RIDLEY. Manager. is3
INFECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM.
j. ERS JOHN GIBSON and T. q KNIGHT leave
Pier ~ East RIVER. n. Y, every SATURDAY e p
m. 9th st. wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. spz
NE VERMONT MT. VERNON
, ss1ssz ss.. S: 9Os sss.ss Sunday,
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock q. N; ret1rnin9. r6enhl0
Warrington about $50 p 10.
ss16 l. L BLAKE Captain.
T ATRORES, RANGES. FURNACES AND MAN.
IL TE1S at Low Prices. Tin Roofing and JObblDR
promptly done. Get prices at
is43-3m GEQ T. GARTRELLS, SIS 7th a. nv,
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SPECIALTIES.

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTSOF
WI LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gen
t!enen So cents each Aus l. street. between 9TH ana
oth streets northwest mydlOws
I)ILES-DR- MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Il direct treatment, without the OF knife, cAus.c
lgature. Cure guaranteed Can W consulted rs
2l3 ID st. u W. from 70 b nm spl-lZms
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A YOUNG Priest SECRETLY MARRIED.
Catholic circles In Brooklyn are greatly scan
Father sherman, IN assistant priest at the
Church OF the Visitation, Red Hook, south
14th TO Tillie Mccoy. who was his sweetheart
before bis ordination. Since the marriage Sher-
man hes performed his clerical duties 6 usual
when IL y fully established that sherman u
married he Will be exc0mmunicated.
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RICHMOND EDITORS AT WAR.-Mr. w. w.
Archer, an editor Of the Ntase newspaper, went
hichmond, Va. Saturday, and assaulted Mr..
Mullen. editor Of that Journal. Archer dealt
were separated. The trouble was abOut ~
article In the LABOR Herald redecting ON Aychs6.
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and 800 p. prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day. reported by
special wire to II. IL. Dodge, 539 18Th street:
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RAILROADS.
RALrIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY 30th. 1886, unit
further notice.

schedule in effect SUNDAY. NAY so,h, 1886, until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station corner of New
Jersey avenue and street.
, For Chicago 1000 am. and 1910 pm. daily. The
1000 u III. Is Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
and chicago arriving IN Pittsburgh at 1855 pm, Chi
ON this train for fast time.
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
ace Sleeping Cars to above points without chang.
$50 Pm Is fast limited train 10 Cincinnati and ST.
train for fast time
Pittsburgh Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Par
ior and S.eeping Cars TO Pittsburgh.
staunion. lO:lo pm. with sleeping Cars. daily. ON
Saturday sleeping car to Natural Bridge station only
FOR Lexington and Local Stations $40 T. H. daily
except sunday and l0:lO P.m. daily.
and lIf I Baltimore on week days $50 GAO 100 $50
$50 30. 4;s3 4;40 5:4o GAO 200 s25 and 800 p m
An l:25. 100. $3.50. 4:iO. $40. GAO. 700, S25,
For shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
10 m and $50 daily; 10 a has Sleeper from
&ashngt,n TO New Orleans; $50 p. m. sleeper TO
For Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 4:3O pm,
Oh n sunday asi $50 am; 4:loD.m
more mo- p $40 $50 An lilo pm $50 4:ao 200
4so 100 and Ion snnaas ss sS and
tan Branch 645 M, daily. except unda. and 5:3l
On eA sane s4o ,1 n aH
on Sunday stops all stations. For Gathersrg and
daily except sunday For Frederick sao NJ. and
4:40 pm. daily. except sunday
Tor Hagerstown 1000 al and 5:3l pm daily ex-
cept Sunday. 49,
rams arrive from the West daily. $40. 72O am,
lIo go and 1880 I'm. Little Rock TX press.
From Annapolis S3U am. and 80 and 5:I5 d m
sunday, 1875 Am, $50 pm ~
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad 100 a
m daily. and $50 pm. daily, except Sunday
From Frederick and in; ale points s. % a m
and SIS p. NJ. daily except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington Mt 5.lO
800. 10 300 900 and 1880 n 1915 2:3O 3 4
40 D. $50, i IL m. sunday.
I'D Soo and Sa>5 am 1::3O 2:3O. 4:2O. 500, 6:3O
All trains from Washington stOp at RELAY Station
except l:25. 3:l5 and $40 pm.
FOR mrther 1ntormation apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ilcket Offce-Wasl ngton Station ara and
1901 Pennsylvania avenue corner Of I4th street
and received Al any point III the city.
Is. DURHAM. q 4 Inpn
Gen. Manager. Baltimore twin a
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PROFESSIONAL.

IDERSONE suFFkRlNG FROM CANCERS
- lumors, moies. warts, should consult MRs DIR
llCkNER A. once. An infsllible cure, without loss
Consultation free. Charges reasonable 62s Penns,l-
wanna ave NV lylolms
LNAsY. HEALTHFCL FEET
IL DR. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST, lal6 Penn
syivenia ave. opposite Wizards Hotel, Washington.
Nails, Vascular Excresences and other Foot AiImruts
forusth consecutive Year Of practice. sitIing
taw iylA
MASSAGE AND SWEDISH MOVEMENTS, nv
ANA Prof NlssEN. at the patients home at the
NJ RS DIR. J. SEMMEs AND HUSBAND, SUR
AVA geou Chiropodist. Twenty-six years ful
pracnce has gained them the Worldwide reputation
Vi being America best operators Office l22z ST n
W. For son aud hard corns, Unframed and joints
use MIS- Dr. SEMMES Black Lotion and SAlve- je2l
MADAME PAWN, :
M MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRoPODnT.
ROOMS AND u VERNON ROW,
co 0A6 Pennsylvsnis ave
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IHE FOLLOWING are the successful bidders
for furnishing stationery for the Department OF
Justice for the present fiscal year. c. g. Fischer,
VIM. Ballantyne Son, j. C. Parker, J. J.
Chapman, J. y. Paret and e. Morrison, OF Wash
ington, and VIM. ]. c. Dulaney, OF Baltimore.
ALEXANDRIA AND THE AoUEDUcr BRIDGE.
Mr.. jas. Lyons. assistant district attorney at
Richmond. was In Washington to-day to confer
Ing suit against the city of Alexandria tor
having failed to transfer 70 the United States
certain stock OF the Alexandria Canal company.
After talking the matter over Mr.. Lyons was
referred tO the Attorney General to receive
maj instructions. The proposition 70 bring
valid title TO the Aqueduct bridge.
NO NEWS ABOUT THE CUTTING CAsE.-AH
Information regarding the status of the case OF
editor Cutting, who is Imprisoned I'm Mexico,
was denied 1t the State Department to-day.
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.UNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera

T1UNCANsVN HKOS., AuctoheerX
CH!CKERING PIANO. PARLoR SUITE N: T.
TABLES EASELS, OIL PAINTINGS. EN-
CRAVINGS, LAMPS. ETEGERE. BOOK CASE.
pORTIERS. LAMBREoUINs. LACE CUR
Der SETS, WARDROBES BEDSTEADS.
BUREAUS. WASHsrANDS. SPRING LOUNG-
FEATHER PILLOWS AND goLsTEks, r. T;
CHAIRS, Plated WARE, CHINA AND
GLASSWARE, BODY BRUSSELS. VELVET
AND INGRAM CARPETS, RUGS, KITCHEN
REQUISITES. DC. BEING THE ENTIRE CON
TENIS OF DWELLING No At Third
STREET, BETWEEN AND K STREETS
NORTHWEST
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY TdORNING. JULY TWENTY.
NINE, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, We will sell
ut the above named dwelling all the furniture, car
pets &C. contained therein TO which the attention OF
buyers Is respectfully called. jy26-3t
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TOMORROW.
.HoMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING. AuctiOnear.
CAMERON COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPH LET.
TIERS AND AUTOGRAPHS OF DISTIN-
GUIsHED AND PROMINENT MEN
THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE MOST
PROMINENT:
Aaron Burr, Henry Clay, Webster. Van Buren,,
SamL Huntington. Thomas Corwin. Buchanan, Andrew
son Davis. TrumbuIl Dewitt Clinton. Edwin N. STAN
tom Robert E. Lee Hendricks Hancock, U. s Grant.
sam Houston, John A. Dix.
To be sold at my auction rooms TUESDAY, JULY
IWENIf-SEvENTH, At HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK r. NJ. iv2A-2t
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No U. 8. TROOPS ORDERED TO FORT Bliss
It is stated at the War department that no
United States troops have been ordered to Fort
Bliss in anticipation of trouble at FL Pas0 arts
Ing from. the reported refusal of the Mexican
authorities to release Editor Cutting. II il
stated further that the concentration of Next
can troops at that place does not in itself signify
lations with this country, but is more likely
stragetic military movement against the revO-
lutiOnary parties in Mexico
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~ ING. NO. 5l5 7TH 81. SE-
On TIL RSDAI AFTERNOON, JULY e...f&
TWENTY-NINTH, at SIX O'CLOCK, we will ii:M
sell III front of the premises part Lot 30 square ss2
ST. fronting "a feet liz inches. with depth OF i 10
feet to an alley. improved by q comfortable frame
dwelling in perfect order.
Terms: y cash. balance in years, note to bear
per cent interest semtannually and TO be Sc
chaser Conveyancing, &c, at purchasers cost 4
deposit OF 500 at time OF sale. Terms to be piled
with in 10 days otherwise right reserved to RESELL
risk and cost OF purchaser alter days public notice
of such resale in some newspaper published in ash
ington, d. c. Title good: abstract shown ut sale.
jy24d DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOpeers.
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I DMINIsTRATRIX SALE

~ UMINISTKATKIN SALE.
by virtue Of an order of the Orphans Court will
sell at public sale in front OF the AUCTION HOUSE
OF DUNCANSON BROS. CORNER NINTH AND
ING. JULY TWENTI-SEVENTH. 1855, at TEN
part Of the effects of the late John Quinlan.
deceased, consisting Of LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FU R-
MlTuRE, TWO BUGGIES, ONE BUTCHERS
TERMS CASH
CATHERINE QUINLAN. Administrative
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. jy23St
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UNDERTAKES.

JOSEPH SAWLER, FURNISHING UNDER.
u TAkER and PRACTICAL EMBALMEH
ls2o fennsylvana ave. a. TERMS uavdvrsts ant
every thing nrslclaAA Ieiephons Gall lox-l2 my2I
7. CLEMENTs, PROFESSIONAL UNDER,
- taker-1hirty Years EAperience l23T ava
street anu 20 High street. Georgetown Telephouo
Saii, 100. Jel3m
VAMES BELLEW,
- fURNisuING UNDERTAKEN
Corner New Jersey ave and q St NV
Telephone call, 23S-3. ana
HI FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
lOii 2th 81 Everything strictly EirstciaB and On
the most reasonable Terms nj
- W. BARkEi.
lNDERTAKER AND PRACTICAL FMBALMER
Gra0uate Of 1854 Clans OF the Cincinnati school 4,
kmbslming G N. Lukens M D. Principal
j. H Clark. DenonstrHlof
S12 lth street northwest
Teiephope call 047-A cr1A
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7 ATROBES. RANGES. FURNACES AND NAN.
IL TEIS ut Low Prices. Tin Roofing and Jobblng
promptly done. (iet prices at
te13-3R GE1 Z 0ARTRELL'S, SIS 7th r. M.
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Frances Gordon, q c0lored woman, was cut In
the back with q knife by William Thomas, also
coiored, at the O-Street market about 1890
O'clock Saturday night and severely injured.
Thomas escaped.
In the Police Court VIM. Turner was charged
today with the larceny Of . pair OF shoes from
II. Garfield, and nned % or 10 days
In the Police Court to-day John 6heehan, o
soldier, was charged With an assault on Of1eer
Morse, and nued 210 or so days.
Last Friday . sand soow sunk In James creek
canal.
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Baltimore Markets.


BALTIMORE, ND. July 26-virgnia skies con-
solidated 5! new thresz 6ss; North Carolina SKIES
old. 1la bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. July o6.-Cotton h;gher-mid-
ard super. 2.5OaZ. So do. extra 3.uOa3. to:
DO: easrs. e do. Rio bra aps
Patapsco family. SIS; do superlatve patent, 500
southern red, Sass: do amber sJas7: No 2 west
ern winter red, spot. s5asai4; August s2a.as3:
ern easier and DULL southern white, 5Oa5l: southern
yellow. 50.5l: western mixed. spot. and August.
s7a3s; Pennsylvania, 37al2. Rye lower and dun,
Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides packed,
hams, laa14 Lard.reined TT Butter firm
aHo
Coffee auiet-Rio sargoes ordinary to fair, s7sag.
steady Freshss verpoo
steamer auiet-cotton ll-64d.: flour, ls6d: grain,
se4 oas
rye 1000 bushels shipment So l046 barrels;
wheat SS4 900 bushels; corn, 4.2OU bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, July %. 11:l5 m-wheat-
A ans M S GSra 4S IT,
August s.46 E.;d stesay.xasus,. u.s. 1N
Capitol Topics.
THE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
Representative OFerrall has just returned
from Virginia. He says the democrats are in
good shape. and that all, except those who
have declined and Mr.. Daniel, who goes to the
Senate, will surely be renominated and re-
elected; There are a great many candidates in
the field to succeed Messrs Barbour, Tucker
and Daniel. Capt. Bumgardner is supposed to
have the lead in Mr.. fuckers district, and the
son of Robert E. Lee in Mr. BarbOur's. There
is quite hard contest In Mr.. Daniels district,
but MIR. Griffin, OF Bedford, is probably in the
lead.
SERVICES IN THE GCITEAU CASE.
In the deficiency bill in the Senate an amend
ment was adopted appropriating $4,000 to pay
Edwin b. Smith for services as counsel
for the prosecution in the Guiteau
case. This item was regularly estima-
ted for by the Department of Justice.
Mr.. Smith was formerly an Assistant Attorney
General. He claims that he was called back
from New York to advise the counsel in the
Guiteau case and the department allowed him
the fee.
BACK-PAY AND BOUNTY.
amendment was adopted appropriating
money to pay the back-pay and bounty claims
OF soldiers of the late war.
Senator Sabin has returned and was In his
seat to-day.
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AUCTION SALES.

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ONE HAINES BRO. PIANO.
ONE GAEHLE PIANO
ONE CUMMINGS PIANO
PARLOR SUITES, CHAMBER Sets,
WARDROBES, LOCNGEA BED8TEAD6,
BUREAUS WASHSTAND6, Easy CHAIRS
NJ T. TABLES 6IDEBO.ARDS. EXTENSION
TARLES DINING CHAIRS, CHINA
AND GLASSWARE
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS AND ROISTERA
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, MATING.
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES.
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &0
Also
TO COVER ADVANCES AND CHARGER
ONE NO TOP BUGGY,
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY MORNING, JULY TWENTY.
SEVENTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, we will
sell within and In front OF our salesrooms, general
assortment of goods 1t
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FTNHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
- 723 l4th st. NV,
VIII be open all summer. Great reduction in price:
Tor summer.
jy2O
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I.'OR >ALE-ONE OF THE BEssT ESTABLISHED
wood and cu<ii yards III the city Address W God and
Ia slaI once. jy2l-3ts
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SArrLER 81 Co. BALr1MoRE.
Proprietors OF the old and well known
PlckWiCk CLUB WHISKY.
have large stock Of other Tine Rye WhiSkies which
they ooer low. in bond or free my3l
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DIvoRcED.-To-day Judge James made a de-
cree OF divorce in the case OF Ella Rebeccx
Chase agt. Manly Chase giving the complain
ant the right to resume her maiden name Of
Forrest They were married February, 1875
and she charged desertion In 1873.
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BOWLING, Auctioueer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, No.
1913 THIRTY-FIRST STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, DC. AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, AUGUST THIRD, 1886, At -
SIX O'CLOCK r NJ, will sell on the premises, ;iiaa
Lot a, in square No, LOO fronting SO feet In Gl
ches on the west side OF Congress West
and StOddart Streets by depth of 100 feet improved
by substantial three-story Brick Dwelling House,
containing l3 rooms and all modern improvements
Terms: One-third cash; baiance In six and twelve
months with interest, secured by deed of trust
the property, all cash, at the option of purchaser.
deposit OF 500 required at the time OF sale Convey
anclny aud recording at The Cost OF purchaser
nOWI,JNC
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THE q. s. steamer Tallapoosa arrived at Per
nambuco to-day.

w. b. Williamson, machinist Of the Treasury
department. has been removed, and w. D..
Doremus has been promoted to his place.w
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court to
Charles II. Busey and Louisa Virginia Jordon
OF New York; William Grinder and Jane Luck
ett; Frank b. Winter, jr, and Minna T. sparks
of Richmond, Va; William Mcintosh and
Annie Smith; George Newton aud Lavinia
Green, both of Stafford county, Va; John r.
Love, of Charles county, Md, and Clara Ida
Medley, OF Prince Georges county, Md; James
Ridgley and Nettie Henry; William Marshall
and Sarah Taylor.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
jy23 2m Prince 0eofre's county Nd

YTNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE
l. Select Boarding and Day School tor
Young Ladies and Little Girls.
Re-opens SEPT. 70, 1896 For catalogue and all
particulars address Mr.. and Mrs. WM. D. CABEIL.
principals. 1912 and 12l4 18th ST. or, for Immediate
attention. at Norwood, Nelson Co. Va
Pupils DESTROYS of preparing tor the regular course
OF the Norwood Institute who wish an opportunity
to acquire practical of the French language wifi
nnd to their interest to attend the summer
at Norwood iy10-Im
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E1OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

STEAMER w. w. CORCOHAN
leaves 7th-street wharf DAILY (excopt Sunday ~
Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock e m: Yet1rnin9 rSadh0
Warrington about $50 p %.
ss16 I. I. BLAKE Captain.
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CHORTHAND REVOLUTIONIZED- SLOAN
~ DuFLOIAN: simplest most rapid and most legi-
Die system lii the world Glasses forming Tuition by
correspondence. Call Tor prospectus. 42l f St n.
" ;,,1-
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RANGE OF THE THERAOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings al the signal ONCE to-day
n M, 20; z a. M, Il; IL a. M, 80; p m, SO;
maximum, ST. minimum, 60.