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- r q N X r N N E SIS,
OR THE LIQUOR HA RIT IOsITfVE1.

- NESS,
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC
1t can be given in cup Of coffee tea without the
knowledge Of the person taking it. 1t is absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient is moderate drinker
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given in thousands
OF cases. and in every instance perfect has fol-
lowed. 1T NEVER FAILS. The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific, 1t becomes utter impossi
bility for the liquor appetite to exist.
For SALE BY
DIR. 8. F. WARE,
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner 18th and streets; also, r. K. HELPHEN.
slime. corner 18th street and Vermont avenue,
Washington, DC
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds of
testimonials from the best women and men from all
parts OF the country. Oc24-stu.th
n or1cr
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-rhef follow.
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
a. m, IS; : a. H., 73; IL u. M, SO; p. IN, 80;
maximum, 49, minimum, 20.
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baltimore Markets.
bWtt1tuOFC MWFK3tSs
BALTIMORE Nh. August 26-Virginia ten-fort!es
with 4c do threes

BALTIMORE, MD. August 26-virginia ten-fort,es,
with coupon, Az; do. new threes. 6Sr2 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. August 26-Cuton lower
and duli-middlng. ga. Flour steady and quiet
Wheat-sOuthern steady and quiet; western lower;
southern red, s7a90; southern amber. s9a92; No. .
western winter red, spot, S1AsaS7$a: August, S71h
bid; September S7laae7a4: October. SSlaaSsa4: No
vember, S0leasOl4. Corn-sOuthern nominally steady
and quiet western lower AID quiet; southern WHITE
4saoO southern yellow, 5la51 Vi western mixed spot
49aaa5U August 40a5O: September, 49l2a40zs; Octo-
Der, 50 bid; steamer, AZ bid Oats easiersouthern.
23a35; western white, 34a37 western mixed 3la331a:
Pennsyl vania, 2Sa35. Rye steady, 53a57 Provisions
steady and quiet Sugar-copper refined quiet 9laaIO
Whisky steady, 1.19al.2O other articles UNCHANGED
Freghts to Liverpool per steamer quiet
cotton, 5-32d; flour, 1s6d: grain, 2aSd Receipts
flour. 4,l5l barrels: wheat 135, 200 bushels: corn.
5, 700 bushels: IL ,OOU bushels rye 300 bushels
Shipments-Our 800 barrels SaleS-Wheat t;t,1 1lNI
bushels; corn, "a 400 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, August 20. pm.-Wheat easy
Cash. TN september. 7sis; October 70 1919. Corn
43 iI-l6. Oats essy~cash rs: September; 26ss;
october, 277s Rye, SO. Barley, 90 Flaxseed. l.IOa
1.1Ol2 Hay-prime timothy, l.v4al.95. Whisky,
lilo. Pork easy-Cash and september. s52le Octo.
Der, 0.62lh. Lard easier-Cash. August and Septem-
Der. 7.26; October 6671A.
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M AsHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL

Schedule In effect August i, 1885
Trails will leave from and arrive b & p station
9Th and as follows:
Leave Washington BIO a daily except Sunday
and 4:4S p. W. daily arriving ut Round Hill IL "A a
M and 7lS pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
q 6OS q ~ daily and at 315 p daily except sun
day. arriving al Washington $40 M and 5:4S pm
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. LOCO
mile tickets US
r. BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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SECRETARY MANNING'S HEALTH-Chief
Clerk Youmans, who has just returned from a
visit to Watch Hill, says that Secretary Man.
ming appears to be gaining in health and
strength and seems unusually bright and cheer
ful In spirita.
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A SENSATIONAL MURDER.-HarrisG upter n
lawyer OF Montgomery, Ala, entered police
headquarters in that city about o'clock Tues
u doubled barreled shotgun in his hand and
shot w. u. Montgomery, member of the police
force, killing him Instantly. Gunter is In jaiL
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AUCTION SALES.
tDUBLIC SALE OF FINE FARM IN MONT
Il GOMERY COUNTY

BY virtue OF the power contained in q mort a.
gage 10 Tue Undersigned, recorded among the "a
in Liber No. 2 folio 1922 &C., he will sell. at pub
nc p sac Tn me premises SATURDAY; SEP EN-
bER " III, 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. N.
s IN hne farm in said mortgage described contain.
ing ioS acres OF land more less beautifully located
on lhe seventh street turnpike about nine miles from
W washington city. near Mtchells Cross ROsds, one
miie rom Knowles Station, on the Metropolitan
road and now occupied by Col Geo. T. Rust.
Inc iarm IS In good state of cultivation has upon
II an ahundance of water fruit and timber for the
ing ana fair outbuildings: is located in pleasant
any one In Washington desiring a convenient home
In the country
Inc terms OF sale Will be made easy to any one
purchasing 500 will be required the day Of sale.
JNO. /. YELLOTT.
MORTGAGE and Trustee,
auZo-0t TOwS0n z. O.. Baltimore Co., Nd
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The Ohio legislature will be petitioned 70
make an appropriation for q bronze equestrian
statue OF Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison. 20 be
erected At the celebration OF the settlement OF
Cincinnati, which Will be held In that city Sop
temboy % lSSa
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Commander VIM. H. Whiting is ordered to
the New York navy yard. Lieuts. E. D. Taus-
sig and A. E. Culver are ordered to the training
ship jamestown. Commander Horace Elmer
is detached from the command Of the James
town, 31st inst, and placed ON waiting orders.
Commander Charles l. Huntington IL detached
from the command OF the Constellation, 31st
instant, and ordered to the naval academy.
Lieut.. K 7. Jasper is detached from the naval
academy, 31st instant, and ordered to the
training ship jamestown. Lieuts. {. w. Bart
lett, VIM. }. Barnette, ID. II. Mahan, J. O. Mich
olson and 1T. Smith. and Ensign jill. Gibbons
and Paymaster j. p. LOOMS are detached from
the Constellation 31st instant and ordered to
the naval academy. Lieuts. James NJ. Miller,
TheO Porter. II. o. Rittenhouse, A. C. HodgsOn
and Z. r. Miles are detached from the James
town. 31st inst, and ordered TO naval academy.
Lieut.. Albert Ross and Ensign William n.
Fuliam are detached from the Constellation
and ordered to hold themselves In readiness
tor sea service. Ensign z. ]. Hourigan is de-
tached from the naval observatory, 31st In.
slant, and ordered to the training ship
jamestown. Ensign j. L. Jayne Is detached
from the jamestown, 31st instant, and
ordered to duty At the Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Baltimore, Md. Ensign II. L. Knapp Is
detached from the jamestown, 31st
instant and ordered to hold him.
self in readiness tor sea service. Sur
geOn w. j. Simon Is detached from the Con-
stellation, 31st inst, and ordered to temper
airy duty at the naval academy. Chaplain A.
A. McAllister is detached from the COnstella-
ton, 31st, and placed on waiting orders.
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SUIT FOR Dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP.-A
bill has been filed In equity by Allen b. Hay
wood against JOS. r. Heftford for dissolution OF
partnership and an account, viz The complain
TO unite their property at Mt Pleasant and con-
vert the same into pleasure ground, 70 be
siderable money and Incurred lia6ilities ia At
ting the place up, aud charges that Mr.. Hert-
ford has received all the proceeds, kept the
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It Must BE Settled.

MR. GLADSTONE SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE TIE
STRUGGLE FOR IRISH HOME RULE
Mr.. Gladstone, In an address on SATURDAY.,
said: "The enthusiasm OF the British friends
OF the home-rule idea is an incentive to me 10
never be beaten In IL, but to continue the strug.
gle Tor the happiness of Ireland. Although
Britain and Ireland, the fact that in the
recent electoral contest I, 400, 900 Englishmen
and Scotchmen polled votes in behalf OF Ireland
shows that that prejudice Is fast disappearing
Let men consult any book or nation in the
world. and they will not find one which does
not say that the relations between England and
ireland under the union have been miserable for
Ireland and dishonorable TO England. Ii the
country desires TO redeem her honor and enable
ner parliament TO attend To its pressing busi-
ness Of imperial legislation, the irish question
must be settled"
A SENSATIONAL MURDER.-Harris Gunter q
lawyer OF Montgomery, Ala, entered police
headquarters in That city about o'clock Tues
day morning attired I'm his night clothes with
doubled barrcled shotgun in his hand and
shot w. u. Montgomery, member of the police
iorce' killing MN instantly. Gunter is In Jail.
CUTTING SAYS HE WILL SUE MExIco.-Cuf.
ting Is at III Paso. and dispatch from that place
against the Mexican government TO recover
damages for his Incarceration. The Mexican
court Interpreter remarked 10 some Americans
that n he were In Cuttings place he would SUE
tor $500, 900. and il the American government
stood by him he could get that amount.
LOVED WHISKY AND LOST BRIpE.-wm.
- IL.
Edwards, of New York city, met in Chatta.
nooga, Tenn, Tuesday 10 get married, having
been engaged for some years. The couple had
taken their places before the minister when the
lady discovered that her intended husband was
drunk, whereupon she took the marriage
license from the minister, threw it in Plum.
York. W. AVG"
WANTS TO BE PAID FOR HER HUsBANn-
Elizabeth A. Carr, formerly of Jacksonville.
Fla, has brought suit before the United States
circuit court at Boston, Mass against Frances
+. Collus, of Providence, changing the latter
with enticng her husband from her and plac-
ing damages at $4,000. Mrs. Carr is now al.
vorced The defendant appeared before Com
missioner Hallett. Saturday, and gave bonds in
$4,000.
A LADY SwIMS THE NIAGARA RIvER-Mlss
Jeanette Larke, q handsome young lady of
Youngstown, n. u, swan the Niagara river
below the rapids near her home Tuesday
afternoon. She was accompanied by William
Wilkinson, and the distance was about a mile
and a-hah. Miss Larke reached the Canada
shore with very little exhaustion and seemed
perfectly fresh, although her companion was
very tired. This is the first time q lady has ac-
cOmplished the feat OF swimming the river at
that point
UNEoUALED, unrivalled. unapproached-Red
mr. Ctnra Txuan sx-f ix,...,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at q m. as far as
landings. Make all landings every trip.
You can go 70 any landing for IS cents Staterooms
0O cents I'm
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FATHER-HorAoo Carlisle, . well-known citi-
sen and business man o( Newport R. l.. was
arrested and held without bail yesterday, on
Yer, Alsaida, thar ne had crimlnally assaulted
her three years ago. and driven her nom home
recently becouee che would not submit 70 bis
Vtnh0a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-26

GEN. SHERIDAN called at the Interior depart
ment to-day, and had q conference with Secre-
tary Lamar on Indian matters.
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CIR THr Best.
SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoYA1

SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoYA1
a6 GR n;aa1. = PARg A N EMgRoIDERIEs
HHa amSurg' to inches , vide &C. yd
satin Ribbons Picot edge No g. lOc.; No ~. I2c yd
Ladies, IS. C h good lnusn trimmed with Tor
ESths Patent Double Bone corsets sl25
Madame Thompsons Spinal Projecting Corset, 75c
ladies Fran emade Isle sic; Thread Gloves, Ice mir
q Ladies, Isle Thread Gloves. with ful-iashoned
Blae s;, ana &C colSrsd Tat.eta Gloves Csc pair
SIX tses s1' Nils 4S Ss' and 'oc par
Fine quality Raleriggan Hose 25e. worth soc pair
Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin , and Creme
Lisse Ruching. 1Oc: to Toe. I'd.
AiasEa DOWN Basties a0fA' fa'''' woven Wire and
ns IT
ried over from last winter at 5Oc each Good value
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL
au14 Ola 7th Street. Bet and Knw.
GENTLEMEN's SUITS sCOURED
Coats SO CENTS Pants Is cents. Vests Is cents 81
ns saG dSne best
K: l. 4as ~ ;. NV
IeZl-Zm~ and AZ n. Calvert ST.. Baltimore.
VELArrs,
IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE OH.
FAMOUS CAROME1s FRESH EVERY DAY.
ORDERS BY NAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
$40 9TH STREET. OPP. q. g PATENT OFFICE.
jy29 BRANCH. 17O0 PA. AVE n W.
OUR $500 BABY COACH
Our $1,000 BABY COACH ~ '''o>'
Our Sl1.O0 BABY COACH " '''''"
Our $1,000 BABY COACH ~ S~
Reduced to $1,000
Othef COACHES reduced In proportion
Headquarters for
LAWN TENNIS. ARCHERY. CRoQUET
Special rates to clubs
ca. RUPERT.
Vo 4O34O6 7th SC NV. near d st.
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A PROMINENT KNIGHT OF LABOR Drops
DEAD.-K.J J. b. Murphy, master workman Of
district assembly No. "a, Knights OF Labor, in
Chicago, dropped dead at his home there, Sun
day night. Mr.. Murphy was one Of the best
known knights In the city, and was especially
III the public mind just now by reason OF his
action In suspending two entire assemblies OF
knights, owing to their communistic member
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To stop sulIIvan and Herald.

NEW JERSEY AUTHORITIES PROPOSE To PREr
VENT THE PRIZE FIGHT.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., August 26.-Chief of
Police Murphy has received a letter from Gov.
Leon Albeit, requesting him to cooperate with
between Frank Herald and John L. Sullivan,
which was announced to take place at the
Schuetzen park, Union Hill, next Saturday
night. Their action will undoubtedly prevent
the fight.
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keepers forfeited $50 each in the Police Court
to-day on charges OF selling liquor on Sunday.
They were George A. Bartholme, Annie Greff
Schmidt, John A. Walsh, Bertha Young and +.
III. Tenney & Co
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T THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 East Main St.. Richmond Va
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
VIRGINIA TOWING CoMPANYs PROPERTY
AND ALL ITS FRANCHISES.
By virtue Of deed ftrust to the undersigned Trus.
tees, will proceed to sell at public auction in the
city of Richmond. at the DOCK foot f25th street on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK M,
all the Rights Franchises and Property OF said Com.
pahy. Inc property consists Of
FOUR EXCELLENT TUG-BoATs.
J. TUG ARCTIC;-Engfne 20 by % inches. adjust.
able cutoff boiler by "A feet made in 1888 four
nues TWO IL inches and two Stnches and 3.
ee eemdensep by Sy
Bake) air and circulating pump: Korting Injector to
ieed 6olier copper connections; wooden hull 10 feet
- under decks; boiler and engine BY Neape Z
Levy, Philadelphia -
2. TUG VULCAN.-Engine 20 by 20 inches high
PreSsure boiler feet inches by IL feet inches
double rfveted. made in 1854, has hues each ri
,nches IN diameter. and fifty inch return tubes
70 feed boiler; new donkey pump tor feeding boiler
pumping hull, washing of, and circulating water
throughout the boat An feed pipes OF copper wooden
bunker capacity. IA tons under deck. Fitted with new
awnings on main and upper decks Is licensed by The
government to take thirty passengers. Would make
3: TUG SMITH PETTIT.--Engine II by II inches
high pressure; boiler IL feet Il inches by q feet
inches made IN 1854. has two hues 20 inches each
and thirty siA tnch return tubes furnaces feel
inches 6y feet Hancock inspir or to feed boiler
feet beam. feet draft; coaibunker capacity, tons
under deck.
4 TUG OLIVE BRANCH Engine 20 by &c
feet made in 1879: has two furnaces, each feet
inches by feet: hues, each 16 inches and forty
four 3-inch return tubes all feed pipes of copper
wooden hull. 20 feet long, ~ feet beam, and fee
dram: coal bunker capacity, 1914 tons under deck
| All these boats are in good running order having
been lately put In thorough repair The tug VucaI
has lately broken her SHAFT but other respects Is In
perfect order.
The other property consists Of such articles "a arr
necessary for the running eQupage Of such boats and
the Office furniture.
Terms Of sale onethird cash; balance in negotiable
notes 1t three and six months with Interest added
For further inform alton address
FRANK W. CHE1sTiAN.} Trustees.
| J. THOMPSON BROWN q CO., Auctioneers.
| au24-eo4t.d4t
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MARRIAGE Observation-Disclosures licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court as follows:
Alfred Dolan and Alice E. Morgan, both of
Robinson, both of Baltimore, Nd; Major
Latham and Sarah E. Boon; James A. Rollings
Elsie NJ. Watkins. both of Montgomery county,
Md; John A. Holland. of this city, and AIDE
laide v. Holiday, of Prince George county, Md.
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A BRUTAL NEGRO ESCAPES LYNCHrNG.-
Great excitement was caused Monday at Eg.
gertsville, y hamlet nve miles from Buffalo,
N. Y, by the attempt Of o negro to assault the
16-year-old daughter OF q farmer and market
Thomas Sylvester, about 80 years old. He was
employed by LRpp As teamster, and slept in
the attic Of the farm house. The girl slept on
q sofa bed i'm the room next to her parents. AT
2 o'clock yesterday morning Sylvester came
down stairs with twO-ounce bottle OF chloro-
face, but she awoke and escaped into the room
occupied by her parents. A party Of farmers
captured the negro and was about TO lynch him.
when q squad OF Buffalo policemen rescued him.
When he was brought In the lieutenant refused
to lock him up because he was arrested outside
OF the city. Sylvester was turned out and at
once made tracks for the woods, but was subse-
Quently rearrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-26

IT Is Nor EXPECTED that the name of the
successor Of Deputy Fourth Auditor Davis will
be mado public before the Presidents return
from the AdirOndacka
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FTlHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
ELEGANT WALNUT BOOKCASES, EASY
CHAIRS, PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNI-
TuRE, HAIR MATTRESSES, MIRRORS, Pr
scAGEs NEW EeFi And sEcoSpH tAbf cAR
PETS. RUGS, MATTINGS. STOVES. &C. &C.
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY
EIGHTH, 1885. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, in
front of my SaeSrOOms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and 11th street. Twill sell above goods.
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ,
Several Horses Carriages, &c, &c
Terms Cash.
au26-2t THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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ARMY ORDERS.-Capt John F. Stretch, 10th
infantry, granted four months leave. First
Lieut.. Frank A. Edwards, First Cav. granted
one months leave.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMmepcuA,
The New York Stock M.rL.,

o Inc ne following are the opening and 300 p m prices
Oh the New York Stock Market TO-DAY as repOrtei nv
special wire 10 IL. H. Dodge, $50 l5ih street:
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctiooeer.

THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO
LOO STREET N0RTHWEST.A AT AUCTION,
Marble TOP CHAMBER SUITES: FINE
RED PLUSH PA(RLOR SUIT, CHERRY CEN
TER TABLES. RECEPTION CHAIRS, AND
OTHER ODD PIECES, FINE WALNUT MAR
BILE TOP HALL RACK WITH FRENCH
Plate MIRROR BACK, WALNUT LEATHER
COVERED AND OTHER DINING CHAIRS,
SEVERAL WALNUT EXTENsIoN AND
OTHER DINING TABLES. WALNUT AND
ASH WARDROBES DESK. LARGE LOT BRUs-
SELLS CARPETS, HALL AND STAIR CAR
FEATHER PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS.
WOVEN WIRE MATTRESSES, LOUNGES,
RUGS: SINGLE BEDsTEADs. STOVES GAS
STOVES. LACE CURTAINS AND POLES. LOT
SILVER PLATED TABLE WARE, WATER
rriiIKC F x GHTLEkkS1' tMHT GRACKEkS,
GLASSWARE, REFRIGERATOR. LOT OF
BLANKETS, SHEETS, SPREADS, COMFORTS
TABLE LINEN. &C, &C.
Or TUESDAY. AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, 1886,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, at the residence of q
gentleman leaving the city, situated on southwest
northwest will sell. for cash, the entire contents
The furniture is nearly new, all having been pur-
chased within the past year. and would advise intend
Ing purchasers to give this sale their attention.
au26-dts THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
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MEDICAL, &C.

- Ths Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
can be consulted ssy IA nc NJ be. a. and 9Th
nSas strictly confidential separate rooms for ladies'
Ofnce always open aul9-2ws
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
aia- VIII cure any case Of nervous debility and loss
Or s nerve P1xsr IL impArts visor to the whole
DR AND MADAM WILSON. IIO5 p RK
iLD. riaer I'm ST. between and SITS ne Estab
liable services Advise free ami confidential au6Ist
NJ MI DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLI5HED AND
=, - ladies Physician. be consulted daily
70 y p m. with Ladies only. an2I-Ims
HAS NEyER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
ts,na Iat;e. Ph-s;s inc oldest Established adver-
confidently consult DIR BROTHERS, yU6 4 sI a W.
ladies married single Al succ.ssfx iIssisa q
RLANCAKD's PILLS
Approved BY the academy Of Medicine Of Pari. are
tle for crofais Pam nns h knc ssebres OF
-, 10y SstAxes OF Consumption, Conslitutionai WEAK
pg T. periodic None genuine aais sse a sssa
i'D' !. y f fSu sSGnap,r = Paris"
Sold by a,n.v,.,. .....u Agents for IL the q.
30 DAYS TRIAL
ELECTRIC WORT DR. DYES
AL a.C w:ii send on thirty dayT uIai 10
debility, Lost Vitality. aud those seases oa
nature resulting nom abuses aud other cansss S.sd
LeeL Ano compiess restoration 70 health yisSr arS
MANHOOD guaranteed send ~ once for iCa,s SnS
psmphist, ns& Addrsss voLTAIC BELT CO. Ma.
iaS0e0
DEAD AND BE wIsE-DR BR0TUEps s,1a :,
~; appeared before me and made oath that
ne the Oldest Established Expert specfal AT in thts
city, and VIII guarantee cure ia All csses IF nriv.,o
disease or men and furnish medicine or no charSoe
consultation and advice nee at any hour durins hc
cay subscribed and sworn before me bye DR.
- az ~ e ~ ~ -. e Mills Notary Puzzle
a0S-lms
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A Terrible Gale at Sea.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, August 20. - Several
vessels from the Georges ana the Grand Banks
arrived this morning, and report that on Au-
gust 23d they encountered gale OF great en-
ergy. The gale is reported TO be the worst
that has swept over the Banks for years, and il
is feared that much damage was done and
many lives lost
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DUNcANsoN BROS Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON MARYLAND AVENUE,
BETWEEN FOUK-AND-A-HALF AND SIXTH

hESIEE EsT SAE ~ 0E MARyNb 1M AYENE
BETW ,; Sd F0uR 4, Nd, AND SIXTH
BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of 80
the District OF Columbia. passed on the Goth day
20. pending in said court. wherein John VIM. Lee Is
complainant and James c. Campbell and others are
81 - 06i
TENDER, A. ID. 1856 AT FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ,
and nine-two 4y3 being the eastern eleven I'D feet
five (5l inches front of said lot l. and extending back
In parallel lines of that width at right angles with
Maryland avenue to 2 ten foot alley. improved by
Terms Of sale specified BY the decree: one-third
ance in equal ms ailments in one and TWO years re-
spect1vey for which the prOmiSsOry notes OF the
and by of
property sold; or al! cash, at purchasers option
purchasers cost. If the terms OF sale are COM
piled with in seven days from day OF sale the Trustee
ing purchaser five days public notice such re-
sale in some newspaper published in Washington. d.
au24-d&dbs 462 Louisiana ave-
VNHOMAs BOWLING, Auctoneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On STREET NoRTHWEsT, No: 1928
By virtue of deed Of trust. dated the 7th day 80
OF september A. ID. 1854, and duly recorded in iiS
Lher No 1899 folio SO. ct seq, ofthe land re- -
Of the party secured thereby, we viii sell at pubic
auction. in front of the premises. on TUESDAY, the
hour Of St
scrhed real estate situate in the city Of Washington,
Parts of lots five 80 and seven Cd square eIghtysix
$50 beginning for the same at the southwest corner
north seventy Cao5 feet east ene o. foot thpee S
inches north sixteen Q6l feet four "a ncnes west
to the place OF beginning, improved by a threestOry
and basement brick dwelling house but recently put
Terms of sale: Onethird of the amount to be paid In
cash the balance In notes at six and twelve months
OF trust on the property or all cash. at the purchas-