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FOR SALE.
(.D Twenty.fOur Lots in CaldwelPs Add
lion 10 the City Of Wheeling.

idiots arc bounded on the north by Twenty
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore street OF
The south by the HRndlRn Homestead, and OF
the west by the B. & o. r. r.
renders them excellent sites for manufacturing
establishments.
II not sold In thirty days will be sold at pub
lie auction.
For Terms and further Information apply 10
". v. HoGE & BRO,
1900 Market Street,
Or WILLIAM N. HASDLAN,
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Trtmors and Cancers removed trtthout pain or the
"''Y TESTIMONIALS.
Mrs Peter DeapOt, Of Syracuse, former resi-
dent OF OswegO, Mt Isl Fast Second street. whose
name before marriage was Ellen Haclet was
Crosseycd II years. DR.. Wilbur made them per.
ieCtly straight In one minute without pain.
Mr.. Michael Daily, Of Aurora, n. Y, was blind
eight years; was treated by many eminent oecu'
lists, and spent hundreds OF dollars without re-
ceIVing any benefit DR.. Wilbur treated him,
and he can see as well rs when II boy,
Mr.. q. II. Mcclure, superintendent OF Nhe
Cardlng department, Standard Yarn Mills, OSwC'
60, had girl that was paralyZed In both limbs;
could not walk or stand TO save her life. DR..
Wilbur cured her, and she eau walk as well "a
any Que.
Miss Mary Anderson, who lives at the Little.
John HouIe, 0sWcgO, has had female troubles for
Years, she was treated By physicians In syria.
CuSe, OswCgo and other places, but grew worse,
lost ID pounds 81 flesh, spent all the money she
earned with doctors. She has been treating
with Dr. Wilbur only few weeks and states
she feels like new woman,
John LCntZ, IL BlCecher street, Syracuse, had
stone In his bladder since last May. lie was un'
| successfully operated on twice by Syracuse phy'
EIrians. Or, Wilbur removed 1t aud the boy Is
Mrs. William whelhAn. 50 Turtle street, SYRIA.
CusC, hR1 u tumOr Of eye for nlno years. pr,
Wilbur removed IT, disposition rendered IFS re-
moval delicate operation. The duct between
tears 10 constantly run over her cheek. lie
opened a passage and she IL now we'll
Mrs. ". +. Birdsell Of Auburn, n. y, had ie'
male trouble for years. Dr., Wilbur cured her
|, Gbe says she now feels az well us girl.
Thomas Graham, &c Ninth street, Auburn, was
deaf for five years could hardly hear the loudeSl
CONVEX .atI0n. Or. Wilbur operated on him and
cured him permanently, so he now hears a
whisper or Il watch tick.
Mr jamea Mchan, Of Utica, n. Y. several
wears ngO had scarlet fever, which was followed
| by acute BrIchts disease OF the kidneys, He
swelcd all over and was blind Tor two weeks
| mr. Wilbur treated him and to-day he weaves In
| the factory and II u well man.
Miss Klttle Kcarnes, Of o. Bronson street 0s
wegO. had eight moles on her lace, which "
Wilbur removed without the use Of the knife
/ and not causing any pain. ..,---
The above arc onlya lew Of the many testimo
| mails received By the Doctor. Many are with
held from publication by request Of the parties
concerned.
The DnCtar invites correspondence from peo
| ple at II distance, but never answers any letten
| unlPgE they contain two STAMPS uCl0UAW
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EOR RENT.
LANES A, HENRY

Real HtAlG Agent, U. s. Pension and Claim At
torney. Collector aud Notary Public.
Personal attention given to Renting Houses
Collecting Rents, purchase and sale OF Real rs
tate, prosecute Claims for Pension, Bounty
&c Notary Commission tIled in Pension OniGe
Pension vouchers certified, Dispositions taken II
Pension claims, Deeds, Leases Agreements ans
other written Instruments prepared. The Col
lection Of AccountsR specially, aud prompt re
turns made.
deIo oFFicE, No. 1919 MARKET srREEr.
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Dr. WiIbur, SpeclaIist,

Treats successfully chronic and long standing
diseases, NJ those OF the Head, ThrOs and Lungs
Liver. Kidney and Heart complaints; lnyeter.
ate Diseases 81 the stomach that have deded all
ether methods; those fearful diseases Of the
Nervous System, arising from whatever CAUSES;
Scrofula, Dropsy, Paralysis, Fits. Fever Sores,
Contracted Cords. Enlarged aud stiff Joints,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia selatlca, Bone Deiorm
tiles, Salt Rheum. ErySipelaS. Scald Head. Ill.
conditioned Ulcers syphilis, Nasal POlypus,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold. Winter Coughs,
Chronic DiHrrhGA aud Diabetes. All may be
cured hy this wonderful system, Il not 100 far
Advanc d. Hone diseases cured when all meth
DDS have failed.
Ladies who are suffering from complaints pc
Culiar to their sex can consult the Doctor with
every assurance Of speedy relief and permanent
cure without subjccLlng them TO the ernbArrnSs
Ing procedure OF an examination, which IN nine
| cases out OF ten is unnecessary The Doctor
particularly invites all cnSeS that have been
given up By other physicians.
pD-The Doctor will remove one Tape Worm
free Of charge; also stnlghten the first case OF
ErnEs EYna That nErhNnlA itself nj tho hntnl KREE
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EAST LIBERTY, PA, Dec. S:-cattle-ReecIpts
40 head: shipments 1910 head; nothing do
ing; ali through consiguInents, Hogs-.ReCeipts
$3.50 head; shipments $3.50 head; market firm
Philadelphia s. I0a5 20; mixed s. iOa5 %;
Workers S. 4Sa5 20; common 10 tAir - SOa, ~
pips IS 2ia5 30. shecp-ReceIpts ,20O head: ship.
ment- 1000 head; nothing doing on account OF
nothing on sale.
CINCINNATI, Dec. i3.-Hogs more active and
higher; common and light 81 60a5 %; packing and
butchers s. lOab 30; receipts 500 head; ship
montR OGO head
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Trustees Sale.
l OF REAL ESTATE.

l. OF REAL ESTATE.
ly virtue OF Il deed Of trust mMdO by David
Hull. Junior, and barbara, his wife, to me ~
trustee, bearing date on the twelfth day 81 Jan
uAry, In the year one thousand eight hundred
aEd cighty.Avc, aud recorded in the OflCc Of TIT
Clerk OF the County Court Of ohio county, Wesl
EsfEintA, in Decd OF Trust BOOK No, =, page J
front door Of tho Court HouSe Of Ohio county
IN NJ LIulInn ~ Va nj
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When baby was sick, We give her castorIa,
When she was Child, she cried for Cas,orla,
When she became Miss. she chung to Castorln,
When she had Children, she gave them Castorlr
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EoR DODGERS
n AND SMALL HAND BILLS,
20 % tho tNTELIIOENCEl Jon ROOMS, Nos. p
Sna q Fourteenth street, where you can DO 20
eommodAted al short notice.
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Educational.
MT, De CHANTAL
Near Wheeling, W. Va.
tS,r,nr. nj Tho vi,i,.t,nnN
tsisters Of the vlSiAtion.l

A school Of more than national reputation
of'eis exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation ni young ladies In all departments. Ii
onry OF six thousand volumes. Fine philo
'ophical. chemical aud astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. Corps c.
piano teachers trained by leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according to the method OF the old Italian MAJ
erS.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
Zen acres OF pleasure grounds Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons In a.
| the principal cities, address .-
hNt IIiR nIRE(tTRE49
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commencing u, " O'Clock a, M, tho following
described property, that Is 10 say: All that cor,
lain piece Of real estate situate In tho city Of
Wheeling. In the county OF ohio, aud State. OF
West Virginia, and particularly described ~ tOl
lows thai Is TO say: thirty feet Of lot numbered
one hundred and ninety two, situated on the east
side Of Chapline street, In that part OF tho city
OF Wheeling known ~ Centre Wheeling, being
al Of the same property which was conveyed 10
H. II, HornbTO0k by Daniel Peck aud Henry ~
RUSSELL special commissioners, by deed dated
November II, 1851, and Of record In tho Office OF
The Clerk st the County Court OF Ohio couMty,
West Virginia, In Deed hook no. 20, page lss,
and conveyed TO the said David Kull, Junior, by
II. II. ll0rnhrook and wife by deed dated J4Hp.
airy l.. ISIS, which last mentioned deed Is duly
OF record In the OtipO Of the CLERK OF the County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia
TERMS or SALE-OnG.thlrd OF the purchase
money, or ~ much more Ss the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, cash 10 hand on the day Of SALE and
Tue esduc In two equal instAllmeHts, payable
respectively III one aud two yeAn from the day
Of sale, with interest from that day, the ppr
chaAeF To give his notes, with good security, FOL
the deferred payments. and the legal title 10 X
full.
The title Is believed to DO good, hut selling a
trustee shall convey only such title q iavesteC
" nr by thu above mentioned decd Of trust,
GEORGE X. +. GILUHRlbI,
del9 Trustee,
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Railroads..

WHEELING g. Elm GROVE X. r.
w On and after Saturday, October u. 1883,
lr,lns on the Wheeling Il Elm Grove Railroad
will run u follows:
LEAVE WHEELING:
$3.50 II. M, 7:OOa. m, Ia. M, II 100 H. ~, 1850 p.
M. $3.50 p. IN. O:2O p. M, 100 p. M, 900 =. IN.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
$50 u. NJ, 7:Ij 4. IN lO:0OR m, 1880 M. $50
p. m, 4:2l p. M, G:l0 y: M, S:00p. M, lO:O0p. M
on sUEDAiS-Unti further notice trHins will
run rs follows: Leave the city at 500 n. IN, and
run every hour until Y:l5p III. Leave Wheeling
Park al 900 u, m, and run every hour until 10
.. III. Except church train will leave Park at
noW ~ " ~ G. HIRsCH, sup't.
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BAKERY FOR SALE.

A ar.tClassed, well equipped Bakery eau be
purchased, together with the goOd.paying trade
|, enjoys, for reasonable sum. desire to en-
,sgc IN other bu.incss is the reason for wanting
70 sell. Address,
pnI ". X, this once.
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Stammering Cured.

System based upon natures laws. No SECRECY
No Tricks, system explained 70 those Inter.
eGted.
Testimonials from physicians. educators and
patrons, who have received benefit from the
method Of instruction. Address
MRS. II. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Warrington School Of ElocuLiOn and EiglIGb
S0t N. street, n. W., Washington, D. G.
Students boarded In family Of Principal.
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.TOCKS FOR SALE.

~ share. Il ma lion and Steel Company.
n shares Warwick China Company.
10 shares IIunwOud Nall Mil.
n shares Iaughlil Nall Mil.
u shares ohio Valley Bank.
10 shares Riverside GlHss Company.
10 shares Peabody INSURANCE. Company.
!. iiIWtS. AGENT,
r,1t No, q Twelfth Street.
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table tREing effect May "a, LESS. Passenger
trains will run rs follOwB-Centml time. All
trains daily except those marked thus which
do not run on Sunday.
SOUTH ROUND. IfNO. TINO- q. line, Nc. Il,
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Bee q. y Y. RAILROAD
BcllRire & ZAncsvllle Through Passenger leaves
Bellalrc at S:I0A m, arrives at BellRifc at $3.50
p. m.
NOodSfeld Passenger leaves BellRire at 4:20p.
m, arrives 1T Bellaire at 1925 4. m.
Summarized Accommodation leaves BellRlIe
At 1926 p. M. arrives AT BClaire At II 80 n. m.
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Washington School Of ElOcutiOI

AND ORATORY.
Mrs. N. STEVENS Principal.
SN "M' st., N. W., WARRINGTON, D. G.
Sixth Annual Session begins Wednesday, Sep
teinbef y.
Course Of instruction embraces ElOcutlOn,
Practical English and English Classics, Latin,
Mathematics, Modern Languages, Vocal and In
StrumentAl Music and Physical Culture.
The Principal Is assisted by an efficient corp
Of teachers Iii each department.
Graded Glasses for boys and girls daily
Adult Glasses and private Instruction given In
the evening.
Diploma awarded. A limited number OF pu
pills Accommodated In the family.
For circulars and references apply to lNTEIII
GINGER office, aust
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NEW YORK, Dec l3.-Petroleum opened OK:
cited at 901sc, &c above last nights closing; and
In first minutes sOldall the way from voc 10
OqJSc ut almost the same instant. The market
soon QuIeted down, however and the price
sarVed off 10 sglEc, bit rallied later and closed
arm ut 0JISc; total sales l,6Jg,OOO barrels.
on. CITY, Dec. lS.-Petroleum opened at OO1tc;
highest 9OJsc; lowest S91[c; closed at 9Oc: sales
l,Oi6 900 barrels clearanccs 2l!O0O barrels; char.
tiers ,292 barrels; shipments G5,SSs barrels runs
ST. TO- barrels.
PiTTsnUKGH, Pa, Dec. lS.-PetEeIenm active
aud hrmCr; opened ut 0OAc; closed al 9V7bc'
highest yO1Gc: lowest s.fI4c.
TIrUsVILLE, Pa, Dec. l3.-opened at 9014c;
highest VOC; lowest Sg1Ic; closed at 9O1gc.
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ForSaIe.

NOR SALE-5O TO 100 BARRELS
.nirnlId cider Vinegar. Call on OF I'D
t,.,, 4 HCSpY COlCrnin. Ohio. del3
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A girl always wants a fellow to tie q
true-lover's knot when she gets him on
the string
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l.ALIIE.Expn orotehet has no equal.
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Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

No. 50 Fourteenth street: terms easy.
No. III fifteenth street, Brick House, rooms,
bath room flushed attic, Illuminating anu
natural gns,
No ll!l Eoi' street, 0 rOomcd Brick House;
No lS5 South broadway, I rooms, Illuminating
aud natural gas water on FIRST anu second hOoES'
No. 2!Ij aud 2Iig Market street.
No. 1870 aud iUi9 Market street, with double
brick on alley; rents for 81 80 per Gnhuln'
No. ~ Main street,
No !l9d Market street; ground full l0t
No 2!!i ChApline street.
No. 10 Eleventh street,
No 7iO'; Market street.
No. d Zane street.
No. ~ EAnc street.
No. 10 Twelfth street,
No. Of! MeCOllOch street.
No, !GA Main street.
70 Ac o Farm ~ acres cleared, i've miles west
Of N tumOrAS, Washington county, ONO; Is
valued nj 81 600 will exchange for city properly.
~ Acres on ChRplinc Hill and Elm Grove
Road Price 500.
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To Loan.
For Rent.

II0R RENT OR LEASE-DoUBLF
p,,,I1,., Room, corner Belmont and Thlr
1Miyi .tFcct. BcllaiIe, Ohio. Inquire OF w.
fIKgGLL. Bcllhirc. Ohio. dele
nor RENT-A DAIRY FARM,
obtaining ~ acres, two dwelling houses,
i ,,rhtTI aud Out.buIldlngs. Possession
sO,iA Anil i. For Information Apply at the
s'tirnrr III Mr. ROBERT MARSHALL, three
! .S'S, northeast 81 Wheeling. del3
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Farming Implements.

FEED MILLS.
u
The BUCKEYE and VICTOR CORN and COR
MILLS combined with Power. These are tho
best all purpose Feed Mills for the farmer 10 buy
10 run by horse power. They grind cDrn and
Will grind fine enough for meal Call aud See
Us, OF write for price and circular.
H. X. CITIZEN 4 CO.,
dec 1890 Main St., Wheeling, ". Va.
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DIR. WILBUR

has adopted this plan: That he will charge moth
Ing for advice, consultation or treatment until
the patient pronounCcs himself well. THE ONLY
mo TREATMENT
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reported for IHE EVENING STAR.
The MOUNT VERNON RAILRoAD.-A railway route
from st. ASaph Junction to the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg road at West End, all outside OF
the corporation line has just been surveyed, and
II is understood that the new Mount Vernon Rail-
road Will lake that route II the city council de-
clineS to allow 1t TO pass through the city. The
appraisement OF the land on the Henry-street
route outside OF the city, on the south, has been
completed. 1t will be next month before the ap-
praisement OF land damages In town will De made,
and the tracks In this neghbOrhOOd will not be
put down until that time. The Fairfax commits
siOners are Still at work assessing land-damageS
on the route beyond Hunting Creek.
COUNTY TAxEs.-The county levy Of Alexandria
County fixed by the supervisors this week for the
present year Is as OlowS go cents for general fund.-
Is cents for roads, and Al cents In washington
district; % cents In Arlington, and 25 cents In
jefferson district for schools the 800 OF real or
personal estate The state tax is 40 cents so that
the whole tax In washington district Is 81. 80 on
the hundred and in the residue Of the county 81 40
on the hundred. The head tax is 81, so cents to
city the total property tax is 40 with discounts
and 81 per head.
NOTES.-The republican nomination for Congress
In opposition to Gen. Lee will 1t Is understood. be
rendered to Hon. d. r. Windsor. MI. Windsor is
native OF this place and was tor some time post
general acquaintance In WaShington.-The
county authorizes have directed th,t new bids be
received Tor nliing up the canal crossing on the
Columbia road.-A very large excursion OF COL
the Pilot Boy yesterday a,ternoOn.-The storm yes
terday afternoon blew down some telegraph wires
and Frustrated a few fences here.-Sarah Butler
has bought from John W. Green. for SIPS q lot OF
ground on Patrick street, west OF the base ball
groundS-The mayor has fined Albert Drisco,l
$3.50 for gambling.-The funeral OF the late
Norman F. Moore took place this morning from SC.
Mary's church, o number OF friends attending.
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Want to be Policemen.

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS WHO WOULD LIKE TO CARRY
BATONs-A SAMPLE OFFICER
Yesterday afternoon an examination was held
at police headquarters OF applicants for positions
on the police force. Long before the appointed
hour large number OF members OF the Regular
Army and Navy put In their appearance. They
are about the only persons eligible for appoint
mert under existing law. should Congress allow
the hundred additional officers asked for the
Washington barracks would be deserted. Many
OF the applicants have been in the military SER
vice for years, and are unacQuairted with the
streets OF the city.
This morning In the Police Court Patrick Nc
Namara was charged with obStructIng the Side
walk Offlcer Sawyer, whose name appeared as
complainant, called TO appear. anu W. Forrest
said that he was a new ofncer AMI PROBABLY mis-
understood his duties. Officer knuIuel stated
that he was present wnen the defendant was ar
rested ana that there was no cause Tor The arrest
Officer klmInell was sworn, and he testified that
Mcnamara was standing near the house at North
capitol and q street, when O11cer sawyer ordered
hlIn o. he protested that he mad done nothing,
and, after some words between them, the oricer
placed him under arrest. Witness spoke 10 him
and the latter shook Dis stick in witness face and
said: keep still; am running this beat" The
Case was dismissed.
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Twenty Vans ExpER1Excr
SELLING DRY GOODS 70 CASH

SSS4SA4sAs<Ss
Beautiful Lawns. &c.. &c.. 1Oc.. 12kc
Black sursh eika excellent quality, price was &c.,
reduced to SOC.
to &C.
Cream Aieatross. all pure fine wool. wide double
width. price was soc, reduced 20 37}s
Fancy silks, in Checks and stripes sctualcost 37c
4Oc., 45c ASc
French Sstteens. hnest quality, Csc
ChAllies, French styles. lOc.
&c. ''A -.'.s' "-'''s1 '"A' PIC w. ~ ' y
beautiful 1atteens, new French stylss, l5c.
Nuns Yelling. all pure nne French Wool price was
SIC. reduced to 20c
Handsome satin Plaid India Linen. finest quality.
price was x5c.. reduced to l2xc
CARRIERS,
III MARKET sPACE NEAR 9TH STREET
Cash custoners who buy o5 viii select one Of
the following valuable presents pxtr OF large exe
kure LINEN psmssk Towels. worth u; . pe,r Of stlk
Emnrotdered C0rsets. worth 13cs or han oo&eA 1ne
quality Dainask Nspktns worth 75c.
Sashmere 6hawlA Pure Wool. Cream WuA Garnet
ol25. =.
Henrietta Cashmerea, Pure Fine Wool wide double
width, al eolors, p ice was Soc, reduced 70 45c
Cesh custCnen who buy elO or over WI s.lcce one
Of the valuable presents: large s1s hadoome Bridal
Quilt worth 81. so; one dozen Ans qpaltty pamAsk
Napkins worth IL So two pairs Of larv0 s8e Pure
Linen Danask 1ovsas' worth ~ 5y3o
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Trausferv OF Real Estsse.

Deeds In fee have been nled as follows: J. j. Car.
roll 10 J. N. Hutchingson, pts. and 4, 50. 100; g.
A. Hutchingson 70 same, pts and g. 80. 7Ol;
$500. Alice B. spawn TO J. r. Brown, interest In
lot DIP B. and II. s add TO West Washington; $3.50
J. II. voorhees, ct Al to John Hay, lot g 70. las;
s6,440. DR.. =. p. Ormes TO Belva A. lockwood, DIT
So sos; - 7. z Wsggaman, trustee, TO Leila
W. stone. pr 2. So III; - Mary =. Bush to 8
Leila L kra1se, sub ina g. zoos; =, 600 r
"a. blk Q, and 10, blk. 10. MAYORS Farm;
9, 0e4 Same 70 II. ihurm, lot 9, blk. 10. do. !:
s4l6.25; lot ., blk. Q. do; SSs1.26 c. p. Bauman
70 J. q onSt5 lots and 2 eik. e pysrs estate;
Weller, pc; SO. 1o42; 5000 J, W. Boggs, sr., 70
II Fowler, pt; SUB A. 50. e64; $50. N. wilson
et al 70 c. J. Bell lot %, blk. l. trinidad; S7S620
Heirs o. a 4: Seer to A. 1 Johnson, pts "a and 20
50. $40; $l5,65o. Washington City Orphan Asy.
inm 70 James Llngennitre. sub 80, %. 400; -.
James Lingennltre 70 J. O. Akers pt. "a 81 400:
80 80 same @ ,, E,naeesh 4sksrs lS % |;
zee, SUE Q g $50; u,ooo L G. Winiam-
son. trustee, 20 Mary A. Richardson pc q
Appieh, pt S, blk 9. MAYORS Farm; Ssx7:50.
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Yesterdays Storm.
FIERCE SQUALL AND A DRENCHING RAIN AT TIL
CLOSE OF HOT DAY.

FIERCE SQUALL AND A DRENCHING RAIN AT THE
CLOSE OF A HOT DAT.
The intense heat Of yesterday was relieved by a
storm OF wind and rain. The clouds gathered in
the southern horizon early in the afternoon, and
hardly a breath OF air stirred the heated at
mosphere. These unmistakabe signs Of a storm
were confirmed about half-past O'Clock with an
outburst OF unusual violence; great wind swept
over the city, hurrying along binding clouds Of
dust. The trees bent before the furious gale, and
signs, awnings and shutters throughout the city
swung in the wind, or, wrenched from their fasten-
ings, were borne away. Tue Virginia hills as well
as the streets OF The city were sw pit smoothly,
and great part OF the dust was deposited in the
houses and stores through the open windows and
DOORS In spite OF the force OF the vino,
comparatively little serious damage was
done. Trees were broken or blown down In
many parts Of the city, and the residence
OF Mrs Graham, 90S Goth street, was unroored.
The storm was accompanied with vivid flashes Of
lightning, and the electricity in the air was so
strong that the telegraph and telephone wires
were rendered useless Tor some time. The south
wing OF the IOlding- room at the Government
Printing ONCE was flooded with water from an
opening left In the course OF some repairs. The
storm broke up the ball game and the Potomac re-
gatta. On the river, winch was crowded with
pleasure boats, there was much excitement during
the squall and many accidents, but fortunately no
fatalities.