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THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
HE VEST SIDE OF ELEVENTH STREET, BE-
TWEEN u STREET AND SOUTH CAROLINA

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY on
STREET kb souah srakkk1i
AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
District Of passed in equity cause No 1O669
Doc "a Francis Carter vs. RACHAEL NJ Carter ct al
5SSR lie fxsSf " EEf46s 1855, a. FIVE
subdivision Of lots numbered rom seven to ten q to
mai lot umbered one W in square mum bered nine hun.
dred and seventy-one (97l, together with the i'm
provements thereon. consisting Of frame dwelling
Terms: one-third cash: balance in equal install.
al cash. at option Of purchaser. All ancing
a. s ssie the 81 sale
the
the defaufins upon an OF hve
sy THE ABOVE SALE Is PosTR9NER IN COY;
TNENTY-EIGHTH. 1888. to HALF-PAsT FIVE
BY 'F SH6 st Ks
on sTREET NoRfHwE Sr AM w
District CoIum in equity cause No ii16s.
as srqses appointed IN said cause win Offer for sale
SIX O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the premises, ali that
piece OF parcel OF ground and premises known and de-
In the District Of Columbia and being the east
With In the
ments ways, easements &C, to the same belonging
III any wise appertaining.
Terms OF sale: One third Of the purchase money in
cash; one-third IN one year, and one-thri in two
years. the deferred to bear interest from day
Of sale and to be evidenced by notes Of the
which to be secured by deed of the prem-
ses, or all cash. at the purchasers option Convey
ancing, Sc, at purc nasers cost. deposit of S1U0
required at sale Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise the Trustee the right
sell at the risk and Of the defautns purchaser.
after five days public notice of such resale in some
newspaper published in Wsshinnton, DC
WYMAN L. COLE Trustee,
Fendau Building. u and Indiana ave.
je23-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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FoR On PEOPLE.

In old people the nervous system il weakened. and
tina must be strengthened. One Of the most promi-
nent medical writers of the day. in speaking Of the
prevalence Of rheumatic troubles among the aged says:
The various pains rheumatic or other which old peo-
pie often complain Of and which materially disturb
their comfort result from dsords-ed nerves" There
1t il in nutshsl-ths medicine for old people must be
anervs tonic Old people beset with constipation
dstulency. drowsnsss diarrha. indigestion. rheuma-
tsm. neuralgia These diseases are Of nervous origin
Psins's Celery Compound that great nerve tonic Is
almost specific IN these disorders and by its regulat-
ing influence on the LIVER bowels and kidneys removes
the disorders peculiar to old age Old people find it
stimulating to the vital powers. productive Of apps-
tite, and promoter of digestion
Sold BY druseists; 81; six for 95 Send for eight
page paper with many testimonials from nervous de-
biitsted and aged people, who blsss Paines Celery
Compound.
WELLS. RICHARDSON 90,
Burlington. Vt
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hEFRIGERATORs.
HOUsEKEEPERS are invited toexamine the CELE.
DRAFTED REFRIGERATORS for which We are sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR,
WITH SLATE-STONE SHELvES
We have sold above for twelve years. snd every pur
chaser IL pleased with them
LORILLARD REFRIGERATOR
For Clubs and Restaurants.
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
lined entirely With glazed stoneware.
They are all Arst-class Refriserators and do theil
work we'll and economically.
Write or call for circulsrA
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE CREAM FREEzERS
None better. n, w. BEvERIDGE
my2S-Sgn 1000 Pa Ava
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 10TH STREET,
v BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TWENTY.

the premises
PART OF LOTS 121 AND 122, SQUARE 100,
fronting Ply feet 18th street, with depth Of 80
feet to lOfoot alley. fns building lot in splen-
did location.
Terms One third cash; balsnce in two years,
notes to bear cent interest from day OF sale
able semi annually. and to be secured by deed Of trust
or all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit Of 800
at sale &C. at cost Of purchaser terms to
resell at risk and cost of defaulng purchaser after FIVE
days public notice of such resale IN some newspaper
published in Washington, d. G.
je21-dSds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
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MARRIED..

D'ARAGONA-HURTADo. On the 9th Of June,
1855, by the Cardinal Patriarch OF Venice MarchAse
CARLO BENTINO1LlO DAkAGONA TO IDA MAkIA
DEL CAkMON, only daughter Of DonA Ida and Don
Jose n. HuTtAdo, Colombian Minister in Washington,
and Granddaughter Of the late sir William Perry.
No cards.
yONEs-o'CONNELL In Alexandra, Va, on April
i, 1858. by the key, J. NJ. Nourse, LEVI E JOINS
aud MOLL1E O'CONNEIL-
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FINANCIAL
ATTORNEYS.

~ Law. Barbour Law building. 49O Lousiana
xvenue. Washington. d G Residence. 1915 81 &c
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THE DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

DistiMHuished Men Invited to Attend
the League Convention In Balti.
more.
BALTIMORE, June 26-The local committee OF the
Democratic League Club convention, which is to
meet here on the Fourth OF July, is making exten-
sive preparations for the reception OF the large
number OF visitors expected. Invitations to at
tend have been sent to President Cleveland, Allen
g. Thurman, Gov Gray, OF Indiana; Gov. Hill, OF
New York; speaker Carlisle. W. p c. eckinridge,
OF Kentucky; Senator Blackburn, OF Kentucky
nessee; Breckinridge, OF Arkansas; Turner, OF
Georgia. Wilson, OF West Virginia; Scott, OF Penn
tor Daniel, OF virginia; John r. Fellows OF New
York; Secretary or state Bayard, Secretary OF the
Treasury Fairchild, Secretary OF War Endicott
Interior Villas, Postmaster General Dickinson, and
Attorney General Garland.
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a CCOMMODATIONS FOR 20 BOARDERS AT The
hDeLAuder farm. one half mile from Boyds sta.
Me- b. & o., ice. milk. shade and purest of spring
water horses and carriages at nominal
modstons for private teams terms for adults $40
month; city Inference given Address E c. DELAN
DER Boyds. Md jel6-2w
Sc ftoMFORT Retreat" FiRsT-C..AsS PoPU-
~ lar summer resort in the mountains Of Mary
land near Harper's Ferry. advantages unexcelled
Wy CLARK Keep Tryst. Washington Co. Md je2-s,m
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EOR SALE-HOUSES

Oh oaAEs--hObo I'd. ,
II 1901 X ST. NV,
h.. m. i...........s36,0oO
400 NJ st. n. W., b. b.,
m. l.. l4r..........22. 500
623 and $50 Ii ST. NV.
b.h. & D houses r'r.22, 900
1342 VT ave. NV, b. b..
N l., 13r. .16, 900
X bet. 18TH and l4th
SITS. NV, b. b. mi. $4,000
ll3o Il st. NV, b. b.,
IOr...........-.... J2. 500
4lo sd st, NV, b. b.,
1913 10th St n. w., b. 5.
h. N. L, l0r.......12.000
SO9 NJ g; NV, b. h., -
zoos and lilo Pa sv,
n. We 6r...........11.000
l9l0 II st. N. w., b.n-, -
70l to 709 farrasut 81
n;w- Or. 600
1242 18th st. NV, D. (
h., M. l.. 13r. 49,. 5000
2O33 ii st. NV. b. n,
m. l.. 12r. 900
223 Indiana ave. NV,
b. b.. m l.. 9r......7,500l
14l9 10Th St NV, b.
h. m. l., Sr.-......7,5 500
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A SoA1Y SKIN DISEASE IL YEAns
CURED BY cuTIcuRA REMEpIEs

!. John J. Case D. D. g., having prscticed dentistry
in this county for 35 and being we'll known
Thousands heresbouts. with . view to help any who
are afflicted have been for the pest twelve years.
testify that the CurIcuRA REMEDIES cured me of
PsorAss or Scay Skin In eight days, after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave me no help or
announcement. JOHN J. CASE, D. D. g.,
Newton, n J.
We have been selling your CUTIcuRA REMEpHs for
years. and have the FIRST complaint yet to receive from
purchaser. One Of the worst Of Scrofua ever
saw was cured by the Of Ave bottles of CUrIcURA
hEsoLvENT CUT1cuRA, and CrrIcURA SOAP The
soap takes the cake" here Q medicinal soap.
TAYLOR h TAYLOR, Druggista
Frankfort, Kan.
Your CUTIcuRA REMEDIES performed . wonderful
cure last summer on one OF customers old gen.
uemsn Of seventy years Of age. who suffered with .
fesrfully distressing eruption his head and face
and who had tried all remedies and doctors TO no pur
pose. j. F. SMITH & CO..
Texarkana. Ark.
Sold everywhere Price: CuTIcuRA, 50c; SOAR. 25c :
REsoLvxNT, 81. Prepared by the PoTrER DRuo
AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston. Mass.
PlMPLES. blsckheads. chapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CuTIcuRA INDICATED soar. je26 tn W, 70
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TO NOTIFY THE CAND1DATEs.
Gen. Harrison to He Officially In
formed Of His NOmi natiOn on July 4.

formed Of His Nomination on July 4.
CHICAGO, June GA meeting OF the committee
Of the republican national convention which is to
notify the nominees for the presidency and vice
presidency OF the action OF the convention was
held this morning.
Hon. Morris NJ. Estee, who was made chairman
erty, OF Tennessee, was made secretary.
On motion OF Governor Roots, OF Arkansas, the
time for notifying the candidates was left 10
the discretion or the chair. Chairman Estee
then decided that It would be & very appro-
pirate time TO notify General Harrison or his
nomination at ~ O'Clock noon on July :,
and the Bates house at Indianapolis
was designated as the place. The time
and place for notifying the Hon. Levi p.
Morton VIII be designated hereafter by the chair
man. The committee then adjourned TO meet
again at 10 O'Clock a m, july 4. at the Bates
House, Indianapolis
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OCEAN STEAMERS COLLIDE.

Mrs. Cleveland's Mother Believed 10
be ON One Of Them.
NEW YORK, June ga dispatch from London
says the British Steamer Tynemouth Castle and
the Red Star Line steamer Noordland have been In
collision. The Noordland was bound from Ant
werp to New York, and 1t is believed
that Mrs. Folsom, mother OF Mrs President Cleve-
land, is among her passengers. The Tynemouth
Castle Is badly damaged. She put into South
ampton In a sinking condition II is not known TO
what extent the NOordiand has been damaged.
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UNDERGROUND WrRE>.
Commtsstencr Raymond's Wepors %
the Conference CeWmttsce On she
Dtssrtct Appropriated BIli.

The written report OF Engineer CommisSo' ef
Raymond on the subject OF underground wires to
the House conferees on the District appropriation
OH has been submitted and Was to-day laid be-
fore the conference committee MAI Raymond at
the outset says the great desirablhty OF accom-
plishing the task OF placing underground the wires
conducting electricity for various purposes
In the District as soon as &C can be
done without undue interference with the
proper working OF the various electrical systems,
and without detriment TO other public interests Is
fully recognized. ''with respect 70 some OF these
systems, the practical problem Is however, one OF
great dif1culty, and n has not been completely
and satisfactorily solved In any city In the world
klectnc lighting, generally speaking. requires
currents OF high Intensity, and the best autnori-
ues still consider it necessary that conductors
conveying such currents
SHOULD BE WIDELY sEPaRarrp
rom those carrying low-tenslon currents such "a
are employed In the telegraph and telephone
service The gathering together OF conductors
employed for these different purposes In the same
conduit Is believed 20 Involve not only grave COM
pncauons IN the working OF the low-tension sys-
TENS, Out also serious dangers 20 the public.
The successful establishment OF a system IN which
nigh and low conductors are collected In one con-
au. en- any extensive scale he considers too
city OF Washington. where the width the streets
ana avenues renders it unnecessary 10 make 50
hazardous and uncertain an experiment. For
these reasons am OF the opinion that the electric
light wires and those for the Telegraph and tee-
phone services should be laid In entirely separate
conduits.
WIRES IN WASHINGTON.
There are now about 9. o. miles OF wire employed
In the city OF Washington for the public lighting
OF the streets or these about 81 miles are UNDER
ground.
These wires are entirely separate from those
employed Tor other purposes Although the ex-
pertinent has not proved completely satisfactory
the results are believed 90 warrant its contint
sion.
Inc wires employed In the telephone service
nave already 10 a great extent been placed UNDER
ground In compliance with the orders OF the
commissioners more than miles OF conduits have
oeen constructed by the telephone company Tor
this purpose and i, $50 miles OF wire have been
buried, constituting more than two-thirds OF the
trunk lines employed.
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so1id.ted s. past due coupons "a; do. tsn-fortasA
AK: DO new thfsss. 65 bid to-day.
stesdy-middling, lOH Flour dull and easier. Wheat
-soufhern quiet, but hriner; Fults, e4a90; LonE-
i NETT sstes sS No xsas.r ~ seoS IVY
$3.50 AususS sStsSA;a s "a Sa@ v sSsse
sSi: yellow. 5!a?S: .ssstezn, dun md no%in.Ily
Ek;S4x. oSss Susst md ssesdy-so1shsrn md Finn
syy.9z So,As v .; ssn rhsss ali Ti;: :ss
hesvy-psime 70 choice westsrns 16;00al7.O0., Pro
yi.ions arl cnd u1Gninfsd rCse9 sDr s'is x.1S
snEsi fssass ';ssdy aSlfS . n.y.
sa " sSSS5 s ss:s.:: cora s
900 bushAll I'll
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
TT,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnone~r.

TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAR-
on WEDNESDAY JUNE TwENTY-sEvEN. 1888,
Commencing at ELEVEN A. NJ In front Of my ssIes-
rooms viii sell several Driving and WORKING HorseS;
Terms cash
je25-2t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
VNRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PROFERTY,
l. CORNER TWENTIETH AND @ STREETS
NORTHWEST. IMPROVED BY CHURCH BUILD
ING AND TWO BRICK DWELLING HOUSES.
By virtue Of the authority vested In the Trustees we
will offer for sale on WEDNESDAY. The TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A D. 1855. at HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, In front of the premises,
LOT >, SQUARE 12l,
fronting o. IL fest on street north and III feet
~ inches on 10th street west This lot 10 improved
by orick church on the corner nearly new brick.
stories and basement No. 1920 street, and q 2story
brick ON 10Th street. and has q vacant lot on goth
street.
The property Is splendidly located and very advan-
tageous subdivision can be made OF same.
Terms; One third cash. balance in one and two
years notes 70 bear SIX cent interest from day Of
sale payable semi annually and to be secured by deed
OF trust on premises, all cash. option Of purchaser
or purchasers A deposit Of $3.50 each piece sold
viii be required day Of sale Conveyancing &c. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied with in ten
days otherwise resale at risk and cost of defauting
after five days notice of such resale in
newspaper Published in Washington, DC.
BY order Of the Concordia Church Trustee2
Je21-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerS
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John o. Walker has been appointed TO position
To-day IN the court In General Term,
ex-Judge W. b. smell appeared for the defendant
In the case OF Alice X. Mlddlekauu agt. Mary L.
sherwood. In which samuel h. Sherwood, the bus
band, claims under the act OF June 10. 1875, ca
empuons from the abstractLnent Of his earnings
less than 500.
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V'RUsTEEs' SALE OF A LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF
l. SAMSON STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH, IMPROVED BY BRICK
ShKgGTUkE. , kN0MN ,,., AS THE SECOND
Under and BY virtue of q deed Of trust recorded in
lber III folio 120 ct seQ of the Land Records
for the District OF Columbia and by order Of Supreme
Court for said District passed in Equity cause, No.
1f0Sl docket 2S will offer for sale in front of
premises.on MONDAY, the sECON d DAY OF JULY, A
D. 1883, at HALF-PAST FIVE P. NJ, the following
described real estate situate in the city of Washing
ton. d. c. to witt The east half of lot forty three 4)
in W. Drurys ct al subdivision Of square two hum
dred and nine 209) as the same s recorded in Liber
b. folio 80 OF the surveyors Office for the District
Of Columbia, with the church ediice and all the fx-
lures and furniture therein.
Terms Of sale: One-third IL, cash. and the balance
In one Cd and two t2 years. with interest at the rate
OF SIX per centum Per annun, payable semi annually
aud secured by deed of trust the property Sold or
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser 9lOO required
at time Of sale. Terms to be complied with In O)
days from day of SALE the property will be resod at
risk and cost Of deiaulting purchaser. All convey
ancing at purchasers cost.
JAMES H. MARI.
ANDREW B. DUVALI. fTrusteea
452 Louisiana ave
GEO. W. STICKNEY,
1e2l-eo&ds Aucuoneer, 936 T St
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PArsxm wRs Issued to-day 70 WIN. Z smith
sssdsr, ior' csSs'sss wSssi Ssdss:
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THE KAIsER,s SPEECH.
Regarded rs Relieving Him OF the
Charge OF Warlike Designs.


PARIS June 26.-The various Paris journals re-
gard the speech OF Emperor William rs forctble.
but they all dwell upon the passage in the speech
respecting Germany's relations with Russia, and
refer to the absence OF any mention OF France.
The papers infer from the speech that nothing
win be changedin Europe, where Prince Bismarck
remains the arbiter OF peace
AUSTRIA BELIEVES IT SINCERE.
VIENNA, June 26.-The Ffemdenbtdn says the
ceremony attending the opening Of the German
reichstag yesterday was OF historical significance,
not only for Germany but for the whole OF Europe.
Every word OF the emperor's speech, It says was
marked by q nrm resolution TO make every princi-
pie It expressed an absolute reality. The speech
will give TO peace q new and mighty foundation.
other Vienna papers comment In similar tone.
WELL RECEIVED IN RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG June 26-The N0uoe Tremyd
commenting upon Emperor Williams speech,
says: 1T is an evident protest against the charge
Of belllcoSe chauvtnism that has been made
against the emperor and shows desire TO main
tain the best relations with Russia We believe 1t
TO be possible upon this basis to arrive at results
very favorable to Russia without Russia surren-
dering her freedom OF action or the policy that she
has hitherto pursued" The Grashdantn praises
the pacinc and sincere character OF the speech.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mama

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market - reported BY special
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rNRTsTEES' SALE OF TwO-STORY AND
l. SASEM NE BRICK - DWELLING. No. 22

BY virtue OF Q deed of trust dated May 10th, A. d
1877 and recorded in Liber No $50. folio z. ct seQ.
one OF the land of the District of Columbia
will offer at public sale in front OF the premises on
FRIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JULY. A. u. 1883. Ut
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. H. all that certain piece parcel
Of ground stusted in the city Of Wsshinxon District
numbered seventy nine (79) in Abner B. KelIys re-
corded subdivision of square numbered six hundred
and twenty eight 1929.
Terms OF sale: One third cash balance In ono and
two years with thereon ct per cent
n1r payable semi annually, all cash. the option
OF .ae purchaser Deposit of $100 required ct time Of
sale settlement to be made within ten days from date
sell the property ut the risk and cost of the deaulny
purchaser, after ve days public notice Of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington, ID. G,
B. H. WARNER, Trustee.
CHAS. b PEARSON, Trustee
je25-dkds Auctioneora
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Hyou wish 70 secure good results By the
application u IN sxtsxnaa rsmsdy In the
AND txestmsnt Of Coughs. Colds, Hoarsensa.
Whpopins Cough. Hsur1ay and othr chss
MAKE palma b. surs end get DENs0GB RLAa-
TIKI carefully svoidang limitations sAa
NO suhstttutiona with which ths maxkst b
1oedsd HsnsouS YiasAse peemDty ~
A1oTAKk. hsvss sehss end pains Of every dss@fp-
tion. such - Ahsuznntana, ooistieA Lunar
bago. Gpxaina &c. 3s26
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I'm LserIAnvs SuL PAssRl

I'm LDQULAxTv1 I'LL xAmkD.
The legislasiye, executive, and judicial appropri
afaon hdl Wa pas1ed b. TIE senate to-day.
TN PnHsmRxf WIN leave Tor Chaxlottssvilla
Va, tomorrow morning. at O'Clock. o. . special
train. Secretaries Bayard and villas, Senator Bar
pany him. They wiz reeufn 70 the city ~ IL
O'Clock to-morroW night,
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STREET NORTHWEST.
he District Of coiemSis II equity Cause No 1855.
IA snd and
sss Ss SSiSoS =
dSwIg property in the city Of Washington District
l3O square hundred and ninety tis51. Be-
ginning on 18th street at point 10 l2 feet north
I n05,6 1s 1S iss ana thence 60 issi thence
ginning improved by frame dwelling house.
efms OF sale as prescribed by the decree: Onethird
sale, within ten days Their" after; in one
and third in eighteen months after the day Of
six per Cent 4n p sr'a until aa Of al
purchase money may Be paid in cash any With
held until all the purchase is paid deposit Of
w the be a. the time sss All
complied with in ten days after the day q sale the
WILLIAM IAN y R BSAhMAN: T Erss.
GEO W. sTlcKNES. Aus.ionssi s $50 T +. o 5s55
i siTtATED AT LOWER CEDAR JEDI PoiNT. q On n
THE POTOMAC RIVER, IN CHARLES COUNTY,
STATE OF MARYLAND. CONTAINING THREE
HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-Slx ACRES. MORE
OR LESS. BEING USED AS A SUMMER RE-
SORT AND EXCURSION GROUNDS.
BY virtue of q deed of trust dated 22d January,
1854 and duly recorded I'D in Libsf e y No folio
thereby, will offer public sale, on SATURDAY,
the Th ,E pay Of LYME 1883; on the prem;
land, more or less being part Of "Buler Enlarged,
Dover and Suckey" as surveyed by James L. BrawIer.
ON the 10th March, 1869 with all the improvements.
buildings. rights and ways the same belonging, in.
GLIDING valuable wharf and warehouse. This place
has been used a summer resort and excursion
grounds for several and situated Lower
Cedar Point. on the Potomac River. in Charles County,
state Of Maryland.
Terms of sale: One-third cash: balance Of the pur-
chase money in and two years. with interest from
the day Of sale the purchaser giving his notes.
by deed OF trust the property sold, the pur-
chaser may pay all cash. Adepost Of $500 required
when the property Is sold. All conveysnciug u the
cost of the purchaser.
,s.os. RP JJAGKKssoN.} Trustees
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To CONgfatOIato Ten. H0rtt0Oms
CHICAGO, June 26-Chairman Estee, OF the re-
publican convention, together with other DELE
gates, making In all six car loads, left this morn
ing for Indianapolis to congratulate Gen. Harrison
on his nomination.
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New York Prohibitionists.

new YORK PfO010lttO0I6t6e
Syracuse, N. n, June 26.-The prohibition state
900 delegates present The gubernatorial candi-
dates are @. r. Powell, Of Chatham; w. Jennings
Demorest, OF New York, and Benson ]. Losing,
the historian, OF Pouynkeepsie.
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Tn Grsu1N.
20 II A IN II o rs
MALT ExTRAoT
II thu
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion, DyspepsiA oonvaisscsnc>,
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS on
1T: Suffering from attack Of Illness which had No,
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food tried
the enects Of the Genuine Johann Hofs Malt Extract
swnsglss.f1i thre, times day Its use was FOLLOWED
found to pass the slinentary canal unchanged, al.
rested properly 2 There appeared an increased
beTsre Of tmttattona The genuine has the agustuys
o. Johann Hon" on the neck Of every bottle. Al
o; SOHAHN AOFF, Berlin and Vienna New Yora
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