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A LAND TTTLI SUTT.-TO-day Messrs. a. o.
Claughton and +. H. Mackey, for Henry johnson
trustee, and the Land CO. OF New Mexico Qimited)
s. Smoot, z N. Darling. B. r. Butler, Paul Butler,
Thos B. Catron and Bronson Murray for the con.
veyance by Elkins OF one-nfth interest In the
Butler from setting up title thereto. The bill is
pointed one and recites the purchase OF the land
grant and that the complainant company becomes
sold his interest TO Blackman, and the latter 10
1874 RENTED $1,000 TO Lewis johnson 4 Co, to
be paid 70 Smoot and u was SO paid. but Smoot
subsequently conveyed his interest TO Paul Butler
The bill charges that Smoot being Indebted TO b
F. Butler In $1,000, undertook to assign his inter-
absolute conveyance, in which o consideration Of
$4,000 appears The complainants charge that
SmOot having obtained money from B. F. Butler
the latter threatened 70 prosecute him unless he
made decd to Paul Butler, ana he did 60 They
charge that no consideration passed and the But
lers know that EmoOt DID not have lo1nl tftle
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A SUMNER MEDICINE

Summers heat debiltates both nerves and body and
Headache sleeplessness Nervous Prostration and an
all payed-out" sensation prove that PAINEs CELERY
COMPOUND should be used now. This medicine re-
stores health to Nerves. Kidneys, Liver and Bowels
and imparts life and energy to the heat sys-
tenn. Vacations or vacations. PAIxr's CELERY Con-
FOUND il the medicine for this season. 1t il scien.
hc combination Of the best onics and those who use
it begin the hot summer days with clear heads strong
nerves and general good health. PANx's CKLERY
COMPOUND il sold by all druggists u bottle: ak
for -
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.,
Props Burlington. VI
HOT WEATHER INv1GoRAToR
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ervatiOn.
CHICAGO, Sept. IA special dispatch from Al
buquerque, N. NJ, says: IAN outbreak
is feared among the Navajo Indians.
A squad OF soldiers started out from
Fort Wingate to arrest whisky peddlers when
large force OF Navajos confronted them,
declaring that the peddlers should not
be arrested, and the sergeant in charge
seeing his force largely outnumbered, proceeded
TO Fort Defiance and informed the Indian
agent who communicated with the command
ing Off1cer at Fort Wingate. Troop C, 9th
cavalry. Capt. Hanna Is now n the field with In
structionS to arrest the viOlators OF the law, or
regulators The NavajOs are reported as deter
mined TO resist any attempt to remove the whisky
sellers and bloodshed Is feared.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHOkE ROUTE 10 LONDON
~ NOhDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s, s. co
last Express Steamers.
To southampton (London, Havrel Bremen.
Werra sat, sept. ., a. M; Aller, We'd. Sept. 12
10 a. m Elder, Sat. sept Is, l p. In Ems We'd
sept ~ 5 p M; saale. Sat, Sept %, pm. Trsve,
Wed. Sept ri. pm. '
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table luxrtouus
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin as aud up
wards berth according to location; I'd cabin $50
925 Penn ave. BkALI. BROWN L CO. 1891 F At
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BOARDING.

AIRS. Z A. HUMPHREYS WILL REOPEN HER
N1 house, 9O6 l4th st, on September l5- se6-eoot'
WANTED-TwENTY TABLE BOARDERS AT s15
w per month at the Clinton House. 9TH and sts.
NV. Furnished rooms from "a month se3- l2t'
S1n ST. NV. NEWLY PAPERED. PAINTED,
O1V and furnished now ,pen for the reception of
few select boarders who desire the comforts OF a
home and we'll supplied table, kept by Northern
lady. Apply at once; references. seo-6t'
MRS. 81. CLEAR. 7Os nth ST. HAS REMOVED
Vito 4ig u ST.. opp. Pension Office, and ready
~ date DartIes with rscIass board and
terms reasonable references excnang d. se4-;5ts
INOR RENT-12l5 I ST. n. W.. FURNISHED
Il Rooms. with good Board: convenient to lines
and departments: delightful location. au2i-3ws
II AKGE. COOL AND NEWLY FURS SHED ROOMS
~ with Board. single suite strictly frst-cass
1ransients. 81 per day. The WEBSTER, 513 18th
st. NV. aull-.Sm
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctionser.

Extensye sale Of household furniture Of every de-
scripuon belonging to two estates, which are q num-
pieces OF Antique Furniture Fine of second
aAnd carpets Stoves, Demorest Closet, &C.. &c, to
Den EIGHTH. 1883. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
=, ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
horses' carriages, Bugsies. Wagons, both new and
secona. hand. THOMAS BOWLING,
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According to the latest reports, nine persons
were killed In the railroad accident uear Dion,
4 ance, yesterday, thirteen were severely Injured
and many more slightly injured. An American
named Boucher was seriously wounded.
The car and czailna have started upon q two
mouths tour OF Southern Russia
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FUNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT


SIKH And s1I Is r9fE
ForPitsDurg and the West Chicago Limited Espresso,
nsn Ses1eT asv cs :, .s md d.y Ta..
WITH Sleeping Cars from Pt.Sarx I To cnci h1u
and Harrsburg to st Louis; daily, except Saturday
Cars CHICAGO ssd 81 LOUIS snd sn
sy With sisspsrs fos
Louisville and Memphis, Pacific Express. 1000
through Sleeper to PittsburE. and Pittsbars 70
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. CanandaguA and Rochester daily; for But.
nSd sassR
For Wilism1spors Losn Haven. ard Emira at $3.50
For New York and the East, go, 900. II 100. and
s1nsss tio sna 1 iooS . oa
il 20 pm Limited Express Of Pullman P.rIOr
M daily witt Dininss Car carsp' 'un0'S ana
Ssnss
For ssGSliyn all through train. conn.o. 9. S..:
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For NsS iS5S and IL 40 an.
40 800 10 oS Ard Il II 2S 15 o. So sun
a ans a AIN. RI0 s Ssri S1s9
For Baltimore. e:s5 5:so. 800. 80 $50 HOO.
a,4o 600, 40 1000. and i go pm; On sun:
For Pope's Greek Line 20 am. and 40 pm. daily
For Annapoiis Eco and 900 m, 1905. 4 20, and
500 p N: daily except Sunday. Sundays. s:00A.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 600. SOS. 8 40, 9:45. 1857 AM
90 noon 2:05 4:25. 500. 555, 9: O5, sos.
lOQl and IL 81 pm On sunday at 500, IA
1927 am, go, BOO. s:o5. and 10 :O5 pm.
accommodation for Quantico. 5 90 pm. week days
For Richmond and the South, 500, 10 81 am. daily
and % pm daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 6:05, 70j,
500, 10. 1915, l:07 am, LEO 800. 3:23
b:1O, 100, 9::52, 10 AZ and IL :05 pm. On SUM-
and 10 AZ pm
Tickets and information at the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station, where orders be left the checking
Of baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. L PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Mapa1er GEM Alreu
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Transfer Of Real Essase.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: W. r.
ogle TO Geo. II. Webster, part 10, block 9, Me-
indian Hill; $3.50 w. Danenhower 10 w. Irving
Boswell, part 10, 50. 103; 8. Rebecca W. Pendle-
ton ct al 10 r. W. Ryers, sub l7s SO. 2O6; g.
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The Fnrrsp Or ALI

POND's EXTRACT il used in the household Of the
PRESIDENT q well a. that Of the humbest citizen.
Members Of the Army and the Navy, ths Bar, the
Bench the pulpit and grsss-s ranks and classes
thanks for the forty year, until their letters have
nied volumes, testfying the wonderful Of al
EXTRACT
Remember PONDS EXTRACT 10 sold in bottles only,
Dun wrapper, with landscape trade thereon. Deal
With respectable dyugsists only. my28
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOOy.
u oBKRT vosE L Co. Auctoo..r.

II oBKRT vosE CO, Auctsonssra
VALgAgLE BUILDING LOT 81 S'Y ASc c.Ffes Ok
naGSsfEk zyTIER f I'VE dct s5tKR asss' st
This lot oontains i222o feet and Il known m Lot
.t s1osre 0sS: on Delaware avenue. between and
Proyement or investment. Terms al saie. Two hun
oreo dollars deposit At sale. se4-3t
GEo. w. sTICKNEY. Auctionser, 936 r
ThgsTEEg SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
TIE AND sSS66EE5aaAsSE
~ 1 q deed Of trust recorded In Lber No
6oun nS s q hs the a1s e. &. s ss
premises on " x T9sE fSs ,ss o1t g ne
ing described real estate situats in the city Of WSsh
sson District Of Columbia, witt All that piece or
ot % land and premises known and described
drad on certain lots in square numbered hum
cors SnG Q79 said subd Vision
veyoT On o Sooa L. i3 Of the records Of
5esdence subject certain deed Of trust dated July
aSS6 to secure 5000 Eve years after date With
Able ssn 4, ,ne rate OF per centum per annum. Jay
Terms Of sale. One-third cash, and the balance in
ve sno Two years from date Of sale with interest
snnuaiv 81 Mx per centum per snnum. payable semi
% 0f AZ cash at the option Of the purchaser de-
pi. 0a 500 will be required at time Of sale All
Of sale be co@psd with IN eses d.Ss or
ne property win be resold at the risk and Of the
JAMES H. MARI
au~SeodAds SAMUEL A. DRURY, Trustees.
KTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
count Of the weather to THURSDAY, SEPTEIBER
SAAid, 1855, same hour and place.
SEA SAMUEL SAME 4 \. bEb6RY., Trustees.
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4 wosxxAxs DnsADruL DsArz.-D

4 Wc9xNANb DR4ADYuL D9Ara.-Louis Larsen
Q workman for Crane BrosI, chicago craWled into
an iron cyindee used for the piston Of hydraulic
elevator tor the purpose o. cleaning it yesterday.
He took iGhee0 candle ana bucket Of benxlne
The cyllndof ooon nlleo with tnnammable gsA An
explo6soA followed, and the man was enveioped In
0G116ea 3 Was imposnbae 70 hslp him.
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Eviction in its Worst Form.

THE HOMES OF TIE EvlCTRD TENANTS ON THE CLAM
RICARDO ESTATES DEMOLISHED BEFORE THEIR EYES,
DUBLIN, Sept. 6-WOrkmen are engaged on
the Clanricarde estates In leveling the houses
from which the tenants have been evicted. The
tenants had hoped to make some arrangement
enabling them to return to the dwellings and
the destruction OF the structures Is causing very
bitter feeling. One OF the houses which have been
leveled was that occupied by farmer named
Tully. Tully built the house himself, and spent
81, 900 In its construction.
Archbishop Walsh has forwarded to the head
quarters or the National League the sum OF 81 1892
which he has received from America, Australia
and New Zealand In aid Of ev1cted tenants.
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GEu W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, $50 F St

IhUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY. FRONTING NINETY SEVEN
EEET FIX inches ON THE EAST Side Or
AND STREETS.
virtue Of deed Of trust to US recorded in Iiper
No 12O4 folio 2o9, one Of the land records for the
District q Columbus and AZ the request Of the party
the premises. on MONDAY. the sEVENTEENlH
DAY Of SEPTEMBR. 1883. at FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
the following described real estate situate city OF
Washington, ID Of c., aud known and described 5 all
Of original lots IL and 10 and the east l04 81
inches Of ortgtnal lot IA, in square 1920.
Terms Of sale One third cash and the balance in
two equal Instruments payable IN and two years
after DATE with interest the Of co per CEN
tpm per annum payable semi.annually or Al cash at
the option OF the purchaser deposit $50 will be
required each lot at time sale. All conveyancng
and recording q purchasers cost Terms to be COM
piled with In fifteen days the property will DO re-
sold at the rsk and cost OF the defauting purchaser
JOHN I. WAGGAMAN. / rrr.,...
se6-eo&ds HENRY r WAG0AMAN,{ ArustoeA
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FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL.
Mama

The New York stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, a. reported By special
wire To Corson and Mccartney. 1413 u street
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The President has sent the following nomina-
lions to the senate:
Major VIM. Smith, paymaster 10 be deputy
paymaster-general, with the rank OF lieu
tenant colonel: Second Lieut. George r.
Barney, I'd artillery, TO be FIRST lieutenant; Add
uonal Second Lieut. VIM s. Peirce LIST artillery,
70 be second lieutenant I'd artillery; Additional
second Lieut.. Chas 6. French, 10th Infantry, 10
be secodd lieutenant 25th Infantry
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The meeting OF the Warrington Light Infantry
Cora which should have taken place last night
WAS postponed until next wednesday.
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District Governmcnt Attain.
RIDQ rnR pTpR

At noon to-day when bios were opened for
furnishing cast iron water pipe the only bid al
hand was that OF The McNeal Pipe and Foundry
Co as follows: Six-tnch pipe, $30.40 per ton; 4.
inch pipe, $31 per ton, and 3-inch pipe S3a 90
During the afternoon another bid was received by
mail from New York.
MORE ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Capt Symons has recommended TO the Commits.
siOners that electric lights be ordered as follows
One light at each end OF the M-street bridge across
Rock Creek, to be maintained by overhead wire :
and Pennsylvania avenue. and one light at south.
west corner OF l3k and Pennsylvania avenue, to
be maintained by underground wires; two lights
on louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, to be maintained py overhead wires; one
light at the corner OF x and Sth streets, TO be
maintained by overhead wires. These hghts are
all In addition to those recently ordered
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: Calvin Brent brick
stable, rear OF 1929 o street northwest; $500
Nellie Okeith, brick store, 1909 L street north
west; $3.50. c. L Myers. addition to dwelling.
S22 9TH street northeast; 5000. NJ. A. Jones frame
dwelling, Pleasant street. AnacoStia; $1,000
MISCELLANEOUS
Chief Paris received to-day SIS, for the benefit
OF the department, from Mr.. d. ]. McCarty, whose
business: place adJoins the Belt mill which was
by fire last night
Mr.. W. Scott Smith called at the District build
tngs to-day to protest, as president OF the LIE
Droit Park Association, against granting Mr.. N I.
Haller permission to erect frame buildings Within
the PARK limits.
The Liquor Dealers Association have applied to
the District Commissioners Tor the privilege OF
being heard through their representatives, before
the commissioners amend the regulations relaI-
ing to liquor licenses.
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Mn HAS Just kKrrEsED Fs0E nR ouAr--wnAf ~
SAWS or TIE MIXED SITUATION m Srw rokk Asp
REFUBIcAs CHANCES oF cAkKyrss TN STATE
oTHkR STATES
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From Rockville.
Correspondence Of The EvESINs STAR

Correspondence Of TIE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE sept 6, 1888.
At the Agricultural Fair this afternoon the only
trotting race was that for three-year-old colts
purse $50; FIRST SIS second SIS, and third 80
and resulted as follows: J. II. Morrow's s'Silyer
Bell" nrst J. II. Kelchners "Cyclops" second
w. h. Rabbits maggie" third, Thomas veir's
"Lucy Tomery" fourth.
At 8 p. N. the contest In athletic sports com.
menced, and was witnessed by q large crowd
The following is the score In each contest:
Hundred yards dash-King, first, time, 10 30:
Chichester, second; Whitney, third. Putting the
shot-Miller, nrst 81 feet inches; Whitney Sec
ond. 25 feet inches; King, third, "a feet Inches
Running long JumpNking, nrst, Is feet inches;
whitney, second, IL feet IL ~ inches; Chichester,
third, IL feet inch. Throwing base ball-Miller,
nrst 337 feet 6inches; Eccleston, second 1874 feet
Hallowell, third, 275 feet Running high jump
Brooke, nrst, feet inch; Chichester, second,
feet 1 inch; whitney, third, feet IL inches.
Throwing Hammer-Miller. nrst 75 feet; Halo
we'll second, 6S Ieet inches; Chalmers, third, 62
feet inches -Four hundred and forty yards dash
King, nrst, So seconds; Kenyon, second, :; Buell.
third. = In each single event silver medal VIII
majority OF events q gold medal
Afternoon to-day the crowd In ATTENDANCE was
quite increased and the treasurer reports larger
FIVE DOLLARS FACE FOB AN AFFRAY-Last night
about 1890 O'Clock Albert H. Norris a travelling
salesman for q Massachusetts, nrm, came
out Of Brosnans saloon. on 9th street, on
ns hands and S knees ana A M, man ,a named
the street they engaged IN a night. John 7.
Anderson came out Of the saloon a minute
later Both ne ana Sno, Sad up were a bleeding
Oncer Riley took the parties TO the police sta
ton where Norris LEFT e5 collateral which the
other men were unable 70 90 ana they Were held
This morning. in the Police Court, Mr. Morris was
acquitted, and the Others were nned IS each
r-...,r, ~ en-. w..n,r,,or r,os, r,..-
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MEDICAL. DC.

T AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
~ enPsrenced female physician should consult Mrs
Dr. WILSON, liOo Park Place e., between b and q
and TN ana LII sts. ne. Ladies only. Kennedy As
se.3-6ts ~s w
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CArAnRH To CONSUMPTION.

Catarrh In its destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads to consumption. 1t IL therefore
singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease
should not make 1t the object Of their lives to rid them
selves Of it. Deceptive remedies concocted by gnor
ant pretenders to medical knowledge have weakened
the confidence Of the great majority of sufferers in all
advertised remedies They become resigned to . life
Of misery rather than torture themselves with doubt
full palliatives.
But this will never do Catarrh must be met at every
stage, and combated with all our might In many
cases the disease has assumed da niger symptoms
The bones and cartilage Of the nose, the organs Of
hearing, Of seeing and Of tasting affected to be
useless. the uvua elongated. the throat nhamed
and irritated asto produce constant and distressing
cough.
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of Ca
tarrh. from simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages 1t 10 local and constitutional
Instant in relieving permanent In curing. safe.
nomical. and never failing.
Each package contains one bottle Of the RADICAL
CURE one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT. aud an IMPROVED
lAHALER, with treatise Prtce, 81.
pOTTRR "a
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Nominated 4,

Nominated for COngfeSSs
ELMIRA, n. Y, Sept 6.-The republicans Of the
twenty-ninth district nominated John RatneS OF
Canandaigua, for Congress.
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TOMORROW.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VUNHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
AssIaNEEs SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
GROCERY STORE No. 329 STREET SOUTH
TO. MORROw FRIDAY) MORNING, SEPTEMBER
SEVENTH. 1883, at Ten O'CLOCK, will sell for
goods:
Fancy Shelf Goods,
tanned Goods Starch,
Fancy Soaps, Candida,
Wood and Willow Ware,
Cigars and Tobacco
I've Oya Front show cases
Sonee Mill. Large Ice Box,
shelving and Counters,
Goal OIL Tank,
Awning and Frame, &C. &C.
ALSO. AT TWELVE N.
Small Combination Lock safe.
Two Horses and Wagon
Sale positive.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer It
nUACANsON BROS. Auctioneers
GOVERNMENT SALE OF FURNITURE, MODELS,
GAKPETS, MATTINGS. OLD IRON &c, Ar
IAE INFERIOR DEPARTMENT., SOUTHEAST
GORNER NINTH AND g STREETS NORTH
On FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH
1883, AZ TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell at the
terlor Department miscellaneous collection Of CON
Terms cash. saa AZ
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RETuRH on m NAnson RIyLnA-The Marion
win arrive home e $50 O'Clock thls sveGng. They
WIN be meet &C the wharf By tho stay-at-home
memben q the AsSioa no.. soliewsd
Fenciblea and t. Merchant H10eA
They WIN march down the Avenue from tn street.
and proceed at once 20 tie axmofys where .
The Last day n camp
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~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies'
. Physician in the City,
can be consulted daily. 464 st. between Az and 9th
SITS. NV.
Prompt treatment. Correspondence and consulta-
tion strictly conndential Separate rooms for lsde
OHce AWaysopen se1-6ts
A1ME- DE FOREST. LONG-ESTABIIsHED AND
N1reliAble Ladies' ysician lie consulted daily
81 her residence, S01 St NV. Once hpurs from
toeP.n WIN LAdies only VlS-2ms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
U1 or twoof DR.. BROTHERS. Inyieorstiug CORDIAL
viii cure any case Of nervous debility aud loss Of
nervepower IL lInparts visor " the whole system,
Mae OF iemAle. SOo 81 Aw: su16-lms
I HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
lDr. BROTHERS is the oldest-establishsd sdvertis-
ing Ladies' MUSICIAN in this city. Lsdies you can
confidently consult DR.. BkOTHERS yOU 81 sw
Particular attention paid all disess peculiar 10
ladies', married or single. Forty years experience.
aul3-1ns'
ll FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. 300 ST.
h W. appeared before and made oath that hei
the Oldest Estzblished Expert Specialist in this city
and viii guarantees cure In all cases Of private disease
OF men and furnish medicine. charge; consulta
ton and advice free a any hour during the sub
scribed and sworn before me by DR.. BROTHERa
SAMUEL c. MILLS Notary Public. in and for tbS
District Of Columbia. thas u day VI july. 1851
aulU-lm.
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CONCORD, n. H., sept 6-The democratic state
convention assembled &C IL rs. There was large
attendance. Mr.. 8 w. Drew was chosen president
After the platform had been read and adopted
aaballot was taken which resulted In the nomins-
uon OF ChaA A. Amsden for governor.
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ANOTHER AFGHAN REVOLT.

IShak Khan PFOClaimed Ameor In
Northern ATghanistan.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 6-The Nopoe Vremya
has a dispatch to the eject the Northern Afghans
have revolted and proclaimed Ishak
Khan ameer. batue has taken place.
the result OF which b not known. The
paper says 1t believes a civil war will
coInplicate Abdurahman Kahn's relations with
his neighbors unless It be promptly suppressed,
and 1t doubts II this will be accomplished.
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DHArH on TIE LAScAsrER-A dispatch ire
cefved at the Navy Department announces the
death OF CARPENTER N. I. Quigley, on board the L.
3 d Lancaster, al Barcelona, Spain, yesterday
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EEUHGE ". STICKNEY, Auctioneer,
~ 036 r streAt N w

VI 936 street n W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROyEp
PROPERTY NEAR THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OFFlRST AND STREETS N. W., AND ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF NEAR THE CORNER OF
THIRD STREET N. W,
BY virtue u three deeds Of trust recorded in Liber
1910 ioiio 46S ct seq and Lber 1881, folio 2O6 ct
seq and Liber 1887, ioo 1913 seq respectively of
the Land Records Of the District Of Columbia viii
offer for sale. in front Of the premises, on TdURS
DAY, The SIXTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER A. d
1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p. M the following Described
property. situate in the city Of Washington b. G. !:
The east five ol feet of Lot No. sixteen 6) aud the
west forty (40 feet six t6 inches Of Lot No
aI in square No: $50 and the south thirty six ia1
feet front OF Lot No twenty seven (27 aad "a
No. 500 said part Of lot "a having two-story frame
building upon the same.
Terms Of sale: One third cash, balance in sx and
twelve months with interest at per cent, payable
property sold or all cash, At the option Of the pur
chaser. deposit Of 800 will be required on each
lot at the time OF sale. All conveyuncinR at mr.
chssers cost Terms to be complied with in ten DAYS
from day Of SALE otherwise the trustee the
night TO resell at the risk and Of the defaultinx
ing est Star IN re FLEMING j. IXvENDEk
auS I,oO,sl.f.o Trustee
VNHOMAs DOWNING. AUCTiONEER
Hspr re WH 5vHx ~ ru MAY GONCERN; NOTICE IS
WILL BE SOLD TO PAY STORAGE CHARGES on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER FOURTEENTH. 1855. COM
menc1ng At Ten O'CLOCK. A. NJ. within my sales
rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue aud II ia street
n WI VIII sell boxes and contents, foyRe anvil 2
vlses, drill table with wise. pair shssrs trunk
snd s3n.spt. case Of drawer: sstchel and ecntent
su29-l4t THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser