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RAILROADS.
THE 0REA.


u PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
sfEEf kRIEs. MAeS RfSRsP sStfksE
IN kfFECr AUGUST s. 1883.
coEsEE siIT na1s md sfk Hh2A station
E0gfs..Sgry and the West CHICAGO Limited E.prs.so,
11 ,. so am daily, to CINCINNATI and Sc. Louis
~ an Hslsspins cars from f,tsburs 70 cincinna,i
Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona 70 Chicago.
Ssrs Ws.hhsson 70 cheaed aaa y xah s,ssY.as
sKs saturday. Harrisburg 70 cleveland connectins
toui.ye and Memphis fsciso RIps Sssr ioo 90
TCash Sleeper to Eiss6urs I and nstsSurs ss %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Tor hrie CanandAixuA, aud Rochester daily for Buff
"a With a sSlssi5s d.iy sJSsp, sa :, 10 90 p
Dor williamsport Lock Haven. and Elmira at $50
- ~ dxiy except sunday. no
isO zoo 40 10 90 ing III 20 p ,S1 o. 90
p mo- m 1e rP PrpT. $50 81 414 aoOq .: s5a
Cars = 40 a m daily, except Sunday and 3;45 p.
Ior BOstoS without Change. zoo p m. every day.
Tor Bar Haroor without change daily. except Satur
sst hTSS.yn all thrsuzh train, connect =. Ter
direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
ft s,t,a scross New York O,ty ;oo - ,,o
90 40 500 10 90 and il ;s9 r Pr m y on n Sun
20 @i a 4. PsrIo. t c.rs aad
am wsef days and ] az >. m daily with Dining
~ baltimore. e.s5 5:eo. 200. 80 $50, IL 90
$40, 800. 40 10 90. and II 30 pm. on sun.
dsy. 300, e:03. 80, 1I;4o Am. 300. 3:4a
ysr r0Se. LII Line aG2S 20 ann and 40 pm daily.
Dor AnnaPohs 20 and 900 m, 1905. 90. and
6OOp M daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 8 90 ..
m. 4:I0pm-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD
Tor Alsxandria. 9 90. 8. Il s.4O Q.45 1857 Am
I. % noon 2O5. AIS 5 90. 5:55, o o. s .05.
~ ~ % aud II % P n ON sunday at 9 90. s:4a
Accommodation for Quantico 100 pm weekdays
kor Richmond and the South, 90, 10 81 daily
and q % pm daily except sunday.
Ahins leave Als1andris for washington 500, %,
5; 10, :05, s=32, 1882 and IL ;05 pm. on sun
day stS:1 10 and IL :07 am. 200. $40, 7:05. 9:3s
and 10: AZ pm.
Tickets and information the office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
The station. where orders be left the checking
o. baesage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS L PUGH, j. R. WOUD,
General Manager lsu6l Gen. PsA AGENT
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mr. Allen Rises 10 Explatn.
PATENT MEDICINE PUFFs UNDER CONGRESSIONAL


MI. Allen (disAl rising to question OF priv
lege, in the House this afternoon, sent to the
clerks desk and had read an article in
Philadelphia paper relative to the trans
mission through the. mails Of patent
medicine advertisements Dams Vegetable
Remedy under the frank OF J. M. Alien,
N. c., and an editorial comment thereon
headed rise up John Allen and explain.
Mr.. Allen said that In view OF his obligations
TO the House, and In response TO the demand OF
the paper he thought he ought TO take
some notice OF the article. He was unable TO
make any explanation about the matter
further than to say that his frank, or what pur-
ported TO be his frank, upon the medicine adver-
tisements had been used without his knowl-
edge or consent. He knew nothing about
It, He had never In an idle momeLt af1xed his
signature TO a number OF envelopes and left them
lying around loose. Therefore he could not make
any explanation why q patent medicine nrm
should select his name TO perpetuate this fraud
with. except 1t was that II was thought that owing
to the great demand for his tariff -speecS
all over the country his name could be used with
less color for suspicion. (LaughteEl he
would call the attention OF the Posi-
once Department to the matter, and
have 1t Investigated, and he would be obliged
to the committee on post offices and
post roads II It would also make an in
Quiry into the fraud which has been
perpetrated upon the Government and upon
him. Any insinuation that he had any sort OF
participation in this matter was o dam vegetable
remedy lie, Haughter.l
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Have You A Sk1s HuMoR,
IF 80 CURE 1T WITH CUTICURA.

Have Just used your CurIcuRA REMEDIES on one Of
my girls and found to be just what it is recommend
ed to be. My daughter all broken out her head
and body. and the hair commenced to come out Now
she IL smooth she and she has only used
one box OF CuTIcURA, cake Of CUTICUnA SOAP and
one bottle Of CUrICURA RKsoLvKNr. d0ctored with
quite number Of doctors. but to avail am will
ing to make afdavit to the truth Of the statement
GEORGE EAST. Macon. Mich.
For the last year have had aspecss Of itching scsly
and pmply humors on my face to which have applied
great many methods Of treatment without success
and which speedily and entirely cured by the CUrI
cURA RxNKDIEs.
Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS. Ravenna, o.
want to tall you that your CU1IcuaA REsoLvEHris
magnificent About three months ago my face was
covered with botches and afer using three bottles Of
REsoLvIHr was perfectly cured.
FREDERICK MAITRE,
90 st. Charles St. New Orleans. La
Sold everywhere, Price, CUrIcuRA, Soc SOAR. 25c;
REsoLvENr 81. Prepared by the PoTrxR DRuo AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston Mass
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a pages,
SO illustrations and 100 testimonials
PiMPLEs. blackheads. chapped and oily skin pre-
vented by CUrIcURA INDICATED SOAP. AUS. l0.ll
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECl April, % ,oe


SEW EEsfT sv Es1H sTbTeT sSGeEsEER
for Shlcaso and Northwest. express daily 10 Ssh
:, Ier Cincinnati and St Louis, express daily AMI
Tor ftttsburv and Cleveland express daily 1885.
IN; and - pm
For Philadelphia, Newark. and WILMINGTON, 100.
M 200 and go I'm. daily, express.
Philadelphia; 70 am and - ID pm.
for si,x-r'y and intermediate points 81 80 An,
FoT fsltimore. .. $50. 80. 7:3o $40. GAS. IL
tram $50 30 Is. IS. 30 AZ ~ and
10 $50 s0n4 4s5 S g s s9s SIS and
I9T A An sSIIs 40 and $50 ls9 and
haTois Gao s:57 am. II o5, $50 SEQ pm. sun
fofWay s,aiions between WASHINGTON and Balti.
Sn sHSasys 10 as 90 ann nj 80 s S 4 ts pm
For stations ON the Metropolitan Branch. IS .
x o. a lSi RFg as Sm stations only 10
For Gaith@rsbGrr and intermediate points 10 Am.
For Boyds and Intermediate stations. n pm. $40
Church train leaves washington on Sunday only at
l:l5 Pm, stopping at all stations On Metropolitan
For freierick tlo:1o an. 70. TABS. t5:3O pm
for Hs<erssown. ITO 10 am and IS .3op.m.
lor Lursy and points on the Shenandoah Valley r
Y TO Roanoke. and all points south via Norfolk and
Tra,ns arrive IRON Chicago daily 7:2y am and 5: Is
and 40 y. from Pittsburg daily 20 In. ) )
From rhiladelphiA Chester and Wilmington 10 "a
An. 80. TO- and y % y. M daily.
B.Itmors 10 m daii1 aud III a. m sunday st only
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at q 70
30. p, y. e;O5 10 CAS- minute tralnD IL (45nin-
ute trainl m. II Ia. =, b 4:l0 ). d $50, 8: Is.
b 80, and III y. On Sundays, $3.50, .. y.Oa 10 a
m To- = TO- D. o 30. y d. \ 80 and 10 so p m
Except sunday Daily. SUNDAY only.
Baggage called for aud checked hotels and resi-
dencss orders left At ticket Offices 6l9 aud 1881
lennsy wanna
v. M CLEMENTS. CHAS. o SCULI.
ap3O Gen Manager Gen Pass Agent
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Chicago Markets.
The Pasneal C0sn0ssss0m Debate.
r u CONTINUED WITH MORE cALMHDs IN n
HOUSE OF COAMONS

n u CONTINUED WITH MORE cALMEDs IN TIE
HOUSE or COMMONS.
In the debate In the house Of commons Last night
on the Parneu commission bill Mr.. MatshewG
home secretary, moved TO insert the following :
III any person having been served with sum-
mons shall tail 70 appear the commission shall
have the power to issue warrant for the arrest
OF such person" Mr.. sexton agreed that such
clause was advisable, and the motion Was adopted
M Matthews next moved thai anybody VINO Al
summoned 70 appear before the commission and
who refuses or fails 70 attend, shall be liable 70
punishment ior contempt OF the high court Of jus
Mr. ParHel moved an amendment 70 the eSpect
that any person refusing 70 make Q full and true
disclosure touching all matters IN respect a
which he might be examined should be liable q
punishment by the high court q Juatioe NJ.
farQcti explained that his OBJECT was 70 COMPEL
the 1Smes 70 produce the pefso1 who supplled ne
letJeu that had been aScrlbed TO himself
Nj. Matthews held that failure 70 malA \ sru
disclosure In reply 70 any question wouN - cor-
temp o. the commission, which has sSN poVsr ~
zeal with witness The amepdqont tkersscvS
was needlesA The commission had tie ahsosnsc
poweu q u h>Ea eeMg 81 1psticA II. -.
ninoe sMeeoUeetA eo@e QoR{nent Va -
p q lncaoentl ststemeas by NJ NSssssvs r.
farneln@ and 2ylme aEtlcjss u s1pport Of 1hscS
~ Re.ne = eyl9tnee would . sd6nosl
~: Hx.dH - yssssas esse. - s.Aes.ly
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BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON O (oB
SECOND) STREET. GEORGETOWN d. C. BENG
No. 1858. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, AUGUST THIRTEENTH. 1888, Of
FIVE O'CLOCK M. In front Of the premises will
sell part of Lot 1885, fronting ~ feet and inches on
north side of street, between sd and SD streets
by depth Of 10 feet. improved by . comfortable
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: ni-third cash. balance in six and twelve
months. with interest, and ured by deed of trust
on the property solo, all cash. at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit of 900 will required at me
Of sale AL recording and at purch asers
cost
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
~ NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. s. CO.
Tast Express Steamers.
To Southampton (LOndou. Hayrel Bremen
LAIN Wed. Aux .. o An. Elder sat-, Aug IL, 3 q
II Alier. We'd Aue. ID. boon Ems. sat, Aug Is 3
y Hls SAz4e Wei. Aus. =, Q. h., Fulia sat- Aug.
- a
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices. LIST cabin 81 and up
warts ovrth according to location; I'd cabin. $50
birth. steerage at lOw rates ApI4y t. r. h. DRUOP
20 Penn ave BEALI. BROWN 4 CO, 1921 y ST..
(vUNAKD LINE
~ ChASA l. DVBDIs h CO. Bankers, Agents
OO5 9tE It nv
Call and inspect plans and description Of vessels To-
cations made at once. Cab passase $50, $50 800
and 10 kOund-trI at greatly reduced rates ma N
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

THwo-SToRY BRICK DWELLING, NO 317 II 81.
1aw 0n "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST EloHTH 1sSS.
Uses lot 81 square 80 with the inproyements there
rooms, and under rental Of $1,000 per month; lot
12 .6x54 IL to 30-foot alley.
Terms of sale: One half cash. balance In onaand two
yetrs Conveyanctns st purchasers cost Terms Of
sale 10 be complied with In ten daya Deposit Of 800
required ct time Of sala
su3-5t GEO. ". sTICKNEY. AuoHoneer.
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The District In Congress.

fHB LBRARY INVESTIGATION
Mr.. Greene was before tho House special library
building committee for short time to-day 70
ANSWER q few formal questions
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctiouesr
TRUsTEEs' SALE.

By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court for Mont
gomery County, a court of equity the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction the premises on
SATURDAY, the ELEVENTH OF AUGUST, 1883, at
the hour of THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all the lands in
Montgomery County of which Samuel Queen, late Of
the District Of Columbia died seized and possessed
his property is situated mile northwest Of Ten
nallytown. on the road known the River Road and
will be sold two lots, containing 10 acres and
the other IL 7lOO acre more or less These lots are
within 200 yards of the line of the District Of Column
bis wellwstered, of good quality of SOIL and are
well adapted to subdivision into building lots
Terms of SALE as prescribed By the decree third
ance in two equal instAilments payable In and
respectively from the day Of SALE and bearing
interest from that date. A deposit of hundred
dollars each lot will be required of the purchaser at
the close Of the sale Convey ancng at the cost the
purchaser.
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THE nxrIcrEscY Biz

THE EFFICIENCY BIZ.
The House this afternoon went into committee
Of the whole Mr. Springer, Of Illinois, In the chair
on the deficiency bill andthe ds0ase on the French
spoliatt0n claims section was renewed.
R4soNINASxD ~ AC0LANATI0M
Representative McCFeery has been accumulated
By The democrats OF the eighth Kentucky dtssr1ct
By reclamation.
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New York STOCK Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices Of
a CorsOn and Mccartney. l4l9 street
Ar,us Au.a< "a d e
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aue-5s JAMES JAMES R B AMMEsSSSSikRsos,, Trustee.
VNRUsIEEs' SALE OF TWO VALUABLE NEW
Il BkICK DWELLING HOUSES. Nos. Sl3 AND
Sl7 q STREET SOUTHWEsT

SIT STREET SOUTHWEST.
q the ~
iGp6s in Lieer No il33 ,ho 800. et seq. and in
will sell, front Of the premises therein oSnysysd q
RhT Ts TikTEESIH LAY 81 sa SGSTsT 1855, At
mAdfrAS SIn FIVE S O'CLOCK that certain LII
Liber No 1888 at tolio 304) in square 400 the said
COZ N BOOK 10 o. me e N
surveyor for the said District improved by new
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER Lot num-
a q bef n1x to said
as lot No 30 according to the aforesaid plat recorded
new bei
Terms Of sale: Onethird Of the purchase money in
and the Balance in equal II one sna ,@c
years. with interest per cent from the day sale
trust S on the property sold =. the
sI0O viii required when each lot Is sold XII con.
veyaneiEg at the purchaser cost If the Of sale
the hight resell property at the cost md
risk OF the deta1lting Purehaser
s Gh6ktAM G. W b5 50AAsEaAAN' Trustees.
GEORGE ". sTlCkNEY. Auc., 956 F st. aus-d&ds
"a. p SALE 81
AND STREETS SOUTHWEST. =
By Of Of the e
undersigned Trustee will SELL at public suction, in
pAY oF kSausf. 1855 at AiL =. FIVE
and described rs lot numbered fourteen DAD in square
numbered $40, the Is laid down tho public
plan of the said city"
Terms of sale follows Onethird of the purchase
and IN months sy Of
SALE with interest thereon at six per cent pr
Or the purchaser may, at his her option pay the
entire amount of purchAse-money in cash. The title
to said real esaste to De retained by said
the entire amount OF purchase money has been paid
deposit OF BOO to be made at time of sale Terms
to be compiled with in ten days deposit will be
fe1ted. aud the right resell reserved at the rsk
and cost Of defaultng purchaser.
JNO. H. SMYTH, Trustee.
522 Sth street n. v.
jy30-d&ds GEO W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer.
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WoM.N o. 1srIuExoR
MRS. NJ APPLETON BAKER. NIECE OF JUDGE
BLATCHFORD, OF THE U. q SUPREME
COURT, WRITES LETTER.

NEW YORK. July %, 1887.
DHAR MRS. AYKR: As one Of the trying seQusls to
long and desperate illness. have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder for which have tried
many remedies without success. few weeks ago
purchased jar Of "Kecsmier Cream" not that had
any faith in any so-called proprietary remedy. but
that happened 10 know who You were. aud felt
you at least believed Recamier toilet preparations
were all you claimed and it difficult to express my
delight at the improv IN my face Let II sufce
that all my friends congratulate the wonderful
cure "Rscamier Cream" has effected. and that my
physician. DR.. Egbert 0urnsey. under whose care
have been since childhood. seeing the beneficial effect
OF your Recamier preparations. said to me: II viii
not prescribe anything for to take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Recamisr
Cream do not know what 1t in made of. but know
WHO Mrs. Aver il. an you will derive moro
bsneht from her cream than from anything else. Go
on with the cream" feel but do you justice in lay
ing this well tribute at the shrine Of the beeu
uful Jults kecsmier.
sincerely yours,
M APPLETON BAKER,
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Bisasarck Very Much Pleased.


BERLIN August 6-The National Zeitung says
that Prince Bismarck has expressed the greatest
pleasure at the result OF the meeting OF Emperor
william and The car, and says It Will have the
effect VI establishing relations OF confidence be-
tween them by means OF which, as Tar as human
calculation goes, peace, lasting many years. Will
be 1nauQurated.
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Raltt@Ore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd. ADJUST S.-vtrginis sixes con-
solldaied IS do. ten-foraes. 35ss do. threea
65s1 bad today.
BALTIMORE. Nd. August & Cotton quiet and
steady-middline IA. flour quiet ana steady Wheat
southern, active and Irregular. Futz. ssa93; Long,
berry 9Ua94; western, duh and lower; No. 2 winter
red spot. 9Cta9Os<; August. 80 asa905.. SEPTEMBER
00Asae01; October. 9la9l -. December 93xaosa.
Corn-southern. steady and quiet; white, 51a60. yell
low, 56s5S; western dull; MIXED spot 52s.H5as.
46a. Oats hrmer but Quiet-southern and Pennsyi-
wanna, 3aa35. western white. 42a44: western mixed
prime to Choice western. i8oo.saooo Provisions,
fairly active and firm pork. IL 5OAl 3 10
Bulk meats - shoulders and clear rib sides hacked
ter dub and easy-western packed. 12al5; creamery
l7al9 Eegs. quiet aud ste-dy. l3sal4 Petroleum.
frm-rehned, N. Coffee dull and nominal Rio
carvoss, fair. l3,al&. SUGAR, stesdy-A soft "a, /:
copper refined. steady 154.l whisky hrm. Ida
LIS. Freighss to Liverpool per steamer quiet aud
Receipts-hour, 1000 barrels wheat. % 600 bushels
corn. 5000 bushels: oats 5000 bushels. rye LOO
bushels. shipments-nour. 500 barrels: West 40
900 bushels sales-whest 100000 bushels corn
$4,000 bushelA
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. III. August g. IL Q. m.-The bulls were
inclined to when the board opened for business
public cables quoted wheat uncha nged. though frm
There also IN increase Of 100000 bushels Il wheat
on ocean passage The only cruub OF comfort the
bulls had the rather cool weather In the North
west September opened = on from yesterdays close.
It 83k. Corn was inclined 10 follow wheat rsthsr
September pork opened l2x Oh, At $50. At IL
O'Clock quotations Tor September were; Mhe.t $50
corn, 45A es,s 24'sa24s; pcrk. l4i7S; lard. $50:
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The English Forester Reconsider.
LONDON, August S.-The high court OF fOresters,
sitting at Reading has reconsidered the action
touching American courts, and has decided to re-
admit all those courts which apply for admission
condition that their action meet the approval Of
the next high court.
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Suing Iowa Railroads.
CLAIMING DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF THE
aTATR RAILWAY


CHICAGO, August ga dispatch from Des Moines
says: Suits have been commenced in the Polk
County district court against the Chicago and
Northwestern, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
and Rock Island Railway under the damage clause
OF the new Iowa railway law, claiming In each case
IS 600 penalty for willful violations OF the law.
Five suits were commenced against the North
western, three against the Rock Island, and TWO
against the Burlington. The papers are signed by
the attorney-general and another lawyer, attor-
neys for the state. The petitions minuteiy detail
the several causes In which violations are charged,
and then 60 to claim that the tarln schedule Is
In full force and effect, Notwithstanding Judge
Brewers lnjunction that the roads are subject TO
its provisions, and that the schedule Is reasonable
and just. The Burlington and Northwestern roads
Will Undoubtedly remove the case against them to
the Federal court. One interesting question will
be the complications that may arise between the
state Oficers and the Federal court. Should Judge
Brewer construe the commencement OF these suits
as violation OF the law and the spirit or his In
junction against the enforcement OF the Commits
stOners, tariff questions would arise for arbitra-
tion These cases ought 10 test the new law pretty
thoroughly, although the suits new pending would
have done that just as well.
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a Destitute widow and her Rive
Children.

SHE SAYS HKR HUSBAND WAS TINE snoruER o. GOV.
Ike OF yIRGINIA.
poorly dressed woman. apparently about forty
years ola, visited the once OF Sanitary ofpcer
Teeple, In police headquarters, this morning, ana
asked for assistance Tor her nve children.
who she said were nieces and nephews
OF Governor Lee. OF virginia She stated that
smith Lee. brother OF Gov. Lee. Her husband
she said, died at No. 1858 Union street In this
Children last the snd o s ms S SSns' e bis
she said her husband sold his properly yei for
eric<sburg bank. Her husbands win was
prooated, and her counsel, seymour white.
Of Fredericksours. she ssys told her that
before she could get the money. Daniel Lee an
other OF the broJhers she said, WAS appointed ad-
mlnistrator. The members OF the Lee family, she
stated, objected 20 her marriage 20 the captain
Her children, she said, had been cared for by Mr.
Robert Doyle until last week, when she took them
TO the house OF Mrs Lannahan, on street SOUTH
west. IT, police furnished her the necessary n.
LIEF anS>"in Investigate her statement
trust was placed on record to-day from Jams<
Gibbons 20 Martin Y. Morris, OF Washington. ana
Harry N. Bennnger and ID. Foley, OF Baltimore
Savings Bank. The note L. dated July 30 payable
In nve years The deed conveys lots 3. 4, 5 and a
and parts OF lots and n square 75a az the north.
east corner OF % and Z streets northeast.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 70 Jams.
MS.n v ana Laey both Of Sa,o1e
and Mary c. A. kyder. Joseph Harris and Annie
Galloway.
LARRY DoNovAN's LAST yuNP-Iawrence DopoA
van, who Jumped from the Niagara ana BROOKLYN
bridges, WAS drowned yesterday In the Thames
way bridge at Charing Cross, formerly called the
hungeriord bridge.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CLEANER JOHN W, THOMPSON,
- Commencing MONDAY June % 1855 for Poto-
mac EIsyr landings as Colonial Beach Nomini
Cur1OIa4n. and Leo arltown.
Leave 9th street wharf . am. Monday Wednes-
day and FRIDAY. Fare AL landings n.st-cIass so
cent? secondcIass. 50 cents l. ". EMMAkr,
lo2l-OS Gen-rai MANAGER
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
Il For Baltlmore and Potomac River Landings.
steamer SUI. Capt Geoghesan. leaves stepnensones
NlAr3 every SUNDAY. ~ 4 o'clock ". " kivss
freis 81 must be prepaid
OrIurtheE information. apply to
sIEPHENsON BRO.
Mum 9TH