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THREE MEN ARRESTED FOR AN ALLEGED rLOT
AGAINST THE c. b. AND q RAILROAD.
Chicago dispatch TO The New York Herald
says that Two engineers, formerly In the employ
OF the Chicago, Burlington and quincy Railroad,
named Thos. Broderck and J. A. Bowles, were ar
rested on a Chicago, Burlington aud quincy train
yesterday afternoon at Aurora, charged with
being implicated In a conspiracy 10 destroy prop
erty belonging 10 the Railroad company. They
had just come from Chicago, and, IL Is said, pro-
cured dynamite there, large quantity OF which
was found In their possession. Both are members
OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers. In
company with them was a man named Wilson,
VINO was also arrested. They were placed under
bonds Of 5000 and icing unable 10 furnish the
amount were sent to the Aurora jail. yalise,
which one or the prisoners carried, was found 10
contain four dynamite cartridges each about 10
inches long anu al inch and a quarter square.
These were nt6d with "A small fuse TO each, and IL
was estimatedShat each contained about pound
or dynamite. In Broderlck's pocket In a purse
were found several small dynamite Illuminating
caps uon,.,.n r,os or,r, mos-o, ., tho
brotherhood, said: II don't knowtaese men at all IL
they have done anything wrong the brotherhood
wants them punished as much as anybody else.
But we Will investigate their case and II they
have been unJuStly accused We Will give them al
tue help In our power"
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WASHINGTON Society Wonrx
THE OPINION OF A FASHIONABLE MoDIsTE
INTERESTING TO MEN AND WOMEN.
TO BE READ CAREFULLY.

MISC J. r. SMITH. No 1889 9th 1t. NV. Washing.
ton, d. c. who dresses the leading society women Of
that city, writes. under date Of June T. 1888:
Dear Madame: have suffered for three years from
Nervous Prostitution. and have only kept my feet
through the use Of touics. This year it had been .
harder ght than ever. but about two months one
OF my customers (MrA Justice Miller advised me to
try your Vita Nuova-' I have improved steadily
since began the use Of it. and would like to know II
you will send IL to direct and what you will charge
me by the dozen bottles! My forewomsn who ia con-
sumptive ia also taking 1t with great benefit have
recommended Vita Nuovs' to many Of my customers.
An early answer will greatly oblige.
ITO Mrs. HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
"52 and 81 Park Place. New York"
Thus Is VITA NUOvA" recommended and used
throughout the entire country. 1t has restored to
health the aged and the infant No remedy has ever
commanded such spontaneous Endorsements. No
remedy has many friends. The stomach and nerves
ale the causes of troubles. VITA NUO,A"
quickly brings them into normal condition One dose
Of VITA NUOVA" viii di1est hearty meal in to
two hours, thus relieving the weak stomach Of all
strain Refreshing sleep and perfect health will follow
its Pure blood its companion 1t is not wine
Of and counterets and substitutes have proved
unavaiing. ap1S6m
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Passenger Trains Collide.

Thirty PASSENGERS SLIGHTLY INJURED.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, july "a wreck occurred on
the Pennsylvania railroad near Nanticoke this
morning. TWO passenger trains running at good
speed plunged into each other, demolis6ing both
engines. The engineers and flremen on both
locomotives saw the impending danger, but re-
mafned at their posts until the trains came to-
gel ner, when they leaped. One OF the hremen, In
jumping, was seriously bruised. The Passengers
were badly frightened and thirty are reported 10
be slightly injured.
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Chicago Markets.

At Salt Lake, Utah. the Fourth OF July was cele-
brated jointly by the Mormons and Gentiles
A special from Burlington, n. j., says eight
dwellings were totally destroyed by IRE yesterday
at knickerbocker Row, near kingora, rendering
eight families homeless The origin OF the nre WAS
q defective fue.
The pope has appointed Bishop Jansen, of Lou
isiana, archbishop OF New Orleans
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More Iron Men Sign the Scale.

PITTsBURG July 6.-Tne list OF firms that have
signed the amalgamated scale was Increased to-
day by the name OF the Lawrence Iron Co., OF Iron.
ton, Ohio. The firm employs about 300 workmen,
1t was reported that the Newport Iron Company,
OF Newport, KY, had also signed, but NO
official notification OF 1t has been received.
Rumors OF another large frm granting the
demands OF their employees were current. The
works OF Singer, Nimick & Co., which were started
with non union men yesterday, were running with
an increased force or men to-day.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE Two-sTORY FRAME
= DWELLING HOUSE No. HOG VIRGINIA
AVENUE SOUTHWEST, OPPOSITE THE


By virtue Of decree OF the supreme Court Of the Dis.
trict OF Counbi. passed in equity cause No. l,211
wherein Milton Gettingeri complain an and William
Gettuger and others defendants, the 18th day VI
June. 1883, will sell at public auction in lont the
premises, 10 the highest bidder on MONDAY, THE
MIMI DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1888. al HALF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. that certain piece of real es-
tate, the same Icing part Of original lot 40 in
square three hundred and twenty five (325l beginning
on Virginia avenue at point "a feet east of the
west corner OF said lot thence running souhery and
atarsht angle with said avenue to the south line of
said lot; thence east with said south line to point the
terminus of line drawn at right angles from said
avenue and commencing at point in said avenue -
ieet eas,er from the point Of beginning AID thence
westerly with said avenue % eet to the point Of be-
ginning. improved by a two-story frame dwelling
house
Terms Of sale prescribed by the said decree: One
third OF the purchase money cash the day Of sale
within ten days thereaf and the balance two
equal instruments at twelve and eighteen
the day sale, with interest the per cent
per annum from the day Of sale all the purchase
noney be id ia cash within ten days after the
day of sale delosIt of 800 will be required when
the property Is sold All c0nveyancing the pur-
chasers cost. II the terms OF sale are not complied
with within ten days afte the day of sale the
the right sell the property the risk q I'd
cost OF the deautng after five Gays adver-
tsement in some newspaper printed and published in
the city Of " Washington. D. G.
WILLIAM W. BOARMAN, Trustee
hoOm .. " ebst Law Building.
GEO w. STICKNEY. Auctioneer, 936 st.
ie01-lkds
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PosrNAsrERs AProNrEp DURING TIE LAST
FISCAL YEAR-A statement has been prepared by
the Post once Department showing: Number
OF fourth-clsss postmasters resigned and success
sors appointed the last fiscal year, 6l3a;
removed and and SUCCESSORS appointed,
LIZA; deaths and successors appointed,
625: whole number OF fourth-class postmasters
appointed during the year, IL, $50; presidential
postmasters resigned and SUCCESSORS appointed.
3S2: removed and successors appointed, 70; deaths
presidential postmasters appointed during the
year. 4sB
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Razor and Pistol.

WHY WILLIAM MAYS SHOT FRANK HOWARD
WOMAN IN THE. CASE.
In the Criminal Court this afternoon VIM. Mays,
colored, indicted for assault with intent 10 Kill
Frank Howard, June 2, was on trial, Mr.. Campbell
Darlington for defendant. II is claimed that Mays,
without any provocation, shot Howard In the
lower part or the body. The defense is that How
ard had lived with Matte Wilson, and, although
he had married. he continued TO force his atten-
lions on her; that, finding Mays at her house, he
threatened him, and afterward went 20 Murphy's,
where he drew razor on Mays, and the latter
fired In self-defense.
The jury found a verdict OF not guilty.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers. je3Od6ds
1NRUsTEEs SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT

VVNRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
Il On STREET NuR1 INVEST.
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District of Co passed in equity No. 16S
l. trustee appointed in said cause will offer for sale
on FLIDAY, the SIXTH DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1883, at
SIX O'CLOCK P M i'll front OF the premises ali that
piece Of ground and premises known and de.
scribed the ground plat plan Of Washington City,
in the District of Columbia, and being the
quarter ca of lot numbered four a. IL square num-
ways. nents. &c. to the belonging
ill any wise aPpertaining.
Terms Of sale: Que third Of the purchase money in
cash. one-thiTd III one year. and one third in two
years. the deferred ments to bear from day
OF sale and to be evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
which to be secured by deed of the prem-
ses. or all cash, at the purcha ers option Convey
ancing, &c. at pur haser's cost. dero sit Of 800
required at sale erms 10 lie complied with in ten
days. otherwise the Trustee the right
sell at the risk AMI cost of the defsung purchaser
att nve days public notice of such ,esse some
newspaper published in Washinnton, DC.
WlMAN l.. COLE Trustee,
EendAu But ding. y and Indiana ave.
je23-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Nd. July @ virv1nia new threes,
6.js,; 40, ten-forliea "a bid to-day.

BALTIMORE. Nd. July 9 = yirs1nis new threes
63ss; TO-. ten-torues. 34SA bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. MD. July 6-Cotton 1rm-middling
lOAal0n. flour firm Wheat - southern. anu
higher; fultz. SlaS0: Loneberry. s2a90. western
frmer. closing quiet: NO. winter red, spot SIS.
August. s6,saS64 September, ss>.as1x. Corn
southern. hrm; white, o,a6o: yellow. 5s-5s; west
and easy-southern and Pennsyivania. loa43. west,
ern white. 4la43 western mixed. 40a4l Rye dull
aid nominal Hay steAdy-prinie to choice western
100. Provisions quiet aud STEADY. Mess pork
1900. Lard refined. 81. Butter firm and un.
changed Eggs easy, Is 4ai 10. Petroleum steady-re.
fined "a Coffee duii-Rio cargoes fair. IAN sugar
hrm-A-soft, 81: copper rehned 14Aala Whisky
steady, I26a12s. Freshts TO Liverpool per steamer
6s. grain. 2a21d. Ssles-whest, 559. 600 bushels
corn. 600 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. I'LL. July 8. IL a H. Liverpool cables
again quoted wheat higher and the news from France
that the weather again wet. Whe&t started in
strong, at S2A for August VI ch advance over
night Of y; The large amount Of corn taken from
for shipment 477.oo0 bushels. large portion
Of which, $4,000 bush,s. was Of the contract also
had hrming effect in corn. though the receipts were
thirteen cars more thaa expected August opened At
hogs were $500 where $4,000 were looked tor. and
August pork opened DC. up. at 1890 At IL a M.
prices for August were: VIII. at s2as2s. corn 4g,,
162ka7.05.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ P.tGPEkII. NO. 1907 AND 1909 q STREET

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, in Equity Cause No. 1O,90l
Docket %, the undersigned trustees viii OF err Tor
fale IN front OF the premises at puolic ion.
FRIDAY, THE IH1kTEEN II DAY OF JULY, A.
u 1883. at the hour o. FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ ali
those pieces or pa cells Of real estate known aud de-
erbed ON the plat or plan OF the city Of Washington
District Of Coin'1ba as and being the west teen
to) feet front On street. north of Tot numbered one
% by the depth thereof, aud al of lot numbered two
~; both OF said lots one I'D end two CD being in
square numbered two hundred aud ffty-two (2.2)
improved by threestory frame house and br ok
stable. used as a livery stable.
Terms of SALE One-thIrd cash. one-third in one
and onethird in two after date with interest q
tue rate OF SIX per cent per annu the deferred
ehts 70 be secured By deed of the property
s1d 5000 dego it required o, the purchaser pur-
chasers At the day Of SALE 1t the terms sale are not
complied with within ten days from the day OF sale
the trustees reserve the right resell at the risk
and cost OF the deIaultiug purchaser
CHAPLIN BROWN,
- 323 = st. NV.
ANDREW b. DUVALL, trustees
422 L. ave J
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Auction sale of Horses Carriages Harness, &C. every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND sATURDAY. TEN A
NJ.
Large stock Of New and second Hand Carriaxes
Buggles wagons, Harness, &C, always hand at
trlN ia MI -
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RUNCANSON BROS, Auct,oneers.

nUNCANsON BROS. Auct,onesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX BRICK DWELLINGS
NOS, 22l6. 221S, 222O AND 2222 q STREE
NORTHWEST, AND Nos 22l1 AND 22l3
STnEET NORTHWEST; LARGE BRICK STA.
BILE AND VACANT LOT.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in LibeI
No l16s folio 4S6 ct seq q the land records the
District Of Olumb ., will sell MONDAY, the
NINTH DAY Uf JULY. AID 1883. at HALIFAX
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the Iremises, all
those certain pieces parcels of land premises
known and de cribed on the ground plan
or plat Of Washington city. district OF
Columbia and being ali Of original Lots numbered
two aud six in squars numbered hityssven t57) the
said lots embracing: Sub lots nineteen ll9) TWEEN ~
t2OI twenty CID. twenty two C!), twenty three
I'D. twentyfour t24G tw nty-hve t25). twenty-six
GOD, twenty seven t27l and twenty-eixht (2Sl. III
job hite's subdivision recorded in book folio
126 of the records Of the surveyors office OF tbs Dis
tIict OF Columbia.
Terms u be made known st time Of sale and are to
be complied with in twenty days property will be
sold at risk ana cost Of defsuling purchaser. de-
post OF 900 viii be required each piece Of prop
erty when bid Is accepted. Convey &C., ut pur
chaser's cost
GEORGE GATOR l r.,.,...
te2o-eOkds JAS Ii. MARI AHusSeA
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Camp "a Wilson NorE1A" OF the q. A. r, at
Gettysburg, ended to-day.
The President has sent 3 CHECK for ESQ 10 the
widow OF John PhiilpA the sailor who lost his Ire
while saving the ives Of several wClnen ana chill
dren from the schooner james Foor1 IN the North
River on June
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PROFESSIONAL

DRof. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II Noyant Astxoloser and spiritual Medium Bora
With second slsht aud veil avery hidden mystery
revealed hecoyers Lost OF stolen Property. finds
llcden treasures. Gives luck y Cause,
speedy marriages brsnxs separated tosether Owes
success Ia business Removes ali family trouble,
and evil Cures slckue~s IL disapI,oat@I
b. Efforts judge not all alike Ia. rOfs,or
the most SceptcsL r from o hsr
cities and Dy calling an
tie only elalrN oyant IN this city. Ls
all Others TAI. and Acvertises only what
he can DO. Slttings. soc llie-Teadfnz by ulail On
receipt 81 Name lock Vi hair date Of nth HOUR
. 10 & Open Sundays from " . pm.
g27-21l' All 9th tn.w
MNE- BROoEE TELLs ALL HE EVENTS OF
III LlfE AID business confidential laoies and ssa-
csnen 30 cent? each 4Uo l. s1esk. bslween 4th AMI
ttk stxeets northwest 0o-Syvs
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I. WALKER SOMA 2O4 10TH ST. NV
~ bullulnH kn3era ChAscoab Portland Cement
Shunnsy bio~ wtass ssa ASsas saAa. xAF.
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But IL itching 10 intolersble in your case
DON'T 90 TO your druggist and get SEABURY's
HYDRoNAPHTHoL Soar. which quickly
al.sys all itching and promptly cures
akin disease. Of every hind such as Tst-
ter, Ringworm, Eczema Scaly or Fish
SKIN, Pimplss. Blotches. &c. 1t also re-
In moves LandruH and prevents falling Of
the hair. zach cake is packed in neat
tin box and sells for 2oc. sold by all
0NPANY, drug, hkABUkY 4 JOHNSON.
New lOrk. y6
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BOWLING. Aucuoneer

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. 1o49 THIRTY
SECOND OR HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN. u
c., Al AUyTIUS.
By virtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in Liber
1888 folio Alb ct seq of the land records
District Of Columbia at he request tne
party secured thereby We will SELL at public auction
IN front Of the premises. on MONDAY JULY NINTH,
$685. at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK NJ the fol
owing.deseribed property Part of lot No 10 in old
Oeorgetown beginning for the at the mouth
corner OF the brick dwelling house formerly the prop
erty OF Thomas jackson. deceased. the side OF
High street in said Georgetown, and running north
with tile line OF said street 23 feet and inches
and extending back easery OF the width 200 feet
10 or less, described in . deed from Susan H.
Howard to John Drill recorded in Liber \: b. lag:
folio 341 ct OF the land records of said District Of
Columbia together with the improvements, consisting
Of . tnree,siory and basement br OK dwelling. being
No 1919 BID street, Georgetown. u. G.
Terms: Ono half cash. balance In six and twelve
months, with interest and secured by deed OF
on the property sod or all cash. at option
All recording ana conveyancing at purchasers cost
deposit OF 500 viii be required at time of sale Terms
to he complied with in fifteen days.
W LiLEY DEEBLE-
BENZ. Z. DAVIS }Trustees,
je23-d&ds 1919 r st u W.
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THRU, TEES SALE OF A LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF
Il SAMSON STREE BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEEN1H. IMPROVED BY BRICK
SIkCCTUkE KNOWN AS THE SECOND
WHITE OAK BAPTIST CHURCH"
Under and by virtue Of deed of trust recorded in
Lib.r III! folio 10 SEQ. one of the Land Records
for the District OF columbia, and ny order of Supreme
Court for said District, passed in Equity cause, No
1OSl. docket % will offer for sale in front VI the
premises. on MuNDAY, the SEQ D DAY 0FyuLY.
u 1883. at HALf-PASr FIVE p. NJ the following
descnb,d real estate situate in the city of Washing
toll. D. c. 10 wit: he half of lot forty three ,4
IN " =. Drur, set al subdivisi Of square two hun.
dred aud nne COD ss the same is recorded in Lber
b" folio 80 OF the surveyors Office Tor the District
Of Columbia. with the church edlhce aud all the
lures and furniture therein.
Term Of sale: One-third % cash, and the balance
In I'D and two CD years. With interest 1t the
OF SIX per centum annum. payable semi annually
and ed by deed OF trust the property sold
all cash. at the option Of the purchaser 500 required
at time Of sale. Terms to be coupled with IN o.
days from day of SALE the property be at
risk and cost OF delauitilg purchaser All convey.
anclnx vt purcha&er's cost.
JAMES II. MARI.
ANDREW B. DUVALL. Trustees
4o2 Louisiana ave
GEO w STICKNEY,
te21-eo&ds Aucuoneer 036 St
sI THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
WEDNESDAY, JULY ELEVEN 1883, same hour and
p ;ss:eoAa. i AZ Il NA q bbUvAIL Trustees.
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Will Meet Next Iin,e in Toronto.
1t Was a Case OF Suicide.

LONDON, July 6.-The Pan-Presbyterian council
has accepted an invitation 10 hold It's next meeting
at Toronto, Ontario
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The Democrats AlasOss Caught.
AN AMENDMENT 70 THE TARIFF BILL INcRKAsrNC
THE DUTY ON LEAD ALMOST ADOPTED.

Tho democrats In the House got caught
this Afternoon through their want OF at
tentton. Many Of their number had
retired from the House, and others
were ss,eep On sns soSs ano 10 ~, sne oarpers cnai
hand. Mr.. Warner, OF Missouri, offered an amend
ment to the bill increasing the duty on lead.
was clear that the democrats had not
that many members In the Hall The
chairman took long time TO count
while pages were sent out 70 bring
In the memberA But whom tho count was de-
layed as long as could b they had only ~ votes
against the amendment This called for an
plause BY republicans and chAflng Of Nj. Mills BY
Mr.. Reed. Tellers were called for; more members
were got, 30 that the democrats saved themselves
1t lest. defeating the amendment BY vote Of 81
70 "a
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uyOR sALE-NEw SIX-ROOM COTTAGE IN Mt
II IIesau stable ana lot 501 100 It, for $4,000
BENZ. T. DAVIS.
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In III ~ hONhoN,. JUL sLVENAn u IN
O'CLOCK A. n. -hs IL In mont Of our sales
room. kosew ,od-esse Piano. larxe Pier Mirror,
plstegiass: Folding he'd. Chamber suts Parlor Fur.
nlture. Mating, CARPETS. &c.
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND cossur.

TEE NAVY DEPARTMENT Is Informed Of the death
OF August Gritsahn. ordinary seaman on the
Omaha st Acapulco, June IL.
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A CUTTING AFrRAY.-The case OF Thomas Burk,

A CUTTING AFFRAY.-The case OF Thomas Burke
and Robert stacy, charged by Officer Matthews
with engaging In an ARRAY on Fenton street some
days ago, as published In THE STAR at the time,
was tried In the Police Court this afternoon. IL
came out In the testimony that during the night
Burke cut Stacys arm with dirk knife which he
carried because or threats alleged TO have been
made by Stacy. They were rDel sl0 each.
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Railroad Wen and Dynamite.

RANGE OF THE THERNosETER-The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: a
H.. "A; pm, 30: maximum. 81; minimum, 20.
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A NorE
a NOTE
A NOTE
A NOTE

made on Sunday IL void. 30 10 your sdsboard unisss
it contains supply Of Hub Punch. the one luxury
always ready and at hand for all smsrssnosa C.
II. GRAVES SONS. Boston. are the manufacturer.
and your grocer and druggist VIII chssrfuly supply
You right SWAY
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NEARLY NEW THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
MERCK HOUSE. NO. SIS STREET NORTH
On wEDNEsDAYAFTERNOO N.JULY ELEVENTH
AT HALF-tAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in front
of the premises
SUB LOT %. SQUARE 4O1
fronting on street northwest, and improved by 3.
story and basemet bay Widowed press brick dwell.
ing No. $40 street. conta ming rooms modern cOn-
venlences, ana nearly ne The location il couvep.
lent Tor business man or for investment,
Terms One-third cash. balance i'll and two years
notes to bear pr cent interest from day of sale
able semi and to be secured by deed Of
or al cash at OPTION OF Purehs Conveyancng. &C.
Terms to be complied with in ten days. otherwise
right reserved to resell on five days public notice in
some newspaper published in WaRhiuuton d. C.
iy3d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucfioneera
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NONE OF the bonds offered to-day were accept

HoS. ALEXANDER r. LAYTON, the minister from
this country to Austria, was at the state Depart
ment to-day.
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IF YOU SUFFER FROM LOOSEkESS OF THE
i bowels. ANGOSTURA BlrTkks will surely cure
sou Beware of count rfets and ask for the genuine
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AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Mar

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
tn. New York Stock Market, reported by special
WIG 10 Corson aiIG MacaI1nel. l4lv STREET.