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The Pitisburx lockout.
MANUFACTURES SAY THEY COUNTED ON CERTL
FIRMS SIGNING THE SCALE.

MANUFACTURERS SAY THEY COUNTED ON CERTAIN
FIRMS SIGNING THE SCALE.
PITTsBURG. July 3-The iron lockout presented
no new features to-day. No more signatures were
obtained by the amal smated people 10 their scale
up TO noOn and there no indications OF either
side giving In. The manufacturers say that before
they decided TO resist the workmen's scale they
calculated that certain nrms would sign the scale,
and they look for at least two more mills to resume
before the end OF the week. The signing OF the
scale 10y these lew firms they claim, however, Will
have no effect on the general stu ,tion, there
aIe Il firms in the Western Association who are
determined TO resist the scale. Morehead Nc
Lean paid OF their men to-day, and closed dow q
indetiulLeIy
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Started by F,re.Crackers.

READING, Pa, July 3.-Ihe loss caused by the
almost total destruction OF the Reading hardware
works last ngut Is larger than at first supposed.
Members or the f1m estimated their loss to-day at
about $415,C00. The theory that The nre Was
caused Dy nre-crack rs thrown by boys from the
street intO nfiammabe material In the building Is
very generally accepted as the correct one.
DAYTON, OHIO, July IA nre Started by fire.
CRACKERS Destroyed Neidnrr's Op5ra House and
Garden buildings over the Rhine, This morning.
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MARRIED.
pp.nropD u.pv.v n. ~,

BRADFoRp,HARvtY. On Monday, July 9. 1856.
az baltimore, Nd. at the residence Of his cousin q.
DE Forrest Van schAick, ESQ. by the Rev j. n fu-
gette BENZ. Is BRADFORD. u Washington, ID. c.. 20
Miss NELLIE IRENE HARVEY. OF Marshall No,
daughter OF the late Dr. Granville Harvey No csrds
JoUl-ANIisELi- On July 2. 1855. at 80 Q. m.
at tbs resid of the brides father DR. Antise by
the lev. DR.. Townsend MARION STUART FORsiTH
10 PltkhE L. JOUf. of Washington, ID. c.
ROE TRACEY By the Rev. c. c. or We'd
sd-y, june 20. at he brlde,s brother, T. n
RoB.f, OF fal . Chu. ch w. an ANNA 4 TRACEY,
more papers II. Ase cNly
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Singular Accident 10 AN Oarsnaan.
HIS LUNG PIERCED BY TIE SHARP BRASS POINT OF A

CHICAGO, July 3.-LouiS PaulSon. a member OF
the Pullman Athletic Club, died this morning
from tine effects OF a singular boating accident
Sunday night Mr.. Paulson with three others OF a
foar-oar crew from the club Was out for
a spin on Lake Calumet Another club member
was out In q single shell, and both boats
were going at high speed, none OF the
occupants OF either beng aware or the fact that
another boat was on the Lake. The two boats
single shells bow ran upon and across the for.
ward deck OF the four-oared boat and the sharp
brass point OF her bow struck Mr.. Paulson ia the
back just beneath the shoulder blade, penetrating
MS body and cutting CHASTITY wound inches IN
diameter and inches deep. The dead young man
was twenty live years OF age and an accomplished
athlete
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The POstmastcr.sscuera PrOeesps.
Capitol Topics.


AMENDMENTS TO THE suNDRy CIVIL BILL
senator Evarts yesterday offered as amend
ments to the sundry civil appropriation bill the
following paragraphs:
"For the work done in preparing and competing
the document index OF the Forty-seventn. Forty
eighth and Forty-ninth Congresses by Alonzo W.
Church, the sum OF s., 600"
ITO enable the marshal OF the supreme Court
or the United states, under the direction of the
court TO obtain the oil portraits OF John Rutledge.
oliver Ellsworth and Morrison II. Waite, 10 he
hung In the robing-room OF the court with those
OF the other Chief Justices already there, 81 800,
or so much thereof as may be necessary"
"For the purchase OF the unfinished painting by
Benjamin West, or the peace commissioners at
the Treaty or Paris, 81 .500.n
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Another Police Court Change.
CAPT. PRINCE RESIGNS AND Is TO BIZ SUCCEEDED b
HOWARD ClAGFrT

CAPT. PRINCE RESIGNS AND Is TO BIZ SUCCEEDED BIZ
HOWARD CLAGETT.
Capt. Howard J.. Prince, clerk OF the Police
Court, has rendered his resignation TO take effect
July ID. Capt. Prince has been clerk
OF the court since September, 1877. The
business OF his ONCE has been conducted
In an efficient manner, and the records are all
finished 10 date. Capt. Prince is a member OF
the bar and Will at once enter upon
the practice OF his profession. He VIII
be succeeded by Mr.. Howard Clagett, one OF the
v1ce-presidents OF the Jackson Democratic Asso-
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Mr.. Morton at Work,

NEW YORK, July Blew p. Morton was at his
banking house, In Mas ,au street, to-day attending
TO business. lie will so 10 nis home in RhineOeck-
on-tne-hudson this al.ernoOn, and VIII remain
there Until the CAIN agn fully opens
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Arms Ham V,con

Rsndsrs the hair soft plant and glossy. pro
NOTES fresh growth. and curss erupttvs dis
cases Of the scalp. Mary 4 Jsckson. Salem,
Mass, writes: Il have used Ayers Hair vigor
for number Of years. and it has always gwen
me satisfsction. 1t 10 an excellent DRESSING
prevents the hair from turning eray. insures
its vigorous growth. and keeps the scalp white
and clean"
Several months ago my hair commenced
falling out, and in . few weeks I was almost
bald. thought bottle Of Ayers Hair vieor.
and after using only part Of it my head was
covered With heavy growth Of b. r.-Thomas
Munday. Sharon Grove, Ky.
AYERS HAIR vIoOR
; Prepared by DR.. J. O. Aver Co.. Lowell.
Mass Sold by Druggists and Perfumers. No:
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I'd EDITION.
--latest IblGglanS to TlB Star.
The Plaintiff Does Not Take the Wit
ne o stand In His Own Behalf.

LONDON, July a-On the resumption to-day Of
the trial OF the libel suit OF Frank Hugh O'Don-
nell against the Times, Mr.. Lucy, Of the Daily
Ners was further cross-examlned.
Mr.. Burt, member OF parliament for Morpeth,
gave testimony, and then the case for the plaintiff
was closed.
Attorney General webster opened for the de-
tense. He began his speech by haunting Mr..
Ruegg, OF plaintiffs counsel, with failing TO
prove his clients case. lie Intended TO prove the
Times case. Mr. ODonnell he said, was formerly
the editor and controller OF United ireland OF
box because OF the fear OF being questioned con-
corning incidents damaging TO the league.
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GONG TO CNcISNArL-Senators sherman and
ColquitL and Representatives Butterworth, BY
mum, Burrows Steele and springer. and II. W.
Coflin leave this Afternoon for Cincinnati 20 be
present at the opening OF the Centennial Exposi-
ton
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TelcgraplAic Briefs.

The top floor OF tine iour-Story marble-front
building at as and 1S Leonard street, New YORK,
was wrecked Oy fire this moi ming. Ii. Banendani
& Co, suffered a loss OF $1,000
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A SOAP AND CANDLE DIET.

How tho Unfortunate FOurth.CIass
Men ON the Constellation were
HaZed.
ANNAPOLIS ND, July 3-The nature OF the
hazing on the United states practice-ship Con-
stellation was learned to-day from Capt
sampson, superintendent OF the Naval Academy.
Tine hazing has been entirely by tho
third class and the sufferers are the fourth class
men, who entered by the May examination.
The fourth class men were made TO chew
candles, eat soap, stand ON their heads and
to use only certain ladders on the ship. The
law commands the superintendent TO order a
court-martial as soon as case OF hazing
comes TO his notice. He has no alternative. Com
mander c. u. Sigsbee will be the president OF the
court-martial The ordering OF the ship TO
return TO Annapolis is the refinement OF punish
ment to the Naval cadets. They combine
business and pleasure every summer by
sailing north into the cool latitudes, and en-
JOyng visits TO the summer resorts, interspersed
between their hard service at sea in working ship
as seamen and petty Officers. The whole ships
company will spend the hot July days In this
port, with the thermometer In the nineties.
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Fon SICK HrADAoHr
AND CONSTIPATION
A PLEASANT REMEDY Is
TARRANTS
z sELTZER APERIENT.
sELTZER APPARENT.

NGOsTURA BITTERs ARE ENDORSED DY ALL
"A the leading physictans NJ chemist. for their pu.
y and wLoiesonen.sA Beware OF count rteis aud ask
Tor tue genlin article Prepared by Dr.. 6. h 81 n
6EkT 4 SJAS.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

TEE COINAGE executed at the q. s. mTnts Dur
ing the month OF June was 6oos GIT pieces, repre-
senring 81, $50 ge6 or this 81 7o4 $50 was In gold
s., 7la0oo was In silver aud So $50 was In minor
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
nUNcANsoN BROS. AucrioneersL :.
1hUSTEES' SALE OF UNIMPROvED REAL rs
TATE II WHITNEY CLOSE" COUNTY VI

1hUsTEES' SALE OF UNIMPROvED REAL ES
TATE II WHITNEY CLOSE" COUNTY OF
WASHINGTON. u. G.
By virtue f sdeed of trust dated March l. A. d.
1887, aud rded in hber No. 1Io folio 2o6 ct SEQ,
OF the land records OF the .Distrct OF Columbia
uon the request OF the holder of the notes secured
thereby We wall seal AZ pubic auction. IN front Of the
A u; lass a. PIX O'CLOCK T NJ, lot eleven q u in
block tour ~ in b. H. arders subd vision Il tract
Of land called Whitney Clos" situate the County
u washlns ton, Dis rict Columbia
Terms. one fourth cash. balance IN euual payments
in one, two and three years. with interest at per
cent per snnum, ia, able semi annually secured by
deed OF trut upon property sold, all cash pur-
cIsser's option Conyeysncing and recording pur-
chaser's cost A deposlt sl00 required at time of
sale. GEORGE E. IMNIONS }
ieI6-eo CHARLES b. PEAksOS.S Trustees
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. II CON.
sequence of the rain, Til THURSDAY, JULY FIFTH,
A. ID 1883, at SANE HOUR and place
GEORGE l. EMMONS
i29-d&ds ChARLES Is. PEAkSUN{ ArusteeA
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TEE PRESIDENT GOING 10 THE SAKSexRFEsr.-The
President will probably go 10 Baltimore this after
noon or evening TO attend the German saengeriest
He will return tonight.
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An AMERICAN AssAssISArKD IN MKxfco.-The
State Department has been Informed OF the as
sassination OF an American, named stephen
Zakany, at his sugar mill, near Ahome, Mexico, by
noted bandit The authorities are acti We In his
pursntr
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DROIOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
il WOOEI,EY LANE BADGE -(FFrCE OF THr hrs
DROPCSAIs FOR sTATIOYFRY--


OROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES-DEPAR1M ENT OF
Il JUSTICE, WASHINGTON. June -. lSSS.-Sealed
rOpOsals furnishing the Department Justice
necessary supplies of the articles named below for its
use during the t- al yer ending June 30 1889 will
be received until TWELVE O'CLOCK VI. MONDAY,
u L1 Ii. at the office of the chief C. ERIK,
a. follows: Flu ], Ice. Stationery. Washing Towels,
Miscellaneous. The right 10 d. fects and
lect any all bids reserved. Blank forms and in
formation Will be furnished application. u. A.
JENkS, Acting Attorney General. je.I6-lOt
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BUSHNELL l. CARUsI. Real !, tate Brokers,
II zoos l. street northwest


VALUABLE UNIMpRovED PROPERTY. BETWEEN
AEI c fSSLle SSP HAtS STREETS
OF sn su records In Ssr
trict OF Columbia the undersi med trustees Will offer
DAY TENTh DAY it Of SERs isss On =. FIVE
M the following property situate II the
g. in square east Of square No 643; Lots Tered
q Theodore Curtis, trustee and Ct fsSu a.cRs
subdivision Of original lot numbered two CD in sad
ems ss e tsi III
that part Of lot No. 49, VI 7. 4. Curtis ct al su6div-
Soos s IL ssd " Ss
ns az a. rs ee x st. 9s as
corner OF "a said point being also the north
sSd line OF ss
thence south 800 ieet thence in northw,sterly di.
those IL s.a S.i n
s o. ssd III lots II and 10 except the posioHs
BY deed duly recorded in Lber l234. folio 34S Of said
Terms Of sale: Cash Ihi. property is sold subject
to prior ineamSranss Of $1,000 iaya6ie in equal
per interest Deposit Of ss56 II Ss ~ S sas
GEO srrcxxrTyh s.s, g raA Sa .sus'ss.
1yAstHES Scv HEIcK DWELLING. 10. ~ Z
BY virtue OF q deed 81 trust dated May 10th, A.
1877 and recorded in Lber No $50. folio 2 q seq.
AAuu oi OF COLUMBIA,
Will offer at public sale in front OF the premses
tElDAn, the sixth DAY OF JULY. A. d. 1885, at
OF ground tuated in the city of WASHINGTON, District
o. lumbia. known aud .scribed as aud being lot
numbered seveatynine (7S), in Abner b. he Iys re-
corded subdivision Of square numbered six hundred
and twenty-eight (62S).
Terms sale: One third cash: balance in ono and
two years. with interest thereon ut six Per per
s !. . SR:s =
OF sale otherwise the reserve the rrht % r
sell the property ut the risk cost OF the
purchaser After i've days public notice Of such resae
In some newspsper published in " AshingIou, u G.
b II. WARMER, Irustee.
DUNCANSON RkOS..
je26-dkds AucttopocrI
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JERSEY CITY, n. j., July 3-John II. Van Loan,
for the past ten years employed at the Second Ma
tiOnal Bank, went to the Calskills on his annual
vacation on Saturday last Since then his accounts
have been Overhauled, aud shortage OF at least
SIS, 400 has been discovered.
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hEFRIGERATORS.
AOCskhEEi FRS are invited TO examine the CELE-
bhAiED kEfRIGEHAIOKS for which We sole
sssAts Tor the District
EDDl's Hydrocarbons
WIN -LAIE-sTONk SHELVES
We have sOd above for tReiye Years AID every pur-
chaser Is Ileased with them
LOklLl-AhD LIZ EIGERAToRS
For Cubs AID Restaurants
MONkO4 PATENT HYDROCARBONS
IN cd eEt.r,iy with glazed stoneware
They ase all hEs;-ei-Ss Eeir.serators aud do their
work well and economically
Writ or cal for cl.eaizra
WHITE MOUNTAIN IcE-CHEAM PREFERS
None batter n. ". BEyEkIDGE-
My2o-S.a 1909 Pa Ave.
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Garnet Mill shut Down
.Larry,, J..One NOt III.

CLINTON, MASS, july 3-Tht Blgelow Carpet
COmpaLy's iuIIi, employing 1900 IDS, VIA slut
~" Il To-day On account or t..e scarcity or WORK.
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III. ID. BAnR
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
Has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
Mr.. BANK personally Ats al garments msdsin hss
1lll PENNsYLvANIA AVE,
mb11 WASHINGTON, D. @
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Tur Ac1s
THE ACTS
THE ACTS
THE ACTS

Of one partner bind all the rest The happisst bndine
together Of friends always follows the use Of Hub
Punch established luxury. and positive nscsssity
on every we'll regulated ndebosrd. Your 0rocsr end
Druggist will supply you and indorss IL purity; %
Will c. II. GRAVES soNs. Boston. The mnnufsct-
urers.
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PROPOSALS.

IL. ..
i FOR LAB RAJ DRY: Department OF AaRI.
CULTURE, Warrington, d: q. July 2, 1885 -seaied
@ r e Fsf.1sS 81 s1' 5Sr M ge
for furnishing he above supplies for the fscsl year
straciione. as to the Conditions to pe Observed by
bidders. Will be furished on application at the Dis
bur ing Office OF the Department. All bids should be
addresse to tn Commissioner of Agriculture Wash:
NokMAS j. GILMAN. Commissioner Of Asr ae
DNuPOsALs FOR FUEL OFFICE OF THE
As6 XIV pnfpkfMEST BtIL siSI w MAs
IseToS. D. C.. July 2 lsss.-sesled proposals,
TO The Superintendent of the state. War. aud Navy
Delar,nent Bpiidin. will be received at this office
supply the state, War. and Navy Department building
T ge ar 1000 tons extra hard White h
the night TO order much more OF either furnace
coal be Of the best quality free from dust i'm
purties, and inspected by sworn inspector at the
Government scales in the court yard SIS cords. more
or less hickory wood; so cords more less spruce
and inspected by sworn inspector at "A the
C st OF the contractor. The hickory. wood to be
sawed and dsiivered. The coal aud WOOD to he de-,
or o r Which and sured IN the
vaults by the parties to whom the contract con-
The right TO reject any and all bids to cce any
bidder Will be required to furnish bond in the
Of $4,000 as sua aztec OF the faithful perfoImsnee
WILLIAMSON. Chief Engineer, U. 5. n, Supt. jy3-4t
DRoIOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
Il wOODLEl LANE Bh1DGE.-UFFICE OF THE DIS
IkIcr COMMISSIONERS, WAsHIN GroS. D. e.. July =;
lSSS-Seaeu roI 3sals n duplicate viii be received
gust ]. IoSS. the construction of iron bridge
over Rock Greek. st the woodley Lane Road in the
District Of Columbia Blank forms of proposals and
specifications be obtained at the Office Of In
Commissioner OF the District together with all
Necessary information relative thereto. and bs upon
these forms only will be considered The rixht is
served TO reject any all bids parts OF bids W. Is.
y L. ID.
Commissioners ID. c. jy:I-6t
DROPuSAI.s For sTATIONERY.-sFCRETAR
Il OFFICE. SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES,
" WASHINGTON, d G., June 6, 1ssS.-sealed proposals
viii be celved al this office until WkLNE O'CLOCK
NJ il Ll SIKH 1>SS, for furni hing stationery
the of the OF the United States the next
fiscal year. Blank forms of proposals, showing the
quantity and quality OF each article and the form of
bond To be sned by the bidder and sureties. will be
furnished piiCatIOn to this office Proposals
should be ind rsed Proposals tor stationery Tor the
senate and directed to the secretary OF the SEN
ate. Washington. Proposals and specimens must be
delivered at this office free of charse. ANSON u.
ACCOOk, Secretary Vi the senate OF the Z. s.
jrl3,21jy3
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CHICAGO Market.
Two Couples Divorced.

IN EACH CASE THE WIFE WAS the COMPLAINANT.
Chief Justice Bingham, in the Equity Court this
morning. made decree OF divorce in the case OF
Lena Glyder against Norris Glyder. The bill, nled
by Mr.. E A. Newman. April 20. states that they
were married In New York January 81, 1857, by an
alderman, ana also by a rabbi; that they came
here In the following March, and defendant soon
after entered upon a lie OF dissipation, and she
charges that ne Committed adultery AT various
times with women on 13lh street.
Judge James made Q decree OF divorce In the
case or Clara A Rnglehart against Frank Engle-
hart. The bill, nled by Mr.. Leon T0br1ner, states
that they were married March IL, 1854; that they
have one child, and that soon after marriage he
became abusive, and frequently beat and mall
treated ner and In August. 1885 amer beating her
and throwing her down stairs, he deserted her.
She charges further that he enlisted in the United
States Aimy-Battery A, 5th arttllery-and May
3, 1857, he was married 70 one Maggie Fitzpatrick,
In New York, whom he succeeded In making
believe that he was wtd0wer, and December 30
last on being arraigned for bigamy before court
martial at Fort Columbus, N. T., he pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced 70 nve years In the
Albany penitertiary. at which place he now IA
MARRfAas LcRUKA - Mani age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 70 Benz. L
Wissman, OF Dranchyille, Nd and Lizzie N. ChildH
w. Il. Davis and COrnelie X Hawktns both OF
Richmond, Va; John Fleming and Barbara Cole
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1850 hs1AsLIsHED' 1860
THE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRKR
ION TAI LA RxxxA Am H,uz
1860

THE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRKR
l29. l3l. l33 PkSxA AVE- W@z.
The isryest and finest display IN the cityof
sTATUAhY MONUMENTS AND GARDEN vAgE3
Also choice collection " Iarlor ornnmouel en-
brscing GROUPS. sTATUETTEk VASES ed oARD
ga practical exper1enoe u Deariy thaEU yeanUs
st the service Of tbs pubic.
Open 10 visitors until p m
ssEssoR's OFFICE WASHINGTON, D. q. yUxE
NOTICE. that m accordance with tks ppUyeions q -
sct OF March :rd 1855 hst has 6sco taksn fo9 -
ineluaes nsw baild1ngI sddieo.A in0rovsnSaS %
old DuildingA unused or unnnfshe4 q - lae4 sa1-
sSs e s. ~ 81 = Al
M1I g 6s9F g s1,b 5s ~ i, ~ SooEH cot
e &c !Bk1S i sts I i sis ::s:: O.
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BOARDS OF SURVEY have been ordered 20 inspect
the Z. S. s. Richmond and Atlanta, preparatory 10
their being ordered to foreign stations
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Mark,

New y OK MOCK Market
The following the opening aid closing prices Of
til, New loA Stock Market, as reported oy special
VINE % Iogsou siacartley. Ia ~ r street.
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A SUMNER MEDICINE

Summers heat deblitates both nerves and body and
Headache. sleepessness Nervous Prostitution. and
all playedout" sensation prove that PAINEs CELERY
COMPOUND should be ed now. This medicine re-
stores health to Nerves. Kidneys Liver and Bowels,
and mparts life and energy the heat sys-
TEN. Vacations vacations, PAINE's CELERY CON-
POUND is the medicine for this season. 1t is scien
tfc combination of the best toncs aad those who
it begin the hot summer days with clear heads strong
nerves and general good health. PA1NE's CELERY
COMPOUND is sold BY all druggists IL bottle: six
for Is.
WELLS. RICHARDSON CO.,
Props. Burlington. Vt
3 HOT WEATHER INvIGoRAToR
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V,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
s iHE SOUTH a SIDE 81 sIEEEET BELM p4N
STORY AND BAsEMENT BRICK DWELIING.
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court of the
ii3oo the undersigned trustee viii sell al pubic
snS n IN front 81 fhe premises on MONDAY The
five O'CLOCK M, the following Real Estate in the
city Of Washington d C.; and dsseri6sd as Lot nity.
square four hundred and twenty.one (421l improved
by substantial two-story and basement brick dwell
with all modern improvements. and in good condition
Terms of sale: one-third cash and the balance
ID and two CD years, with interest six t6) per
per annum from the day OF SALE which the Of
Sa as ss S
option. lakes will be paid to the day Of sale. de-
9r ape n % DE a. the time Of sale
trustee reserves the ri lat to resell at the defautng
purchasers risk and cost. All conveyancing aud
MARY CUNNINGHAM Trustee.
je3O-d&ds zoo q street NV.
T'EUsrLEss SALE Of FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
BY virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia passed in equity No. 1l16S
on FlIpAY, ihs SIXTH DAY OF JULY. A. i. 1855, at
SlA OCLOCh I'm IN front Of the premises all That
scrbed on the ground plat plan OF Mashngton City,
quarter o. OF lot Numbered four t4 in square NUM-
berei seventh .hve 1oL together with the improve
ments ways cas- ments, &C. to the same belonging or
Terms of sale: one third Of the purchase money in
years the deferred pa ments Interest IRON day
OF sale and to be evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
ses. all cash, at the purcha er's option Convey
ancing, &c. at pur hasers cost. DEF sit of 800
days otherwise the Trustee reserves the right to re-
se at the risk and cost Of the deiauting pur hase
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