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VHis w. 20 give notice that the swscrther hath Oh
atnsd nom he orphsp~ Washington eouny, IN M
ps.nrl ~ .onpM Letters Of administration personal esn
~ Aeranns IS W"'heponn, Of United army &C
ceased Az PERSONS having claims dsc~ased @
exhibit
subscriber, before Other
wss by law be otenoed from all beneG, Of the
Given under my hand, twentieth, DAY of Nav 1888.
LOUISA A. voTHBhsro1N,
Aamtsistratrr
Accounts and csns dus The ands ~ w
r. H. Coolidge Of Washington ciy co,lectos settlement
and who u legally authorized haK.
- IOUtsA a. wcTfiERfPooNt
May ay-ia~5- 81 Ad,uinisfyssrr
TRIAL Of MATT y. WA n !, vu, md authentic report
wh ne speeches delivered and the rspro
wired Aienf esq, si'orne, fos The Common wealth
The ksha"n me Sorhm.n Nv n,dors KsJssr, rrnssof
History N The University ~ Her~~y
kr~*nth's -f~srh~ss hy Francs. w N.sTsaaa.
f~srFence ~ ths Sanctuary w Lsyman-
Ga sale TAYLOR a MAURYN
aR.etx s-a Rssk - sI2eL~
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For freight or passage, apply to
G. H. SAND 20 South -, N. Y,
&. A. HEINEkEN X Co., Bremen.
EAR1INEAU, CROSKEY, Go Southampton.
WILLIAM iSELik, HavTe.
Jan AJ-dy
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NMALL FARM SALE have private arm
y Tennaiy Town,
and may readily be divided into handsome cottage Sites with
ground attached. =
For particulars inquire OF JAS e. MCGUIRE,
AuchoHcer and Commission Merchant
June a-6teod
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Dank Of ahe Metropolis,
washington, June 2, ls54
g s,ockhder Of this bank hereby soudsd
q bsak, year
ensuing Will be held banking house Monday
the I'd day July .I.t#
Tn. po,i be 10 O'Clock M, aud close ~
r.e5 ny order thu band RID. SMITH,
June 3--e,dt.6Iune dll3dJuly Cashier.
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n n. NO DIE n
NOTICE Of the establishment OF additional land
~ Offices in Tcrritory of MINNESOTA.
IN pursuancc of the act 81 Congress approved April H.
in
of Mnnesoa hereby n that the land
ors RooT for m.
present. by the President OF the usted
bHewHsLi and thai for the AsHxAroLs DIsrrtorr the
Msss both the Missixsppt nver
Given hsnd the city OF Washington, twenty
thd day Of May, a. ~ 1854. ~
# John WILSON.
Commissisner Of tho General Land oflce.
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eE. NEW YORK, nhEMES, AND sOUrh-
oH34 AMPToS UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEks-
NS&1&f The ships comprising this line WASHING
- ON, capt. u. M. Fteh; liERNANN, Capt. l.. ir-
gins.
These Southampton both going and returning
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H.. y. MiDDL
DEALER IN ICE, a4U
ofice south s,de ~ rsrf 10 Of IafA street.,
ICE sept constantly hand sh. once. which
4 large uuarfisfes. aW
Once orer from o
June Y coin
HARP PENs-A few pens just
III and for saie by COLLINS, BOVINE, Co,
nth street, two doors north II Fem
IrE rsTCuEus- now on hand = sood number of
stihpaD pitchers. Th sucis III
tnown he the
derihs rom country viii please enclose do,s,s
For sale nj srEyENs'a
June i0-aif ssesroom, Browns Hotel.
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utss LrstiE's we've H~es,ps. for Cooking. For "a
rAyLog q MAURgss
NAnA EeQ.
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p sEdia OF the shove will please copy, and
May 16-ts~3w
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DuELLING IN CALIFORNIA.--Thevm must have
nice lively times in California, if the follow.
ing isa fair sample of summer anu,ements
in the gold regions. 1t is copied from the San
Francisco Chronisis:
within the past fortnight three duels have
been fought IN this city, Two IF which had a
Ia al result. The first was be,ween Mr. e
Do"uigan, the do'I-kseper If the Senate. an
nr. James Hawkins, Of Tu ,iumue Three
snots were fired from rifles the part es being
distant forty PAGES f,om one another. At the
third IRE, Mr.. Dowdigan WAS wounded in the
arm which put stop to the affair.
Va the I'D instant, Mr.. Numa Hubert, mem.
ner OF The Assembly from San Francisco, and
Mr decrse /. Hunt, attorney at law. fouyh a
'luel vi h pis ols-disrance twelve PAGES -
Three shots we're exchange /. two being with.
nut effect At the third FIRE, Mr. Hunt fill
n.'rtaly wounded, and expired twelve hours
afterwards lie was a native of England. and
"a yesrs Of ase The duel rug out of a
iisturb 'nce at the Metropolitan Theatre.
where blows were exchanged between Huber;
and Hunt.
Two or three days afterwards, MIR Thomas
L. Benson and MIR Menzis, had duel with
reFoivers, short distance from town. Mr.,
Benson was killed. The pa, ties were steve.
do es, and quarreled about some of their bust
ness arrangements B,ih were young men
me deceased being but % ye ars of age
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HOUSES FIR Remit have for rsn,
NO scres Of ground attached to each situated on F.,
iew street parallel with boundary street, runnin.
long the top Of the rige of the railroad wher'
,isterly from the Capitol.
These house have from seven to ten rooms each
including kitchen, with several closets and ce laI
sOodsheds and o stable, and pumps Of eXcellsb,
sster at hand. The situation Ia Beautiful oyer
ooking the railroad and large portion of the city
.nd having the Capitol in full view. The approach
them Is by II street, Delaware Avenue, and N
rreet, graded and graveled. The soil Of the lots il
Generally good, and capable Of being made very pro
,uctivs. .,..
An omnibus now runs twice q day between thes.
houses and the Presidents square, by way OF
treet, Delaware avenue, ii street. 7th street apG
'ennsylvania avenue; leaving the houses at abou
lalf past eight o'clock, h. and half past two D. m.
eturning. after brief stands at the ar. NAVY apG
treasury Departments, the Centre Market, Genera
Post Office ard Patent Office
These houses are peculiarly adapted for the resi-
fences of Clerks and others Of sedsntary habits whit
oequiss exercise either by walking, or by manual
labor in q garden.
The houess and lots viii be let as they stand witt
. large shed containing a stall for a horse and al
,utnuilding, at the very low rent OF rWU HUnDKEL
DOLLARS per annum, payable monthly II othe,
improvements be wanted, they will be made with ,
tue INCREASE Of rent
Apply to VIM. sticEnay, Esq, occupying q hous.
ia the same street, or to myself a.y residence neal
he premises. AMOS KENDALL.
Washington, June I'm -
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Ter ihle outrags-MuIdar by an Internal
Machine

CINCINNATI. June n Last evening boz
vas sent to he Marine Hospital on he corner
OF Lopgworth and Western Row. and d, D. et,ed
Ia he Io"m O: the stewart. Mr. S. III Aiiissa.
&C ABOUT ten clock the steward sIA bis
~ife, being alone In the room. or e, ed the hnx.
whes II exploded. hanging be dies Of both
horribly. Mrs. Allison had boz arms torn Oh
AMI her skull fractured. Mr. Allison was
d eadfully maoglsd. TIE furniture. windows
and ceiling OF the room we're shattered %
q oms
The indications are that tho box contained q
o'mo sheil abou' six inches in di ,n.e;er There
is no clue to the perre;rator of the helli.h out
rage.
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TELNRAPHIC.
BIZ HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOB THE EvEEIHe srak
itom New foik-Ihe Weather -Porsien
News at Hard-Sailine of thu A,A.

New YORK. June 27-The d;es.,,,;,
he New York and f. lie railroad have 5, -
cen settled, and the freight and passer Ter
runs are running as usual II /, estimated
ma, tns loss TO the comp my by the engineers
irse will exceed Sl0s 600.
II Is not yet known whether the Hon Gil
Judsship
Inc weather oppressively warm. At noon
he thermometer stood at q5
me unard sic mer. vi three GAYS later
hIe niger CO from Eur.pe is "a due
Seve al new Gases Of 81 o-.a ire r.,o..S
ne royal mail steamship Arabia sailed At
oon 'o-nay for Liverpool. She tonk ont $50
'aserge rs, and sas7 600 ia sTece. Among
spatches "
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

me prop jetnr OF !" Locust Hill Farm Dairy" has
L added to his stock of Cows AMI liz now prepared
70 increase the delivery of this most necessary srt
Gle TO fani les throughout Il city. Their wagon
are so~ running each twics a day one rom b
street to Capitoi uili, de- one rom 18th to l4tb SITS
and the Island; and from 18th street TO George
town.
Families wishing to be supt lied will DO we'll b,
applying few days in advance, b thu divers
the Was address "Locust Hill Dairy throust
;be Post Office -..g
THIS air. Is two mics from the P6st Once 90
the 7th ef-sat road and thos who 'e~l an inters'i
IN sn article 30 necessary u cal b. comfort. and
even lux airy OF Life invited to call and see To-
nsnAgement Hel0s
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BY D B CAMPBELL 4 co.

- ~. SInAfToN, AuCttOucer
I MfoRtANT SALE OF SUPERIOR LIQUORS
L CiSars, and Groosriss.- On sAIUEpAY morn
ing July 1st at o'clock. at our Auction Rooms.
we halt ,eI VI thout reserve to cover aivan eS a,
extensive and vel ectei assortment Liquors ip
Sood. d. mi b aud bottles viz:
ao"ard Brandy, vi. tage 1915, Otard, Dupey 4 Co
Pale and dark ErsnAies
Peach Cherry, Raspberry, and Blackberry Bran
hononsshela "biskey, Sc ten whi.key, Holland
Madeira: ste-ry. T4nerine, Malaga. and Port Wines
French Cordi Is, assorted
champagne In quarts and pinss
London Porter AMI Scotch Ale in pint and Quart
bot les
,mperisl. Young Hveon, and black Teas
R'o Con =, idamsntine ami Sperm Candles
Mustard ard spices
ceiebr ,ted Jockey Club AMI superior Gold Leai To
bacco
~ d, a'odsio, &c Ia Astigueisd. Ambrose. Lor dres
JosAfts, and Havana Cheroot Ciesrs &c
To which the attention of the public is respet tfu,
~ invitei.
Trims: $50 acd under cast over $50 g c edit 4
xty and ninety days, for nc ses satisfactorily en-
io' vi. otarihe interest je 27-dts
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$D.LN

The Art that T. is property Is decided to trustees II
trust, rrsidsnts Of the strict Of Columbia for tn
bsndt Of the shareholders, End ever. tharehol ,e,
receiving Dag rreOt, pc worth s. and OF the yer,
6Reet quality and eeg Antly ca ed thu hig' charac
Ger and Fostt ons Of those trustees aud the great
extended reputat and business Of Mr. " htehu rst
he deems sufHci-nt guarantees that every promise
;his advertisement will promptly and faithfully
performed, the s Dor will be distributed among 8
many galleries which are capable OF producing from
6fty thousand shs res viii b. Sold /. iO-tt
HlLBU3 HtlZ, Agents for the sals If orders
In this city At their Music Depot, south sle Pepns
ave. bstw. 10th and IL h strsots,
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baltimore Market

Baltimore, June % The oppressive heat
the weather has checked all Kind. of busi,
ness fiou--Howaid street. is held AZ As A.;
Mills 81 No sales Wheat-no ss,e.
'Sed IS nom nslly held Al 81. 20 81 Is: White
80 ~ 80. Corn-sale. Of "a 600 bu,ber.
hl.e AID yellow 90 a 50, and mixed a, =,
Us os,s- Sale of 1000 bushels at IS a 6Oc.
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$50, 900 WORT u OF Il h. L AND
FsrsO0af Es'ate for the People.
MAGNlFlCEhT ENTt RPRISE-LIBkRAL kQUi
TABLE AND CERTAIN

MAGNIFICENT EATt -LIBhRAL, LOU
TABLE AND CERTAIN.
WHITEHURsT's DA: UEsh EpTyPE LNrERPRIzH
H. WH,rEHURsT has decided 10 Trustees il
u trust for the benefit of the shareholder in the
above enterprise, $685. worth OF real and persona
estate TO be disposed OF among the holders of .har
at the earliest possible date after the sae of all tn.
shares The lharrs sre So each, which entities tie
holder to an eQu tabl. share in the thin naui,c
magnificent collection of real and persona prdberty
-lao, 10 Of hit, bursts s. ords Fair Premium
Daguerreotypes of self or friend at any time wher
the ltcste IL presented at either of his Galleries
49,. .-. G,HerieS.
Baltimore, t05 Market st.; Norfolk, Va Main at,
Washington, d. c., Pa. sv., between Is and 9th st.
'9nchburg, Va, Main st. Rchuond, Va, II Main
st.; etete burg, Va Sycamore ct; wilmington, n
A'so, arrangements have been made vi the FIJI
loving celebrated Galleries to redeem the oertin
"ates, viz:
J. aurnsy'c G lle1y No aa9 Broadway.
d. C. Collins Co.'S Galleries: Philadelphia, Pa
No. l66 hestnut stIset and No. 100 Chestnut ct.
Springfield, Hass., Man .trset.
Weet6.Id, Mass Collins's But dings.
LIST OF REAL AND PERSONAL FsTATE.
One superior Farm, near Norfolk, Virginia, value.
at $7,0Ot
One solsIdid three story brick Bouse ard
= ond door from Frederick street 6,5N
One House and Let in orgetown. D. O., en-
theoorner OF Second and Fr.deri L streets So
One elegant House and Lot In Naehington. D.
c. on SEVENTH street 4,sot
One fine uouse and Lot In Washington, D. O.,
on street 40,
One House ard Lot in Portsmouth. vs.. ON
d Court street adjoining Town Hall 3,SN
Two Lots in Georgetown on secoad street, $500
each .''" l,oW
One Lot In Washington On Seventh street So
f1ye plsnos. 300 each Loo
.i- botll-ndd Gold Lever Watches. $l00...... 500
20 mssslve silver fitchsr-, $59.............. L. d
20 do 90 Cupa. $l2 50............... ga
IA Diamond Rings, at $7O............. ......... ea
~ heavy 6 Id Chains, $30.................... SIC
20 SILVER doblets, $40 each ....-............ 4Gt
90 Ladies. Bracelets $40 esch..-.-......... ,c9'
ou Lanss breastplns. ................... t0t
io0Gci Pencils. 81 each...................... ftf
1W P9rte M0nnnies, S. each..-.............. 90
JOG SILVER Card Cases, $40 esch ..........-. Loo
b0o plain heavy Gold Kings. S. sach........ 1.50(
iU nne Goid Lockets, $40 each........... 1,G {
s3,COV Animals. oc(
1too photographic Art Journals, 6Oc. EACH. bOt
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DOaRp II THE CUUATRY-PLEASA SAW
- HOMhER RESORT les or ring per
ms c,n be acco nmoda.ed with 20 d boar, rnd ri ,
a d connie table chant ers On l. odera 9 terms. a,
the syke'yills Ho ell This house is situated thirty
nns MI ON Baltimore, an .wen,y-,hrss from
real Fare tr m a,hing' on 81 go Commupi a
ion with Washir gton and Baltimore ..o or thre.
times day ta,e ON Bsltipor- 81 10 Hhe car,
,ss within few steps Of the doo-. The hou y com
nsrd view OF the rcmrr'ic vi lag. Of Sykes, II 4
snh the surrounding country In thu VILLAGE ther.
an Episcopal Church q ilful physician a nc. t
office an .t Re. The proprietor r-spt ctfuy 10 yte
those who with to engage peasant aud fea tn,
the premises Otherwise address
j. THOMPSON,
+, ke vile Post Office, Carroll county, Md.
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je I'D
By J. G. Nice UIRE Auct,oneer

VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN TIL
First Ward at Aucti n.-Ou TIT RSDAY 81
trooon. uno 29th, At clock. on the premise !,
sn",i 50 of NJ. in sqrsr. 20 'rontir 2 so f.,
vert, run ing back Is3 feet, containing 1879 50 II
more or less. ~ -
THE OF T. hsndFom iv 'ocated. IL one Of IN. mos
les III Die street. for priv te reeidenee and WORTHY
he e'te' tiou O. capital ITS.
Title in li-putahis.
Terms: One I'll cssh; the residue IN G, IL sus
. ohths fer notes satisfactorily sec, red besrin
interest,". JAS. Q. McGUIIE
je 2l-i an.,,n,
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DI ED.

rms morning. about three O'Clock after r. shor,
tiness, CORNELIa ELIZABETH, daughter Of
william and Rosina Harrington, aged seven months
md fourteen DAYS.
The funeral will take place this afternoon At five
ocinck, Z which the friends of thu family are in
u cd. kesldence-Mnssach usetts avenue, between
ith and 5;h str.ets.
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ICE CREAM DEPOT.

- l.. A. HALL has op~ ned an
" ICE CREAM DEPOT
y under Parkers FaDcv : tore, v here he will Fee.
"a cons ant supply of the bes delaware ICE
LhE.7H.
Parties. Bulls, Excursions, Hotels and privat.
families can supplied at 81 per gallrn, by Ieav
ine heir o. der at the above place. ar at his stor,
On New YORK avenue, betw zen 10th snd Ilth : a.
II at bis Soda " ster stand In the Centre Mark. Z
n b-Having made arrang meot in Mr. ]
Petubone Tor 4, tb.r. will b. kept on hand q eoD.
tant supply at the ab've pls lAcse. MIR. Pttti
bones tickets Will be re .eived rs cash
"a
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LATHAM's OMNIBUssEs ALL Blight

vSn The pu lie are re+ pectfully "a.
formed tina, coaches are sssir
on The Road Tor their scrommois
lou, cnnaec'lng with every train of Ca 10 snl
Iom Washington aud Alexaud Ia; the only saye
IN" connecting v Ii the 0rat 90 AeIand.is Ran
road
PaSsenerrs can be taken from their Houaes t. tn.
sr AID from the csrf TO their houses, without .hrc.
~ four charge.
Stats eau be secured at the irving House and p
". HALLS, near 81 street.
cave sshIr gpoa at and ii a. N; 81, g. ano
sI9 O'Clock p. m. HUGH LATHAM
/. Aim
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4ob-TaverLs De,troved

CINCINNATI, June &c There wpsa mob NJ
Ripley, Ohio, on Saturday right, caused by the
inmates of tavern throw ing rotten eggs into
TEMPERANCE meeting. The temperance men
rallied, and destroyed all the bar fixtures and
liquors in The house They thea Wis., d ali The
liquor shops in tie town, and those ID II d;d NOT
agree to give up business were assaulted. No
lives we're lost
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From the Albany Evening Atlas, June 26.
The suicide Of William Pierce at Presto,
Hollow--Strange DeveloI mepts.

Aollow---Strange Develop m snts.
Last week we published the account of III
suicide of William Pierce. as related to IN
EapreAs by Deputy Sheriff ST. John. W.
have received the following account Of tn
trausse ion from Mr. Falk, toger her with copy
Of a confession made by the de, eised before
committing the deed. attached
PRESTON HELLow, June %
An awful tragedy has just tIanspired in Pres
ton Hollow. albany county, n I The f. IS
are these: On the evening OF the 81 Of NJ "
last, about IL o'clock, the clothing and woJu
cariing works, owned and occupied by " ID.
Pierce. of this village, were destroyed by f re.
valued at about ST 500, on which here was al
Insurance of 81 900 in the United States L.
surance Go Of West PoGsianl, n. Y endit &
May 9th, 1894. soon after the ire, and D
the 22i day Of May last. MIR. Pierce mad, q
statement of the fire and loss, and forwardsl
it 10 said company, rs direc ed in his policy
Mr. Pie. ce on the 18th inst, worked on Il e
highway, came home about four O'clock in n.
az ernoon, MIXED his COW, shaved him eli
'nbed his hair. and about rundown went L.
h, barn with feed for his hogs. the had been
ia IL habit OF going to the barn to prny.) buI
stayin, 81 long, his wife went to learn Il 9
cause .. ais long absence in the barn. and S
she opened the door, she beheld her hush q
hanging by his neck. The alarm was giYeI /,
tue ca l4cHe W ioo cpOS, dIU Acuuu WI
Pierce hanging, and his neck di.lOcated He
was dead. HIS funeral took place yesterday
His deat1 caused great excl ement. de leaves
wife and four children TO mourn his loss
since his funeral, his brother in law, in look
in over the pocket book Of the deceased, TO
see if he al given any reason for committing
81 Horrible a deed, discovered a paper on
which va, the following confession to his fam
| lily, wi a reque,t to his Counsel, Lawrence
Faik Esq
CoSFEssIos.-To my Fsmily-I wish to
make Confession, to the world, that fired
my cioihinS wo'ts on 'hn ., Way, withOu,
any of my family having any knowledge OF
the same. And I sec the great irjustice have
done myself and family by iDjuIiDg Us all
! NV desires is that the Almighty would be mer
ciful to you ALL and that your neighbors viii
| syu,pa, hise with you and comfort you in YOU
suffering. and God have mercy on you OF ant
| all L;f. is burden to me, after having com
| mitted so great crime, and desire not t,
live Oh my children take warning by this
let nothing Tempt you. For the evil one, ant
| your hears by nature, will lead you astray
therefore AK the Almighty to guide and pro
| tecL yon throughout life. And may God gran
you your desire June 10 b, 1854.
WILLIAM PIERCE.
| I wish Mr.. Falk, who 10 my counsel. to motif
| the insur ance company Of this, and that the,
ought Lot to pay or be prosecuted for the IN
suIsuce money. June IS, 1854. a. -.z-E
- -.. ..'..-ar WILLIAx PlsRCE.
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New York Harkee

NEw York, June - .-Bus;nsss If all Ma.
5 u'i TO day. Flour heavy-ssIes of s OOo
1ols- State brands s. %; Southern 81 so a so
nheat--ssles Of ! 00U bushels GO nmou red
y o0al 30; Genesee at s.. 81. Corn-s-Ies Of
~ ooG bushels mike at 9cts yell,wsIasf.
Iat- 10 Co ton dull and dropping The stock
market shows a slight upw. nd tendency.
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Rev Hampshire Leoie,a,n,.

CoscoRD; June 2'-In the House of Repre-
'enfatives he forenoon vas sneot !, 1900.
he anti Nebraska resolutions Also . h;Ii
Introduced Tor ihe punishment Of bribery apd
corruption, without coming to q decision on
a committee of five was apr. in ed TO INQUIRE
into charges against the Goa i ion OF TEMPT
iiquer.
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TWO NEARLY NEW Two-STORY FRA1l
H"u ~ and Lots at AueLioa.-- On FRIDAY The
SUN instant. We shall sell, i1fo OF the rr m
At och OK p NJ part CO OF No s, In o1srs h5s
"ith the lm:rogemenss which ,rs two nearly neg
I'VE ttcrv tisme aouse wool he'd, &C. The 10,
,Tonts - es inches on borth g rect, te,w-eL
New ). rs~y av-nue and 81 st. west
ire houses VIII be soId separate, with the lots on
Terms OF ssie: One third cash the balance In 6
10y o sale
deed given and & deed of crust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
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CUMMING! CUMMING,

DROP ETIU eTUDIES-L.etures ON the Zoo,
i Of Danisl-7sc
The Tent and tn. Altar, or, Sketches from Pstriar
chal Life 75e.
Scripture Read ngs, 7abbatA H. rning Readings c,
the Old Testsme nt-7.o
Apocalyptic sket hes; or, Lectures en- the Book O
Rev lsti ne, 2 vols, 7bc each
Lee ures on our Lord Miracles, 75c
lectures on thu Paral les - sSe
Voices Of the Day AID Mint vols-75c each
Voices Of the Dead. IS:
Church before tie Flood IL
All OF the above work, by Che Rev John Cum
TinI, d. d. v 10 is II " ths gre,t pulpit Orator O.
London for sale ly
GRAY BALTANTYNE
7th street, next TO Odd F.llows' Hall
10 c4-tf fS.nt,neD
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AUCTION SALES
y G."EEN 4 SCOTT. Auctione.r,.

By GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctioneers.
G 0HgI FEET Walnut aud CHERRY Luy.
OsOCo Ter at Au tion On FRIDAY the SOtb
in ant, we shsIl sell in front Of our wareho e. or
9Th rreet, DEW. en- Nj souri, and Pa avenues at IL
o',lock a. N q large lot Of
walnut nd Cherry Boards,
Oh e-ery siK. RED ty Cabinet Makers, all of which
sre ". I teas ned
Terms: All sums Of and under S25 cash over ar
credit ct % aud 81 daye, for spI roved endo, seq
notes bearing intere.t-
GREEN aCOrr,
Je.o-d Aucti1 ueera.