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DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND woop

F.. TREAspRY DEPA RrwENT, 10th June lsss
: Proposals will he received for the celiysrv Co.
the use OF the Department, for about No "a
tens. No. 2, COTTON best quality Baltimore Com
pany's WIN
White Ash Anthracite Coal, l2,sso pound. T. the
ton ~ 'Ho
10 tons best Quality Baltimore Company Wbits
Ash Anthracite Coal. egg sic
zoo tons best az aliiy Red Ash Coal sare siye
Also, Tor about 50 cores best quality of B.kar's
Pine Wood 10 be delivered q, sucn tine. sns n
such quantities as may he required
Bids will be received until the an Of July Al
dressed 10 the General Superintendent Of Treasurv
buildings, under cover Il the Secretary Of tha
Treasury, and 20 be binding tor two weeks after
that 6ate. the Department reservIpg the right 70
reject ell OF any portion OF the bids recei ced
No bids will he entertained uries~ satisfactory
evidence can be given OF the ability OF the parts -
10 fill the contract. e'gUtt
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DROPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

navy DEPARTMENT, June ?, 1866.
the Navy Department. with Stationery, for the
until d clock noon, Of the Sth n instant They
must be endorsed on the envelope. /" Proposals
for Stationery" ard addressed to the Secretary
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
szer To sse .by FL.
bidder or bidders TO execute such a contract must
Vii 10 sS snss
into II immedi ateiy and to give bond with two or
ton The names OF the parties authsnaed to be
PSogO..is IL which any one Or more article are
siye rates. will not be considered -
Printed forms for PROPOSALS. embracing q sched-
ME ct the articles required will be furnished on
application at the Department. aud ali propossls
must conform in every respect TO said form aud
Among the articles embraced in the schedule
IS reams q Regulation PAPER
70 resms 81 pespstchcap
20 reams Of fool.csp
liz reams Of Quartz Post
70 reams of Nete Paper
S. renns Of Envelope and Wrapping Paper
las COO Envelopes ot.iolal and others
at hS Quarts q s ins p
S5dozen Pencils
Together with "A variety of other articles.
be delivered without delay when ordered. and to
be satisfactory TO the bead OF the Office for which
requjrsd. "A rtic a. not embraced in the schedule
are 10 be furnished at preportionste those
that are. and In ease OF unnecessary delay g n
IN sal Or the par OF the contractor to furnish the
articles contr acted for the Oepa meut is TO pur
chase them from other parties at the current re-
tail prices. ans doduct the excess II any. from the
bills under the contract. Thu right 10 reserved 20
the Department of purcha.ine q greater or less
ananttty OF each, and every article named in the
schedule. "a the public service may require Pay
ments und er fhe contract are 20 he made quarter
~ on the presentation Of accounts duly certified
be taken aud cousid er cd IA part OF the contract
All articles 70 be delivered at the Navy Depart
mebt free cfcbargs. ie5wtw
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GALE OF STEAM BOILER FORCE PUMPS
- WATER PIPE, FIRE PLUGS, &c,
comprising @'
THE WATER WORKS AT GIESBORO D. q

Qsarsermostsr Generals Office, Ffrsf Drr,sion
WaShtagioH, u. O., June 10, 1866.
~ order OF the Quartermaster General, Their.
Under the drrcIion 81 Cantsin e. p pnD,iT aRsetioD
O'Clock N: the following described public prog ,.
ONE STEAM BOILER. 80 feet long and foe,
IN diameter, with two u inch return hues,J made
OF inch boiler ron, with all the necessary appnr.
globe valves, feed pump, smoke tack and hood
steam gauge; Ashc patent CRATE bars nj pc
Hi1ise AL II xGUs
PUMPS,'No 6. lS-inch cylinder. 8 inch stroke, 90
horse power each. and each capable of pumpina
and forcing 10000 gallons OF wafer per day. Con.
nectrd with them are the requisite valves. glsnHs
couplings, LENDS, elbews. double valve oil ca "a
&c. These Pumps are mpArAu vely new, and ia
Of Water PIPE
s, osa f Zee, Si Incl cast iron Water Pipe, -
So feet Ia inch cast- iron :. -Ey
ii'S s"S fss, linen g 49,. us.s4
thirty one CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS, (Ayre.
patent with all the necessary connections. such
as It's bends stop cocks: elbows. fenr way pieces,
THE TOOLS, &c. required for making alter ons
and repairs In water pipe, such a. pipe-cutting
isRs and sao dies p1sIs crabs
The Depot is accessible by water. and vessels Of
the largest class can be loaded at the wharf -
Terms Cash in Governments funds.
Deliveries will be made TO purchasers on or be
fore the first lstl day of August next. 3
A boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf hart every , hoHr during the d.. day Of sale
will Be given upon application, in person or BY
letter to Captain George T Browning, A. Q. n !,
'i'''or0' D. c. or at this s Gs'iii A. rk1s.
js@ts First Division. O. M. G. o.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, AusSieneers.
SALE OF HOUSE AND Lot IN FRANKLIN

SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT IN FRANKLIN
RDW
By virtue of . decree passed By the Supreme
Court OF the Distinct OF Columbia, in chsucery
cause No. 59l. wherein John D. and Annie L..
wells are comp All ants, and Charles G. Baylor
ct al are dsfendsDts. I will sell At public suc.
non, on WEDNESDAY. the 9th day Of june, a.
u 1870, AZ O'Clock 3. m. ,all thst part Of SQUARE
NUMBERED ~ In the city of Washing ton, District
OF COIumbia, contained within the following
netss ana hoends: beginning fOr the same at the
thence west vi the south line her eof 50 feet
inches 10 ts intersecti on With line drawn south
through the cen ter OF the PARTITION wall between
the house erected on the parcel of land here de-
scribed and that adjoining il on the west side:
there with said line reversed north throu Oh the
center OF said partition wall l40 feet to an aley
thence with tie line of said alley So feet d,
south 40 feet TO the place ofbegfRning. =
The shove property 10 situated at the corner Of
18th street west and street north and the eset
house in Fl sDhii Row.
The terms ofsale are One third cash; and tho
residue In tive equal inltallmenta. ct six ana
twelve months. for which the notes of the py-r.
CHASER, bearing interest from the day of sails
secured TO the satisfaction of the trustee will Be-
taken and a lien retained on the premises sold a
deront OF Sho will be required of the purchaser at
the time of sale. :
If the terms Of sale are not ed with by the
purchaser within six days from the time of sale
The trustee reserves the right TO resell the same at
public suction at the risk and OF the defautine
purchaser, upon hve days notice, by advertise.
meDt in the National Intellie encer.
All convey ancing and stamps at the cost Of the
purchaser WIN. L. MATTIN0LY, Trustee. :
Je neodds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CRINEUPOS CRIME.-The knoxville Tenn. }
Commercial has an account OF a succession Of
CRIME v hiCh would be incredible if not well
authenticated. The scene of these horrible
brutaiiIes was Floyd county,1 ieorgia, aadthe
facts are given by respondent whom the
Commercial declares strictly Trustworthy:
ssIhree ladies were retuCniBg home from a
yisit 10 "A ueighbOr. when q negro came upon
tn. IN IN a secluded out Of the way place, and
atts n pted To dstsJn them all. Two OF them
suceerded IN getting away from him, the other
ole b. took INTO the woods and tied her snc
k-It Der there for two days without food.
Her frIends found her at fhehend OF that time
The neg 70 was caught, and the lady was asked
" hai puEis hrneu: she desired TO have inflicted
on this demon. She replied she wanted his
arms cut of. and then skinned alive. The
ssnIenc- was executed. The negro lived about
ten minutes after the operation"
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ga complete man of. wharf.-the Emperor
frarcis Joseph.-BostoR Post.
THE twaddie about the invasion of Can
ada IS tIesome. Tell the truth and call IL the
fenian Evasion.
- Ii is the opinion Of leading men NJ Tan
nes-ee that the Legislature of their state will
not ADOPT the Constitutional amendment.
y man with three wives has been ar
rested IN Chicago
IL wo children were burned to death in n
haIn 40 burlington, Iowa, last week. They
were playing with matches in the haymow,'
So The suffers at CITY Point have hat ,h..r
shanties demolished and goods ..confiscated',
by The soldiers whom they had ieeced -
6TwertJ wagon ioads-men, woman And
chiiofen-oi tncse romantic Migrants called
oipsTs' passed through Harrisburg, Pa, last
ga Dr. Bell says TIA, the cause az cbo,s-.
acts ~ night only and on sIeeniag as-.e,s
According to this The 'bTeak-o' day. Fellow
are safe.
HThe. National Unitarian. Conven,,on ,,,
noId rs hTsImeelng early In The Autumn in
81 Three men were killed by ssun.troks in
New Orleans last week.
6-Pesehss are al each on rBroadw way, New
York 80
DThe Needlewoman's Exclamation
Ahem.
DA ROOTS in process of construction in
which will cover three hundred Thousand
square feet, CO over seven acres.
81 II is SAID fenIan senator Hines arre,rad
IN Bunaio, forgot TO respond TO his bail when
wanted by the U. :. Commits siouer and The
eoncsrnan has been asked 10 pay $500 for Mr.
Illness forg etfnIness. 10 -
II Wesley bowling, who vas arrested in
fr.derieksburg. Va, oy the ..reconstructed,
for killing rebel con<crfpt officer dining the
war. has been released by ar order from the
military authorities
- George simpson, a cholera victim in New
ioIH is SAID 10 have been drinkn g all dav ats
couPie OF pi-r feet in the evening went
hofhe orunk- and smoked an hour before 20.
he 20 oto-regplar'y gof up Tor the occasion.
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DRoPoSALs FOR STATIONERY


PT9FSss's va be rsseiTed at this Department
suPpls ina The stat, l.,ry descriLed a. The sct.l
nie below i1r tie al yesr aaGing the 55th June,
TIE Stationery muq' re o. ne bc-. quality.
Samp plies I.-.t s,.oDpaTs sson I'D
toTd, VIII sErpV I'd .--s 60 f.s a.. .,-t.fr 4 ~
flment g. h's con:rcc,. ard she Ueo,ryw~.t 80,
ar+m rinp.r ana ." Increase or diminish Ia,
Article. rot named In ha sohseuIe eIa,r ..,
.e inrhish d az tue option u the Department A.
Para .7ods - : nm SOL.
90 reams Despatch Cap weighing 4 rounds
~ rea1ns Legal Cap
?0C Lesms Fooiscsp, ruled or plain. weiehine1,
80 Iesm' Quarto Post, ruled or plain. weighing
go Iesms QuartO Post, ruled or plain. weighing
10 y, eoni.as, . h S "a, a. pr p.tte-n
- resm- Note Paper, ralei or plain, HEADED a.
10 reams Cop, ing Paper
2ream, BlOtting Paper
900 dozen citing Boards
Iso I'm. Manila WraoPinu Pager, super royal
q COZ Envelopes, letter sizes, plain
b9eeO Envelopes. letter sizes, extra heavy.
$500 EDyelopes letter sizes. extra heavy. heade.
80 eros. Metallic Pm.
oto Quill-. No 50
800 dszen Faber's Black lead Pencils
2Odozen Bed snc Blue Pencils
ll0 dozen Penholdeis
20 d. zen Ivory Fo'drrs
II doZ' n Erasers, ivory haulles
Penknives o
4dOZen Scissors
SdOzen Shears
20 dozen Maynard a Noyes Black Ink nuarts
81 dozen Maynard Soyes Black Ink uiat,
20 doLcn FreBCh CaTmIne
. dozen Inkstanss. Draper's, Whitn.ys, OF
equal quality
100 pounds Sealing wax. scarlet
- pounds India rubber. prepa-ed
20 dozen Silk Taste. assorted colOrs
aoZen Reo Tape, IN pieces. Assorted
go dozen rolls Red Tape
go pounds Linen Tsin.
SO dozen large airs Mnoilage, with brushes
10 dozen quart bsttles MuCIlage
IL dozen Blank Books
~ dozen pack Visiting Cards
adOze. Pen Racks
10 dozen Rulers
SO gross India rubber Bands, assorted
5doZen Memorandum Books
dozen boxes Notsrial Seals
2doZrR Portfolios
2doZen boxes kveets
] iozen Eyelet Pupches
dozen Ii tier Files
q dozen Writing uid
5doZen Letter Clips
10 pounds Sponge
; DOZEN Cod Pens and Holders
l1h yards Tracing Linen
sdoZen Sponge Cups
5doIen Paper Weights
20 hoNes Patent Paper Fasteners
IL Brlng Pens . ls-lawsw
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A CoLD SPOTIS NAINE-The Maine Farmer
says that party recently returned from Par
maCLFnce LAKE on the MagaIloway river
DortLrrE par CT oxford cOun,y-srafe THAI zee
and SLOW were very common on the sides OF
the halls. " lille ar Wilson's Mills. they found
we'll f-0zSn over, with the exception Of a mas
sage sept Opsn TO let down a bucke, In the
extre ~ north western portion OF the State
the Trees were lust beginning TO leave GU. on
tie last day OF Nav.
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Positively 40 CATS WANTEp-A story
was recently GtiOat in the ne Wspapers to th.,
efsc Thar a travelling 'neuagerI- at Norfolk,
Va. ID lis lion on eats, and that boys Were adj
mlt'ei within a tent on the present alton Of one
OF IA, - rat S-ttChIng ANIMALS. The truth Is
thar inc lions eat shin bones. and no other
mear- buttE+ cat story having Travelled far an
wIGr. the dOorkPeper OF a rnanag erIe now IN
New England has been greatly ANNOYED at
every p~Ir' by The appearance OF boys a. the
entT; nee u Ith eyerv conceivable Eind OF feline
life under their arms. and demanding admis-
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE Jane 2, 1876.
Sealed Proposals for fur hishinR this De pnrtment
with Stationery, for the iecsf ending June 80
1857, will be received until II clock noen OF the
0fh instant. They must be endorsed on the enysl-
the Department of State.
Each proposal must be signed by the indiy idual
or firm making il, and certificate from a we'll
knowp and reliable ctisen TO the ability Of the
bidder or bidders to execute such q contract must
accompany IL.
The bidder or bidders to whom the contract may
be awarded will be required TO ente into il imme-
diately. and TO give bond. with two or more salts
factory sureties. for its faithful execution. The
names OF the parties authorized TO be given as sure
tiee must accompany the proposal.
Proposals In which any enc or more articles are
offered at nominal or fictitious prices az exces-
siye rates will not be considered.
Printed forms for proposals. embracing Q sched-
uie Of the articles required, will be furnished
application at the Department. and all proposals
must conform In every respect to said form and
schedule. je7lswaw
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by WM. L.. NALL & CO., Auctioneers.
- sOGth corner Pa aYenue and 9Th .fraer

The undersigned announce. in contemplation of
having 20 10 France this fall that they will offer
Tor sale. Al pUtlic auction, under direction or
NessTs. ". u alIS Co, AuctIonesrs, by cata-
lcgUe, on MONDAG \. July 2. at go o'clock, at their
store, No All PeRn. avenue, corner of AZ street,
the halsnce Of their choice stock OF pure bottled
Wines, Preach COrdials and Liquors of various
kinds, on hand -OrIe years, com prising an assert
Dtnt OF atout TO bottles. as also several barrels
of fine Whisky, Brandy, Gin and Liguers in III nj
yohns, and cases II Nun ms & Choteau Latouretts
Champagne, Sc ten and London Ales, &c Pri-
yate families, especially for this season OF As
we'll as De aleIs may nd il to their interest to at
tend. Can be examined previous TO sale.
X. OROMELIEN 90
Ie 49, W. l.. WALL, K co Aurts
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HEiEVENING STAR.

Anon ERIeHT.--A terrible accident OccCr-
redlat-fy n The large cattle far of lie Blanc.
About half pa one Just business was at
its height, q sudden panic setZed the oxen
brOuc ut there for sale, which, 10 the hummer
of more than I.3Un. set of At = furious speed u
every erection. overthrowIng everything in
TIER way. Al last they came 20 r wall and
~ dee incIosins 4 field, born OF which WEI e
bonn down py the shock, and the an mals :
cap q into the country around. Az the ground
on The outside OF the fence was about four fsat
lower than on the inside. the oxen tell on each
OSher. carrying with then, seven or eight per-
sons W bo happened TO be near the spot AT
the foot of the wall two men were found
Crus bed TO death. and four others severely in
Iured. but only one Of them dangerously. Two
oxen were aisU KILLED. Seventeen persons re-
esIved less serious hurts by beng thrown
down and tTampisd on. "
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RO'iES ASKING FOR THE BALLOT IN Eng
LhNn-Mr- John stuart Mill has presented in
ur House OF Commons a petition IN favor of
the rNtrLssOE OF the suffrage 10 female res :
ceL. HOESehOld-rs. Il was signed, he
showed. by eleven hundred and hfty ladies
bticrgng 10 the upper and middle classes, all
OF v bon gave herr addresses.
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- Says a New OrIeans correspondent. II
was amused at theatre in this city not Il
century ago, by seeing an elderly and celehTt-
ted ACTOR IN the midst of high comedy love
scene. have his teeth fall ogt on The stage
The lady with whom he was playing, with
great presence OF mind, swept ner ample skirts
over ike dentist work. ard he dropping his
baEdkeTctlei stopped and rrgaIn-d them, and
walking JaunJiIy from the foo'ligh's. replaced
tbsT TI,hCur having at all deran:ed the scene
or attracted the attention OF a dozen people in
the hOu@rI
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- The eleventh census OF France is N pro-
gTe>S- The Results are looked for with mp b
interest owing TO the tact thar since 1871. tue
Gale q die lTs' census, the country has been q
an eTnin'Ltiy prosperous condition. OF all III
European naIIOHs France shows the Stoves,
rais 81 NJ err;S - IN population. The 25.0OO.OOt
of 1871 had only increased by 9.OOO.lHO in 1851
DCriEg tbe same period Great Britain in.
creased from IuoUO.tGO 10, 23UCU,UO0
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MEDICAL STAFF.
SURGEON IN CHARGE.

- n THOmPSON, M. d,
SO street, bet 10Th and 2lst streets
OONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Jos. 4; BARNES. NJ d. Surgeon Gent U. s. y.
JTS Billy "a &c srgetown.
THOS; MILLER. NJ D.. street. Washington
a: J: GARNETT, N D., New York avenue
W JOHNSTON: NJ. D., Washington.
Applications for sdmi ssion can be made to any Of
tbe Medical staff or to the Matron at the Hospital
Orders Tor admission to the FREE beds OF this In
sfifufion can be obtained OF the Rev. G. II. HALL
Rector OF the Epiphany Church; Of the Rev A D.
GILLETTE. Pastor OF the list Baptist Church. and
OF the Surgeon in Charge at his residence. Orders
for the a. fssion Of the Wives Widows OF Sell
Surgeon General,U 5. A.
my I6 BIN C.. II. HALL. ID. D. Secretary
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- HcE 6t BLO ~. Atuslc
le IS oitSstd W. L WALL 4 co, Auc
spY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers.

EIGHT BUILDING Its. FRONTING ON
SOUTH O STREET. Between 9Th and 7th SITS
east 1T Public Auction
On THCRSDsY the 18th instant, a. 61s o 'clock
r. IL. vt shall sell. on the pTeuIsss. Lots 30 81
g. 81 - IS, B. 81, Oeng sutcivisicn OF Lots . aud
70 IN Square No. SO, having A. feet AZ inches
T9Et each. run ming hack y good depth.
Tens One third cash; balance in six and WE'VE
months, secured b. deed of trust on the premises
81 cor yeJ anCiuC nd revenue stamps n, the cost
OF thepeTchs ser S2a down on each LOT when the
properly ia kDCct ID on. ...-..
And il The terms are not complied with in ten
DAP after the day of sale. the reserves the
right tc resell the risk and cost Of the default
ing purchasers by adveI Using three times in the
Evening Star
y 2hr GREEN n WILLIAMS aurts
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5r2rn GREEN SwILLIAMs, Aucts
Wy GREEN & WILLIAMS Anctinnaa.a -

TWOST1BY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT on
street south. between 81 and 4th streets east,
at Public Auction
On FRIDAY the 21th instant, at ga clock D.
M We shall sell, on the premises. Lot No ~, in
SPARE 1853. having l. feet l01s in ehes front BY la
ieet incEe> deep. with a two story Frame House,
Containing four rooms snd Kitchen. This property
Is III good location for any one wishing TO pur
chase a small re-idence
Terms GDe thiId ca-h balance and IL months
secured by deed of trust on the premise All
ronveyAncinE and revenue stamps at the cost Of
the purchaser. $50 down whs q the property is
sold GREEN A WILLIAMS
q cod anc,ionaa,s
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ki W. 10. WALL q w., Auctloneers. -
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT on / ST NORTH BETWEEN 4TH

BY virtue of the decree Of the Supreme Court of
the Dlstr1et OF Columbia. bearing date June 49,
1907. and passed in the Cause OF Mcdonald and
wife VS.. Prather and Prather, No, 6l3 Equity
shall Ofer for sale At public auction in front of
June 1906, at o'clock p. III part of Lot num-
bered six, t6)in SQUARE numbered five hundred
and sn teen, t5l6, Of the plan of the city of Wash
ington, the said Part of lot having front on /
street north OF sixteen (l6) feet and running back
the depth of said lot
Terms Ct sale; One third cash: the residue in two
equal pay menis Of aud Il months, the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments, satis
factorily secured. and bearing interest frem the
cay OF sale. Title deed to be retained until the
whole OF he purchase money is paid. All convey
ancing aud STAMPS at the cost OF the purchaser.
ASBURY LLOYD. trustee.
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RY akEEN . wILLIAMs, Auotioneer..
TRUSTEE SALE 9F FRAME HOUSE AND

On MONDAY. the 9Th day Of July. 1879 I.,.,,
O'Clock, By virtue Of deed Of trust ~ IN. 81
ga ssts tSs tH " Of Ia
foiios 1ee to 05, one OF the land record. n NO ~
ofWeehfneton, In the District Of ColumSIse ely ny
sSs s;s a,seriSsd lying being in
numbered thirty-four, i4J in square nunns Los
Ave hundred and thirteea. $50 having 'front.' ~
feet w ihches, with the Improvements, which are
Q good two story Frame House. &e &c This
sth streets west. "u
Tssns: 09erhs!f cash; balance in SIX and
bearing istsrest from day OF sale. deed
dvsn nd deed of trust taken. All
conyeyeDci pgA and revenue stamps At cost ~
psrchseer elee rec uired swn when the npoo~y
~ q md sni q the whole sale 10 not com pIied
With IN ye Says, the trustee reserves th- yicbt 81
resell abe pressru, At the rsk and cost of Ire ds
,sniins EarsAsssI by advertsne such resale three
jog Y KELLEY, Trustee
ssAW&ds okkEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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only a QUIET TEA PARTY. Mrs Rogers
OF Madison. Indiana. invited a dozen of her
n-IghhCTS ~ tea last Sunday. and used arsepI q
by mistake. instead of cream OF tarrer, 70 light
en- The eaAr. fortunately, TOO mucn OF tue
poison bad beer taken, and no one died, though
all ere very sick.
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10y ". l.. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE or LOTS INTHE FIRST

WARD AT AUCTION. .'---0~-
By virtue OF deed OF trust to The 81 bsoriber, da
ted July 81 1892, and DULY RECORDED in Liber W B..
No ~. toiins So, and o.. of the land records &C.
shall offer for sale, at public auction, ON TUES
DAY Ju ~ 10th, 1856 at clock .. m, Los Nos.
2snd L. ia SQuire23 Lot No. =. in S4uare g, sit
usted on north street, between Path and 18th
streets west Let T. in same square OIL 21th str eet
between north street and Rock Creek
Terms at sale.
Ie2Od " L. WALL e on ancts
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IIELMBOLDSE xTRAOT BUCHU eivss health
II and vfgcr = the frame AID blood 70 the palhd
cheek. Debility ID sccou panied By many alarming
symptoma snd ~ no Treatment ssabmitted 70. cor.
suM zion, insanity or eptleDt1e Ass elsUe. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

To CUBE A FELoS.-The Journal of Medi
cine recommends as a cure for these trouble
some disorders. that soon as the parts begin
to swell, ciorh, saturated with the tincture OF
Iobel,a. should be wrapped around them. This
kills he felon. and Is said never 10 fail if ap-
pliSd n r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

kEEP THE ROsEs IN BLOoM-As soon as the
flowers have opened and blcomed one day. the
decay ing flower should De cut away: c,itr,nv
back 10 good strong bud, from which will
come , new stem and flowers. Attention to
this practice Of cutting Will keep plants bloom.
ing almost continually.