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DIED..


.TiNkER; Suddenly, on Tuesday evening, CORA
ALI p. infant daughter OF Charles A. and Lizzie
A. Tinker, aged 5 months and p days.
Funeral services at residence, No I4I4 Corcoran
s,rset oetwsSn z and T. at o clock D. m, Thurs
DIETRICH On the 2Sth instant. aft r a long i'm.
ness, Mr.. ELIZABETH DIETRICH wife Of Jacob
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
10 atteus her funeral from her late residence 18th
street, between and streets, Thursday evening
HUNT. June 9Th, ARTHUR THOMPSON. in
iaDt -t,n 81 john W and ROuette >. 7. Hunt, aged
Funeral from their residence, on Irving street,
near Gen Howard ., 20 morrow, al "a .. Friends
Of tie family are invited 10 attend
HOPKINS. After a short illness a, D. m on
the 18th instant. GEORGE W, son Of the late John
Hopkins OF GeOrgetOWn, ID. c., in the 10Th year Of
The re stives and friends are invited to attead his
funeral frum his late residence No. J23 5th street
between = and Y SITS, ON Friday, the lst instant,
AZ 4 clock.
sTARRITT. On the 10Th instant, at lo.9op. m
PRESTON STARkITT, in the 10Th year Of his
The funeral viii take place from his late residence
No. 2I9 Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 AMI 81
on Friday July ]. atg a.
WAKENIGHT. In GeOrgetown. on "Wednesday
June -, SAMUEL RANDOLPH, infant son of Geo
W. ard Calharine V Wakenight, aged months and
Shed not a tear of Sorrow
Upon his lonely tomb.
Think what lovely flower
In Heaven you have in bloom.
funeral On Friday At e6cf At 40 y 1a s!'e %as l1s
IIgton street. between Bridge and Gay streets
HOLBEOOk- At Baltimore. Md, on the 9th of
June, $50, THEODORE HoLBROOK, aged So
Funeral this evening at O'Clock, from the resi-
and Road streets, Georgetown.
TAILOR, At PhilsdelPhia, June %, SAMUEL
TAYLOR formerly Ali -de-camp to MAJOR Gen
Hooker, aged "a years and months.
nlGATT. On Wednesday evening, June 10Th,
died suddenly OF congestion of the brain, JULIA
years.
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limited STATES MARsHALs SALE

In virtue of writ Of feri facias, issued from the
Slerk Omce OF the Supreme Court Of the District of
columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sald District; on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of july
Io.O, At IL oelock the following described pron,
erty, 70 wit: Lot No. and the east part of b. In
me subdivision OF original lot No, A. in square No
6l IN the city OF Washington, ID. O.; beginning for
SAID Fart OF Lot ID at point on North g at S feet
east the northwest corner of said Lot ID; thence
south on line at right angles 20 North street "a
Ieet' thence enthusiastically - feet to a point on
the rear line OF said Lot ID, about feet inches
from the southwestern corner of said Lot
u, thence along said line OF said Lot ID 10 the
southeast corner of said Lot D. thence along the di
vision line between said Lot ID and Lot Il 10 the line
OF North ST. thence with the line of North G ~ 70
the pla,e Ct beginning. Together with all and sim.
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property OF William Barr and will bs
pher Lederer. AIEX SNARE S'o
yeio-uts u. 3. Marshal, ID, u.
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PROPOSALS FOR DEAD LETTER ENyE
LOPES,
w,,r,lL UsL UE F e HEPAKTMkNr,]

washington, d. c., June Is $50. Z
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
iEg.duriDg period Of two years commencing on the
Eth day OF August, $50, envelopes 20 be used for
returning dead letters 10 writers
in quality Of paper and manufscture to the sample
selected by the Department. and have such printing
upon them as the Postmaster General may direct.
times may be required, at the Post Office Depart
nent, in Washington. ID. c., In good order, packed
In strong pasteboard boxes, ready for use free OF
about 10000 per month, the annual supply being
estimated at 5000, tmore or less.l
Specimens q the envelopes for which proposals
on application to the Third Assistant Postmaster
General.
No proposal will be considered unless offered by
manufacturer OF envelopes, and accompanied by a
sufficient and satisfactory guarantee: and the Post
general reserves the right reject any ana
all bids if in bus Judgment the interests Of the Gov
Bonds with approved and sufficient sureties. in the
sum OF ga eco will be required for the faithful per
ions Of the seventeenth section of the act OF
approx ed the 18th Of August lS42, and payment un-
der said contract viii be made quarterly after pro
The Postmaster General reserves 10 himself the
right TO annui the contract whenever the same, or
any part thereof lis offered for sale for speculation.
and under no circumstances will transfer Of the
contract be allowed or sanctioned 70 any party who
shall be, in the opinion of the Postmaster General
less able 10 full the conditions thereof than the
original contractor and the right also reserved 20
his Judgment there shall be q failure 70 perform
faithfully any OF its stpuatons, In OF a will
ful attempt 20 impose upon the Department enyel-
Bids should be securely enveIoped ana sealed,
marked Proposals. for Dead Letter Envelopes, and
addressed 70 the Third Assistant Postmaster Gen
JN0. A. j. CRESwELL,
lelb- th,stAw Postmaster General.
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OY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. 319, southeast corner 7th and ID street,

RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner 7th aud streets
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, PAR
LOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE, HALL
SETT, BRONZE CLOCK, REFRIGERATION
PIER GLASS, BRUSSELS AND 0THER CAR.
PET, FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETT,
GLASSWARE, &C, AT AUCTION.
"a On SATURDAY, the ID instant, at 10
R1do clock a. m, we shall sell in front of our
'suetien rooms, splendid assortment of
House hold Furniture, being the effects of lady de-
clinng housekeeping, consisting Of
One very fine Rosewood Case Piano, Cover and
One very fine Walnut Green Rep Psrlor Suite con.
sisting of Sofas, 2 Arm and 4 Side Chairs
One Black Walnut Etegere, very fine
One Pier Glass and Stand. Msrble-top Table
Two Ladies' Chairs, Fancy Rep Covers
Bronze Clock and Mantle Ornaments
Oil Paintings and Engravings, Drop Light
One Green Rep Lounge, Walnut Tables
One Elegant Walnut Book Case
One Elefant Walnut Marbletop Carved Sideboa I'd
Hat Rack and Hall Chairs
Walnut marble top Carved Bureaus
Walnut Marble top Carved W assistants.
Handsome Walnut Carved Bedsteads
Handsome w Walnut Carved Wardrobes
One Fine Green Rep Reclining Chair
One Refrigerator, Camp Chair
Extension Dining Table and Chairs
Fine Punch Bowl, Ladle, Cups and Waiter
Larg assortment Of Glassware, &c, &c.
All of the above furniture is nearly new, and will
be sold, without reserve, TO the highest bidder.
Terms: Cash
je2Sd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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81 COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers,

RI COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and nth street
SOME Residence in MOST DE Is nS
k9GAAIlSN' WITH FAshi9NhBLE AND
kS5S SSR ffk fSHfAthhRsh IfUK Rssl IND
io sssf s5%s to e the sgS
s dh ~ % p s, 1881 and duly
the land records for Washington county. Dis
trict Of Columbia, shall offer at public auction for
and 18th sreets III ssy Of 1h
EGO commencing at 10 o'clock a m, all the personal
deed Of trust nartis deserihsd =. 70 'ao
One One fine Medallion Carpet
SIX Chairs TO match
Ten Chair 5. richly ornamenfed
Two fine match Center Tables
One mall and one Card Table
One Rosewood Piano
Four sets fine Satin Window Curtains
Two large size Mantle Mirrors
Two large size Pier G asses
Two Fancy Divans
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
Five handsome. best quality Brussels Carpets
Rosewood and Walnut Bedsteads
Rosewood and Walnut Lounges
Rosewood and Walnut washstands, marble top
-Four fine WardrObes
Mattresses, BOlsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen Sheets. Bolster and Pillow Csaos
And in each room Silk, Rep, and Lace Curtains
DINING ROOM
One Brussels Carpet, handsome pattern
One Extension Table
One Sofa, two sideboards
One Mirror, one Mantel Clock
Cutlery and Fable Ware
Silver plated Tea Service
ns Psfd bs esfHr E.. Forks and Spoons
One elegant Brussels t carpet
One elegant W alnut Library Table
Chairs and Lounge TO match
One Library Sideboard
One Easy Chair
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
One fine Mahogany Bookcase
60 volumes OF select Books, including the Gentle
mans Magazine, complete; Annual Register,
Three sets Silk Rep Curtains.
KITCHEN.
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Two Refrigerators
Chairs, Tables, 9ueensware, and Utensils in full
SERVANTS ROOMS.
Chairs, &c
Stoves in all the chambers
Hat Rack and Hall Chairs
Oilcloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs
And at o'clock p. m, on the said 7th ay of July
1870, shall offer all that piece parcel of ground IN
the said city Of Washington known and described
lot numbered nineteen (l9), in Davidsons subdivision
OF square numbered two huRdred and eighty five,
lzo91 improved by four -stery pressed brick front
tanning sixteen comfortable rooms. Situated upon
the south side OF street morrill, between 18th and
Terms: SI,OOO cash; balance in three. six. nine
and twelve months from date, secured by o deed of
trust upon the premises All convey ancing and rev
enne stamps at The pense Of the purchaser. de-
ie24-dts IRep.I COOPER 4 LATiMER, Aucts.
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MARRIED..

DICE-TAYLOR. On the 10Th instant by the
Rev 4. G. MeadOr. JOHN DICE, TO MARY v
TAYLOR, all Of Washington. No cards.
PlERSON-TH0MAS. In Washington, on the
Eth ~ January, $50. by Rev. Mr. Atkins, Mr.
JAMES BOONE PERSON, of Washington, ID.
4, TO Miss CAROLlNE Ii. THOMAS, Of PhiIadel-
phia-
MILLER-FERRIS. On Tuesday, 2Ist June, at
the TesideLce Of the bride sfsther, Brooklyn, Y,
By the Rev. Father Goodwin, JAMES Il. MIL
LER, Of Washington, ID c., TO LIZZIE FERRIS,
daughter Of Hug Ferris. Esa.
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COMFORTABLE HOMES FOR S2Jl
900 BUILDING LOTS TO BE SOLD WITHIN
THIRTY DAYSn
AT s25 EACH! ON TIME, IF DESIRED
ALL LAID OUT WITH WIDE AVENUES In
FRONT AND ALLEYS IN REAR!

Those Choice BUILDING LOTS at HUNTING
TON OF which above 200e have already been sold 10
best business men of W ashington for Country
Homes will continue to be sold for the next ~ days,
at S25 each.
Now that the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 30
nearly approaches com etiOn, these Building Lots
will socn bring : 100 each in the market After
thirty days the price will be doubled. And we desire
TO assure the public that the large number OF
Lots now on hand, (between three and four thou
sand y is the only reason for our continuing, even
for one month longer, to sell them at 30 nominal a
price.
Lying as they do, at the Junction of the Main
Stem Of said railroad, with its Lateral Branch
into Washington City, il makes i'm portant depot
there, at which all trans, express and otherwise,
will always stop. Parties will be able to ride TO and
from ashiDgtOn, from this point as often as they
desire, at expense Of but eLersH oentS per day.
The Railroad Company have located their Ma
chine Shops and general Round House there. The
grounds OF the all gradually rise each way from
the depot and railways, and are high and dry, and
il is one of the healthiest localities known.
Taxes paid for 1870, and Will be paid Tor the
years ISL and lS2 by the prOprietOrs all lots Sold
A steam mill and brick making has been recent
~ established at this place, which will insure all
building material At vastly reduced prices. An ag-
ricultural sOciety has been located there, which
will add greatly TO the success of the town.
One thousand more of the lots will be sold for S5
each, on terms of payments to suit.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing will be afforded
passage TO and from Huntington, free OF expense
upon calling at at the office, 940F street, next to
corner of 10th.
Maps and pamphlets furnished upon application.
BEN. n. PLUM a Co.
10 IN I'm prOprietOrs
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SALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING, CAMP,
y AND GARRISON EQUIPAGE

DEPOT QUARTERMAsrKRis OFFICE,
xy,, WASHINGTON, ID. O., June III, $50.
VIII be sold at public auction, at Armory Square
Depot, July 18th, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m a
iot Oh condemned Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equi
Hospital Tents 100 Canteens
Hospital Tent Flies 10 Axes
Wall Tent Flies Hatchets
II storm Flags Il Uniform Hats
Recruiting Flag Is Forage Caps
So Metallic Scales Blankets
las Bed Sacks
And other articles not enumerated, lists of which
Will be furnished on application at this Office.
Terms cash.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General.
VIM MYERS,
Breve. Brigadier General q. s. Army,
Jezo-ot Depot Quartermaster.
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IT s. MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ OF fieri facias issued from the
oteTk once OF the Supreme Court OF the District
Uubin sa pa and to me directed, will sell, at
H H61se door Of said District, on WED
ali defendants sfs G aiaS Gay til, Fl JSi $50 ss L.
Ana TO Lot No II, IN Square No. 7s5, Ia the city Of
na;ning 'on, D. y together with all and singular
tne thereon. seized and levied upon AZ
the property Of Malachi Gately and will be sold 10
Co. xiEy Si I'D
el5-dtd Msrshai n ~
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pRoPOsALS WILL BE RECEIVED on Ju,v
I'd at Colesviile, by the Washington Ooiesyilie
ano Ashton Turnpike Company, for grading. deliy-
ering stone, and for placing and breaking the same
either separately or for the whole work, jeG ST.
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UMrs. George F. Train will tool fourth

@Mrs. George T. Train will tool a four-in-
hand at Newport this summer.
R~Two girls near Carlinville, Illinois, have
AIKEN a contract to cut fifty cords OF wood.
ga school for teaching Charming will be
opened on the 4th OF July in Montgomery, Ala
bana, by lady of that city, who is called by the
local paper sour gifted townswoman."
1Denmark has a ''Maiden Assurance Com
pany with which a father may deposite money
daughter during her minority, higher rate af-
ter She is eighteen, and an increase at other
periods of her life.
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THE STEAMSHIP VIRGIN,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT WASHINGTON NAVY YARD,
WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, at II o. clock M

Hk Will be sold at public auction, at the
SEE& Navy Yard, Washington, d. c., on
!, WEDNESDAY, the 18th July next, at II
u !, tne staunch and fast iron sidewheel STEAMSHIPS
VIRGIN, built on the Clyde, 1854
Length ~ feet, breadth Is feet, depth II feet: car
tes ABOUT iour hundred MOI tons measurement goods
mas tive oscillatng engines 4Sx60, in good ORDER re-
soNing buckets on wheels, and two tubular boilers
quilt OF q iron, In fair order. The boilers were sub
ected 70 hydrostatic pressure of As lbs previous to
the vessel leaving New York for Washington last
January, and found TO be strong and tight Draft Of
water loaded feet. The anchors, chains, boats and
all material on board will be sold with the vessel
Terms: One-f fourth cash on day of sale, and re-
malnder on removal Of the vessel from the navy
YARD; The vessel can be examined at any time dur
ing the day. r. O BANFIELD
le1O-td SoIicisor 80 az T-a.s
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AUCTION SALES.

RY COOPER . LATIMER. Auctioneers
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th It.
SEVENTY rIyEyERY SUPERIOR OIL PAINT
On IngRspAYs s7 vi sSr june 90 at O'Clock,
s1 Vim :e T. !. o Sel Auction Rco sna
among Which WIN Be- feapdfne .pecimen By Lut1s,
sPs Stss5 MI snST TRG On
ola Without res.r sh i collection viii positively be
T;$ s cash oooPfzs 81 ies!is Pictures
D Successors to J: G. Mcclure CO.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
wAsHINGTONs WILL.
store, ON hi I July 18th, at 81 oo Se,iGn
m, to close deed Of trust about 900 authenticated
81 w WIN the
b herms Cash OF which $50 must be deposited
" isso- VIII on COOPER LAr1MER, Auc,s
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors to James O. Mcclure & Co:,l
Southwest corner Of Pennsylv ania and nth 1t.
TWO FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, BEARING
ThE III eG MsrS "a
Say !. ssss
will sell at our auction rooms the above DESCRIBED
ss on Teqm. O. Shom 1t may
je29dts COOPER & LATIMEB, Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
THREE-sT6BY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT,
BEIMhEN AND X STREETS NORTH, ar
Il On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of July,
premises, part Lot No. p in ' squire sT No sa1
lot being good front and depth, with good eight
Terms: One third cash; balance in and IL months,
trust the premises. All convevsncing and stamps
at the cost OF the purchaser. $50 down on the day
jeS-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ID successors to J. O. Mcclure 4 co..
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 18th street.
EXECUTORS SALE.
IL By virtue of authority vested In us as the
E the executors of the last will and testament of
Washington, in the District Of Columbia, we win
sell at public auction. on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day
O'Clock D. all the right, title and interest of the
parcel Of ground. being part of original Lot mum
dred and seventy, no. fronting forty (4O) feet on
street north, between 18th and 18th streets west
and runnis back with even width the depth of the
said lot, together with all appurtenapces.
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance In equa
payments at 8, IL and Is months with notes for the
deferred payments. secured by a deed of trust
the premises, with interest from day Of sale $50
to be paid down when sold. All convsyaucing and
stamPs at the cost Of the purchaser. If the purcha
executors the right TO resell the property
the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by
advertising uch resale five times.
For further articulars inquire OF c. Storrs &
Co, Real Estate Brokers, 1424 street, near l5,h
GGE9h W R ~ SskAATToN Executors.
je29 dts COOPER & LATIMER, Ancts
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ST. ELIZABETH, d, O., June q, $50
sealed Proposals. are invited till noon of THURS
DAY, July 9TH, $50, when they will be opened in
presence Of the bidders all of whom are invited to be
thousand 00) tons 4O lbs TO the toni OF best run
OF mine Bituminous or Cumberland Coal, or of nine
hundred 1901 tons best white ash Anthracite Coal
egg size, to be delivered at the old upper Hospital
wharf, in barges or fat bottom vessels which draw
not over seven (7D feet Of water when loaded the de-
livery to commence within ten days Of the time of
the acceptance OF any proposal and TO be continued
at the rate OF At least two hundred 1901 tons each
cred. '
=, The Coal win be unloaded and weighed by the
nospai ana at II. expense, and settled for accord
iDgly; and one Ql per cent will be allowed for
Mastage IN unloading and carting. IL the Coal i
wet when II arrives, or il discharged during A rain
no wastage will be allowed on btumnous Cosl AMI
cite. -
Payment of ninety 1907 per cent of the amount dine
Tor each cargo will be made Immediately after in IL
received and weighed; and the ten GiOD per cent
withheld viii all be paid VIXEN the full am uni Of
Coal engaged is delivered in accordance with this
advertisement. ~
No offer to furnish coal as above will be consid-
cred unless the true name is given by which The
coal bidder proposes TO furnish is best known in
the market, nor unless il il made by regular dealer
or miner, who must furnish evidence satisfactory
10 the undersigned that he is able 70 furnish the
coal IN accordance with his bid and is in the habit
ness and exactness. The same person may offer To
furnish either anthracite bitumfnous coal or he
may make separate offers TO furnish both kinds OF
coal Bids VIII be considered binding for five f5l
days after the 18th Of July and the right distinctly
reserved to reject all any Of the offers made
pital the public interests require IL.
Je23 cow @. n. NICHOLS, Superints ndent
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How TO KEEP CooL-The Herald Of Health
for July gives some directions upon the peril
nent problem of how to keep cool We quote.
/. fhe diet should be composed largely or
entirely of fsui Q, fresh vegetables, ana wheat
meal bread, and ether prepArations OF wheat
and oatmeal C0rn-meS oreaI ana cexes
should be seldom eates, II az All, au, ns.i not
weather. Avoid all stimulating or heating
articles of food, - meats, especially fat or
sailed meats, butter, gravies, and greasy food of
ali kinds, sugar, mustard. spices, etc. Do not
eat hot food, ard especially avoid eating more
than the system requires.
?. Drink nothing but water, and that only
small ousdtity at time. OF course this pre-
cludes die use Of tea, coffee and all alcoholic
drinks.
3 The clothing should be light, light colored,
Loose fitting, and changed often.
4. The entire body should be bathed every
day, either in the morning or at night Farmers
and others who perspire freely ami are exposed
to dust should battle at night. They will rest
and sleep better for doing so. The whole body
can be enectually cooled in a short time by
holding pieces Of ice in the hands, or letting q
stream Of cold water run upon the wrists or
ankles.
5. Avoid all undue mental or physical excite
ment-
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Try GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner Seyenth and ID gta

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION
~ BY virtue OF deed Of trust, recorded in Liber
~ A. 8, No: "a, folios 469, &c, the subscriber
-, will sell, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
9th OF June. A. ID. 1S0. at O'Clock D. m, the FOL.
lowing Desirable Building Lot, situate ON q street
north between North Capitol street and Delaware
ayenue near the Baltimore de pot and known AZ Lot
No two 3D. square No six hundred and eighty three
(6s3) containing 8 $50 square feet ~
Terms cash: Convey ancing and revenue STAMPS
at the cost OF the purchaser 70
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Trustee
jel5-eo2w&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMs kncts
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GRAPE Wells, TRIMMINGS, &C, BLAOKKp
~ STIFFENED, AND RECRIMPED
TO EQUAL NEW.

This method Of doing up Grape cannot be equAled
u the country Costly yeils perfectly restored for
WI FEARsON,
Goods, 1927 Pennsylvsnis avenue, near nth ST.,
Sole Agent for w darlington. ap22 6ms
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

Rf W. L. WALL 4 GO, Auet,Oneers,
Nos.9oO and 902, southeast cor. Pa and sth It,
ENTIRE HFTECTs OF HOUSE No. 1905
SUIT. 7,OCTAvE PIANO, MIRRORS, DAM
ASK AND LACE CURTAINS, BOOK CASES
a On FRIDAY MORNING, July LIST, Is7o.
W commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell the en-
tire EFFECTS OF House No. 1905 north b street.
One Rosewood 7-octsve Piano, Stool and Cover
yne velvet Parlor Suit. 10 pieces
Erenc h Plate Manfel Mirrors
Two Pier Mirrors, Slab and Bracket
Damask and Lace Curtains
large Book Cases
Enelish Brussels, 3 Ply, and Ingram Carpets
Fine Walnut Chamber Suits
Cottage Chamber Suits
sook Case, glass front, with Secret Plate ClosetJ
One Elegant Carved Walnut Dining Table
One Mahogany Dining Table, (three Pillars, carved
Wardrobes, Marble top Bureaus
Tables, (0ak Dinersl
Bust of Lincoln, by Clark Mills
Sofas, Hair Cloth Chairs
Etegere, one French day Clock
Hat Racks, Gard Tables
One Stewart No. Cooking Stove and Fixtures
Fine Plate-Glass and Crockeryware
hnlves. forke, Spoons
Bedsteads, Hair and chuck Mattresses
Feathers, Sheets, Blankets
Paintings, Desks, Stoves, Hose, &c &c.
We call special attention TO the above SALE the
goods are in good condition, and sale peremptory.
Don forget the day of sale. July LIST.
JeS-td iHeraldl VIM. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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CAkPENTR1 AND BUILDINs
j. W. DKANE

Z OAhfEHIEk AND BUILDEh,
PreSAred % undertake All finish 10 .atjsf.ettor
ss9rk IN his line. Paric ~ .t,sn,isa rstd -
sSo1p,IX a.. AHd kkPAIRS, Which will be done
'1eei' residence sl4 n q. n. W ny7,E