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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-01
ISLAND ISLAND; LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots on Wheeling Is.
land, PhrO from 800 to $1,000 each.
TERx-o -one.fourth cash, the residuo In equal
Irs.Allmsnss at one, two and three years, with In
tsre,t JNO. P. GILCHRIsT,
Gplo At Top Mill.
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NOR sALE-WINDOW GLASS
WORKs.-The Robinson Window Glass
works, In North Wheeling, 10 offered for sale on
e,sy terms. These works are In good condition
The ". d Ky. X, r will run along the river
i,opt, making II very convenient for shipments
a Gny point west. Title unquestionAble.
POsseml0n given Immediately; Address, 3. g.
ROBINSON or W. u. ROBINSON, 70 Main
street, Wheeling, VI, Va. apis
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BY TELEo RAPH.
PRESS REpoRT.
Exclusively 10 the 1ntelllgenlcer.

gy the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts.
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mJSi
nOR SALE

1 ,,o,,,,,v b,y Colt, 5 years old, 10 hands
,,1h bIoodsS stOck; will make good time Il pro
nign, pSId phSrSISd Can be seen At Young 3 Hnee,
Pet{ 1 3isSlS SntlI Saturday morning, gI1e lst,l
mn N o'rIosE At which time be will be sold 70 thG
hRao:' 'N'A ' myS0
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For Sale.
, lotion SALES.

4 UCTION SALES
Geo E. wlskham AgsSnN,ssti ,si, q AsyenSs en- SS' a
y oclcsS, large stock Of Dry SGO% G%Ot%SssIsssoTS %
sS,SFdHy evening, large y! SoS o. r6InSsS Of new
,o,Es eonsIStiDg of about i'VVO Fo'uu'' VI AZ"
md second hand Books. ..v.
All 70 6S sold wIshOq. re- TessTsew = wTCKuAM,
Auclloneet.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

Explosion of Powder Magazines
No Genuine Agreement abont In.
direct Claims. -
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SENATE.

WARRINGTON, May 80.
A motion Of Mr.. WRIGHT, to put lum-
Der on the free list, was lost.
MIR. FLANAGAN moved to strike hides
from the free list Lost.
Other amendments were offered and re-
jected.
The Senate then took up spndry civil
appropriation bills at 2:50A. n, and ad-
journedto 70 o'clock, noon.
WASHINGTON, May 81.
Mr.. SUMNER introduced long series Of
resolutions recommending arbitration as a
substitute for war in determining the diff
ferences between nations. ....
Mr.. RAMSEY, from the Committee oi
Conference on the postal code bill, made
a report, which was concurred In.
Mr.. TproN introduced joint resolu-
ton proposing q constitutional amend
ment to modify the veto power so that q
vote Of the majority Of all the qualified
members of both Houses shall be suffi
cient to overcome the Presidents objec.
tions.
6Mr. CHANDLER moved to proceed ,tc
the consideration OF the conference repor
on the steamboat bill, and said that HI
had received q great many kilograms from
different parts OF the country turginl
immediate action on the bill.
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DIED.

C0oMES. On February leth, 1879, SAMUEL w
COOMES, ags d 10 years.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
fu2ersl from his ls'a residence, No 203 street
n. W, Sunday at 3OcloGk.
HAIL On the OH inst. Miss ADA c., youn oest
daughter of the late Thomas aud EliZs beth f. HALL
formerly of Poolesvile, Md, in the 18Th ear of her
Her dying words were
Jesus can mai a dying bed
Feel soft AZ 1owny pillows are,
While on his breast lay my head.
And breat he my lif. out weetly there.
Friends Of the family invited to attend her IA
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. 2t-
MCKINEA. OF heart disease, on the morning Of
the 9th inst at his late residence No 211 street,
JANE MCkENNA, formerly Of New York city.
Els funeral will take place from st. Stephen g
Church on sunday, 1lth inst at clock d. N. The
fri' nds OF the family are invited to attend.
PADGETT. In Washington D. c., February 9th,
ls12, Of " phoid pneumonia, ARTHUR PADGETT,
son Of the late Jonathan r. PsdRett, of Port To-
A duliful son, an sf-ctionate brother; warna
hearted, generous, truthful and honest, he gave
promise Of much usefulness, and appreciated
q! beloved by all who knew him.
Relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend his funeral from the residence Of his mother
street, between 9th and 9TH streets 8. E., on
morrow SUNDAY afternoon, at 5 O'Clock.
ROLLINS. On the 9Th inst, after painful M
ness, GEOEGE, son of Caroline and the late Wash
ingten Rollins. In his 18th year.
Relatives and friends invited to attent
the funeral on sunday afternoon al clock, from
No. 2O1 Il street n. W.
SHOEMAKER. On the 10th Of February. lS72
HAROLD, of David l.. and Estelle 3. Shoe
maker, aged Is years.
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MARRIED.

BEAEE-TAYLOG On Thursday jan 18th at
-. Peter . Church, Philadelphia, by the Rev T. r.
Davies, y; D., CHARLES WILLING BEALE to
MARIA ID p, daughter Of the late Thomas Tay lor,
Jr.. Of Richmond, Va
FRENCH-MAELOw. On the sth instant at the
residence Of the brides father, John w. NARROW,
Esq 300 street N. w. by the Rev. Samuel A .
ilson, DIR. Il. ID. DEL FRENCH To Miss IRENE
=. MAKLOW both Of this city.
HCRLEY-SNEENEY. On Thursday evening,
-: Alaysins' Church, Mr.. JOHN J. HURLEY to
Miss MARY A. SWEENEY, both of this city.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On the 18th Of De-
cfmber, by Rev. John @. Smith, Mr.. JOHN j.
VElHMEYER TO Miss SARAH X. JENKINS,
both of Washington, II. @.
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MALTzINe.-l have done good deal of ,oot
,s. s On Snne watzing was in progress I have
nv.eo Sree varieties of walters. l. Thosa In
whom the business Is a hard and paiufuI necas-
sly, 20 which they were pre-ordained and com
manaed, and which must be fulfilled. About
In ne.een out OF twenty Of the waltzing couples
rin.r seen, served their generation in this va
vi seavice. sad, serious and sorry, but
o. Sfae. There are those to whom the dance
10 carry out perfectly a system of inyentian.
~nSn because II Is existing In society, il Is
VEL 1or them to sustain absolutely we'll
hese people do not have the agonized look of
the frst class they are pleased with themselves
winch Is something, and they are worth study
As Illustrating one more form of harmony cast
In action. The third variety-mostly Germans
by nationality-are people who are thoroughly
happy, unconscious and ut ease as they dance
ney dance as the thistle-down floats, which we
boys used to call zephyr. When YOU see their
inconsistencies and really childish simplicity
In the matter, it is hard TO frown at waltZing or
Ia md any wrong in it--E. Z. Hale in Old and
Nsr. " " ~''~
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RY B. II. wARNHR.
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 529 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE.

- By virtue q a deed q trust to me, dated
folio 11, one OF the land records Of WssSiSs.
ton county, District Of Columbia, and by direction
OF the party secured, Will cell the following de-
seribsd Property, ON the premises, on TUESDAY,
the ptn q Iebrsary, 11-ths arst piece at O'Clock
Parts q Lots IS and IS IN Drury . sabdivision Of
square ?ee lChesnnt street. between fou1teenth and
Fnteenth streets y the metes aud bounds Of Which
are duly set forth and aescysd in aid deed Of trus
Also, al OF Lot in s1bdivisien Of ori0inai Lots
81 %, 3, and ., in SQUARE Ia.
Ierms IN each case: One third cAsh; balance I'm
six tyeiye md eighteen months, With interest GO
when each properly u ssid. slsnps cni coSysv.
aneins q pWcnssets cost: ths tsrns q ssis are
TIE the right . resell tho 1eopsrty
% tne risk and eoee Of the defAllting Darchaooe,
T-so&& b. b. WxRNtR, Act.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA
BT GRE.s 4 WILLIAMS, Aseticgesr,

ri GREks . WILLIAM, Aucticueers.
y Northwest corner OF eth and streets.
1RusIKEs SALE or vALu.BLk PROPERTY
39ss sT iRuhHET WI soSTH' BETWEEN sSAsD
Il By virtue OF : deed CT trust, dated on IN.
E: 18Th day Of September, A. q. lse and duly
.recorded in Lib-r I and Il No. Is folio 3
e. seS, one OF the land records Ser tbs county OF
the ection Of the sriy thereby seeurei the sub
Pr.ni.+. Che SON S.y Il p.qu.r 9s
ihrse , asiG e en M par, Q, Let nnnssrcd sw.n
nine !. the city Of arlington, said pevt q
said lot being the west Is feet fronting on south
street siT and runnin. h.ck with thai yidsh TO
menfs thereon The I'm prov ements thereoac Snsiss
r E OF TwU- STORY Frame House, being No. $40.
rhs proysrty IL well located and 10 very desirable.
mus. be paid at sale; and ths balance in and II
months, with interest from the day OF SALE AID
cured to the satisfaction Of the Trustee. II the
from day o. s.ie the Trustee reserves the right 10
resell at the ris and expen of the defaeting pur
chaser An convey snctne and stamps ~ the cost Of
RiIHhlD l.. WALLACE, sgrytsins Trustee.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioasers,
II No. leo1, northwest corner Of 10Th and d ste.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Rcv. ..
s. folio ssS ct s .sa one Of the land record:
for Washing ton county, d. y, shall ssp psblic
auction; at the auctien rooms Of Green Williams
on FR ,il Z, the 18th day Of February; A. D l!,
situate and lying in the city of Washington, and
known IS Let No. lag. 10 shepherds subdivision OF
SQUARE No. SIS, with the improv eme ats thereon.
ancins and stamps at cost Of purchaser.
WILLIAM B. TODD, yR., Trustee.
febS-aawSdfs GRREN & VIII LIAMs, Apc,s.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHALy SALE.

Cerk Once Of the s9Prsms Court q the District q
ss!e Tor essh, in front Of the Court House door, Of
said piss1,ct, on IE1sD1I stAc i3sh aay q Teb-
heyses nunSsrs 1915, 1918. and ls. sflatsd on the
ssuth side Of street, between 18th and S0th srees
Wsshinston: D. o., seissd and levied UPON Is the
properly OF william =. epaAin9, and viii be sold
Craein. guardian. ALEX. 0HARP
feoS-dts q. D. 4arshal b. g.
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UNIQUE ard rather sensational perform
anee Is that of Herr Hotum, the Prussian Her
gun, drawn into the arena by two horses. is
loaded by an artilleryman in sight of the audi
ence with twenty pound ball. Holtum faces
the muZZle, gives the order Fire., and after
a flash and boom which shakes the building.
the cannon ball is caught by him. Onone occa-
sion the cannon ball passed over his head in
stead OF into his hands, and as If to PROVE that
80 there was really no deception" carried away
a portion of one OF the pilasters
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y" CHKEK"-Scene IN Railvay Carriaqe-
commercial Gent ito swell, who was smoking
fragrant Havana. 80 Would YOU oblige me-
SIR, by changing into another carrirge, or put
ting your cigar out pro tenn ?"
Swell, (nonchanantly.(-.O 0, certainly"
(Ihrows his cigar out of the window.)
Commercial Gent, (complacently producing
and hiling his meerschaum. y" Sorry to trouble
you, but never can enjoy my pipe when there's
q bad weed a-goin i"-Punch.
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foLIsHfNG SEARCHED CLOTH s.-A writer
IN the Household says: 90 Melt together with a
gentle heat one ounce of white wax with two
ounces Of spermaceti; pour it into small dishes.
ABOUT haif an inch deep, to harden and add to
your boiled starch small piece. let nv starch
boil some minutes, and find 1t improves it very
much TO strain II through thin cloth Throw
IN tue collars aud cuff while het and when cool
wiring out and starch the shirts and II starched
over night they do not need to be dried before
ironing, except aprons, skirts, &c, and often
10 not Cry even these. This preparation gives
them almost the gloss polishing does.
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- II Is proposed, instead Of killing the Com
munists, to set them to work rebuilding the pub
lie buildings of Paris which they DESTROYED.
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HELMBOLDS
EXTRACT BUCHU

FOB WEAKNESS ARISING FROM ExCrssKs
Oh EARLY INpIsCRErIoN,
attended with the following symptoms Indisposi.
tien to Exertion, Loss Of Power. Loss Memory
Eiff1culty OF Breathing, General Weakness, Horror
OF Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, DreadfS.
Horror Of Death, Night swests, Cold Feet, Wake.
fulness, Dimness Of Vision, Lansuor, Universal Las
situde OF the Muscular System, Often Enormous An
petite with DyspeDtic Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flush.
ing Of the Body Dryness Of the Skin, PaIid Counte
nance and EruDtons on the Face, Pain in the Back,
Heayiness OF the Eyelids, Frequently BLACK SPOT.
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary sufu.iop
and Loss of Sight, Want Of Attention. Great MobIi
ty, Residences, with Horror OF Society Nothing ia
more desirable to such patients than Solitude, ana
nothing they more dread for fear Of themselves; no
repose Of manner, no earnestness, speculation
but . hurried transition from one question 20
another
THESE SYMPTOMS, II ALLOWED TO GO
ON-wHICH THIS MEDICINE INVARIABLY
REMOvEs-sOOE FOLLOW LOSS OF POWER,
FATUITY AND IPILEPTIo FITS. In ONE OF
WHICH THE PATIENT MAY EXPIRE.
Daring the supe dntendenee OF DR.. Wilson ss the
Bloominedale Asylum, this sad result occurred TO
two patients. Reason had for time left them, sud
both died Of epilepsy. They we're Of both ssxss, and
about twenty years Of age.
Who can ay that these exeessss ass not freouenti,
followed by those direful diseases, Insanity ana
UorIwptioni records Of the Insane Asyiums,
and the melancholy deaths By Consumption, bear
AMPLE witness to the truth of these assertions In
Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition
appears. The countenance ID actually soddeu and
quite destituts neither mirth nor grief ever wish,
it, Should sound Of the voice occur II ID rarely ar
ticulats.
"With woful measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds their griefbeguiled."
While We regret the existence Of the above n.
eases and symptoms, We are prepared to offer %
valuable gin Of chemistry for the removal Of the con-
sequences.
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REMEDY FOR PAINFUL WoUNDs.-Take q m,
or shovel with burning Goals and sprinkle upon
them common brown sugar, and hold the wound
ed part in the smoke. In few minutes the main
WI vi De sllsyed and reco very Proeeeds rapidly:
wound in the bottom OF my foot The pain aud
nervous irritation was severe. This was all re-
moved by holding 10 In the smoke for fifteen
minutes, and j was able 10 resume my reading
IN comfort We have often recommended IL %
Others with like results. Last week one OF nv
men had finger nail torn out by q pair Of Ice
been expected Held In sugar smoke for twenty
minutes, the pain ceased, and IL promises speedy
Ieeoyery.-CeHatry Gentl>mdn.
4, ~Men Of note-A bank cashier can tell Who
they are. -"
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az O'Clock m, all that piece pArcsl Of ground
nOsa s1S NDs u me s Of and
SQUARE No. e.s; with the improv eme,ts thereon.
ancsna an ssamns an c On osy All convey
esa.-sdss TSfR if AN Tr Tae,.
FAMILY SUPPLIES, &c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
SEE PRICES
Lie THAT WI ARE SELLING
NEW LAYER RAIsysJs, at................ les
CITRON-CHOICE, st...--........... ........ &c.
CITRON-BEsT LSGHORN, at.................s6c.
NEW ZANTE CURRANTs. as.........-........loc.
NEW TURKISH PEUNES, at-...........-........l3 Sc.
TOMATOES-2A CANS, at..........- ........... Sc
lou
how.
FLOUR-GOOD, ~ Dbl sack at.....-...... 81 rs
FLoUB-BEsr EXTRA, ~ Dbl sack at Q co.
FLOUR-CHOICE FAMILY. ~ bbi sack,) 2 Is.
FLOUR-BLsT FAMILY, N -bbl sack, ,.. so.
FLOUR-wHLCHs BEST FAMILY, at low rates.
HAMs-OHeICE sUGAR-CURED, at.........l 4o.
HAMS-BEsr sUGAR-CURED. a,-....lov rates.
SHoULDRRs-BEsT sUaAR-OcRED, at-...sc,
sHoULDIRs-PLAIN CURED, st..S So
LARGE STOCK
or everything in our line, at eorrcspoudirxly
! ELPHoNzO YOUNGs q co,
GROCERS.
CORNER NINTH AND STREETS,
Under Masonic Temple.
ELPHoNZ0 YoUNGS,l
| VIM II. SEARS. jans-tf
HOLI Az 600 ID 3.
We would respectfully call the attention Of our
customers and the public generally to our large and
ell-selected stock Of GOODS FOB TIE HoLI
j hS>h-
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AUCTION SALES.
0BBBp VILLA Ms, Auctioaeers,
- Northwest corner 10Th and n sfreefa


TxTINsTvE SALE or NEW FURNITURE,
ThhPEIs, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &:., AT AUG
q On FRIDAY. the 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock a.
~ y, We shall sell at the Furniture Store. No.
E oS seventh street west, between g and II
Ss reefs north, the whole stock Of FURNI-
1CJiE, contained in said Store, TO the highest
oicder We name in part
2v ke and III air Cloth Parior Sui - consist
,lDg OF Tete-a Tete, Castor ana Sc Oh airs.
Io Black Walnut marbl top Chamber Suites.
50 Painted Wood and rnarble-top Cottage
Walnut Extension, marble top and other .bIes.
Walnut Boob cases. Wsrdfobes and Wnatnots
Walnut n +. deboards and Hat Trees
Halr Cloth and Rep Loung-s.
PAINTED Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus and w ash
Cane Feat Chairs ard Rockers
Tables, Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window Shades
Hattrasses, Blankets. Comforts, &C., &c.
Persons In want Of new Furniture would do we'll
natend the above sale, the whole stock will be
disposed OF without regard to cost, account of
the store having to be vacated By the 18th inst
Terms cash. Store for rent
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
Oh tRep.dPatI Auctioneers.
1.-THE AB0yEsALE WILL BE CONTINUED
on MONDAY, the 18th infant, same hour and
place. at which time the fiue Walnut Paror and
Chamber Furniture will be sold without regard to
cost.
flo GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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Two CLASSES OF BRIDEs.-A correspondent
az Vienna writes: 81 always calculate the num-
Der OF strangers BY the number of brides which
cross ones path. Your female readers will ask
bow know bride when see one. But re-
Ply, my dear ladies, can tell in an instant-and,
80 10 say, with half an eye-any travelling young
married woman. 4 have no need to look at the
luggage, which Is new; nor at the husband, who
iooks a. ne ls not quite sure that he has not
oeen nasty nor even at the dress. No; bride
divided INTO two classes-the serious And the
smiling. The hrst enters with a queenly step.
and seems TO say, Don't look at me. Don't Won
The other comes up smiling. as much as IN sav
I've landed him. Is IL not good fun?,v -
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RVS h. GOyER & SONS, Auetioneers; =
II Baltimore, Md.

AIIRAGT1yE s SAFE H9Ssrs MU!Es
CALVES, BUGGIEs. SPkiNG AND FARM
WAGONS. FARMING iMPLFMENTs or
MN EnEsSkIPrsoS TSgSTHER WITH
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
~ On MONDAY MORNING, February 10.
@Nla2, commencing at II o'clock, at the resi-
George county. about four miles from Washington,
on the Blsdenshurg road, and sdoin ng the pop
row Farm we shall sell the following described
goods and chattels:
4Atderney and Hoistein Cows
3Aldefney and HOlstein Calves.
2good Farm and Carriage Horses.
Mule; Is hives Bees Tin II e condition..
oord Buggy lin good order); Farm Wagon.
Po.hle set Of Buggy, and lot of Plough and Cart
Quantity Of Farming Implements.
Large stone hotstinR Machine; Hosting Jack.
Lot Of Shaftings, Pulleys, md Wheels.
Lot Of PloSRh Beams and Ha dies (inishedD.
500 gallons Vinegar large lot Vinegar Casks.
Piano Forte, by Knabe.
Superior Oil Paintings.
Haircinth and Plush Parlor Furniture.
III. I. Tables, Brussels and Three ply Carpets.
Walnut. Rosewood, Mahogany and Painted Cham
Der Furniture, consisting Of Ward-obes, Wash
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows
Walnut N. 7 Sideboard; Oak Extension Table.
Walnut Bool case; lot China and Glassware.
Cooking Uter sils, &c, &c &c.
Terms: SIS and under, cash; over that amount a
credit Of 2. 4, and months, with approved notes,
NorE.-The cars stop at PENIS Crossing, on the
o Il r., which IL on the place. thereby making
very convenient to parties wishing to attend thu
feblo dts LArIMER CLEARY, Statesmen.
RY U. W. HAyENNER q CO., Auctioneers,
" No. 64S Louisiana avenue,
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QY B. H WARNER,
- Real Etate Broker and Auctioneer
TRUSTEES sALBoF IN pRovEp pRoprRr,
IN SnUAR OTi ~ 80 I

IL By virtue Of deed of trust, dated Dec. a.
E 1870, and recorded in liber No. 634 fol, la
0.&c:, OF the land records for the county OF
Mashinston, D. G., and BY direction OF the party
secured thereby vii sell at PUBLIC sale, in front
rnary, A. p. 1877, at O'Clock p. m, Lot numbered
t6sl sixty three, In Allen and Faiconer subdivision
Of q part OF the east half Of Square numbered two
hunT cd and seventy -four, in the city Of Wssh.
ingf1n, which subdivision is recorded In lber o.
thereon.
Terms One half in cash, Of which $50 must be
paid Of time OF sale; deferred payments with inter-
est at ten per cont Der annun from day Of sale in
six and twelve months and secured by deed OF trusf
six days after sale, otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right 70 resell the property after one WeekT
Deeds and stampe ct cest Of purcha.er.
,.nu-,.v... HENRY A. pgpLnx. Trustee.
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VNHROUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHING IAN
PHILADELPHIA AsD NEW YORK

MAsHiNGIoN, June 2. Ls7O-aoon
TON s sns es,Nse 9o matks ~. SSESslru
follows kx1S ~ wv
FOR NEw YORK. tr,fhOs oharSs az az.
Leave daily except Sunday 1t SOC .. IN !, ~ as
and 800 D m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at : d Aml2ss
and . 40 y. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave tor New York a. y 90 n n n Phiiaaai.
phis ~ S a" .. m.
Sleeping cars tor New York on D. M. train only
Boston can be had at the Station 0os At ali BuEa
Il the Cay.
Tor Baltimore and Ohio Railroad aavertisamep,
for schedule between Washingt Al, Baltimnrs, Az
napolis and the West. = l.. WILSON,
Master q i ransp Srt All N
l. VI. COLE, General Ticket AEeut
GEO. =. hOONTZ, Agent, washington Ie.a
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SY W. T. JOHNSON,
Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Pennsyl v ania avenue, corner Sd street east

- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
- Bv virtue Of . deed of trust dated the first
g: day OF July A. ID. ISL, and recorded in Liber
No. 655. folio rs, one of the land records for
Washington county, District of Columbia, shall
proceed to sell In front of the premises the high
est bidder. on THURSDAY, February 10th, at 4
?. M, part OF Lot six,t6 in Square numbe red ia,
described as follows, viz: Beginning for the same
At point 10th street west hundred and twenty
seven feet eleven nches from the northwest
OF 10th sire ct and street thence running
west one hundred and sixteen feet nine inches;
thence northwesterly seventeen feet six inches;
thence east to said 10th street thence south sixteen
feet four and one half inches place OF beginning
The Improvements consist of a good two story
Frame House of six rooms
Terms 500 cash; balance in monthly notes
OF thirty dollars per month, bearing per
upon the deferred payments. One hundred dollars
GEORGE w CLARK, Trustee
fws.mt.w w. T. J HNSON, Auct.
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PY WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
~ New Marble Building,
No. 300 and 9O2, 3. w. cor. Penn. ave. and 9th st.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE.
- The undersigned will sell at public auction
81 on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of February, 1877, at 3 O'Clock, p. m, lot num-
bered twelve % of Kidweils subdivision OF % mare
two hundred and seventeen, (2l7D in the city Of
Washington, ID. C., a. plated and recorded in the
ONCE Of city surveyor, in Book RW, No. I, D. lis,
with the buildings and improv sments thereon,
known as house No, 1923 street northwest, con-
United States.
Terms: ne-fourth cash; balance in three eoual
annual installments, with interest; notes for de.
ferred payments to be secured by deed OF trust on
the premises. deposit Of 510 will be required as
soon as sold. =. O, BAEFIELD,
Solicitor OF the Treasury,