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DROPOsALs TOR STATIONERY.
Drpap,>rv~. o,e-

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June Il, 1874
sealed PRO Posals tor furnishing Stationery for the
snaing June 80, 1873, will be received at this
D,eIPsIttmest Until 30IH DAY OF JUNE, 1874, ct IL
Blank form for bidding will be furnished upon
The bids VIII be considered and accented or re-
lectec item b. item ard this advertisement and the
gropoeah 50 Tar as accepted By the Secretary of
Sta.s, end the Bond accom- panyirg the same, shall
constitute the contract bslw the government and
TIE bidder or bidders, and no further Contract will
be executed.
The ticlss contracted for must be furnished from
Tine 70 TINE during the year In quantities pursuant
10 oIGers nonl the Department.
Inc entire Quantities Of each article will, how
ever, De called for during the year.
. kaSn proposG must De signed By the individual or
suneient sureties, In . sum equal TO nifty per cent
Sfthe bid or bids accepted, approved by United
States officer Of the district in which the saretes
rssoe or 60 bcsiness, on form to be furnished by
PORTIONS OF me articles as may be awarded under il,
and the perform ance Of the contract.
All dehveI1es viii be subject to inspection By an
sxpeTt detailed for by the Secretary of
state aud the delivery OF inferior article will be
ceemed sufficient cause to annul the contrsct az tie
Deliveries must be free iehargs at the popart-
msnt Of stste, Washington.
=. The failure 70 comply With any one order under
Ire contract viii, 1t the option OF the Secretary Of
STATE, operate a. a forfeiture Of entire penalty
Of the toud; or the Secretary OF State may direct
the Iurchasa, In open market Of such quantities Of
any articles shall be necessary to supply the do.
contractors nity Per ceatum Of the price which il
shali be found necessary to pay for such articles
Proposals unaccom panied By a satisfactory bond
VII net b considered, and Contracts will be
dealers in the articles.
Proposals 70 be atdT essed to the undersiSrsd and
marked " Proposals for StatiooerJ."
-, HAMILTON FISH,
arr m
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EVENING STAR.


intense excitement vas crested in tie neigh.
borhood Of Camden street. Newark n n ON
MONDAY night, BY an s,ten1g; ON the part Of q
young man named John n. Huber % murder
bis sister beretofore reported IN THS STAR.
The New York Times gives the fOilosins par.
neu, s The Young Lady, no resided AZ NO
To- Canden street, vas sttachcd O. a voune
msn 10 whom her brother objected, and me-
q1ent qu&rrels took place ia s0us<a aenca
About II O'clock on Monday night Rsber vent
20 the house and asked for his sister. whom he
said he was very anxious % see Mrs.. WeArlo.
the LADY OF the house conducted him 90 the
SsShg lady's apartment, on entering which
repeated, "Are you my sister?s aeceivinr no
reply, he deliberately Drew q revolver and.
pointing u ~ the head OF the sleeping giri, ired
before Mr.. Wehrle could DO ANYTHING 20 pre-
vent IL. The noise OF the report swskei,ed Mr..
Mehrle, who rushed into the room aud seized
huber. The latter shook wehrle OF. and then,
p 1hinii,g ne weapon al him, said; Here's an
o.her Tor yon." wehrle cried out sssee nv
chncrenl" when Huber lowered the revolt
yer and rushed from the house. lie was
sesst R,ns,e,n S is ,ey Police Ser
on be way 20 the station house Huber said IL he
bad kpown the sergeant was an oficer he vould
have shot himself. he aleo said that when ar
rested ne was ON his way back 20 the house
where n he had found his sister stiil alive he
would have shot her again, AMI then taken Ms
own lie Huber also said that he had made up
I've mind several weeks ago 10 kill HE sister be-
cause OF Der attachment, and had procured thh
pistol Tor that purpose. The prisoner uss locked
UP IN the cell known a. the "uurdorers" cell,
and close watch kept upon him. Soon after
the doormsn discovered him in the act OF pro-
parauon Ia commit suicide by hanging. He
seemed 10 be utterly unconcerned during the
,gh', ont next morning. on realizing his posi-
tion, he was overcome With s,rief, and coult not
oe quoted. The physician who attended Miss
Huber found that the ball had enteref her fore
nesa lust above the right eye, aud 10 h feared
that II penetrated her brain. She il san alive.
but no hopes are entertained OF her recovery
hr. Wehrie states that Miss Huber's atlmlrerls
Ss.I oikenNnz, WHO works in the same shop
Win Huber. lie was introduced to Miss Huber
by Ter brother, but a short time ago the mea
guaiTeled, and then Huber forbade Nolkenwitz
nom Nlsiiing his sister any longer. and tied to
persuade her not 20 receive his vlsits- HnhSr ~
- years Old, and his sister l9.-N. Y. ffmss,
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RY B. II. WARNER,
- Roal Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and Il sts northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF
RR6 5sEkI9 rs s q D0SSEHMAi SSfSE
fMPkoVEHS EEafsiSs'hoosh AND orhhH
he sHs f d'sTss 81 the Cont
-. cause No; 5000, q James T.. Barbour 60 al:
against JOIN w Van Hook ct al, the under.y ned
bidder, On UBs 9Xy, the 9th day 70 Of oily, 4: D.
Il al she
claim and estate Of the parties to this cause n and
Ds BEING IL ssd a e
ginning for the said piece, parcel tract Of land a.
and street. as iaia down
me rs, , plat Of ssd uniSntown running thence
enty-6ve and half de- rees, east i've hundred and
thirty -four feet, to 3. Hof western line; thence
west eight hundred and sixty seven feet, more or
less, to the division lie between said UniontOwn
q; -S 81. IF S'1 nosh
and half degrees, west following three quarters Of
eighty o. .o0eh and
half degrees, east two hundred and three feet, to
tesn and half degrees, east two hundred snd'fft
feet, to point in line with the southern line ef
ssS sSe
east side Of said Pierce street, and thence north
ing nine and quarter acres Of land, more or less,
Of large sna
Terms Of sale: Onethird = cash; residue in three
per ahnum. until paid, from day Of sale, and to be
secured by the promssory notes Of the purchaser
tee, and 10 be lien the property sold. No deed
given until the whole purchase money and interest
shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars will be
required when the property Is sod or within TWEEN
y-four hours after sale The residue Of cash pay
sae otherwise the trustee will resell the pro
at the cost and risk Of the defauting purchaser or
purchasers, All conveyancing at the cost Of the
VIM. J. MILLER, Trustee.
je25-d&ds b. II. WARMER, Auct.
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TOMORROW.

GH LATINER a OLEARY
Arctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner fesnsyivsnia az ence and liih a,
Star o6roe Builsirs.
ATTRACTIVE SALE At OUR sALHSROON
a On SATURDAY MORNING, June AZ
VA 1ss4, in front Of our auction rooms, comuenc,
~ ing at 10 O'Clock, we shall have oar regular
tssle OF House hold Goods, &c.
Also,
Eleven Gases of Ehine Wine.
Several Barrels of Sherry,
Twenty i've Boxes Soap
-Four large Buggy Umbrellas.
And,
-Four heavy silver plated, extra double thick
French Plate-slass Side show cases.
And,
Tbree Planes.
Sale positive. LATIMER OLEkRY
ltIoIzt Auctionsers.
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RY b. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. northwest.
PUBLIC SALE OF vALUABLH BUILDING
LOT ON WEST SIDE OF SIH STREET, BE-
TWEEN n AND o STREETS.
N i Will sell at public auction, at 8 O'Clock, on
WEDN ESDAY, the I st day Of July, 1874, lot
~, square 40, fronting 10 feet by IS feet ~
inches deep.
Terms: $500 cash; balance 6, Il and Is months,
with interest. Conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
$50 dawn at sale. Title perfect.
je24-d J. T. COLDW ELL, Salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFrERNOoN,
HI GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucttopeer,.
II No. 1001, northwest corner 10Th ana ID SIS.


CEAEOEgY SALE or VERY DESIRABLE
faE e eiTf 6f 9T asFH Anp STREETS, is
- BY yirtue OF decree OF the surrems Cont ~
in equity cause No. 3.ee, the updersi gned trus,
tee, viii sell 4, pablo auction, in front OF the
premises, on FRIDAY, the 26th day Of Juae, iSi,
nine, q? )sixty fsur, - and sixty in
r. II ~ hev 3 recorded subdivision Of certain lots in
square numbered two hundred and four fSOs In the
cy OF eshinston, situated the west side Of Ixth
sat h. vest nssSeen and streets north, each
dwelling house, with back building.
On SATURDAY. the Va, day of June, 1874, At g
0cioek p m, lots tmbered two hundred and sixty
SIX. 80 two hnndrd and sixty seven, t3s7, two
hundred and sixty nine, 80 and two hundred And
seNeoty, tZ0D In Horace Bouehtnn and others sub.
oivislon OF certain lots in b. +. Giiberts subfi.
yslon OF square numbered six hurd bred ana seven.
unve, teel IN said city, situated street north,
three 81 said lots being each improved by q nes
orick dwelling house, with basement, two stories
ana Erer ca ROOF, and the other being Improved BY
q new orick DWELLING house, with basem emit, three
st9 9, aLd french roof. The above lots will be
Tern1 One-third Of the purchase money for each
r 70 easn ana the residue In equal iusisiUeuts at
o. r. and Is months, for which tue notes Of the pur-
ensser craving interest from the day Of at the
Is.e 9i eight per eenfum per annum, till paid, se
cured by . deed OF trust on the properly, will he
TAKEN AU depseit on each lot will be required AZ
the time Of SALE Ifterms Of sale are not compIied
VIII n ten days after sale the trustees reserve the
agsI 20 rese the property at the risk and cost Of
A s. wORTHINGToNJ
SAM'L X. BOND. Trustees
JAS. s. EDWARDS.
N2eofcs GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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10y LATIMER q CLEARY,
- Auctfoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvani avenue and 18th q ,
Star ONCE Buildings.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THBEE-STORY
BRIOK RESIDENCE ON % STREET. BE.
TWEEN p AND STREETS NORTHWEST,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-STORY
BRICK RESIDENCE ON % STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND i sTREErs NORTHWEST,
No. 40. AT AUCTION.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated the thir-
SH teenth f13h) day Of November, A. ID. 1871, to
=, Daniel 4. Eaton and myself, duly recorded in
uner Nc COL folio Isl, one Of rhe land records OF
washington county in the District of Columbia,
and at the reques. OF the party secured thereby,
will sell at public auction, IN front OF the premises
on "WEDNESDAY, July I, 1874, at o'clock .. NJ. /,
tne 1oilow1Dg described real estate, situate In the
city Of Washington, District of Columbia, to wit :
All That certain piece or par sel Of ground known
and described as Lot numbered sixteen ,(i6 In KID
oy su1dlvlslon OF Square numbered five hundred
and seyenty-one, (7l,) as laid down and recorded
OF Washington.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed By deed OF trust: Two
thousand $4,000 dollars cash, and the balance at
six. twelve, eighteen, twenty -four and thirty six
months for which the notes of the purchaser bear
ing interest from the day Of sale at the rate Of
per centpm per annUm, and secured By q deed of
trust on the property sold will be taken. deposit
OF 500 will be required OF the purchaser at the
time OF sale. All conyeyancing a. the expense of
the purchaser. II terms of sale not complied
with IN days after sale, the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and
OF the defaultng purchaser, after five days notice
fDgton, D. O. JAMES M. LATTA
Jel6-ddd5 Surviving Trustee.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
GEPOI OLA RIEKNAs9ERls QEEIcE- 4

WASHINGTON, ID. u NJ ay i, 1I4.
Sealed Proposals, In du plcate, with Q COPY of this
advertisement attached, are invited from respon-
steie parties until JUNE lH4, for furnishing
all the Corn, Oats, Hay, and Bye Straw required at
this DEPOT during the fiscal year commencing June
j, 1874, to be delivered in such quantities and at
such times and places a. may be directed BY the
Depot Quarternaster.
The qu antity required each month Is estimated at
600 pcrn1s OF Oats, 900 pounds Of Corn, to weigh
y and eS pounds to the bushel; 50 90 pounds Of
Hay, known a. prime Timothy and 20 SOC pounds Of
Bye Straw, all 10 be Of the drst-class mercantile
quality, net weights. Hach bid must be accom- pa
MED bT written guarantee, signed By the bidder
bidders, and petent surety certi ID to be such
termasteris Department, to the effect that In the
event OF the accep.anc Of such bid at any time
within ten (l0 days after date Of opening bids the
necessary contract will be entered into, and that In
case the SAID party or parties offering shall fail to
enter int contract as aforesaid he they guaran-
ofer and the next lowest bid.
Proposals should be marked proposals for For
age" and addressed to the undersigned. Bidders
are invited to be present at the opening. Full in.
formation furnished on application TO this Office.
VIM. MYERS, Depot q usrterm aster,
Jea-6. Breyet Brig. General, q. 8. Army.
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctfoueers.
- Ne. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID street,

- Nc. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
RXTEEsIyE SALE OF SOLID WALNUT
PARLoh AND CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
LADY DECLINING HOUsEK EEPING, No
gI9 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUC-
R On MONDAY, Jupe 90, 1874, comm ncins
" at 10 O'Clock a m we shall sell the follow.
~ ipe c,nettion OF superior Furniture, all in
Yexce!lent condition and but little used The
attention OF housekeepers and others in
search u mrs class turnisure is respectfully cslIsf
20 tbs sale as It presents Unusual facilities for
curing fashionable and weii-made Cabinet work
Sppsistins In part
handsome Divans, upholstered in blue rem,
Elepsc4 Pillows to match,
Tab4seeption Chairs, Fine Walnut Center
Walnut Mary hatno 9,
Superior ChrosEep Hat Tree,
Folding Chairs, IA 1ss, covered with Billiard Cloth
w'lnps r rs.s in green and
Walnut Work Tables.
three 90 handsome Marble.topc
HsE oo's hSSts Ta ssT'
WaiEut Extension Table,
Grover q Baker Sewing Machine, nearly
Twelve tl2l Walnut Dining Room Chairs,
Mahogany Sdsboard,
Gilt and Walnut Frame Mirrors,
Painted Cottage Furniture,
Lace Curtains and Cornice,
Mantel Ornaments, Drugget,
Painted Bedstehds, Bureaus, and WAshstands,
Handsome Brussels, Ingram, and other Carpets.
Springs,
Feather Pillows, Brussels and other Stair Carpets
Mating. Oil Cloth, Stair Rods, Window Curtains,
China, Glass, and Crockery Ware,
Terms CASH Sin''''' N'' GREEN q WILLIAMS,
je2Sd IRep1 Auctioneers.
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Ny OUNOAEsON BROS, Auctioneers,
II Corner 9Th and streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EeTATE, SITUATED ON STREET
kkhhppM M A. 18TH AND 18th STkEkTS
- Under and by virtue Of q deed of trust bear.
IN Ing date on the Soth day OF January, A D. 1874 ,
and duly recorded In hber 740, folio 81, and BIZ
Hsscton OF the party thereby secured, the under.
at - trustee, will oifer for sale on the premises
June, = eucIion, on sATU RDAY the 2fth day OF
thirty two, bdivision Of square one hundred and
house, No. Sfaimproyed By good and substantial
proving section MD 10 situatca in a rapidly i'm
subject to deed 81 ss CITY Til: property Is sold
Terms Of sale: $500 . sSf ~ ~, IN
which the notes Of the possss and four years, for
6esdfing interest at six per w sna es tsssn
time OF sale. III the terms Of sale SxG down at the
with In I'VE days from day Of sale, the compiled
the right to resell at the risk cost of Ns seryes
ing purchaser. Conveyancing and recording = <alt-
EDWHRD @. CARRIHeroN, in. rrust.e,
Jez5 DUNOANS0H BROS, Aucts,
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BRINsTosE AND DEArH-Mrs Au,rirbt
residing in Frankford, 23d ward. yes,erdsy
morning. went down stairs, and left her infant
son, Willie, aged two years sleeping IN bed.
After che had been In the lower portion of the
house Tor some time her attention was sttra ~ted
70 the infants bedroom by the screams OF the
enid. With true motheriy instinct she rushed
Immediately TO her child, and upon arriving Al
the bedroom found Niilies clothing on DIRE.
She attempted 20 eStinguish the flames and in
80 DONG Was seriously bur ned herself It seems
the little fellow awoke, and finding some
them, when one ignited and caused the results
As above stated. The injured parties were re-
moved TO the Jewish hospital, Olney, near bv.
Mhere medlcsl assistance was rendered by
Doctore felleDstein and Simonsohn. Willie
DIED at nve O'Clock yesterday afternoon. while
the condition OF the mother il suah that her
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TrY LATIMER q CLEARY,
- Auotioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th n
Star ONCE Building.
TRUSTkES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 81 STREET, BETWEEN a
AND STREETS. SGJrTHEA -

PkVPERTY ON 3D STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS, SOUTHEAST.
"a Under ana by virtue of GER ain deed of trust
- bearing date the 9th day of May, A. ID. 1872,
2ard duly recorded in the laad records of the
District Of Columbia, In Liber No $50, at folio 3s9
and at request Of the party thereby secured we
will sell On TUESDAY, July 7th, 1874, at 8 O'Clock
p m In front Of the premises, the sorth part Of
LOT In square 7S3, having afron of Is feet inches
on I'd street east, and running back with that width
he entire depth Of said lot, together with the
provements thereon, consisting OF q neat tWo-story
ard ack- building Dwelling. house.
Terms: Cpe-tbird cash; balance at 8, IL and Is
p'onths, end secured by deed Of trust, with notes
bt airing interest. Conveys ucing at purchaser g
cost. SlO0 down ct time Of sale. II the terms of
sale are not complied with in i've days trustees
defaulting purchaser upon five days. notice in some
newspaper published IN the city Of Washington
ATrear to May the 18th, 1874, S2,O6a a.: amount
required to settle in full, d. lSs. s..
J TRIR 3: vi xDs sS9Esls'} Trustees.
iel9d LATIMER 4 OLEARY, Aucts
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EXR0uT0RS, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
GfoassGF6WE,H AZ Au ST aSr STREET.
a On SATURDAY., the 9th day Of June, at s
sell At public auction, that p very ds.irsSIs
Dwelling House and Lot formerly occupied by Mrs.
Timothy O'Donnoghee, situated the south eide
Of LIST street and directly opposite the Catholic
Church The lot is lS feet front by q depth of 40
a very desirable residence
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with Interest at eight per
cent. per annum, secured by deed of trust on the
PROPERTY; Conveysncing at the COST of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of SlC0 will be required es soon
as the property is struck off. If the terms Of the
sale are not complied with within 5dsy from day
OF SALE the executors the right to resell the
property ar the risk and cost Of the defauting
chaser. SARAH o,DONN0GHQE.l Erecntor.
PETER O'DONNOGHUE.( nAecutofs.
ia ec2t THOS DOWLIN0 Auct
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nEPOT QUAKrERMAsTER's OFFICE,

II WASHINGTON, u. O., June L., 1874.
The BIDS which were received on the following
advertisement being considered too high, are re-
gected, aud the advertisement is therefore repub.
hshed, with notice that bids will he received until
IL O'Clock bl- TUESDAY, June 50, 1874, for sup
VIM MYERS,
Depot QnaItermaster, Breyet Brlgad General,
United States Army.
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~ 0OLDBIR0, No. 093 d strsst northwest
W. pays % par cent. more for ell kinds Of Wear
ing Apparel than any dealer In the city. Orders By
mail lromytly attended TO. Ladies waited On By
Nm. 00LpDERe. uy6 In
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IHE LATEST NITRo-GLYCsRrNE STORY
one James Mccormack and = young woman
named Ellen RYAN, while passing on Sunday
night along 81 Paul avenue, Jersey City, saw
esnining substance in the road. Mccormack
PICKED Il mp, and having examined one slde of
~, tossed IL slightly and let IL fail upon his hand
AZ oroer TO examine the other SIDE. As IL fell
upon his hand IL exploded with loud report,
snattering the hand and cutting and burning
,ne giri IN terrible way upon the face aud
breast. Ihe article s supposed 70 have been .
piece OF glycerine, left by laborers who lad
peen blasting near the spot. IL was found me-
cessary TO amputste McCormsck's hand.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
IUAa BOYLE. FRANK BARNUM.
JUAN BOYLE & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS',

FOB sALE-A handsome HOUSE on / street,
No 9l5; new large double HOUSE, corner 2lst
HOUSE No. 326 ID street east, for sale or rent,
furnished or unfarpished. A COTTAGE Ia vii.
lardb Row; price. "a 100. Several small HOUSES,
from $500 to $4,000; small cash payments. We
have several very nne IARMs, improved and I'M.
improved, on different railroads running from the
city, for sale q low figures or excnsnge for city
property: 10000 feet Of GROUND In various Dor.
ons OF the city for sale ct low on easy terms
or will exchange for productive improved property
a furnished House for rent at Gin Der montha1S-1
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OF clothes IN nmond man wishing 10 send a suit
cost SIS nv e2sasana, and finding that Il would
an expense on - forwarded them by mail st
~At the recent
ST. Louis, DR. Howe, 49, reform congress i'm
said: sour boys don't fSs ~ wIio reform farm.
would" eend them they
& The most appropriate thin,,
cisco paper could ind TO say UPON nsss Fran
OF the magnificent generosity of anSeiect
died.
ga New Orleans young woman, who vrit.s
pieces Tor the paper. says that Occasionally \
woman meets a man 20 whom che says: sson The
barren shores OF Time, %, my souls kinsman,
have found in thee my Pearl Of Crest Price,
and there is nothing more precious out OF
heayen" The young man does not grow in the
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AMERICAN SCIENCE IN THE Holy LAM
FROM the Holy Land comes news, under date
OF Jerusalem, May p, announcing satisfactory
progress on the part Of the members OF the
american Oriental Typographical corps. The
expedition was al Jsfa, all well, after the per
romance of their desert journey. They were
about 10 start north. This II as il should be- the
ehlldren OF the youngest of the great free ma
Nssnns cf the world returning the rays Of the
essse OF civilization 10 the sons OF the hoary
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v0naReoo 0RAyhB8.
g. ssssz q IHS'. ~. =! 2 s 81. ,.,,,,
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HOTELS.

w ON TIN 1UROP1AH PLAN.
Corner Of Irving Place and 18th Street,
NEW YORK.
Only one block from Union Square, tho mo0e Gen.
Es yse 9pist location n the city, n the immediate
leading retail stores, he's been enlarged and I'm.
proved the Dast season By th0 adAitoo q NV roo0G
and passenger elevator.
febl-ly OAAo. b. yuRBUs rfoDT1eeoe.
uYSONW HO4Rk,
No. TOO UTBu1,
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Rf GRk.N 8 WILLTAMs, AucfIopee-s-
~ he. 1907, northwest corner loth sni N an

AnnMIslsTRATORs SALE AT AUCTION OF
n STOCK IN TRADE, FIXrURES MA
CHtSLhI AND Tolls or THE CANE AND
EMShkLLA ksTABLIsHNENT OF Tile
AUCTION RoONs oSA
On TUESDAY NEXT, June so, commencing
k5.Si OF lou O'CLOCK p. m, shall sells, within ,rr
an.ton room ., portion OF the pe-s "a Al estate
OF Ihe late Charles q. Pearce, oonsis;in g Of
me stock of Umbrellas aud Canes:
No. Turning Lathe and com plete Set of Toois.
Ivory ano Bone Dane and Umbrella andes;
Cane and Umbrella Racks;
And all the appliances OF a frst-elass o.,a A..
Umbrella store. SN
Terms cash.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, Administrator
Jt2o-d&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS Aucts