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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-31
THE INDIAN WAR.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Col j. W. David
son, Of the 10th cavalry. commanding at
Fort Sill, Indian Territory, reports that on
the evening OF July 18th inst, the Indians
attacked Evans Wood camp, about eleven
miles from the fort Lieutenant Smithers, of
the 10th Cavalry, with body of troops, was
sent to the camp and succeeded in recovering
tifty-two head of cattle, which had been run
oft by the Indians.
The body of one man was found scalped
aud filled with arrows; the Indians made good
their escape. Col. Davidson says he is guard
ing too long line from the Red River to the
Cheyenne Agency, and will have to break up
Camp Augur temporarily. Lieut.. Maxon has
orders TO move down to the Wichita Agency
as soon as troops arrive from tue Department
of the Missouri.
II he had more cavalry he could make it
hot for these redskins by operating from Fort
Sill. The wildcat stories are iu circulation
about the combined forces Of Kiowas, Co
manches and Cheyennes moving to attack
Fort Sill, but Col Davidson expresses the be-
lief that every man at the fort would be glad
if they would make the attack.
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ROME.

ROME, July '0.-To-day's edition Of Opie-
ioore asser that negotiations are in progress
which have in view the sending by maritime
powers of squadron to the Spanish coast,
after the example of Germany. 1t is under
stood that this step, if taken, is not to involve
u question Of Intervention.
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BELFAST, July 80. There is serious strike
of the operatives Of the fax mills at this
place The striking work people are making
threatening demonstrations tonight. Crowds
of them are parading the streets. and have
attacked several bakeries. The magistrates
have asked for four hundred additional police
men,
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BRUSSELS July 30.-It is understood that a
majority Of the delegates to the International
Congress favor the exclusion of all points re-
lating to naval warfare, and strict adherence to
matters strictly connected with the ameliora-
ton of human suffering in time Of war.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-12
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1a4-5 p NJ.
FROM WAaHINcror Crrv


san .. m, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
-, "a; "A a. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and
$40 .: m, PittsDurg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
apd the West; Rockville, Frederick, staunton,
snd all Stations on the Washington County and
Valley Branches. Pullman Cars. Dinner at Cum
oertGnd. Supper at Grafton.
SAG ., m New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
si5s. m, Point Of Rocks and all Way Stations
s;3 .. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way
1880 q. M, Baltimore and Relay only.
loo m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and all Way
i:io D. M. New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk
$50 p. m, Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hagerstown, Winchester and all intermediate Way
Stations west Of Relay.
ass p. m, Baltimore Frederick and all Way
100 p. n., Point of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town. Winchester and all Way Stations.
6:lsp. M, Baltimore, Annapolis, and all Way
SO .. NJ, Phiiadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
S:S D. m, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, st.
Louis Golumous sandgsky: Wheeling, and the
700 D. m. baltimore and Relay. ... -.
1880 p, M, Baltimore and all Way Stations.
s:5 Pittsbprg Express. Pullman cars.
1880 p. M, Balsmgre and Al Way Stations.
500 and $40 q, m, iiO, bI5, 500 s:E5, and 1880
XII Trains Stop o. vIaduct Hotel, Relay House Sta
end Ohio Tlckst 6fices' %ss3 n Station, and
~ fennsylYania avenue where orders will be taken
for be checked and received at any point
Z. n COLE, general Ticket Agent. d.
THOS, Z. sharp, Master Of Transportation.
GEO. Q. KOONTE, General Agent. sD21
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gatiaual gepnbIifau
LAXATIYES

A very interesting letter from Saratoga appears
10 the New York Commercial Advertissr. from
which Il appears that tho old contest between
the proprietors OF IMMORAL springs 10 be revived
The Hathorn spring is owned by the o ember OF
Congress from the Saratoga district, whois also
the proprietor Of Congress Hail. the popular hotel
OF Saratoga The spring bearing his name is
situated in the OF the hotel and IL one Of the
curiosities Of the place. The correspondents says :
however cowardly It may seem to confess IL,
entSr upon the hoteland-mineral-Water part Of
my letter with fear and dread Of the dIrefuI con-
ssS Only reporter can truly appreciate
tne usheaey ~ my position. / know the deter
n niloo enAraeter Of Saratoga hotel proprietora
their uneontrollable temper. their beIIIcosIty of
5oTtsr ont nto tS Ss prone they arc % kick re-
pretexr IN how trembls when think Of the
big boots they wear and the sharp pointed toes.
It. remember wildly how cslsbrated reportsr
was taken BY The eollar-a paper collar Il was
and kick across the street sSor writing that ne
parted his hair In the middle and wore Second
hand dress e9at, which he bouGhflo Of Chat
ham street JtC for s2-so.J sfhs rivalry in
men, 70 wit, the Hon. II. H. Hsthorn, ID. q,
owner Of the Hathorn spring, and Col. johnson,
Of the Congress spring. Mr.. Hathorn Is also one
has All the newspaper battles he can attend to.
Ooi Johnson is the greatest faVortts In Saratoga,
ana me only time he Was ever known to loss his
.empsr was when the correspondent Of the Mon
lana Ned, Waite snd Blue, wrote that Congress
wafer contained i've parts Of Holland gin, two
RscS, Of Jamaiea rum one part Of Hslmbold's
lnz syrup. This was o-much for the gallant
colonel, and the correspondent OF the Rad Waite
snS 1ias mas been heard Of no more. The Colo
mel, when pressed for information Is TO his fate,
graEsly asserts that he gave him : half glass az
hsthorn water, and that the undertaker took
the water Aforesaid reached the Montana scribs'1
stomach" =
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RAILROADS.

n
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ ,,,o THROUGH LINE
NEW YoRK,.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN F WAsH1Neros AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
ggTTTMHN PkkL6 6ISt o1R Rsi OF DAY TRAINS.
foILAAN rS Nis2F T sRhAEfSNssiNs-oARs On
rS0nn and after SUNDAY, May 81, 1874, Three
New YORK md HWst asshngton Th ron Line Isavins
from and arriving at The Dep OF OF the Baitimo e
and 5 rsets, as follows;
m. dlIly, except sunday.
Leave West Philadelphia
j p. Arrive riH i New 1 York $40 n. m.
The above train iscom-
posed entirely of Pullman
Parlor Cars.
Express. $50 p. M. for Philadelphia
Night EIpress......... Leave TSssingtoS s:Os p.
Leave Baitimore io.45 D. m.
L Leave West Philadelphia
..-.. Arrive New York s:OOa. m.
TRAINS RETURNING.
Philadeiphia Express. Arrives daily sxcept Sun
Limited Leave New York $50 a. m.
Arrive Washington 4:Os
Night Express. Leave New York IS p M
Arrive Washington 6:lS q.
Connections are made in New U1 York with steamers
on sound, New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads. New York Central ana Hudson River
r TAI Erie Railway and steamers on Hudson
Fare as low by any other route - -z-sa
baggage called for AND CT ecked At hotels and pri-
vate residences on orders left at the following
onlces, where tickets and Information can be OBJ
TUNED; Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and
fehhs5lVnnia AVenue; northeast corner Of sixth
street and PennsylyEntA avenue, Passengers Sta
tion BALTIMORE and Potomac Railroad, corner Of
sixth and streets. ED. 8. YOUNG,
e2-r Genera I Passenger Agent.
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DYE. H. WARNER.
IL Real Estate Broker and An

RYB. H. WARMER. !,
Rsai Estate BESLe ss and hpcsiSp
shE5 SB 6 fH hnAE
oE E,,s SAMUEL II, PLAfT, Deceased, AT
Under aud By virtue OF decree of the Supreme
Court Of The District Of Columbia, passed on the
r. Pistt L complainant and Moses s. Plat and and
to ell
the said decree did on the 18th and nth days Of
real estate situate IN the city Of Eton, D. C.,
pufe ed f1S 70 S0np Ra Win s
SAID sails Now, therefore, IN sccor1ance With said
es Il RSsc SsiS
s 2 IA. Al ih fbs fhss r.
and 70 the west half part Of lot !, in square 5s,
and Four streets southwest, by a depth
z feet inches. and Improved By two-siory frame
SHE as aforesaid lot MS s aiso
s ss@af and 6efs Tfnts
depth Of u feet; and lott ofths same uLdrision
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets northwest,
castor md SG,9inrs the Prsssyterisn church:
amended decree the said trustee win see at public
Broier dders eorn
of Seventh and + streets northwest, on SATCR-
h. aa Samuel is. az t had 2.
the time of his death in and the following lots
and parcels of groubd, viz: Lot o, in square ~;
saS,iot in sa1ars sS part q lot IN square 80
depth part Of lot IL in 49, being the north
% feet front by the depth oflot; sub-lot e square
u; part of lot II, In square 80. being the orth 50
feet by depth Of lot: sublot ~, in square SIS; part
Of lot 2, in square SO. having front of feet
inches on street south ne Il I'D dining the WESTERN
$751; lot IL in SQUIRE 64o lots SsnGs, sauars Sis7
and lots 3. 4, 5 o, IL, in square lva7. =
The terms Of sale prescribed by the cecree are as
FOLLOWS: One third Of the purchase money to be
SIX. twelve apdelghteen months, TO be Secured by
tne notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest from
the DAY of sale. The properly will be conveyed by
the trustee TO the purchaser upon the payment OF
the whole OF the purchase money, and said pur-
chaser Will have tie option ofpaying the whole OF
said purcha se money in cash upon the ratification
OF the sale by the court If the sale are not
complied with within ave days from the day OF sale
the trustee the risto resell the property
on such public notice As he may deem best for the
purchaser or purchasers. A deposit of $40 will be
required upon each lot when the same has been
struck OF: and the expense OF all conveyancing
must be defrayed by The P S1IS "a ~
my2-FMW&ds j. 7. C0LDw ELL, Salesman.
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gik5 ii MA r :. WHITE. ! Trustees.
my2s-Tu, II, s&ds z. J. SWEET, .Auet.

yes-lufoGus =. ~. oN EEks Au0tlOneer.
DYB. H. WARNER. y
ID Real Estate Broker andrA uctioneer.
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ALEI, R. sHKPHEKD 4 Co., SO Pa: av., bet. 81
and 10th SITS. Constantly on hand very largl
stock ofeverythIng 1ppertAining to the Plumbing
and Gas Fitting business; Trade Supplies
wholesale and retail; Chandeliers, Read!nl
Lights, Br1eketI and Slate Mantels, in large as
Bortment and Of the newest patterns; also, hand
some Crystal Chandeliers and Clocks. Al use
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY


4 NHOIOE NEW ST 4LES Of SIATlONE Eli L.
The vis-s-vis, Court Papstsrie, containing tive
quires OF paper and two packs Of envelopes.
Papeteries Of Prizes, Rep and Wove paper, as
sorted tiMts. containing I'VE 9uires Of paper, and
to go 10 the country for the summer. Also, plain
and cheap stationery. All the new hooks for sum-
mer readings at WIN. BAL -
NEW 30 0Ks.
At her Mercy: A novel BY James Payne, author
OF Woman's Ven geance, &c. ~
Mark Twsinss Sketches, Mol. Price q cents.
CHATS with Young Women. By Dlo Lewis.
Works Of Elizabeth d. sewell; 10 volumes, bound
In cloth; yolumss sold separAte.
Egyptian sketch Book. BY Chas. 6. Leland.
sler schooimaster, End Of the World, 6o.-'-1r
e'''A - BioGRiPHIcAL WORKS.
Memoirs Of John Quincy Adams. Edited BY Chas.
Francis Adams; vol. l. -
Lives Of the Chief justices Of England. ByLord
Lives Or The Lord Chancelors of England. ~ Lord
Lie o9 John yS 81 Barn.veld advocate OF Holland
BY John Lathrop Motley, Ii. d. 49,
full line Of stationery feyery description, con-
ssting OF French, English and American whiting
papers, tissue and drawing papers, inks and ink
stands pens, penholders and pencils rubber gold
tip and plain,) pocket-eooks school and counting
weekly and monthly, memor1nqlm tan!ssS &C.,
IS Booksellers and Statioasrs. as Pepn.Ave.
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PY b. H. WARNER. ..
\ Real Estate Broker and Auctfoneer,
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and = ts.N.W.
TRUSTEE's SALE OF A FIRsr-CLAss RESI-
plESNSSC,lE1, ON SOUTH A STREET, BETWEEN

ID. l2 duly recorded In Liber No. 81, folio $50 Ell
sea one Of the land records for the District OF Co
lumola, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby viii sell In front Of the premises At pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY. June II, 1874, At
O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece parcel flRnd
situate and being In the city OF washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia and known and distinS uished on
the ground plat plan Of said city lot numbered
ninstsen (Isl In Grants recorded subdivision OF
squsre nambered seven hundred sad sixty, r7an, }
fronting twenty (2Ol feet seven % inches on South
street. with depth OF one hundred and ten lllc)
Rect to twenty (0) foot alley, together with the
improvements consisting Of thIee-story pressed
ments, &c. ~ =. III
Terms: sOne-third cash; balance at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months. for which the notes Of
the purchaser, bearing interest from the day
of sale. and. secured by . decd OF trust on
the property sold, Will be taken. deposit OF two
hundred dollars will be required at time ofsae Ali
eonveYsncing at the expense OF the purchaser. II
terms Of sale are not compiled with In seven days,
the trustee reserves the right 70 resell the prop
erty, at the risk and cost OF the defaulting pur-
chaser, after i've days advertisement in one
or more newspapers pu bished In Washing ton city,
u. C. ENOCH TOTTEN, Trustee.
81 THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, June ls, 1874, same hour and
place. ENOCH TOTTEN. Trustee.
j. 7. COLDWELL, I.
AlA
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R4LT1MoRE & POTOMAC R.R.

RALTlMORE POTOMAC R. Z.
IL DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS N. W.
On and after May 81 1874, trains will leave Wash
ington as follows, Washington time:
5:SS 9. m, Northern Express, daily.
.: m, Baltimore Accommodation. daily.
East, daily, e3cept Sunday.
lI:S a. n. Fasl Line for the West and North,
$40 p; M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
SOD ,. N, For Pitssburg and the West, daily.
$50 p. IN, Philadelphia Express, daily, except
sos >; m, For Philadelphia. New York, and BOs-
ton. daily.
S:Ss p. m, Accommodation, daily, except Sun
Trains for POPE CREEK LINE leave at a. m.
on Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday, only, and $40
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Buffalo is run on
the tram leaving at
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg is run
on the train leaving at 5:5) p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicago is run on
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to ElmIra is run on
the train leaving at $3.50 p. IN.
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
ofioes OF the company.
baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences on orders left at the Offices OF the
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and on the northeast corner
Depot BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
ED. 3. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
EDMUND L. QUARRY,
je2 superintendent, Washington, D. c.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auction,rs.
y No. I00l, northwest corner Tenth and d SITS. :

- NJ. inolt uoILu"esL coEuer IcuLn kuo " SIS.
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF SILK BRocArELLE
PAfSRLok SUITE WALNUT MAEBLE-TOP
BOARDS. wARDaoBEs AND B3oK cSsfs.
TURKISH AND oTHER CHAlRS, PARLOR
MATTaEs5ts EIi ESaEETINSEIa SSSSEE9 EAR
ING CHAIRS, THREAD LACE CTRfIiNs,
OS SATURDAY, the i3lh instant, eornrnencing ut
rooms, tbs Following superior coiiestio1 Of FSsni
One handsome Rosewood Frame Parior Suite. In
Silk Broeatslle, made BY Messrs. Remwick q
ons One Sapgisou PsrIor Suite. upholstered In
Elegant Black Walnut Dressing Case Suites, with
Handsome Black Walnut sideboards, with Tonnes
and White Msrbie-tops.
One handsome Black Walnut Etegere, with French
One elegant French Plate Hat Tree, cost $500.
Fin. Walnut Secretary and Book Case.
Turkish Chairs, upholstered in different color Reps
Elegant walnut WIdroses.
One very handsome Ladies' Book Case and Score
One Wa nut Han Suite.
Ws.nnt Librsry Tables.
Two UniVers Al Chairs In Rep.
Declining Chairs In Rep. -.
Several Foldlng Chairs In fancy Reps.
walnut and OAK ptning Chairs aud Lounges.
Bed Spreads and Feather Pillows.
Thread Lace 0urtaIus.
Psrlor Essels and Desks;
kf0t az secondhand Furniture. Carpets, Mat
tngs &C., &C., viii be sold in front OF the auction
: me above named ane collection Of Furnitureswsal
positively be sold, without reserve to which
s. Is. the .''e9Se & Williams
Z Jell-St lstarl Auctioneers.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
IA. BAKER. ses es $40 La ave., bet, Sth 10th sts
ARCHITECTS.
HENRY R. SEARLE. no Z ST.. op. P. o. Dept.
CHAs. T. DAVIS Co. slS Tth ST., op. Patent once
ALE DEPOTS.
sAN'L c. PALMER Masser's PhIla. Ale, Geo'tUn.
ATTORNEYs-AT.IAw
EpwiEp G fSGERsoII, 81 La ave-, %. CITY Hall
SKoRGE LIABLE, JR., ass Louisiana avenue
SoET ,: MUMMY. Sla ~ street northwest.
e.: YoosHEEs, 81 s., OPP, nS,t ofhs sss
144 street; 6 PEI; OF PATENT Once
J.T.K.PLANT. 7es street; J.P,. Notary, q Com.
BAKERIES. ..-.--
G:a.L1HS, NstiPie BIRD BIZ, 70 E; Capitol St;
VN.MAcwILLIANss.;NS ,, York HomsiMade Bread
BANKS AND BANKERS.
S.A. SoUJER Co., BANKERS, No. 1915 Pa. ave-.
PaysIer mt, on all Deposits. Pay Of AIRY
&Iees Co. Executive ave-, cor. 18th st. --..
GEEMkN INERIcAN s4y1Nes BANK, 50: s sISTta
sI'm, 70 4p; m: Saturdays, open ffOm 4 70 sp'
EsIED aGI SssOs siy G AND TRUST oexEANI
B-pkRE aOTss M Pa H Sepos SRP u as
sums Ofsi and Upward Sr frOm issof each month
R sand isTn sd & @ 70 onlS m nom
VrIs BIGELow, eos 7th st., opposite fA'sn' oSi'e'
TrEco-R1ssILx BATHS. eos E street. nearsth.
BELL-HANGERs, &c.
r. FRKD. FIscHER, Gle 5th ST. bet. and U.
BILL POSTERS, &C.
Z. MoxLEY. COS Seth ", the only one In Oily.
BLBACHERS.
A.TWHITING, straw h 4 and b't oleacner,
BOOK RINDERIES.
Nm. II. EALLEY, s. W. cor. 9Th and SITS.
= BOOKSTORES. ..-.- ...
RHiLP L SoLoMoEs' Metropolitan Bookstore, 81
Pa, ave-, bet eth and 10th sts- Constantly on
hand the newest and most fashionable styles OF
plain and fancy stationery. Gard plates, Al
home, " and wedding Invitations engraved In
the highest style ofthe art. AL the new publ |
catlShs received soon as issued. d.
WAFRTN S'HoATE & Co., drst-class Book and
Stationery Store. s4l :Penna. avenue. cor lcth 81
y. A BRoSNAN, Catholic, SO g ST.. bet sth Otn.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN d WILLIAMs. Auets..
LIMO. iooi Northwest Corner Tenth and D streets

DINO. ioci Northwest Corner Tenth and D streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL,
ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BY virtue OF . deed of trust to me. dated the I'd
day Of November. 1853. and recorded in LIber sol
folio 80, one OF the land records for Washington
county. District Of Columbia, shall offer at public
auction. In front Of the premises, on TUES
DAY, the I'D day o. June, 1874. at $50 O'Clock.
p m, part Of Lot No. 4. in square So, having
front Of II feet inches running back to depth or
u feet; The above real estate nonts on L street
north, between North Capitol street and New Jer-
Ssy syenue, and Is improved oyA two-story Frame
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six,
nine, twelve, eighteen and twenty-four months,
LOT notes bearing interest," and secured BY deed Of
trust on the premises. Al conveyanclng and
stamps at purchaser's cost. One hundred dollars
70 De raid down at the time Of sale. II terms OF
sale are not complied with within ten days nom
ante OF sale, the the right TO resell
me same at the risk and cost Of the defSuitng
paper published In the city OF Washing ton.
RICHARD j. BEALL, Trustee.
t.,,sss GREEN WILLIAMS.
geI--oaos Auctloneers.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
nrnREDERIGKSBuRGR AlLWAY..
DhPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS.
vca trains for Alexandria leave As follows 6:S3
~ q. m, H. 4, $780, p. m. and a. IN. and
p m TO Alexandra daily; ali others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandria as follows: 6, rs
9 10 and II O. m. 3 4 s, 6 and D. M; q. m. and
sP; N. rom Alexandria daily; all other trains
Trains married thus connect with trains on
Washing ton and Ohio railroad.
Richmond Express leaves Washington at 500 p.
N, daily. except SUNDAY. -,,.,..-s,
leaves Washington Mss p. M, dAalFrsxeept Sna.-
Through tickets to ali points South and Southwest
for sale At the office corner sixth and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania avenue
where passen gers can leave orders for baggage TO
be checked at all hotels and residences through to
Destination. y. s. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent.
Z. L. DUBARBY, Superintendent. mh7-ti
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pr H. c0LMAN q co., Aactioneers.

bssrins date on the 1.h dsv Of APRIL ssS and re.
corded IN Liber No; 7tS folio go, Of the land
tIon Of the holder OF the promissory note secured
thereby, will offer for sale at public auction on
room. on SATURDAY MORNING next. at 10
personal property for can: . Looking Giasses,
1sideboard, Extension Table, dog: GsIs-seat
Chairs, Wood-seat Chairs, I Bagatelle Table,
Kitchen Utensils, I Bar Range with fixtures,
ging 70 Bar, al bar fixtures, Silver
% yards OF oilcloth, 20 yards Of Mating, Cur
tains 30 yards OF Cocoa Mating Side Tablet dog:
Napkins. Table Cloths and Crockery, Stove and
Heating Fixtures for lunch counter, doz. Glasses
Dining Table, 4Csstors, Cigar Case, Desk,
Screen. HENRY LYMAN, Trustee.
II. CoLMAN q CO.,
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MEDICAL.


paraileed specific Is ompounded IN nsture,s
laboratory, and from It's magic power and unprece-
dented achievements the most eminent men n this
nation have, amer thorough and severe test pro-
nounced q the only soveretgr Remedy fSr BTtgh.'s
Liver Affections; also Dropsy, &c., &C.. To the
minds OF many our claims msy seem preposteroust %
ionF and still continues 20 bae medical science We
ask but test. DO not slloE your skepticism 70 Be
oertsfnly DO you any injury. Therefore avail your
he most pleasant and efcient curative agent
sof ~ Il CHARLES sf0TT CO. IS Drug store,
No. so Pehnsyly.niA syenue; Beware Of sgSrioqs
CO.. and all druggists. u..h.sds aavo...l - 2
seHe'0r cireaisis RICHARD DUNBAR,
Director and General NJ anager, Bethesdasprlngs
WARRINGTON, 2. c., DeeeuiberSi oec1l-y
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ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
5i1 Seventh St. OPP. United States Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY on THE WEST SIDE OF TENTH
1rREEr; BETWEEN N AND u STREETS
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the undersigned,
dated May rs, 1dA and duly recorded In Liber No,
~ folio los one Of the Land Records for the Dis
trict Of Columbia and By the request Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
FRONT OF the premises, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY, the 22d day of June, A. d. iS7S, 1t 9
situate and lying in the city OF gton in said
District, known and described on the plat or plan
Of said city as lots numbered twsnty-six, twenty
hundred and fftythree ts53,) according to the orl
gnal subdivision OF said square, together with the
improvements thereon.
twelve and eighteen months, fer which the notes
Of the purchaser, Tearing interest at the rate Of
eight % per cent. per annui. and secured by q
desd Of trust upon the prop ,rty, shall be given;
deposit Of 800 TO be gived when The PROPERTY Ia
II the terms Of sale are not complied with within
seven days after the sale, the trustee rereserTes
the right to resell ths property a. the risk and cost
Of the defauting purchaser after fye days adver-
tisement.
JAMES ". 81, CLAIR, Trustee.
jee-MWF&ds Il. j. SWEET. Auctioneer.
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