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PIANOS, &c.

A SPLENDID STOCK OF THE WORLD-RE.
"A NOMNED kNABE PIANOS-Parlor-
Grand, Square. Grand, Square and Upright NIX
Pianos; VIM. McCammon's celebrated Pi-tykVl
amos, 7-Octayes full toned. Pianos from other well
known factories, which will also sell aud rent on
the most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly
attended to. Mrs. q. REICHENBACH, 423 18th
street, a few doors above Pa. ave. mayl9-ly
HnECKER BIO. -" PIANOS ARE THE BEST
IL made in the country. They take THO
lead of oil first class instruments, being IN N.Y.
rivaled in beauty Of tone and perfection oftsINV
mechanism in every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
q. KUHN, Sole Agent,
$50 New York avenue, Washington, ID. q.
Pianos regulated, tuned, exchanged and for rent
usylQ-tr
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NO HUMBUG.-L. BICE will pay . fair cash
price for spy hsS q Lsdie: 9fsSts' aTs CHG
SHOES, "a, e23 TIN street, between r and O
socth. HoSs b. Esl promptly attended TO, Dy.-I
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A lERICAN LINE.
MAIL STE4MSHIFS. SczS
ONLY LINE CARRYING THEH&E8A
AMERICAN FLAG. 0sBA
Sailing every THU RSDAY from Philadelphia loy
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN. INTERMEDIATES snd STEERxG6
ACCOMMOBATIOES UNSURPASSED
-s;es as low a. by another fTst-class Line
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General ASents
PHILADELPHIA
II. D. COOKE, il. q 90, Bankers, Agents.
snzS IL 1929 Z street, Washln4tCn.
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COHEES LOAN OFFICE, C0-su q ia s.,s
~ and NrO fork keesse, entrance on New ~
York sve2ue The most private Loan OfceA
II the city Money loaned q the lowest rsteO -
Of ip.sFett on Gold aid Silver Wetchss, DismcDas;
Geltls.nsgs Cic:hiRa, CeEgets; I'D ell srtisle, %
yslres eocA-H
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Ee-The only prisoner ,n The iail OF Nuba
county, California, got lonesome AMI quit
g." An old Roman ampi.-theatre has f-st
been uncovered at FieSole, near Flor auce.
FS-The city bank OF Montreal, and the
royal Canadian bank OF Toronto, have uni
ted INTO one concern, with capital OF
St,NO0uo0.
RvA Munich dispatch says that tn Ultra
montana BarOu loe and Her S.-l. editor DT
the JliramOntane journal Nader.and. have
been sent 10 prison for SIX aud ten months,
reSpectiN ely, Tor Reasonable utteraaces.
ES-A sister Of ey-CiOv. Ser ter Of TenueS see
fell into trance 20 closely resembling death
THAT she was prepared lOT burial. Upon re-
vival she said she had been with her father,
who had been dead many years.
RYAN impertirsnt person. who seems 10
nave AIKEN deep Interest ia the late IN
pleaSantness, wants 10 know what 4 dis
tinEClSh 81 visitor g 10 understand when
Brooklyn votes him "thc privileges OF tie
city"
H3-The last wiz and testament OF Mrs
Eliza Smith, -Oi Boston. Involving the dis
position OF more than S.0D.019. Is % be con-
tested. Moral-dl>pOse OF your property De-
Iore YOU die; then You Will have the fln OF
seeing the quarrel, and OF cheating the law
yers out Ct their fees.
RSrA cat annoyed Louis Nolir,an OF Mount
Airy, Ohio, and he loaded heavily "A double
barrelled gun, attending 10 srcot the pest.
de fired once, wcUnding the cat, and then
chased Il, striking ~ with the stock OF the
gun. y blow hit the floor hard enough 70
explode the olner charge, ana kolluan was
killed.
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N'HOMAS DOWLIN0,
L Auctfoneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer & Cleary.
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and 18th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY In GEORGETOMN-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
By virtue of deed % trust fro George ID. Snow,
bearing date the 18th day of April, A. b. 1873, and
recorded IN lber 79, at folio 462, the undersigned
surviving trustee, al the request of the holder of
the note secured b. said deed, will sell tbs prem
Ises, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day of August, a ID.
wharves on the south side of alter street near Po-
touac street, described follows: Beginning at a
point where 45 feet measured south II degrees
from one foot northwest from the southwest corner
OF the house in which DIR. John NJ. Beatty formerly
nved shall lntersect the south side Of Water street
which Is one foot northwest of a stone standing on
Tie bend OF said street, and from thence running
south IL degrees west to the channel of the Potomac
river; thence with said channel, southeasterly rs
strike the southeast corner OF the late Charles A
Beatty brick house, and the southwest corner of
wharf built by Thomas j. BE atty, to the south side
OF ater street, thence by said street to tho begin
ming, with the two warehouses thereon.
Also, the brick warehouse, lot, and wharf belong
ing thereto being thai adJ dining q similar one con
Neyed TO Essex, and bounded on the east by the
properly formerly Dodge son the west by the ex-
tension OF the east line Of the Essex property to the
river, and running from said Water street to the
channel OF the Potomac river, with the use of the
This property Is now occupied by the kennebec
ice company and affords q hrst-cass opportunity
tor investment.
Terms: One third cash; the residue in two equal
payments al six and twelve months, with interest.
secured by deed Of trust on the property. 8 SDJ
Cepofit when the property Is struck of. All con-
We! anCng at purchaser cost The title is believed
to be perfect FRED W. JONES, Trustee
Jyli-eo lCourier3tl THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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LOB POTOMAC KIYER LANDINGS.

FOB POTOMAC RIvEB LANDINGS.
pI Tne TTi bGH Snd saTori.s Iron Steamer
having been thoroughly overhauled AID reitted,
viii re- uins her trips fer Potomac river Landings
TUESDAY, March d. and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Fi.zhugh's wharf,
loot OF eth street, at O'Clock a. Returning, VIII
arrive IN v asungton eveT7 wednesday and esadsy
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al hreights must be prepaid.
febE ". r. FITZHU9H, Assn
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TO CAPE MAY. AVN
The PENSSYJYAEIA RAfLgOAD COMPANY
las put ca 3 st IN press Train -
i.orn Phils4 Iva to Cape Mag - --.s..s
Leave Wa-linatcn-7:4S q. m, (isy Express
arriving - CsPa May AZ 3. m.
Leave " a-hir gtOu-9 % a In II, Limited Ell ress }
arriving al I'D" May at .. u.
On LlIiteH FNPress an extra seat fare Of sl75 f.
charged between " sshinston and PhilaielphiA.
y9tr General Pa+ss1Tsr SSen.,
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IbaDhnryanR.

II a circus Cur't put ia an appearance
pretty soon many Dalbury people WIll abau-
don o"olomy and launch into n course OF
reckless expenditure.
1t has been demonstrated I'm Danbury
that II i easier tO Ing a uoubl,-barr,.lei gun
Tor ten hours over a tgelYe-n mile swamp than
10 put up clothes line.
Attempting 10 raise funds for the COM
pletion o: the Washington monument, with
bird seed al twenty-five dollars 2 5ushel. IS a
piece 81 mOHstrOUs a5suTdity.
- ghA- said a fond " e, crthuSiaStfcal
~ pointing out 70 her husband little shon
on Main street, '.wnen you lie. I'm going u
TAKE the insurance an buy that little place
an set up millinery
"A new style OF shirt collar j. run with
lead az the back, so II the button CONES OF tas
SHIRT band the collar viii not climb NJ tn
back OF the wea rcy's head every time he
sioops Forward This Il equivalent 20 equip
PIN several Lunlrea LnissLnE.rLcs.
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HARHIED.

TALBERT-CURRAN. On the IA OF July, ISIS,
Al Shiloh Baptist Church, b. the Rev. Will am ].
Walker, DkNNIsON q. TsLsERT 70 Mis- MoLL x
CURRAS, both Of Washington. ID. q.
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SCIENTIFIC ACCURACY. 49, Ada ..what
hoTrid things black beetles are, Miss Grimm.
The kitchen is fell of them,"
The GOverneSS,--''I agree with Won. Adat
But aS they are not beetles and are not black,
perhaps you Will cali them cockrOacaes for
Tie future
Ada" CertSlnly, Miss Grimm; although
they are not reaches and not cpcIzSt'
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i The neatest, the smallest and the cheap-n->
est first class seven octave Piano ever E7&V3
made. G. l.. WILD BRO, Sole Agents, tvHVV
123 7th street northwest, half square above Patent
once One hne Piano, but little used, for sale at
bargain. marl6-tr
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.HOMAS DOWNING,

FINHUMAS DOW LING,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of LatirIer & Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsy lVania avenue and llth st
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AN ANCIENT DARAEG was observed "a til
eriHg mp basket OF bones I'm the rear or a
bot rilUg-hOuse tire other day. aud when
asked what use he Intended - put them 10,
ne replied. "Derc's lots q northern chaps
waikiki around Eeah and akin for relics OF
Dc war, an lie ~ inc 10 please a., crowd 81
u takes all de beef-bones from out-iOah IN
Nicas5urgl''- TTcEgttrry EIsro{d
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BVREAv OF ENGkAvIYG AMP PIP PR,Iy,IIIISs,}
Sealed Proposals viii BE- received at tbs Office
until 10 O'Clock a. IA. TUESDAY, August Sd, for
iGEIhishlns SIX n1ndred ~ tons Of run 81 mine
a. such times and places, aud in such quantities as
may be re9uiredl and subject to the Conditions
qulred BY act of Congress approved July IL, 1870,
viz :" That such coal shall weigh 80 pounds to
the ton aid shall be Inspected and weighed, and the
quantity OF each load certified AZ the time Of delivery
BY the person appointed and qualified under the act
for that purpose, and that the prescribed fee OF %
delivered shall be paid by the contractor Pro.
posals will be considered binding for one week from
The Sd Of August. the Department reserving the
right tc reject all any portion Of the bids offered
No proposals viii DO entertained unless accom-
the contract, nor will any payment he ma a. Without
the certificate Of the inspector that the coal fur
Proposals shall be addressed aud s5nt 70 the Of
fee II GEO. b. McCARTEE,
Chief cf Burean of Engraving aud Printing,
y2-in.MttAug3 Treasury Department.
pROPosALs FOR WOOD IND COAL.
SENATE OF IRE UNITED STATES,
OFFICE ~ THE 5,'s4o 5EA,NTA,,,-A, J,}
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
instant for fgTnishine the senate Of tbe 81 nitag
states With fuel fer the ensnng year, as follows:
900 Tons best quality White Ash Furnace Coal
Six hundred tons # be delivered before the
Ii day of September; the balance at such time in
The winter as room may be found for its storage at
tire Capitol. The coal 20 be ,240 lbs. 10 the ton
Ia Cords best quality well seasoned Bakers Pine
Il Cords best quality we'll seasoned Oak Wood.
S1b!' 10 Government inspection, and to be stored
In Vaults Of Senate Wing Of Capitol, al al bidders
Bids for different articles will be considered sepa-
Iatey and the right Is reseryed 10 reject all any
est Of the Government to do.
Bids will he considered binding for three days
Ai'sf IN JOHN iii B. French, Sergeant. at Arms,
!y5-eo5t Senate Of the United States.
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COAL AND WOOD.

STRIkEl STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
~ FIRES
WOOD WOODit COALl C0ALiI
S5.00-s5 .o0-s5.OO-s5.0O.
Beins crowded with cons -nments of all kinds OF
rOOp, cargoes upon cargOes, caily arrivals, more
thsn We can dispose Of readily at Wholesale, hence
we are pleased to inform the public that n5twith-
standine the strike in the coal mines we propose 10
fnish Tue az price within the means Of the hum.
best individual.
LOOK LOOKi
Go3D PISzMooe delivered for s3 per cord.
All kinds Of COAL, with s2i0 lbs to the ton ct the
lowest possible price.
: Also, SAWED and SPLIT WOOD at correspond
irsiy low prices, at
1OHNSON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot AT Johnson's Wharyes, foot
o; l<th and 18Th streets southwe-t.
Cm.c 1902 street northwest.
f1112 9Th street I" NAYS eoly
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UNDERTAKES.

II :. HARVEY,
Undertakes.
SO: sSt y sT4XKf, between ainta AID Tssss.
DAri-ly
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RhLTIMOEE AND POTOMAC RAILgOAD.
- DEPOT CuzSEK 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After ednesdsy, June ID, ISIS, trains viii run
TEAMS LEAyE FOR BALTIMORE.
600 > "a Grthsrn ExIress, daily except Mon
7:iS 8. n ENpress Tor Philadelphia and aev
fc-k, daily except sEndaT.
S:23 8 n, i..sIted Express for hes E0rk, ca;,y
except sunday ParIcr Car rr4.n;
2l:ss e. tssl Line West and North, daily except
I:Is p, N. Express for Philadelphis sao New
lo.S, and Norfolk Via Baltimore, Cs-ig ex
$40 ,. y, sec, n,notation, daily except Sunday.
40 ?. n, To- P-iisdelphia- daily.
90 = m, dsiIy, New YOrk Night Exprers
[S:lf a, Pacing ExPress, daily eIcep: Saturday,
Wet al1 NCTtsi 90 eaturdaT leaves a. sfe
T5AiN> ARhIgE AT wASHLYGTOy.
cI5 q f., Sew OK Express, daily.
60 a. IL. Accommodation, daily eIcsp. Sunday.
S92 g. e. Fast Line, daily.
3;iS !. "a, Baltimore AID Paiisdelph4. zIpress
z:oS I, 70, lin!,ed EHpress from New YOrE, daily
80. 80 , N a-S k1Prsss, dsiiy except S1aiay.
10 2. m, delly from Baltimore aac the West
1919 N, scutne E1 press, daily except SUNDAY
Il - ? II. Richmond EXpress-daiig except Sunday
1Iali;s tsvlug a-hiLgton 81 80 q. N sa1 3 20
:. Il. daily except sunday, connect ~ Bowie with
trans icr p pc Greek Line.
Trans leaving ashlngtcn 81 500 q. n. and $50 D.
n corrt-t az p1sutCn With IT aims for Annapolis.
Trains arriving az WsshinstCu u s,S5 a. = and
connect .. Bowie WIZ trains Ron Popes Greek
Passengers leaving their orders =, T1ckst orroe,
Eo~slEest corner of isih street srd Peuusvlya1is
&c, northwest ooruer 5th street and P6n1syiya-
Fla avenue, Can have their baggage called fer snd
checked at hotels and resiisucss IL In pciEis Norm
tIs, Indianapolis, Louisville g.. L0Gis, Rev Or
5s.5s GIG UaIaba, San Franeisc0, ard az pOiais
GEo. c. WiLhISs, sGPerintsudent:
- n ROW. = Gam ps..-- d. =. .i.---Ot g - -
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NATTANS' yEGETABLE CATHARTI0
~ AND ANTl-BlLLIOUS PILLS.
The demand for these Pills has largely increased.
We therefore call public attention to their merits
q general family physc. Prepared with the great
est care, they present the following good qualities:
They are warranted wholly vegetable.
Their action Is prompt, certain and edectual.
They are healing to the stomach.
They start the liver in healthy and active opera
ton.
They cure billiousness sick headache and oostive-
ness.
They are Invaluable for indigestion and dyspe psia
They thoroughly cleanse the entire ~ stem.
They do not gripe give pain during their action
They are adapted for general use. Children and
delicate persons take them we'll the strong
and robust. Home made, they are always fresh,
(while patent pills generally not,J and conse-
quently uniformly efectua. Price, Is cents por box
For sale only by
ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist,
je2ltr Corner ID and ID streets northwest.
I'M THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA,
The ID day Of July, 1875.
ELEANoR MILLER, by committee, &c, vs.. GEORGE
w. MILLER ct. al.-No- 4.439 Equity Docket.
On motion of the plaintiff by Mr.. s. t. Thomas,
her solicitor il is ordered that the defendants E. o.
Ried, cause his appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day occurring forty days
after this day: otherwise the cause will be pro-
oesded with as in case Of default.
BY the Court. A. WYLIE, Justice, &c.
bs-th,st B.. MEIGs, Clerk.
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. EVCIN g. co..
(EEW YORK;
HOG + ST Il L EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

FOB DUB CUSTOM TRADE WE KEEP THH
BE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOB
Us, AND TIE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI.
CAN MANUFACTURE. FOB THIS BRANCH
OF DUB BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIO TALENT, UNEQUALED LABOR
FOB THE MECHANICAL WORK, AND In
livery RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
BlRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ORDERED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMKNT Is MADE UP III
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED, NOTWITH.
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
DUB COMPETITORS THAT WE FILL THlSl
ORDERS fROA DUB BRADY MADE STOCK,
Ready MADE CLOTHING.
AT DUB WASHINGTON OFFICE WI KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING OF
OUR LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDREN'5 SUITS, AND SPRING
OyERCOATS, FROM WHICH WE FILL OR.
DERS In TWO DAYS TIME.
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNIsHIHe
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAS
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING GAB.
MEET, WHICH WE MARX TO h2ASURs DE
FURNISH READY MADE.
Deviin T. Co.,
arEy lios STREET.
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF TWO ELIGIBLE VA
SANT LOTS 55B BY 1886. ON FIFTEENTH
iSE II HOME" AND FOURTEENTH STREET
~ By virtue of deed Of trust dated October
tf0Uth, lS1i and recorded among the land records
-~of the District of Columbia, in Hber 7sS, folio
40, and by direction Of the party secured thereby,
the subscriber will SELL the premises, the high
Get bidder, AT clock in the afternoon, on TIL URS
DAY, the 29th day Of July instant, Lots numbered
and I, six and seven,D in John Dayidson's subdi
vision of square PA, 1.-TWO hundred and fourteen }
containing 9-ooo square feet OF RrG und, less.
The terms OF sale are: 1926, together with the
expenses OF sale, and the interest due the
debt, in cash: and the residue on the 9th day Of
ay, A ID. 1916, said residue TO bear interest from
the day Of sale, AZ per cent per snnum until paid
and TO be secured by deed Of trust the premises
sold The lots will be sold separately, and 100 on
each lot must be paid by the purchaser at the time
ci sale. All convex sncing VIII be at the Of the
purchaser and II the terms of sale are not piled
with within five days from the day of sale the Trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the property or any
part thereof at the risk and cost OF the
in default. A HYDE. Trustee
D20d lCriticI THOS. DOWLIEG, Auct.
e
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LfVRR-
POOL, CALLING At CORR HARBOR.
sROA NEW YORK. FROM SRw YORK
Abys.nia.. W ed. July Il Bothnis Wed, August II
Nigeria. Wed, uly q Abyssinia-. W ed, Aug. Is
eel tlIa..-. Wed, jury p Agera.....W ed, Aug -
China Sat, July 81 scy thia.-..Wed. Sept.
Eussia-.-Wed August 4Chins...-.... Sat, Sept. 4
And every following W WEDNESDAY aa6 SAT- S.
DAY from New York.
Steamers marked DO net carry Storage paSscn-
gers.
RATss OF PAssAeE.-Uabin, go, slcO, and 8 IsO,
gold, according to accommodation. Tickets to Paris
SIS, geld, siiitional. Return tickets on favorable
terms. SteeTage at low rates.
Storage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown.
and all parts Of Europe, st lowest rates. Through
bills OF ladiae given for Belfast, Glasgow, Hayre,
Antwerp and other ports on the Ooatinent, and Tor
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pas
a7piy a. tbs Company's ofce, No; 4 Bowling Green;
Tor Storage passage. No. III Broadway, TRULY
building, or both Storage aud cabin, TO SMALL
WOOD MORRISON, No. 81 ) 7th street,
lSG-J y CHAS. @. EBaHChLYE, Agent
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THoMAs BOWLING,

l. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
. At the old stand Of Latimer 4 Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th ST.
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A LE4AEDBIA AND " AsRIs GTUE Il. 4.

a LE4AGDkiA AND nASHISG TUE H.R.
ALEAAhSkiA EkED ERiCAsBURG Z. e.,
Cc-.NLz OF y ASD SI1TH STREgEs
Lea tsal-- leave Ter AiexaudTia a. fJIl.1s.-r p
>, y, 10; / q n, A, =, "a, ., Jpn; I'D
20 y ~ All 3. II. daily, all ether trains daily
Local TEaiLs ie.Ee Alexandria - foIiov.-o, g.
= 10 II a. n; J ,, q, 3, a2d D. m. The o
= and y 5 u. aid ari , n. from AIex and rts
C..ys AL C'hef trains daily except Sunday.
80 = "a ana p. n. trains from Washfng ton,
e1c me a u and , N. trains from Alexas irfa,
connect celly with trains on Virginia Midland road
tnSton and Ohio x. X.
GBEAT SOUTHERN EIPBEss, via Bic hnord
tesvee AsElng-On 1l:3s daily, exc II GndsT
IhTOCsn Eckets % all points South and sOuIa1 %.
tor sale 81 onces corner 18th street and Pennsyly -ia
avenue SDc corner sfh street and Pennsyl aLis
Tue where Passengers can leave orders for baggags
oe checked 80 Al aotals and residences through Il
sSEn4ocr. ID. n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GkO. q. WILKINS, General Supt.
Jace-u Baltimore, Nd.
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D.n. BOYD, Jr. Gem PA..r A:.at. ayG Sd

EG-E GREAE sD-1
90 PENNSYLVANIA sOUTx 1919
To TBS
Trans lel e follows:
" ssi-,ngtol------ . 90 3. m. Baltimore -3ss n
~ = , a IL. lis 2 q.
....- IOr % ~
10 Is IN. lI-I0 -
EHk GI.EAT DOtBLs TEACK R5VTE
4 i.lt C-T-. wisl q. cIerI .ua-rCver,cr.ts
Two hCIdTeC naies &C - - estern aI.d CenrraI
Lea Sors.
hAhE CONNECTIONS
sh-oasl fr--l ASH tSGTUH 70 tae WEST aas
ESETH sI-b-ct change ~
a. Aets t.s route Ca1 &c procured 81 the ol,ces
corner u l5is street ara Peun-y vEaia venue All
Sref - cih stretf and Psnnsy ~ avenue, sder
~ et',L = H. ~here reliable reformation viii b~
FsssolssFs ,.lcIFiaE ncsrts ut these cT-os. can
necrr- s--u---- % n Palace Car FOR Cli.sTo
.Slft-bUrg AID Rochester
A.. N. BOY =, IT., General Fas,enss- SEtpt
DALto-N PnilSdsirhis, Is.
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CHANCERY SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE
81 iLDiNG LOTS On THE SOUTH SIDE OF
last CAPITOL SHEET, NEAB TIE COR
kER OF 9TH ST. EAST.
"a By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court.
- ID. c., passed IN equity No 1889, I will
- offer for sale, at public auction, in front of tho
premises, on I'll RsDAY, the 29ih day of July,
lS1S, at clock the east 3 feet aai inc
front East Capitol street by the depth thereof of
Lot q, III square 9i2, in Washington, .. g.
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; the residue in
three equal nstaments, at g. L. and Il mouths from
the day Of sale, with interest at per cent or All
cash at the election of the purchaser the title TO
retained until all of the purchase money and the in
eres is paid II the terms Of sale not piled
with within seven days from the day of sale, re-
the right 70 resell the property the SIX aud
cost OF the defsulting purchaser. All Conveyance
ing at purchaser cost; : 100 deposit on acceptance
Of bid. JAS. 5. EDWARDS, Trustee.
jyl5-eO&ds WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct
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NOTICE.
With the view OF diminishing the chances CT col
HE:C1, the Steamers Of tdIs LiLe take q specinei
coarse FOX sill seasons CT the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
Yosk or Boston, Crossing Meridian OF 81 AZ ls lat or
cothing TO the north of As
On the hOToewsrd passage, crossing the Ner.tan OF
II q lat, or nothing to this north Of A,
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RAILROADS.
IRAN FoK CAPs BAY.

, HOURS AND 80 uINUTEs-WAsHISGro
TO CAPE NAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-15
Two CAPITALISTS.

FOR SALE OR TO LEASE
THE GREAT WATER POWER ON THE SHENANDOAH
RIVER,
near junction With the PotJnac at arps Ferry w Va.
forming part the famous AM unsurpassed water power for
mstly used o. Goveraneut their rife works All
jong property 1t ocat Vi the shenandoah River
about mile above Harper Perry and controls tho whole
river sides for 4 miles embracing III Of land
Of aIOrng excellent sites
dwellings, egib mill sites tho west
ern aide through winch passes tho Winchester AMI Potomac
H. H. connecting with tho main stem 81 the baltimore and
Ohio H. r., and the Chesapeake and ono Canal at fapcrs
Ferry alorling direct mInIncaiiOn with the Great
Veal AMI tho ssaboari cities Of Baamora Washn gon
Ceort,wn Alexandria IL is at the oals of te Valley
Of virginia one richest agricultural ami IMMORAL
wealth United states II abounds In valuable timber
othor valuable
ducts which brought down the river 10 this point aud
shipped raod the seabosd The climate IL remarkably
healthy aud may characterized tho mild
Apply H. w. MILLER, owner ll02 and llo SAMSON st,
plsicpla Penn.