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UTANTED = PARTNER = Good business
w man with $500 to $1,000, in one Of the
most popular Photograph Galleries in the city.
This is Il chance seldom met with. Must be a
good salesman and be able to keep small set
Of books. The money may be made this fall.
Address, for two days, "INVESTIGATE,'' this
Office IT.
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VNTANTED-PARTNE = With $4,000 to
w take half interest In the most profitable,
fourishing office business in the city Of Indi-
anapolis established and paying large profits;
by adding $4,000 cash the business can be ex-
tended to an unlimited amount; strictly first.
class; no losses, no risks. Address NJ, care OF
Hutchinson & Co., Indianapolis, Ind. sel4-St
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wANTED---sITUATIoNs.


WTANTED = SITUATIONS = BY good
w cook; also by girl to do up-stairs work
or dining-r work; good references; In the
city or country. Apply at No. ID Rittenhouse
street. sel4-2t
WTANTED-STUATI a class
w newspaper, book and job pressman of rs
years experience. No objection TO leaving
the city. Address ROTARY, Star office.
sel5-2t*
wv WTANTED-SITUA ATION-By young girl,
w to do upstairs or laundry work; refer
ence given. Apply at 80 W. Gest st. se14-2t
TANTED- STU UATION-By a boy IS
w years old, in store or office. Good pen
man. Best Of references. Address HARRY
LEAMEN, Madisonville, o. se7-nt
BRADFORD-At the Burnet House, Tues
day, September 14th, at 2 O'Clock A. NJ, Elliott
T., son of DR.. T. Z. and NJ. A. Bradford.
Funeral services at the Second Presbyterian
Church, on Thursday, Sept. 10th, at $50 p. M.
CHAMPLIN-Atthe residence OF his parents,
No. 86 East Fifth street, at II O'Clock, Septem-
ber l4th, Oliver f., youngest son Of Oliver and
Eleanor Champlin, aged year and months.
Funeral to take place at 2 o'clock Z. M. Sept.
10th. Friends are invited 1T
COLLEY-On Tuesday morning at l o'clock,
at the residence OF Alexander Ogden, Spring
street, Walnut Hills, Charles C0lley, in the
s9th year of his age.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
set4-2t*
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TvOR SALE New and Sec
I ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER & SONS. sepT-tf
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NTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall showcase, from to 8 feet high,
with OF without drawers. Must be cheap. Ad-
dress G. B. T., this Office. au10-tf
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
LOST.
wANT6-.-PARFNERS.

wv TED-PARTNERSHIP- old, ex-
w perienced merchant, with capital, would
Hshed business. Address l.. H., Lock box 468,
PO6t-office. sela-St
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EOR sALE-GROCERY AND SALOON
H Nice grocery and beer saloon, near city;
good chance; $4,000 in payments. Address j.
H., Star Office. sel6-3t, w SAN
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T,OR RENT-ROOMS-S story. private
E residence, to parties without small chill
dren: location pleasant and nearly central.
Address q. P. e., Box as, city. sel4-3t
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ENOR SALR-FARM-O 1853 acres, IN the
) T. famed Whitewater Valley, two miles from
county seat. Price $4,000: terms easy. For
Ind. Bcl4-3t
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TiOR SALE-BUSINESS- good notion
E wagon, horses and route for sale very
cheap. Address e. G. LETTZ, New Richmond,
Ohio. so6-tf
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS :
C Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW &
CO., 80 West Third street. jyl6-h
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ENOR RENT-HOUSE-Nice house, No. 11S
E Baymiller street, rooms in good order.
Apply on the premises or at 10 LongwoYth
street. &4 sel4-2t
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EOR SALE-MAGICAL APPARATUS-In
I large variety, for the parlor, at Fishers
Magical Repository, s. W. cor. Fifth and Vine
sts. Entrance on Fifth. se14-3t
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TOR RENT-COTTAGE-Of four rooms and
C kitchen, in good order. Inquire on San
ford and Sixth streets, Covington, Ky. Rent
flG Se14-2t
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WTANTED-TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
wv nrst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W Walnut
ptreet, first floor. je26-tf
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FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-BRICK-Of rooms, water
IN closet, water and gas, only $l5 for all
Drug Store, Sixth and Lock. sel4-2t
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FROM SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 15.-rae Papal Nun ci
has sent circular to Bishops ask;n
them to support the restorat OH OF relig
ious unity, and declaring that any othe
course would jeopardize the good under
standing between Spain and the Vail
can.
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w -BLACKSMITH-Good steady
w job at carriagesmithing. on light work
satisfaction guaranteed. Address GEO. A.
FORREST, Richmond, Indiana. sel4-3t
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TNOR RENT-ROOM--A nice room, suitable
II for physician's office. Inquire at drug
store, N. w cor. Linn and Hopkins. sel4-5t
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Underwriters in TrOuble-The Fast
Train - The Episcopal COnven-
ton.
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nWANTED-BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-G

HTANTED-YOU TO CALL-At KELLY'S
wv New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
)Sj West Fifth street, between Elm and Plum,
Encinnati Open every day. au6-4m
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OPIUM-EATING IL AMERICA.-A New
York Journal takes up the opium-eatin
question again this morning, opening with
the startling assertion that there are 100 600
confirmed opium eaters in the United States
In tracing the history of the terrible habit
the article states that il is the result of two
things. First, careless prescriptions by ply
slc1ans who allow patients TO acquire the
habit; and, second, the deliberate preference
OF many for opium-eating TO dram drinking.
That an immense amount OF opium is con-
sumed in this country there can be no doubt.
NewaI is probably as little affected as any
city OF its size, yet an estimate ola consump-
ton OF fifteen pounds week within a radius
of five miles from the corner of Broad and
Market streets, is rather low than otherwise
There is probably no remedy for the diseased
appetite when once acquired, but greater
care IN prescriptions and sale could prevent
the acquisition of the deadly habit ia many
caSeS.-Nelr0rE Advertiser
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TAINTED MFAT.-Thirty-nfne tons of meat
were condemned as unfit for food in this CITY
during the year 1874: and il is probable that
under the somewhat lax system ofinSpection
which here prevails, this amount was but
small compared with that which found its
way from the hands OF the retailing butchers
principally 10 the poorer classes. While IL is
known that certain races OF people habitual-
~ eat meat in high state of putrefaction
WITH IMMUNITY SO far as immediate deleferi-
Gus enects are concerned, IL is well settled
mat the individuals are, as a rule, weak and
possessed OF slight power TO resist disease.
The weight OF authority points TO the fact
mat pad meat, no matter in what form con-
stunned, is productive of illness, the mild
symptoms of which are laSsitude. headache
dizziness, indigestion, and loss of appetite;
while severe attacks are characterized by
vomiting and typhOldal indications. In a re-
cent English health report. il is asserted that
although ii may be difficult TO prove the fact
by actual cases, there can be no doubt that
unWholesOme meat is one cause among many
OF the poverty of blood and intrac Ia BILE mala-
dies of the POOR, who flock to the dispense
rieS during the hot weather Especially in
summer II is a cause ofdiarrhona and inSfan-
ces are cited OF both typhus and typhoid
levers being traced 10 its effects. In appear
ance, tainted meat is generally OF a pinkish
hue and more than ordinarily slippery TO the
touch; and the fat is very soft and yellow In
advanced stages, the odor is disagreeably
apparent. Shrinkage in cooking, often To the
extent of twenty-five per cent, il also an
other indication. We have little doubt but
that large percentage of the bad meat sold
in New York city is due 10 the filthy state of
many OF the slaughterhOuses.-Sciea inc 4 ater-
lean
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ANIMALCULAE AND DIsEAsE-The theory
mat disease is originated and propagateI by
independent organic germs, appears 10 re-
ceive additional confirmation by the expert
ments recently made by German professor.
in reference TO hay fever. The investigator
mas, IL appears, been subject himself 10 the
malady IN question, and has pursued his re
searches for number Of years. On eXamin-
ing the nasal secretions with powerful inn
absent, except when the disease attacked
him during spring. Then the parasitical
bodies were chiefly seen in motion, vibrating
on the slide, and increasing in size after sew
eral days. By using neutral solution OF
sglphate Of quine, applied by the nasal
douche, the animalcu1P were found TO be
completely destroyed, and subsequent exam
lnation also failed 10 show their existence in
the secretions.
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WAS NAPOLEON A FATALIsT?-It was in
1876, when the directory had named him
commander-in-chiefo of the army Of Italy.
and at the same time had refused or were un-
able TO supply him with the means for repair
ing 10 headquarters with the state and dig
nifty BETTING his new rank. In this difficulty
the young general raised as large a sum as
he could by means of his own credit and the
Kindness Of his friends. and as this was mis-
erably small he intruSted il to Junot, a young
officer who frequented gaming tables. and
bade him lose IL all or increase il i'm enormous
proportions. son your success" he said,
depends the possibility of my accepting
lIis command. and taking You as my aide
de camp" According 10 one account Junot
nTst augmented the amount of his capital by
selling gold hilted sword which belonged TO
him, for BOnaparte never failed to win the
love OF those who came in close contact with
him. After several hours play in which
Junot had been successful beyond his hopes
he repaired 10 his chief and handel him his
winnings, which he thought would be more
thap sufficient TO meet q II immediate claims.
The general sent him back once more to
tempt fortune, with an order not TO return
TIL he bad doubled the sum or lost every cent.
When Junot appeared again il was with
enough money to enable Napoleon TO make a
splendid appearance at headquarters. The
last sum won by Junot that hight has been
put at sixty thousand dollars, while the an
ecdote itself rests on excellent authority
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RETURNED TO LIFE.-Brest is a good deal
perp!eXed by this incident: A seaman died
In the naval hospital there. The usual escort
was ordered to attend his funeral. and did at
tend IL. Three hours after the interment, TO
the astonishment of the officer who attended
the escort whom should he meet in the street
but the very man, alive and well, whose
funeral he had q few hours before attended,
III seems the seaman had fallen into 4 lethar-
gy; taken TO be dead, he had been carried TO
the dlssecting- room, where he lay on a dis
secting- table for twenty four hours. when he
came 10 his senses, found where he was and
considered the peril in which he had been
placed. His first care was to fly the place.
When the coffin came, the first handy corpse
was tossed into it, and was buried as being
the aforesaid seaman.
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~ academy of design-A young ladies'
boarding school.
SHow hardly can n ragged man en- ter
into The church or the period.
aF- IL has been decided by the French COM
mittee OF thirty that the chamber OF deputies
shall be renewed every four years.
~ An extract from the Bozman (Montana)
Times says the NeZ Perces and Bsnnock In
dams have combined against the Sioux, aud
that the Sioux were being overpowered.
sVA New Brunswick man. twenty min
utes before his death, unlocked his trunk
produced suit of grave clothes which he
had in readiness. washed and dreESel HIM
self carefully, and then comfortably and
cheerfully breatlied his last.
~There is a village I'm New Hampshire
which has produced twenty-six editors. and
IL was in alluSiOn 10 this Circumstance that a
piouS old deacon there remarked. Yes,
there were twentv-siX on 'em, but as they've
all left town / reckon the Lord wont lay Ii up
agin US"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-07

A GILLIAN METHUsELAH-Many per
SONS lave doubted the existence IN this pnoy-
ince of a man who is lS5 years OF age. bat
there Is nothing more certain, as is proved
by the particulars obtained by the census
collectors. Bis name f. Felix ROiaS and ne
was born in l. 20, and under the Spania ris
held the position Of sergeant-maIor In a line
regiment When Carlos the Third issued
the celebrated order 10 eNpel the Jesuits.
RoJas took in charge two members OF the
order and carried them from Linares 20
Santiago. This venerable man remem bers
with great clearneSs all tine events OF those
times, and 10 converse with him about Chill
Is 10 listen TO the minute history OF nearly
century and a half He passes our print
ing Office every day in portable chair
readers can him see whenever they please in
his place AT the church bearing mass.-Tidca
(ChlI OJtni0R.
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lpiER.

GLEESON. SQlleniy, July e, Is75. PArRfcK
gibson native or County Clarr, ireland, 10 ths
7l.t year q his age.
/ GleERl u. tax place from his late residence,
so street mort hCast, Thursday. the sth inst AZ
clock q, "a. Friends Cf the family are resua 4
fully invited 10 attend the funeral.
SORRELB. On the 7th instant. at , o claak a. m &,
GEoRG ETA, aged months and IS dag. atu- liter
Of " illiam A. AID Msriah J SOrrel
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend her
funeral from y o. 39l3 street northwest, Thurs
day, al . clock 2. m.
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A CHARMED LIFE.-A German, enga gei
In collecting and shipping bones, while IN
pursuit of his occupation the other afternoon
a few miles from Buffalo, on the Kansas Pa
cific, was attacked by a small party of In
dians. They circled around him with a good
deal OF ostentatiOn; and kept up a steady
fusilade; but although there were thirteen
bullet holes In his hat and clothes, he escap-
ed without scratch to his skin. He was
armed with a sixteen-s shooter, and he thinks
one or two of the redskins carried OFF some OF
his lead in their bodies. He never stopped
walking, except long enough to fire, and he
Kept up this sort Of fight for i've miles
De7rer Ne1rs.
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nUECANSON BROS, Aactioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th aad ID sta. northwest.

CONTINUATION OF THE SALE OF MILLIN-
ERY GOODS, RIBBONS STRAW GOODS,
&c, CONTAINED IN No. f69 PENNSfLvA-
MA AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
Nh. On THURSDAY MORNING, July list,
H$SfZconmeneng at o o'clcc Oh, we shall continue
20kS{1at the above named store the sale of the
stock on hand OF Millinery. Ribbons, Flowers,
Trimmed and other Bats, Spoil Silks. Cottons, Ho
Fancy Goods. hair Goods. Jewelry, &c.
Ladies invited. Every lot u be sold.
je29 DUNCANS0E BROS, Aucts.
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NEW Express LINE VIA CANAL,

NEW EXPHEsS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
IHGTOH AND GEORGETOwN, D. q,
SAILING DAYS.
Prom Pier >, North Whsrves, Phfiedelphsa
SATURDAY, st IL m. eN@A
From SO Water street, Georgetown, S&S9Ec
n. O., MONDAY at 8 .. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydet
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provf
age In Boston by this line.
g. Y. HYDE, Agent tcr D. Of O.
WEI. p. CLYDE Co, Philadelphia.
y. A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK, % Devonshire street, Boston.
ders left at General Office, Sos Pennsylyania ave-.
nue., or at the Steamer Wharf, viii be promptly
attended to. sep9tr
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CONSTABLE SALE.
Office hours. 3 to u. n.
hUNCANSCN BROS, huctfoneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 NEW BRICK HOUSE
and LOT ON 10TH STREET, BETWEEN O
AND B SOUTHEAST.
TM By virtue of a Deed of Trust dated Noyem-
I'll Der 80, 1874, and duly recorded in Libar 76S.
No Gg FcIios OF the land records OF the District Of
Columbia. and by direction of the party secured
thereby, we will sell at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the premises, ON WE'D
kESDAY, the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1875 at q
o'clock p m, all that piece or parcel land situated
and being in the City of Washington, District of
Columbia, aud known upon the ground plat or plan
OF said City and being lot numbered thirty seven
49, in square nunbeI ed nine hundred and forty
four, l9ii, y according to Van Hook aud Metcalf's
recorded subdivision of said square, with all the
improvements thereon, consisting of a new two
story brick house with store room and back build
Ing, in a good location and well adapted for a
Bakery Confectionery
Terms of sale; One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months, with interest at the rate of per
centum per annum, secured 10y deed of trust on
the property sold, or the purchaser may pay all
cash at his option All convey 1ncing at the cost OF
purchaser. deposit of loo dollars is re quired at
the time of sale. If the terms of sale not com
piled with in seven days the trustees reserve the
right TO resell at risk and expense of defaultilg
purchaser JUDSoN 7. GULL, rr..oo
FLORIAN HlTZ, { irus'ees'
je26eo6ds DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts.
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ATTHE CENTRAL MARKET, yesterday, a
long-baired man mounted a box and com
menced: "My friends, who hath redness of
eyes? The drunkard. Who hath woe? The
drunkard The Lord send us pure cold water
ment boy who was throwing water from a
garden hose used around there. accidentally
turned the stream against the strangers
back, and he jumped down and said it was a
case OF assault, and ran after a warrant He
said that no human being could throw cold
water over him without being made to suffer
for it.-Detrol Free Press
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pRAUN,s AUfOrYPEs.

Oar special importation OF these ronarkahlo Pm.
lures Ia ready for exhibition and sale, and ws
invite the tins pecton and In esnenf Of all Dorsops
tere in works OF art The collection comprises
Ac SMILES of the Paintings Drawings, and Sculpture
pictrres OF the kind In existence. The Exhibition
Win continue few days only.
BOOKSTORE,
)anlo vernun Bow, cor Pa. eve. and 10th stressl
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TRUS TEE'S SALE
VALUABLE FARMING LAND AT GATHERS.
BURG,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MARYLAND.

cember Sth, A. ID. 1874, and recorded in liber E.
- b. B. No. Is, folio So ct seq, one Of the land
land and by the written of the party secured
thereby. will sell at public auction, in front OF the
l2 O'Clock noon that part Of tract Of land known
as Rawlings, Rest situated In the county and
Nair. November Il; 1872, to Juan Boyle; and also
that part of the said Rawlings Rest" which was
conveyed by William J. Cooke and wife TO the said
Juan Boyle BY deed dated May 18th ls5s the came
by the said Juan Boyle to Catherine p. Cooke by
deed dated May nth, 1873 The track Of land offered
Terms 81 90, with interest from December Sth,
1874 at the rate OF ten per ceptqm per annum, and
with interest from day of SALE secured BY deed Of
trust on the property sold. deposit Of Sl00 will
be required time of SALE Ali at pur
chaser's cost. II the terms Of sale complied
with in days the trustee the right to
resell the property at the risk aud cost Of the de-
fauItng purchaser after ave days advertisement
j,79t HENRY M BAKER, Trustee.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Der has Obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, holding q Special Term,
Letters testament ary on the personal estate Of
LANES s WOOD, ST., late Of Washington city.
Claims against the said deceased hereby warned to
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, before the 18th day Of June next;
they may otherwis by law be excluded from all ben
sht OF the said estate. Given under my hand, this
18th day Of JUNE, lS5.
MARY FRANCIS WOODS,
le16 W 81 Adninistratrix.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO. MON ROW.


p; Es:I E:s.ss s...s, $. and a. Aps.,ene:s,
CH.NCERy SALE OF pEsIRABLE .EoRsg-
BETWEEN ATH AND 5TH STREETS sou rH-
= By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia on the 25i day
June u .s, 10 osTss ~ ,hs re 1. Renans
et al are defendants, being No AHA, Equity docket
July s,h ISIS At CLOCK p m eli the foiiowins
DC h part o. iSt Of ground Gs situate and
distinguished on the ground plan or plat thereof
lot 9ugsered ten o1 IN ssgaTe numbered .o eight
Part Of said lot the northeast thereof and
IrnnipR thence west with the line of street south
south to the rear or back line Of said lot thence east
fourteen Ia feet four AZ inches; thence north TWEEN
with the line dividing said lot numbered ten tl0j
ming, together with the improvements, &C.
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in cash.
and eighteen months With Interest from day Of sale
s.cured BY deed Of trust on the property sold. A
conveyancing at purchasers cost. If the term, Of
sale are not ccmpied with IN seven days the Lrns
risk aid cost s e Se dss MhIk purchase
CHARLES N. THOMAS, trustees
j. T. C0LDW ELL,
je2i-lawS2dbs Law Reporterl Salesman.
THOMAS DOWNING.
At the old stand Of Latimer l. Cleary.
Southwest corner Of Penns. avenue and nth street
1--WE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, CORNER
OF nj STREET AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
N On THURSDAY, July sth, at 6 O'Clock p
SS0m., in front of the premises, will sell the
~aboye described Lots, being part of Lot /,
Title perfect. Abstract furnished.
Terms: One third cash: balance in twelve and
twenty -feur months, with interest at per centum
per annum, secured by deed of trust on property
sold. A deposit of $50 will be required on each lot
when sold.
See diagram in Chronicle.
jy3-4t THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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IA Cuban dispatch states that the
Spanish troops, on The 18th instant, attacked
and dispersed two bodies Of Insurgents,
lily shot,
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, AuctIoneer,
y 1014 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
comment ing at 1880 O'Clock, will sell in the
ton room, general assortment of Men and Boys
Clothing, Remnants of Cloths and Csssimeres.
Gents Furnishing Goods Cutlery, Plated Ware,
&C. Satisfactorily. Thursday and Saturday, COM
mencing at 10 Q. m. JAMES GUILD,
meyS-6m Auctioneer
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NARRIHn

SMlTH-LEEMAN. On SUNDAY. July an, ~
Rev. Or. Norris, at his residence Capitol Hit,
Dir EDWAED %. Smith, Of this city, % Miss CkssfE
Ii ENAN, uAug nteT Of Vim. n. Le-man, ksl.