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~ II. WAhNEK,
ID. Real Estate Broker end Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and i streets N. W.

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner 7th and streets N. W.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
C.,AnJOiNEp BY "THINIpAD' AND ThE
A Ah4Ek yE CAPTAiN r PAhTTTTERTsSDN
Am THE ASYLUM FOR TaE DEAF AND
P9m B;o On TIE , BALTin0RE AND OHIO
<os By viItne o. q deed OF trass, dated April /,
3 r. Pf Sg No Ent1a sna m Sns f. df 5
LAID records for Washington oounty 10 tbs District
Ct Columh and al the request of the party secured
On MGsbAY s Il S'
O'Clock m, ell that certain piece sad parcel Of
the fSh oGA6s
metes AID hounds, to wit: Beginning at the Stone
Of that a
Oyster, called "Trinidsd," and running thence
perches more or esa With 6yssT ne runs
to Stone No 5, to the west line, condemned for the
ea One eOh snG haf
peTches and seven a. links with said condemned
this part lot owned EDWARD
thence with sad line fence north twenty three (23
degrees one hundred and thirteen (Il3J perches and
fifteen 5) links to locust trCe standing at the end
Of sad fence, marked for corner; thence south
eight 80 per- and seven "a links more or less
10 hs dSi9n b Re separating this land from the
said line and continuation of tbs direction there
otto the beginning, Sto-e No. 4, containing sixty
four (6I) acres one ID rood and twenty nine fEgD
perches, more less, excepting six (6) acres and
thirty three 80 perehes, sold TO one Mangum by
benJanln L. FenWick in deed dated September rs,
1884, and lots numbered 9, TO- IL, Il, in SQUARE g.
lots SO and 80 in square s. lots D. 81 % o. "a 25 IS
and u In square 6, Of +. W. Jones' subdivision Of
"Ivy City"
Terms: 81, eco, with interest at 10 per cent. per
anpuD from June 5, 1872, to day of sale, and ex
peDses of sale in cash, aud the balance at six and
twelve months, with interest from day Of sale, Sc
cured by deed # trust the property sold. go
as deposit will be required at time Of sale. All
conNeyanclng at expense OF purchaser. Ii terms of
sale are not complied with in ten days from day Of
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property az the risk and Of the defaulting pur
chaser after ten days ad vertisement.
GEO. w. STICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
auga- ec&ds J. Il. OOhDWELL, Salesman.
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THE WAY WE LIVE NOw."-Mamma TO
her elcest IN dear George where are
Your manners? You should ALWAYS saw
thank Nou! when anything is handed 10
your GoCTge,-"O, bother having % say
thanks every time, MAJ Can't fellow
have season fickef.Htf
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Office No. 9O2 Sth ST. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT AND COMFORT
able BkICh HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
% h STREhT, BETWEEN IeTH AND 18th
O. BY virtue Of q deed of trust dated the 22d day
LIN OF APRIL A. ID. 1873. and recorded in Liber rs
ioilo 5 OF the land records of the District Colu
0ia, the Subscribers III sell to highest bidder on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day Of October,
A. u. 1875, at half-past o'clock ia the afternoon
a that piece or parcel of ground ID ing ani ben in
the city OF Washington and District aforesaid nd
known and stiDguisled upon the ground plI. or
plan thereof Is part Of lot numbered seven a. in
square numb red one hundred and seven ClO7 y be-
ginning Tor the same al the southeast corner Of said
lot, and running thence west along the line Of north
street twenty feet thence north one hundred aud
forty seven feet ten inches the north rear IN
OF said lot thence east twenty feet 10 the line of
said lot: thence south along said east line 10 the
place OF beginning, together with the improvements
et cetera, a. in said deed mentioned.
Terms OF sale One-fOnrth cash, of which SlD
must be paid 81 the time Of sae and the residue in
equal sums 10 six, twelve and eighteen months re-
spetyely; the deferred payments 10 bear eight per
cent per annum interest from the Of sale and be
secured by decd Of trust the premises s1li: or
tie purchaser mar pay all cash. All convey aacfng
10 lie az The purchasers cost. IL the terms are not
complied with within FIVE days after the day of sale
The Tru.tees the right resell the prope ty
on five days rotce, q. the risk and cost Of the pur-
chaser in default.
AH66nnh hss 'HvDE.{ Trustees.
sep1C 2aw6ds JOSEPH E. KELLY, Auct.
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"LoRD" MASSEY has turned up at Mount
Desert, and is figuring pretty much as he
did at Cape May. On the hotel register where
he has recorded his name, he has added Cape
May, n. J., as his address.
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NEw EXPBESs LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN

New EKPBESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA ALEXANDRIA, VA, VASE
IHGTOH AND GEOR6ETQWH, D. o.
FAILING DAYS.
From P{sr 4, North Wbarves, PhfIsdei tn,s
SATURDAY, at IL IN. ~ a
From SO " ete, street, GeOr fetowu
ID. O.. MONDAY st 6 .. N.
This line connects .; PhIIadelphia with Ulyde'S
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf
dence, Boston and New England ststss No wharf
age In Boston by this line.
@. f. HYDE, Agent soy ID. OF q.
w. p. CLYDE 4 CO, Philsdeiphj..
y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID q. MINK, 90 Devonshrs street, Boston.
~FTeights delivered by knox's xpress. OF
ders left st General once, 500 Pennsyfysnia ave
nue., or at tbs Steamers wharf, VII be promptly
attended 70. seps-u
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a WIFE BEATER SLABS Two MEN WHO
INTERFERE WITH HIM.-Ata late hour on
Tuesday evening Messrs. James Peacock
and Eli Hague, of No. 25l Tyler street, Pater-
son, were going home, when they saw a man
named Alexander McCuAoch. a moulder,
beating his wife most numerically on the
public street. They went TO the woman's as
Sistau &C, and rescued her from his brutality.
They then proceeded on their way. but. Il
seems, were followed by McCulloch, who
subsequently overlook them in a salOo.l in
Market street. McCulloch succeeded in pro-
voking quarrel, during which McCulioch
and stabbed him on the left arm, inhicting a
wound reaching from the wrist to the elbow
snd penetrating to the bone. He then turned
and stabbed Van Honten in the shoulder, in
hicting quite severe flesh wound. The
wounded mems Injuries proved 10 De not OF a
serious character, and McCulloch was held
Ia $500 hail TO appear before the grand jury
". 4. Herald, 9fh
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LOB POTOMAC BIvER LANDINGS.

ut Tne swift sld fsS1rite Iron steamer
PILOT BOY ". H BY les, Captain
having been thoroughly Overtsuled and reitted
will resume her trips fer Potomac river Landings OF
TUESDAY, March d, and every TUESDAY snS
SATURDAY thereafter. leaving fitzhUsh's wharf
foot OF sth street 81 O'Clock a IetuFBiPg, WI
arrive In Washington ever Te5GssGs- s2t sysds,
evening.
Freight received daily.
Al freiRhts must he EreEsi0
febn n. L. FITZdC0H, ASen
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

In yrtre Of writ of feri facias issued out Of the
Clerks Office of the Supreme Court OF the District ~
columbia and TO me directed, viii SELL for cash. at
enonc sale on WEDNESDAY, the 29th day Of
scribsd pr 2peIty, to wtThe undivided one hall OF
Lot no. 4 10 Square No. s., together with all and
Washington; ID; .. seized and levied upon as the
Propery q Isabel Langrsn, and viii be sold to sat
VS. keryand z Lsneran. N-'
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u 81. WARMER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
OFFICE OF TIN COMMISSIONERS OF THK
DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA,

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, ID. O.,August l6, 1875
By virtue Of authority vested a as Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia, aud
pursuant to acts of Congress approved June 4th,
l72 and June 20, 1874 will sell az public auctions
in front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, September
Is, 1875, at four o'clock D.. m, the following real
estate, in the city OF Washington to wit Part Of lot
numbered II, in square numbered two hundred and
fifty three, being particularly described follows
to wit: Beginning at northwest corner Of said lot
and thence running south So feet 9inches; thence
east 50 feet inches to east line Of said lot thence
north So feet inches thence west to the place Of
beginning, together with the improvements, &C ,
thereon. This property Is sit uate d the southeast
front Of S. feet inches on 18th street and IS feet
inches on street. The improvements consist Of an
old brick building, which has been In use for con-
siderable period as Q school house.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the residue In
two equal instruments in six and twelve months,
with interest at seven per cent annum, secured
BY deed Of trust on the premises. deposit Of one
hundred dollars l00) win be required at time Of
sale. All conveysncing will be at the cost Of the
purchaser. W. DENNlS0N,
J. Fl. KETCHAM,
Commissioners d. o.
augl7-d&ds J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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WHY ilE kCrr-LNo LcSpeS. the brilliant
cich writer Who died recently. never went
on "a, but the custom was Introduced SAYS
Chat van, by Count 'AltOn-Shee and hal
the following or igtn. One dav he was WALL
ing IN Paris " IN young lady who sudden
~ said:
ON what charming bracelet Look
there. my friend"
So he bought Il. 4 little farther on she saw
a fan.
All the delicious FAM quoth She.
lie bought 10. A little farther on She saw
an ebony 90 sket.
"Ah! what a casket." said She. Give want
90 Just such one ever 50 long"
low could he help buying ~
Ihe next day the count Sa,d TO himself
Let Us always take a cabriolet, 40 Will not
cost more than walking"
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MARRIED.

BUGUELG-LEWlS. ON september 9tb, ls75 Al
v cs.ey Chapel, b. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler, Oscaa M
HUGCKLY, Of ashinGtOn, u. q, 10 Miss sALLIE
L--WIs, Of Virginia.
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4 FEIGHTENED CoNGREG ATIoN.-JuSt
before the close OF the services in the CathO-
lie church, corner of Clark and Hanover
streets, Boston, Sunday evening, two or
three boys, who were leaning against gas
bracket in the back part OF the church,
room in quite a volume, and the rear end of
the building had the appearance of being a
mass OF flame. The audience began a hasty
knocked down and trampled upon, while
others were slightly injured by being crowd .
ed against the wall. One or two ladies'
tainted, and little girl was quite seriously
injured. The fire was extinguished with but
little damage to the building.
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UNDERTAKES.
BANKERS.
< TOCk PRLyLLEg KS,

S25 to 8 900 invested vii sTo6aOIy pay during
the leNt ~ days, from 100 20 500 per ceat prost
During The fame time last ear privileges paid
200 TO 1000 pr cent. profit, and the year before
from $4,000 $500 was made on 500 in-
vested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, giNes fnI 4
particulars and prices Of al the stocks dealt IN at
NEW YORE STOCK EGCHANGE
ALEX. FkOTHlN 3HAMGCD-,
sef9-tth,s,fr Bankers. IL Wall street n "
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y MILLIONAIRE BACHELORS WILL
Thomas BarrOn's Will. with two colicIlS,
citation retur1able on the 18th OF Septemb Der.
Is on file in the sUrrogate's court. New York.
The teStator died on August 3tst, n bachelor.
and bee ueatbed an estate, real aud personal,
estimated a. six or seven millions. His next
OF kin are two sisters and eight nieces,
Bephews. and grand rephewS, all adult. and
severally living in New Jersey, Michigan,
connecticut, and Long Island, ". Y. lie
gave 10 three servants sums amounting 20
nVe or six thousand dollars; and 5000 each
10 the New York Eye lnfirmary, the New
Jersey Historical Society, the New York
Juvenile Asylum, the New York Association
Tor Improving the Condition OF the Poor, the
American Female Guardian Society and TIE
New York Hospital; TO the New YORK His
torical Society, Sl9, 600; and $50 900 10 buy
ground and erect a library and free public
reading room i'm Woodbridge, y. J., and keep
II supplied with periodicals, newspapers, and
bookS-the trustees OF the fund TO be Dr. Ellis
y. Freeman ard the Rev. Geo. Lucas OF
Woodbridge, and John &. Barron, OF New
York city. The testator gave various annu-
tiles and absolute requests 10 all his rela-
tives, and the residue 10 his nephew, John C.
Barron.
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WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, AuctIopeer,
w Successor to Green Williams Auctioneers
No. 1001, northwest corner 10TH and streets.

AuCTIQN SALE OF FRAME BUILDINGS
OLD LtMBER, PAVING STONES, TOOLS, &c
a VII sell on MONDAY, the 18th day of Sep
lEH tember. at O'Clock, on square bounced by
North Carolina avenue, I'd and streets southeast,
west OF Proyidenee Hospital, one large Frame
DrellDg house OF ~ rooms, including L. addition.
one House OF 10 rooms, one Of rooms, two Stables
ana two eheds; lot Sand Screens, Crowbars, Tools
AID OF other articles buildings to be re.
moved before the u Of December
Terms: Dash Tor all sums less than 100. Sixty
Gays VIII pc allowed on sums tn at at with
satsisctory security. Ten per cent required when
articles are knocked down,
Also, az same time and place, five Carts, used for
drawing paving blocks, unless charges for storage
other are paid before the day Of sale
seS d I'iap.2tl WASH. b. WILLIAMS Auct
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!, neB, IINeNEY . CO,

Hsye removed their Banking House to In DROIT
BUILDING, corner 9Th and Il streets.
They are prepared 70 do general Banking pusi-
ness, receive Deposits subject t. check sight, draw
Drafts on Baltimore, Pbisdelphia and New York.
buy and Sell Foreign kxohsnas, and make 0ollec.
tons ell points. sp2s-u
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A FISHERS NEW DYE woRKs,

500 STREET, MAR NINTH SKREET,
CONNECTED WITH
A. FIshERB CHEMICAL SCOUTING WORKS
on gTH STREET, NEAR q, OPPOSITE Pa
TENT OFElOE.
N.B.-Dyeing and Cleaning Gentiemen's Gar
nents q specially 81 short notice. Fair prices.
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Amen LINE.
a UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every Saturday from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Favorite route for Tourists.
Finest approach to Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
FromN YORK TO
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST.
or LONDONDERRY,
CAHiNs-S65. SIS SS0-Currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates
Steerage always rs low " by ahy other
FIRST -CGASS LINE.
OOhPASN'S OFFICES: Bowling Green, II. Y
CAMMACK & CO., 1923 Y street,
miss ANNIE &. BUMPHERY,
srfO tn sem 430 loth St, nesr Pa avenue,
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A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
MAIL STEAMSHIPS. fSak
ONLY LINE CARRYING THEE1E8N
AMERICAN FLAG. ss<4
Sailing every THURSDAY from Pciiadelphis SoT
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
CABIN, INTERMEDIATE ssd STEERAGl
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Bates as low ss by another frst-class Line
PETER WRIGHT SONS, Gene. Il Agents.
Philsdelphia,
q. ID. COOKE, JR. q co., (Bankersl, Agents,
augB-ly 1429 street, w Ashinkton.
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AN ANCIENT GERMAN WEDDING CERE-
MONY.-The feature of the PlattdeutscheS
Nolks Fest near New York the other day
was the marriage OF Mr.. Castgan Nett and
Miss Katrina JOrdemann, the ceremony be-
Ing conducted after the manner of the anci ant
German peasantry. A procession headed By
the bride and groom marched from the cas-
lie, and was followed by several wagons
Loaded with useful articles for the young
housekeepers. IL made the circuit OF the
park and entered the farm house, which had
been htted up for the occasion, and the cler-
gy man performed the ceremony. The strange
surroundings, and the recollection Of the
sports in which they had recently been en-
gagged, probably hindered the spectators from
realizing that they were witnessing a real
marriage, and the minister was again and
again interrupted by shouts of laughter and
applause. But the nuptial knot was TIED as
nfmly as though the young couple had made
their vows beneath a cathedral roof The
enthusiastically arrayed bridal party then went
10 the headquarters and drank the prosperity
OF the newly married pair in Rhine wine and
clampagne.
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SSThSH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (successor to Green Williams, kucts a
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th end d st5.
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~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. on
account CT the rain, until TUESDAY, August | at,
le75, saIne hour and place.
GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
sugt5 eoSds ICritic.l J 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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10 TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED m til
Il ESDAY, September 18th. 1873, ssIns hour aud
place. GEORGE MASON. Trustee
sci eo&ds Critic. j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman
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INBOMAS DOW Wing,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand of Latimer & CleEry,
Southeast corner Pennsyl av euue aud 18th st.
kACELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
PIT BLIC AUCTION.
n On TUESDAY MORNING, September
" 14th, ISIS, at o'clock, at The residence Of "A
NJ gentleman declining hOusekee ping. No. II )
tllth street, between AID Ii streets north
west, shall sell tho following al ticlos:
Walnut Hair Cloth Parlor Suite.
MaIble-top Table.
Walnut M nble- top Chamber Furniture.
Oak Marble top Chamber Set.
Painted Chamber Furniture.
Hair and Husk Mattresses.
Feather Pillows aud Boosters.
Three ply and Ingram Carp-ts.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Dining Tables and Chairs.
Kitchen Requisites, &C.
Terms cash.
seI9d THOS. BOWLING, kuctf1uasr.
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- II. WARNER,
H. Real Estate Broker and Auctfoueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7tb and streets n W
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CHANtERY SALE OF VALUABLE USIM
PROV ED REAL ESTATE ON gTH, BETWEEN
T AND L STREETS N0PTHWEST

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE USIM-
PROV Ed REAL ESTATE ON 9TH, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
2SG UnIer and by virtue Of a decree Of the gu.
prem court Of the District of Columbia, passed
IA &C ulty cause No. 4,+t2, doc. "a, wherein An
ME u nderSon ct al. are com claimants, and VIM
T. Athl'y ct al. are Defendants will offer for sale
a public auction, in front Of the premises on MON
DA the 1 9Th day Of September, 1875 az 8 O'Clock
II; the following real estate All of original lots
numbered one %, twelve (l2), thirteen (lS) and
fourteen tli), IN square numbered three hundred
AID ;txtY one (3Gl.J This property has a front of
Two hun1red and sever ~ (27j feet three (3l
inches o. 9th street. and one hundred 100 feet on \
street Ihe property will be sold a whole or sep
aTately, In lots 10 suit purchasers.
, Terms o. sale prescribed By said decree are: One
tblrd OF tue purchase money cash; the balance in
three equal instruments and payable in six 49,,
twelve ~ and eighteen (ls) months from day of
sale with interest at six 80 per centum per annnm
sild notes TO be secured to the satisfaction of the
trustee who shall secure a lien On the property
until the whole purchase money shall be paid, } or
the purchaser shall have the privilege Of paving
the whole purchase money in cash. All conveyance
Ing al purchasers cost. 100 deposit at time of
sale. II the terms of sale are not complied with
within fve 80 days from the day of sale the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost
OF the de-aGinrg pun chaser purchasers after five
(5ldays notice in the Evening star Newspaper.
JOHN \. HANNA, Trustee
augls eotds IRepl Ed. CLEARY, Salesman.
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THIS EVENING.

JAMES GUILD, Aucuoneer,
10l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
commencing ct 1880 O'Clock, will sell In the
ton room, general assortment of Men snd Boys
Clothing, Remnants of Cloths and Cassimeres.
Gents Furnishing Goods Cutlery, Plated Ware,
&C. Sales-Tuesday. Thursday snd Saturday, com
mencing at 1 O o. m. JAMES GUILD,
maye-6m Aucuoaeer
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ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO STOOL AND COVER,
EhR.CLOTH PARLOR FURNITURE, EASY
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS, BOOK RACKS,
GILT EKAME MIRROEs .MARBLE. TOP AND
MALNUT CENTER TABLES, FINE EN-
GRAyINGS AND CHR0M05, MANTLE Or
NAMENTS. OAK WRITIN6-DESK, WAL
NUT kxTENSIqN TABLE AND DINING
ROOM tHAIkS, MAHoGANY CoRsER
BEpk00M FERNITURE, COTTAGE SUITES,
WALNGT CRIBS, CANE SEAT ROCK ERS
0THER OARPETS, BRUSSELS. HALL, AND
AND cotton T0P ATfRE S Es, FR {, ER
BEDS, PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS, WALNUT
WARDROBES, 0TT0IANS, PARLOR, BED
BOOM. AND OTHER STOVES, CHM.
GkOCkEHY AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN
UTENSILS, &c.
n ON MONDAY, the 18th day Of September,
VI ISIS; commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, shall
NJ at the residence Of 8 gentleman decli Hing
'hOTsekIesspsss' No s2a "a street south
described furniture, &c, in perfect order, and
well worthy the attention OF p+rsons in search of
sep3-d Gap. 2tl WASH b. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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fSTHE SUPREME COURT or TIE DISTRICT
II OF COLUMBIA.

Hodtag a Spestdl TertH, AaeEsf 1sfA, lSp.
In the case Of Johanna Laes<ie, cd minstrsfrix Of
trix aforesaid has, With the appreciation Of the sa-
prene Court Of the District Of Columbia Aforesaid.
nsl settlement and q the persenal Estate
Of ssid deceased and 81 the assets IN hspd e f.r -
when and where ~ the creditcrs and hsiT o. s.,a
dsceased are notified 90 attend, with Their cielns
nroperly youcbed or they may Otherwise ~ Law be
excluded from all beneft I'm said deces-eds estntec
week Tor three xeeks in ths Kvsning Star previoas
y ss va ss's a TIBsrKB, Register Of wmh.
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E'AsT TRAIN FOK GAPS MAY.

u HOURS md 80 MIMI TEsWAsHINGTUN
TO CAPE MAY.
The PEENSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
has put East Express Traia
rom Phiisie shis to Cape May -
Leave NashingtOn-7:4S q. m, fday Express, J
arriving s. Cape May at D.
Leave " ashiu gtcn-9 % a. m. Limited Ex press
arriving 81 O. De May az o. m.
On Limited Express an extra seat fars Of 8 LIS is
charged between Washington and Philadelphia.
ID. M. BOYD, JR,
y9-tr General Passen ger A9ept
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COAL! COAL: COAL.
WOOD! WOOD!
COIL {!

am now receiving all sizes Of the best grades
COAL,
Lee" "Miikesbarre" and Locust Mountain
White Ash "LoIberry" Bed Ash, and "Lykens
valley" TO persons who wish 10 take advantage of
the low prices orders will be receiy ed this month at
yerJ small advance upon the original cost for casa
- an also ofsriue at low figures prims Hickory,
Gas snd Pice WOOD, sawed and split any length or
size desired Orders through mail promptly hlled
ard and Ofice, corner 9Th and streets south
west; Branch y ard 6nd Odce, A street, between ID
and Sd northeast.
B4 IN w. III. NARROW,