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The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

SoyEREIGNs OF INDUSTRY Earle, the
President of the Council of the United States,
spoke to a small number of gentlemen at Sons
of Temperance Hall last evening, upon the Or
der of Sovereigns of Industry. The first part
of the leceure was read from a large pile of
manuscript aud was not particularly interest
ing La,er in the evening the manuscript was
laid one side and the remainder of the lecture
was quite interesting. The main point OF the
lecture was that the CONNIE rcial world is one
mass of corruption, and it is impossible for a
strictly honest man to do successful busi-
ness In fact. the speaker said corruption is
on every hand. Not only in our business, but
even in our religion, and unless thinking men
and women arouse them. elves to the mpor-
tance of change, the result will be alarming.
He struck decided blow at the great army of
drummers employed to sell goods. In his opin-
ion they We're nothing less than "bummers''
on the working class Mr.. Earle Is very
pleasant speaker and if the weather had been
pleasant be would have drawn a iull house, as
the order is quite strong in this city,
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust Of Administrator of the estate OF
LIZZIE A. FULLER, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
ALBERT $. FULLER Admir-.
Portland, Nov. 10th, 1876 nov17dlaw3wW#
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Please tell the people that ycu saw their
Advertisement in the PRESS. the circula
ton oil which, per month, exceed 100000.
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To Let
NSHE lower tenement in house No. 81 North St.
i For particulars apply to 337 Congress ST
noy17tf ID. S. JONES.
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TEMpLARS OLE HONOR

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNCIL-Maine first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. l. every Wednesday
evening.
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

.. w. GODDARD POSTMASTER
d. w. YORK Observation-Disclosures
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FrankIin Bouse,-Hariow ST., McLaugh
lin a. Davis, Proprietors.
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Wanted.
Notice.

fkNHREE smart active men to travel good salary
guaranteed. Apply between IL and only, at
60 Exchange Street, (up stairs). nov17dtf
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To Let.

10 Lei.
a TENEMENT of six rooms to a small family in
"A house No Is Vine st. Inquire at l54 Fore
corner Market Street. noy17d1w*
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BEL FAST.
American House. Clark Bros, Preprie
tors.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

BATH.
Bath Hotel, q. vi. Plummer, Proprietor
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

WANTED so good Agents to take orders for
w Copying Pictures. That beautiful Pennello-
graph Everyone wants their pictures copied now.
Agents make from $5 to $40 per day. Address, with
return stamp, @. p. BEAMAN, West Newton, Mass.
noy17 div
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

Parker House. School 81. HI. d. Parker q
Co., Proprietors.
st. James HOfeI-J. r., CroekeP. proprf.
etOr.
fremont House, fremont st.-Chapiu,
Gurney g. Co. Proprietors.
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20 Let
EROM December 7th pleasant rent of five rooms,
II in the western part of the city, to family
without children, $17 per month. Address W, Box
1857. nov17d1w
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HOT ELS.

HOTEL DIRECTORY,
Embracing the leading Hotea In the State, at which.
the Daily PRESS may always be found.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

From 500 a m to $50 p M Sundays excepted
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
from to 10 am.
The Portland daily press., 1875-11-17

AUGUSTA.
Augusta House, State st. Harrison Bak.
er, Proprietor.
Cony House, G. A. & HI. Cony. Proprie
tors.
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IDIED.

ART THUR. Tueslsy, 25;h instant. - quarter 4, z
=. N. MIS-. JAM ARThE =, vile q } lmrs Arthur.
ag,t - year, aud month";
1rirE = g the family ar INV ttsf Co. attend "a n
aiteTn"'n. tr,m her late resiirucr. N qSq IA :,
corner 81 10Th. Ia tim NJ 3 aud Zsuesvili.
ohio papers please c'py.l
BARNES. on Monday, MAY stth. Many J.Nr.
beloved VIE q Nm Baru-,, aged 81 year. ant I'd
ia, s,ter long and painful Illness, which sac L,rs
with Christian fOrtitE D. sad rrsiguaflan
Farewell. dear husband, am a. rest,
AM shalt forrNe o.:
could not stay with you on earth.
But Hou can COM O. ne.
M.ep not. dear husband. that am ssse,
But strive o. follow me,
And train nv children tor the Lore.
That Jhes may hspPy lie
nneral from -. Domntcks Church, welR-sig
AFTERNOON. at hall past clock, 20 which tbs r-is
tives and friends 81 IA" family invited
JOHNSON. On Tuesisy afternoon. the 25th in
start after short Illness. MN. jon N-DS, tbirl ,ss
iis age.
liz funeral viii take place fr m the residence IF
hIs parene, No. 1925 9TH street. a. M ROW,
Thur day,1 Al clock. The friend, 81 the IAN iE
ar respectfully invited q attend
KELLY. TUESDAY, 25th instant. ~ ia. O'Clock a
~, alter a long and pa nful Illua~s Mr. ANNE
BELLY, cuns"It 4 the late Patrick Kelly. in the
Jiih wear a. her age.
Funeral win take tlsce IN 90 her late restl.ne..
corner "a NV Hampshire avenue aud NJ svr~et |,
4 urs .sF. 1stl instant. AZ o'clock D. m The
fi,etS az. relatives Il tlie family respectfully
invited g. attend.
POoRE. suddenly. on the 2ith instant Mr..
stRAH Poor. " "a ~ Of the late John PooTr. h,
Relatives AMI friends ol the family arr respect
fully invited . attend tn funeral. from h-t lats
re-iGtnor, 9O9 p street, Ga Thursday the 9TH
instant al ,. n. q
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hINCANSUN Bios AUrriCne-rS
~ Southeast corner % 9th and u streets n. ".
TIE ENTTEr ST0CK OF MR. IL VI HEN
fLER- "a II IAN. No 45S PENSSYLyANI.
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
" iii Trough LINE TO BALTIMORE
PEILAUELPHIA.
NEW YORK,

BOSTON.
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
STST
1HBOEGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
NV YORK
WITHOUT CHAN(fE OF CARS
The equipment this line Is aeW and Of the most
NlaEalf and ir1 proved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT . 23 A. NJ Is PULL
hAN AhLGR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CIRS n n
NIGHT TRAINS
on and sitter MAY %, 1873, trains By this
lne VIII leave Eepot Of Baltimore ard P0tona c
Railroad corner q 9th and streets a. follows.
: 4S s. r. ENp-ess for PhTisdalphis, New York,
. ~ snd points East daily. except Sunday.
S.SJ g.. N. Limited EN press-PulimRn Car Train
ior Philadelphia, New York and points East
CAlly, eNcept sunday.
us 2 N. Ey press for Philadelphia and New York
daily except Sunday.
4 so + n Express for PtilsdsphIs and way points
daily.
9:0- p. II. Express for Philadelphia New York
aU1 points East daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CARS on All Day Train.
,Pt Imam PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
lick = ard information can be procured at the Of
ces Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and prf-
Vare residences orders len az the offices of the
Company. northeast 18th street and PeunsyI-
san!a avenue, and on northeast corner of Pennsyl-
sania avenue ard 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL-
EOAD, corner 9Th and streets,
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia Pa
GEORGE G.. WILKINS,
tecl SupertntPnlaut. baltimore
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Bsfleyaua.

- Tie sharp report a. Oh rustic cobhie-
Sto0e against tie tensc 81 .r.i ica tgS The al
Nent o. gssrtVa beds g.lG the neNt door hens.
- Santa Cats Says tGat little bal-s who "a
naIeioot VIII have ROLLING In their stock
llgS.
The dictionary, Instead ~ the Bib'e. VIII
eEcrnl her the garrct1f the future.
OautS have eutirCiN superseded formal
calls iu Washington society," Well. Ia most
cases the card il pa, G,rahia.
loung CoNilic was a. the hat store with
companion. last evening.
= liat sind of hat % Won want. vnuns
nan, sati or Stiii. iuQnirsi the ppaprietar
sol, SAID young CoVilie
WY con you gct Stif 'un. RIll -
NhtsltFel his Sufpri S,si friend
a stiu Unt' eiscuiated Young Cavins,
slsIli q CO tempiuol'~iy ~ hss companion.
Al WHAT Kind 81 a chance 40 You SuppaS..
4 nav, Tor getting out 81 the house with q
St'H hat under my lacket, without ma So
Ing ~ an making ne come back
Ills friend Was silent.
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hsa, Estate AID Insurance Agents,
LIE proii Building, corner Sth and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
fkuPkhTl AT AlCTlON. BEING two
SR l2TH STREET, BETwEES AND U
r. By virtue OF deed % trust, dated Angus. 18th,
La lso and recorded in Liber 622. fes Il ei sc. e.
one OF the land rtcors of Washington couaty in the
plrlet OF Columbia. and By direction of the holder
OF tie note secured thereby. will sell. Pablo
auction, on tie premises. on MONDAY, May 1sth,
1873 at clock m, al those pieces or parcels Of
frVrnd II the city q ashington District Of Courl
bla known as lots IS and 49, in Facouer and Allen
sntci lsion al Part Of The east half of square No
"a: Each Let Is improved By handsome two-sfory
Brlek DWeiilng House. Zach house viii be sold
Terms Of sale: 81 go or each house, together with
the proportional expenses of this sale, in cash:
balance Ia six and tw Give months secured bv noes
bearing interest and deed of trust on the property
deposit CT 5 100 on each house will be 're~luires
when the property is knocked down. Couveyaucsng
a. purchaser cost II the terms of sale are not com
piled with within seven days after sale, the Trustees
reserve the right 10 resell the property at the risk
and cost Of ,dstsTltins Rnr6haser or purchasers.
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE. q r,.,.
ROBERT p. DODGE. trustees
may5-dSds YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Aucts
STHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
WEDNESDAY. May goth, same hour and place.
BY order OF the Trustees.
syIS-dSds Young & MIDDLETON. Aucts.
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hUNCANS0N BROS. AuctiOueers,
~ Southwest corner 9Th and d sts. n0rthwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRovEp PROPERTY

I'll
At AUCTION.
g. b. virtue of three deeds Of trust, the first
In dated DEcember, lisa. and recorded in
Ilber Nc t6, ol0S II. &c. the second dated Eebrr-
Uary - lIp aud recorded in LibeT No COS folio $50
the third dated April lith, lo70, and recorded in
Llber No en- folio 49, 0f the land records Of Wash
lnEton county, in the District Of Columbia, and by
request Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed viii sell in front OF such piece of property
b public auction, on SATURDAY, the 29th day Of
May. a. u. ISIS, at q O'Clock D. m. the pieces or
raTCels Il ground described in said deeds of trust
follows The eastern fifteen feet one aud a half
inch Of lot ', ~ the depth thereof the western i-
teen feet one and half inch Of lot ettered T. by the
depth thereof, AMI part of lots ietered aud V, be-
ing the western part OF lot and the east part of lot
fronting ittra feet and OHc-g uarteF inch By
the depth Of said parts uf lot. AL in the subdivision
q original lof- II square numbered oil: each piece
OF ground improved by substantial brick building
On Rhode Island avenue, between lIth and 18th
streets northwest.
Terms of sale: Cnethird cash on each piece sold:
the balance ia notes of six. twelve aui eighteen
months with Interest az six Per cent said notes 10 De
secured By dgeis .f trust the property deposit
81 SltU 10 be paid each piece as soon cold. All
convey arciEg q c1-t Of purchasers. The trustees
reserve the right 60 resell any piece sold which
the terms are not complied with III ten DAYS after
day Of sale, upon giving five days notice in some
new sPgpeT published in Washington.
PRED. " JONES. (r.-
JOSEPH II. ED.ON,G Ai">'ec7'
may lfcfE1- HINCANScN BROS. Aucts
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THF KENTUCKY RACE~ this year are t.
ve,uPiug remarkable time. ScsrcheI'S nile
at Lexington In lf1 was The best ek eg ma ie
aud II the horse does not break down. ~ -
mary promising ones have done. he must
take prominent place in tie Eastern meet
trg> during The summer. pn Wednesday. A.
Louisville. kccre Richards 4-Nesr old Mon
mouth. q Nar Dance colt. ana a dash ~ .
mules IA i This : the best time foY the
distance on rocprt. he!rg n second and a
qra:'or better than aay previous achieve
1f.evf.
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SHOPPEE-PLAGUE INCIpENr> A
machine TO operate against graS~lOppa.S mas
been tried. II cousistS OF a long iron cyllnisr.
containing fire. which il passed over the
ground and roasis tlle hoppeTS as a goes An
incident 90 the Cd stress az Usage. Kansas. Wa
who said that they bad neither foot nor
money. and that they would not permit their
families 10 siarNc while food was Within
reach.
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IKE Eo~roN n lEEUE-H rF'h ~ ffr FffFr
Gut-Nubgl II Young. the lille uve-yssr-
oli Girl who was the victim az IA atroclouS
Outrage IN the tower al the Warren Avenus
Baptist church. Boston. SUNDAY. died last
evening. CUmulatt We evidence among Other.
things bioOdstaiuS upon hls collar. hand ger
CHIEF auu C.oinIrg, strpu Zthen> the belief ia
the guilt OF the sexton. Thomas Piper. a-as
twput--SiN yearS, who Is under arrest. Toe
ftoLInr lrninaf him 1. Intense
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AUCTION SALE
OF THE
MOST DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
DISTRICT or CoLUMBI.

= I'TNIhIJI UF IULI u BIA.
- We shalt offer for sale, the premises, on
WEDNESDAl- June ID, 1878, at 5f O'Clock
=. o. IN. several lots IN he beautiful property
known a. " hitney Close, bordering the soldiers
Home Park snn living south aud alongside of the
handsome drive leading from eth street into those
grounds. These lots, which contain from 1900 to
~ 600 feet, according to location, will be sold from
recorded suhdi vision, plat Of hich will be shown
at the sale. and which eau be examined in he mean
time AT Office Persons desiring eligible suburb
an sites should not fail TO attend this sale.
The terms of the sale will be- One fifth Of the pur
chase money in cash, and the balance in one, two,
three four and five years. with notes bearing seven
Mt interest and secured by deed Of trust on
the property. deposit of lUo on each lot will be
required at the time of the sale All cOnveyancins
at the cost Of the purchaser IL the terms not
piled with within ten days from the day of sale
the owner the right to resell at the risk and
cost CT defaulting purchaser or purchasers.
my25st YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, Aucts
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~ Tie Rev. DR.. Cooper and h.> concre.A-
uon. 81 Chicaso, have Just ioiDed the rcIorTn-
ell Episcopal church.
81 \ ~. Louis iury has wei hef the dsrs-
aGe sustained 10y an attorney OF that city IA
being called "shysteT." aud has fiNes The
same al one cent.
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E7HOMAS BOWLING,
Il ALctioUesT ard Real Estate Broker
Successor 10 Latim-T . Ciea~y,D
s0Ethwest corner Penna. avenue AID lIth str
TRUSTEES SALE OF \ TWO STORY BRICK
RESIDENCE, No. I3I BEALL ST, GEORG e

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ TWO STORY BRICK
khsIbENtk, No. I3I BEALL ST, GEORG e
e. b virtue q a deed Of trust, dated March %,
IL - l,i duly recorded in liber AZ. folio 273.
one q the lsUC records for ashiugtJn county Dis
Tlct Of Co. nbia aid AZ t-e request Of the party Sc
cGreG thereby viii sell az PUBLIC in front
. lie premise, on MONDAY, Nav 81, 1875, at 5
clock p Ia. The following described real estate in
tie cty II Georgetown, ID. C.-The east half of Lot
Nc 81, In B-ttil ADDITION 10 George own, having
front OF the sLth side Of Beal street Of thirty (3J
teet, and running back with that width 10 the d. 9th
81 one hundred and twenty i2l) feet. with the i'm
IroyeIleLts thereon, consisting Of - story Brick
Terms: One-third Of purchase money, the faxes
now 20. and expenses of sale in cash, and the
balance at six, twelve and eighteen months from
Of sale bearing interest az ten per cent ppr an
mum, and secured by deed If trust the premises
deposit Of SlCO required at time Of sale All con
NeyauC ne at purchasers eN psnse. Terms to be
complied with in i've days from day Of sale. other
wise he property to be TeSod the risk and cost of
the dCf2Ul.iHg purchaser after FIVE DAYS notice
:. T.. MIDDLETON. Trustee
ay-5-6Sds THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
To- ti0RRO W.
'TROS. L. WAGGAMAS
Real Estate AGc;ioneer, $40 18th street

TRt STEES SALE 0F IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON Al R STREET, 1ETWEEN AND III
NORTHWEST.
e. py virtue If deed OF trust dated the II;h day
L.. Of May, y. II. ISL. and recorded ia Liber No.
Co. iiJ BAL oIe a the land records FOR the District
Of Columbia, al - tie request of the party scared
Their. by. shall 81. on TIT RSDAY The 2ftlT day
OF May l-15 e. Otlock p. m. the south oneh aft
OF Lot I've, n the recorded sub ivi~ioa Of lots mum
bored J.; and H. ~ square lS3. having from. Of IL
feet inches on Ith street. aud mprOV I'll b. three
story Brick House.
TENS: One half cash; balance in 6, Il, and Is
months in notes bearing interest at 10 per cent till
pail 90 be secured by deed Of trust the property
deposit OF s 100 VIII be required v hen sold. All
coAye! ancing at purchasers cost. The trustee
serves the right TO resell the property at the risk of
the defsulting purchaser, if the terms not com
llied with in ten days.
JNO II GODDARD, Trustee.
may E-eoSds THOS. r. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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TNHOM8S BOWLING,
A Auctionser and Real Estate Broker,
(SUCccssOp to Latimer & Cleary,l
Southwest cSrner Pennsylvania avenue and lIlh st.
TRUSTEES SALE OFINPEOyFD PROPERTY
on IEE SuLIu SIDE OF 4 SIEEEI. BIZ.

\
On THE SOUTH SIDE or l. STREET, BE-
TWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
Fs By yirtUe Of deed "f trust dated the Goth day
f:. At April, 4 u. l,72, auf duly recorded in lber
NJ. ESQ, ioig gf Of the hard records for Wash
iuCton county. District Of Columbia, aul by request
q the party secured thcreLy.I shall sell on FIJI
pay. the 2-th Gay Of May, lsT5, at ia O'Clock, in
iuui % :Lr ITelu-cs. paTt Of lot ., in ure SIS,
-.tlfe3 on the south Side Df street between % nod
f,h streets northwest, having front If l. feet
~ drp;E oi lc feet, Improved b a frame dwell
ling.
Tens q sale: $50 and expenses Of sale cash; the
L la~Cc IN = y rs, secured by Il deed # trust
with note beStjng intcrert ~ per cent. per anuua
Cow. 40 PurCh sey's cost SIyJ down Whgn
the property l. struck OF.
COLUMBUS FERTNER. Trustee
MAY II dds TUCS TOW LING surt
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ASSIGNEEs' SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
ASCENSION CHURCH, on l3TH STREE
BEIMEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE AND
Nj STREET NORTHWEST.
e. On WEDNESDAY. May 26th, ISIS. a. =
Hi clock ?. M the undersigned will sell, at pub
lie auction on the premises. al Il Lot No. n, in Ia
Noson subdivision q part 81 square No 80, in the
CITY OF Washington, II. c, together with the in
prcyemeuts. consisting Of three story brick house
with two story back building and finished base
ment. The house contains Is rooms and all the mol
ern Improvements The location Of this property il
regarded very desirable for private residence.
Terms Of sale follows. A deed of trust for
S6tUu with interest from January 18th, ISIS at the
rate OF ten per cent Per annum. payable semi auuu
ally, the said trust payable Ou before January
18th lo1 10 remain on the property, # desired 10y
the purchaser, and the balance OF the purchase
money to lee paid one third in cash ami the balance
IN two equal payments AZ four and eight months, TO
be secured to the satisfaction Of the assignee OF
the whole purchase money 10 be paid in cash NJ the
purchasers option. II the terms of sale are not
con piled with within five days from 6ay of sale. the
assghees reserve the right to- resell the property a.
the risk and cost u tho defautng purchaser after
three days notice in the Evening Star newspaper,
WALTER :. COX,
JOHN +. HANNA.
AsSiguers Of Robert L. Fleming.
n1ayH eo&ds tRep.l d. CJEARY. Salesman.
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SALE AT AUCTION

Commencing GA MONDAY, May 3 Ist, at ] o % 'cl x
a and continuing daily until every thing l. sold,
shall Oiler the balance Of my stock at public auc-
uJ2.
TUE STOCK CONSISTS or
Desirable line of Black Goods. suitable for tine
present aud tall season. Plain and Twiled De Bcges,
Llama Cloths, Pongees, Linen Lawn Camels H1ir
Cloths, Skirting materials, Mohairs, Cashmeres.
Scotch Ginghams, Plaid aud Strip d Suitngs, aud
many other desirable fabrics fer spring wear " hire
Goods of all the desirable grades and qualities Black
and Colored Silks; Lace Points, Jackets aud Man
ties; Plain and Fancy Handkerchief; Plain aud
ped Hosiery; COrsets. Notions, &C. Ladies ,,
Gentlemen's aud ChildreB's Underwear; Towels,
Napkins, boy lies; Shifting. Pillow ami SheetiDg
Linens: Table Linens. Wine Cloths, COttOns Prints;
" hite ard Colored FlaHnels; Water Proof Cloths;
Ladies Ready Made Gar mtnts; Shawls. sc &c.
The above goods viii prove to be Of good quali-
ties any of their kind | have ever kept Parties
in need of them will ind il TO their ADVANTAGE at
tend the sale.
JOHN I. MITCHELL,
may26d 931 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE.
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II Il. ZIMMERMAN & SON,
a. AuctIonCers and ComTniF sion Merchants,
No. GIL Louisiana avenue, near 7th ST., nor. Invest
sAIEOF VALUABLE IMpROyED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON EAST CAPITOL STREET,
EETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS,
NORTH SlDEJ CONSISTING OF THREE
STORY FRAME DWELLING. WITH ALARGE
Gil Lar No. 22-; ALSO, FRAME STABLE
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust. dated October TO-
k:y a u. ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No 6jj
fO0 lis among the Land Records Of the District Of
Columbia, and i,y direction Of the party secured
thereby viii sell at pablo auction, i'm front Of the
premises, to the highest bidder, on MONDAY, May
3lst 1878. at $50 p. m, all those certain pieces or
parcels Of ground ia the CITY OF Washington in said
District, and known and described as follows, 10
wit: The western % feet fronting on East Ca pfoI
street of lot In square No 7jg, and extending back
the width Of 20 feet the full ept If said Ior also
lot lc:tered and marked IN, in III. G. Shoes and
others recorded subdivision of original lots Il, IS
IG Il and Is. in said square No. 759. excepting the
south II feet 80 inches fronting 81 street east
by equal depth Of - feet inch of said lot IN to-
CetheT with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale. OBe-thrd cash (of which { 10 must
be paid at time If salel. and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, in equal payments, 90
De secured by purchasers notes, bearing Interest
from day 81 sale at the rate Of eight per cent per
uum until paid payable semi annually ID "A deed
Of trust on the premises sold COnve yana ing aud re-
CoTdng at purchasers cost. II terms Of sale are not
implied with IL six days after sale the trustee re-
serves the right to resell at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser. VIM. Il. HObTZ NAN, Trustee.
mylS Nj. @. LUTTRELL, Salesman
TyFHOMSS BOWLING,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-26
FT'uUNfS BOWLING.
Il Au~Ii"Herr and Real E-tate Broker,
tSTccs>scr 10 L3timeT-H CLsary.l
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and IIth street

NEEl VALUABLE UNIMPROVED PROPERTY
- TIE SOUTH SIDE OF y STREET, BE
TWIN ON AND 10TH STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
&C. OU TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June LIST,
~ 10. al % clock. in front Cf the premises. |
n AZ ell part lot l.. in square S6S, having a
front q - FEET oH tn- south side of ;rr an run
L'rg back 10 feet, being betReeH 9th and l0th
streets ECT Invest.
Terms, one third cash; the residue in two equal
payments at six and twelve Iths, and secured by
deed % trust on fha property with notes bearing
iEtcft = az the rate 81 per cent. per Con
ysrclug az cost Of the purchaser 100 i'll be re-
CURED who's The property Is struck of.
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