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LES NEZ.
ETUDE GRECQUE.
,-:O:..
NVII.

A vrai dire, etant philosophc,
Raisomeur ct non t%heosophc,
C'cst-A-dire hommc de SAVIOR,
Dentendement CONNIE dc voir,
Et Tincomparablc genie,
ii laissa la thGOgonie
Aux sots. Car DIES Dicux CONNIE nous
Ayant des pieces aux genoux,
I'm nez, une bouche, dcs forlncs
lie plus commandment dit1ormcs;
Des DieuX petits OIL srands, batards
Gu legitimcs, mails vantards
On venteux, quelquetois supplies;
Des Dieux adventure, insipides,
Contrefaits ct boitcux, cagneux
Ladres, goltreuS, p%ouilleux, teigncuS.
Ayant dies app6tits dc bttcs,
Et portant corncs sur lcurs tttcs:
Des DieuS dc tout pays, courant
Tous la pretentaine; leurrant
Les files, enlevant les temmes,
Eft commettant Guvres infamcs;
Dcs Dieuxq III wont buvant,
Rotant, dig6rant, lie prouyant
Par coliques ct diarrh6e,
Cest Ia chose peu reyertc.
Et cette historic est dependant
Celle dc rOlympe impudcnt
BIT du confas p%olytheismc.
Mails a Get afrcux panthcismc,
A Get Olympic incestueux,
lie philosophc vertueux
Oppose Ia Raison Supreme,
Unique Dieu, Th6os lui-mtmc.
Renverser rOlympe %oaicux,
Casser les reins a tous les Dicux,
Phlv6riser leurs diademes, e
Chaser les Venus elles-mtmes,
METRE un seul Dieudans tousl les cicux,
C'etait un fait audacieux,
N'est-ce pas? EFT quelle figure
Dorenavant ferait raugure!
Qu'allaicnt devenir les mortcls!
A quot %serviraient les autels?
Plus d'hecatombes, plus d'oracles,
Plus de pretres, plus de miracles,
Et le yieuX Bacchus demi-nu
Creve au cabaret inconnu!
Mercure est Ell prison OH porte
Ses guenilles dc porte en- porte;
Apollon redevient vacher,
Racleur de rebec Ell. porcher;
Junon tient une h6tellerie
Pour moines dc %paillarderie;
Bellone %fr6quente les tripots
Et bravement rince les pots;.
QUAINT aux Minerves dispardAs,
On les retrouve aux coins DIES rues
lie sein au vent, jupon crotte,
Vous demandant Ia charlie.
Socrate, VOLTA ton Guvre. Ellie
Est vraiment Guvre solennelle.
j. G..
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N1o 10 DO8Ey1DR
Avertit messieurs les habitants de GENTLY ct
DIES cnvirons que, chauuc ieudi ct samedi de
Ia semaine, lie l heure Il 5 henres du soir, il
tienara onvert un salon lie Jurbe a Ia garcou-
Mere de Ia villa Tamboury.
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ENJOYMENT,
49,

Cest un Grange neologisme, III plu-
tot I'M affhreux barbarisme dl 4 I'm GER
tain marie de pordre moral, d I'm marie
scion Broglie, Veuillot ct autres, ct qui
porto le nom IHabert.
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Compogmie NAssurnncc
Muiuclic M Sun.
CAPITAL PAVE. 5000, 600
JAMES i DAY, President,
HORACE CARPENTER, Secrc,ai1c:-

JAMES i DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secrctaitc:-
-DIRECTEURS POUR 1874
Jno. G. Gaines, Jas. l. Day,
i. J. Hart, Geo. Jonas,
Henry Renshaw, Emory Clapp,
Hugh Wilson, q. NJ. Bayly,
i. Biscoe, James Byrnes,
!. N. Marks, J. l.. Harris,
Chas. Mncready, Lionel G. Levy,
W. L. Seymour, W. b. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, ]. Aicns,
J. Weiss, II. 7. Torian,
j. W. Taylor, Scott McGehee,
j. G. Morris, Isaac l.. Haas,
Cettc anciennc ct oxcellente Com
pngnie amet 1es po'ices contre lin
ccnaie, les risqnes de r~ivieres ct de
mer, anx conditions les plus fayora-
bles. Ellie reggie toutes les pertes aux
conditions les plus Iibtrales ct les
pnie promptemcnt, il ses bnreaux. No.
Gl do Ia rue du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
L. +. Delaney, Agent general
ponr Ia Louisiana.
j. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
'du tlcuve.
Bureau :-DonaIdsonvilIc.
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III II. RIVET
SUCCESSEUR DE
e. MONTEUNE d. Gle.

A CONSIGNMENT en- magasin I'm a~ssorti-
ment complet de Drogues, Produits Chimi-
cues, article de teinturerie, Parfumerie. Ban
aages' Medicaments patehtes, fraucais, n
aanx minarales naturelles ct facticcs.
froprletaire des Gsle6res Bieys dc A. A.
Peychaad. a.
Coin Bienville ct Chartres,
Nouvelle- Orleans.
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Ayant les moyens ~nccessaircs
pour acllctcr AU COMPLIANT.
nous Noulons Greer rerc nouycllc din
BON M1RCHE.
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Aux P%lanteurs ct aux Bouchers.

M. Aristide Bouryeois,dw White Hall,
prtrient MN. les p~lantcurs, habitants ct
bouchers de cettc paroisse ct DIES payoisses
roisincs,q"H a toyours en- saranc ct quil
,econ Requirement des Attakupa DIES
bGwts dc boncheyie,b Gmt$ en- bon ffat, mil
Sc charge de hrrer Mi-mttmc, ct qu'H rend
au-dcssous DIES prize dW mayche dc la Nou-
gcllc- ORLEANS.
IL tgalement DIES hnnfs dc aJow q Ia
disposition des MaLitants.
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.Dr. ". YvOsfOmr.

lIOMEOPAIIItST AND SURGEON.
OFFICE AT MI. G. G. Millaudon's
place, College Point, st. James Parish.
REFERENCES. DIS. HoIcombc and Bel
den, Newt Orleans.
Dr.E Guernsey, New York. morh17.7 rs
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Au bon MarchcM Au grand RabaisH
M A S O N
MADAME N. ISRAEL Il co.
Observation-Disclosures.
Nine. We. 1SRAEL.s,~W KLOPMAN.
Ayant ell roccasion d'aclctcr i
DIES priN tres modGrGs, aux encans
dies f%aillitcs lie plusicurs grantls
ctablissemcnt dc New York, nous
avons ll'onncur d'ot1rir..A nos eli
cnts ct aux pcrsonncs qui voudront
hicn nons honorer dc lcur visitc, dies
MlRCHANDISES AU COMPLIANT
pour dies prix %inconnus .jusquA
present.
MARC1IANDISES SECIIES EN-
TOUT GENRE:
Np1ENNEs,>
PEIcALEs FRANCHISES,
JACoNNATs,
MoussEL1NEs,
... J1NGAs FIJI,
... MoucnoIEs,
CoLLEEETTEs,
GIANTS,
EuDANs,
oHBEELLEs,
NANSOtS rluUEs.
TOCTE ESPECE DE MARKHAM.
Discs BLANCIIES:
vovrTL,
COTTON.
COTTON A TETE D'oRE1LLER,
lNDlENNEs A RlDEAUX,
COTTON ECEU, .H
COTTON A DRArs.
EAS,
CIIAUsETTEs,
CIEMISES DE PEAr.
cALEcoNs,
CliEMls.s POUR HOMMEs,
Et unc quantitt de mmrAoudi.
Sos quill sc1ait trop long
'Gnumtrcr.
I'm CE or A TRAIT ATX
ilabllllcmentS coniectiomcs pour
llommcs ct pour %jcnncs gems, au-
clhe mason he pcut nous ttrc com
partc pour la modicitG dies prix,
IA 4nalitc ct Ia coupe dies mar
c~handlscs que nous of1rons aus
public.
llablllrmcntscomplcts ,cncou-
til ct casimirs hgcrs
presque donncs.
Outrc les dcuN departments ci-
dcssus cmumcrts,ou pIut6t
indiquGs. nous a.
avons un
ASSORTIMENT COMpLET
lie ClIAUSSURES fines ct com.
munc pour lommcs, fcmmes Of
e%ntants, qui dctic toute rivalitc ct
toutc comparison.
AJOTTEZ A TOUT CELI UN
MAGNlF1oUE STOCK lie SEL1.Es
ct BRIDES. ct vous uaurcz cnco,,
4uunc fable idtc de &c que nous
pouvons otlrir au public.
Ayant les moyens ntcessaircs
pour a%cllctcr AU COMPLIANT.
nous voulons Greer Trc nouvcllc du
BON MARCIIE.
Economisez lie temps ct cpar.
gncz-vous les dGsagrtments ct les
depenses du voyage en- yous are.
taht chez nous, au lieu d'aller en-
VILE. La vile ne vous donncra
rlen dc meillenr ct il DIES prix plus
moderGs. Et vous trouverez chez
nous tout &c que vous pourlicz trou-
Yer d la Nouvelle-O Orleans.
Les chars arrivent il midi i Donald.
sonvillc. lis ne repartent qu'a deux
lis pcrmettent done, pendant
ces deux hcurcs, aux voyagcurs ct aux
acheteurs de faire toutes les cmplettes
necessaires, sans Granite pour eux d'ttre
d Donaldsonville.
Nous ne demandons qu'unc visitc, une
premiere visite a nos magasins. Et nous
avons Fntime conviction que nous don
ncrons satisfaction complete a toutes
les personnes qui voudlont bien mons
ho'lorei Ell s'adressant ii nous. LIE pu-
bic pent compiler sur la maison ISRA-
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nETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, July I 9Th, 1875, same hour and place.
WILLIAM A. GORDON. yR., Trustee
ie24-eoSds J, II OOLDWELL, Salesman
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lDI ED.
RAIIENcER

BALLESGER. suddenly, on the 2sth instant
ADA GEAC 2. infsrf daughter OftGeorRp " and Ella
u Balleneer, aged M uths and l5days.
Relatives and acqgaintaLces 81 the family are re-
speCttully invited 20 attend the funeral from IT. "a
rents residence 5th street southeast M % clock
p M wednesday. Alexandra papers please
DAYIs.-On Monday. at II O'Clock O. Ia, SAMUEL
DAVIS.
Funeral takes place from his late residence, No.
4SF ga street a. 4 clock D Ia Ou wedue-day,
June 80 Relatives and friends respectfully IN
Vitci.
HUNT. On the 25th instant. al his residence on
Georgetown Heights, BENr AMIN 4. Hunt.
his funeral VIII take place from his late residence,
THURSDAY afternoon, at O'Clock. Relatives and
fltnd- q the family are respectfully invited %
tend. tCity papers please py.l
mCkELDEN. ON the evening OF June 2sth. at IS
minutes after 10, =. A. RoszELI.. youngest sou Of
" IN. =. aud Mar A. Mchelden, m the zti year Il
his age.
Funeral services az Hamline NJ Y. Church, We'd
no-day af,ern0J N, at Oclpck Relative auf
friends are respectfully invited. INcw York aud
brookly papers please copy
ROBINSON. After a long illness, on Tuesday,
June 18th, ISIS, . HRISTIANA y. R1EiNsoN. beloved
wife Of I hos II Robinson.
Funeral THURSDAY morning. az 10 a. m., from her
late residence, No. II 81 street northeast. E.la-
uNes and friends are invited u attend "a
SAUNDERS. On MOnday, al 4l5 m. MARY
MARuENA. only child 81 james and Margaret v.
Saunders, Is IA nllls and weeks old.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited q attend the funeral, from ths resi-
eence 81 ler parents, 1891 Rhode Island avenue,
Wednesday, AZ Ia.
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r-Among the wedding presents given TO
an Iowa bride was a lead mine.
k-NiSdOm for women: at is better IN
love man that you can never marry than Ia
marry man that you can never love"
rSIn one OF the French department, there
II society for the protection OF birds use
iul 10 the farmer" All nests found are re-
ported TO the society and protected by A. In
me past year the society protected ia nests,
from which came aO4 birds
sf-A Maine girl left her clothing i'm an
open boat and hid herself, aud when her
parents were crying and saying that N they
Only had her back they would obey her
slightest wish. she appeared and said She
wanted TO marry Jake.
Uncle JO.' said an observing little
boy, "our folks always put up the window
when The room Is filled with smoke, and the
wind blows in 80 aSio prevent the smoke
from, going out that way; now where does
The smoke go:" lit goes into peoples eye, /"
was uncle JOS philosophic answer.
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MAR RID.

HlGGINS-DARNALL. On Tuesday June ga.
AZ 81 Peter : kectory, SpottsW God, y T., by Rev,
l. =. Russell va. i. HIGGINS 10 BETTE OAR.
NALL, both q Washington.
HARTNETT-O' CON NELL. At At Patrick a
Church. Sunday. June q. 10y Rev. Father Furtuue
MAURICE HARTNETI TO JOHANNA OCoNNELL.
LlFORD-PArLnlNG. A. Cold Spring. New
York, June 3. b. the Rev. Isaac Van Wrinkle Ma.
sTEPHBN g LHE"RD, Ordnance Department. L. :.
Army, 10 GERTRJ Dc hENBLE, eldest daughter q
p. emble Padding. eco. lCharl"ston and Beau
TORT ,. O. and Saf anah, Ca papers please COPY
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a PLAYFUL LEPHNR-A little zephvr
struck Floyd county the other day and
nearly turned II upside down. IL blew John
Barney's house over, with Mrs. Barney aud
the children In II, rolled ~ over three times
damned IL against a tree and tore 10 TO pieces
ana The Inmates were only slightly bruised
As postscript 90 all this we would saw that
Mrs Barney, who l. somewhat deaf never
desisted from her knitting all that time and
when The hnal crash came only looked up
ton H0lrEtlyg
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GRAND SALE OF
FASHIONABLE AND COSTLY FURNITURE.
OF TIE XkRY BEST MAKE,
AT AUCTION

PARLOR
WITH soHeT nnd hSseWood CASE Piano
one elegant Walnut frame Parlor Suite upholstered
IN Nm Maroon Plush Black Walnut Etegere; superb
and Gilt Comics, elegant Gilt Reception Chairs,
IN tWG MarS tEH PnS
handsome Mantel Set of Seyres Porcelsne; Parsn
fceDt Medallion Velvet Carpets eleven handsome
Gilt frame Chromos, representing a Peasant Girl
plate, Gift frame Mantel, Pier, and Side Mirrors:
Velvet Rugs and Mats.
CENTER AND BACK PARLORs.
Handsome ParIor Suites, consisting of Sofas Di
vans, Ladies and Gents Caster and Side Csairs,
very massive Black Walnut Library Table. small
Walnut Marble, top Center Tables, Walnut Corner
broquins, Walnut and Gilt frame chroMo., foRr
Sss 81 Mase II git ram French
Screens, two Velvet Brussels Carpets, Rugs, &c.
LIBRARY
Handsome Black Walnut Book case, Bull wood
nnlsh PaTlor Suite, upholstered in crimson rep; Fine
Lace Curtains and Cornice, Iron frame Marble top
Table, Marble Mantel Set, Ingram Carpet, Cusper
DINING ROOM
Magnificent Black Walnut Marble top Boutfet
alnut Cane. seat Chairs, Black Walnut Wine
stand, Walnut Side Tables: Walnut Buffers Tray,
tiful French China Decorated Dinner Services,
green and gold border; Plated Casters, Cutlery, aud
ware; Chromcs and Engraving. Bine Rep Brapers.
French plate Gilt frame Mautel Mirror, Brussels
HALL.
Handsome BLACK Walnut Hall Rack. marble bsse:
Cane seat Chairs, Views of Mexico. Chrom3s, Brus-
sells Carpet and Mats, Stair Rods, &C.
CHAMBERS.
Elegant Black Walnut Marble top Dressing Case
Suite ten pieces; Very stylish, Black Walnut Ward
robe; Mirror Frost; ParlOr Suite Upholstered in
Rep; Wiring Table; Diyans: Lace Curtains and
CoTBice; Walnut Bedsteads; Bureaus aud Wash
stands; Marble.top Tables; Brussels and Ingram
Carpets; Hair Hulk aud CottOn-tOp Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and BOlsters Velvet Rugs and NJ ats
SERVANTS ROOM.
Painted Pedsteads, bureaus and Washstands,
HUI and Cotton top Mattresse.; Cane at Chairs
&C.
KITCHEN.
Kitchen Tables, Wood seat Chairs, Crockery and
Inv are, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
ALSO At = O'CLOCK p. ~
One Fair Fine Dark Gray Carriage Horses: One
Elegant Brewster Landau; One Four Open
Carriage; One Superior Germantown Carriage, One
Fine Coupe RoCkaway; One Buggy, One Set of Sim
gle and Double Harness.
n On FRIDAY MORNING, July I'd, ISIS,
" CONNIE rCing at 10 o'cl0ck, L shall sell at the
~ residence Of Senior Manuel NJ. De Zamacona,
Mexican Commissioner, leaving for Europel
no. 1886 l street, between Vermont avenue and
10th street. the above described SUPERB Collection OF
Furniture, &c. Terms cash
JeZ3d WASH. Is. WILLIAMS, Agct
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FREEDoM--A northern female philanthro-
piSt. speaking 10 a NickSburg negro the her
day, inquired. "lsn't IL pleasant 10 be YOUR
Own MASTER IL reckon IL is" he replied.
And how do the colOred people generally
feel about IL ." she continued We'll don't
'zactly know, bat 1 guess mos 90 'em feels
putty hungry" was the answer IfeIs5ltrJ
H.yfglf ~
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RAILROADS.
RALTIM0RE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sUMMkB sCHEDULE-yuNE 6, 1875.
IRON WAsHINarnH q

FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
SEQ .. m, Baltimore and Way ststions
s.4s q ns, b;slSmOre, Annapolis. Trsdsrick and
12oa N, BaIIini5re B,satfrs, n, R.Loy
$50 2 m s W9!s and Virginia sprugs. ParlOr
oa.m-,s.s YORK, Phiiadelphia. Boston, B.its
zoo n Chicago; Columbus; ssndu:ky, Cincin.
fsrs' bgT ssley 4 l sseI, town, Frederick. Par-
SO no, Nf,th,nF'9n notion and War stat.ons,
ssos hSi' Rs s,imo1 BT s5s =, s,.,,o,,
I0.I a. m, Raltirnore and Reisy.
ll-3o a: m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and Way Sta
100 Pm IA YORK, PhilaaeIDhi., Boston, Nor,
NJ on sundays, Baltimore and Way Sta
S4' "a; Freieriek. Y sshiSE'"S ~ ?anct on and
a.s W'i siat ta3;i Wis hs,rSgoilan Bran b.
500 ,. r., Baltimore ard Relay.
80 m Chieaso s. Louis, Lousv III st eaa%
ley Sp-ing~, Paiiuaa Cas- SrPpeT a, MGy-
mt bitaktast at PayksJS5KrE aAd Bsn-
$40 Pr HaseSs.oNn, Winchester, and Way
ia .. m, Baltimore aad Delay. Way Stations
300 p M, Baltimore, Sdtnsb1Ts, Laurel and
BtlaN. > Tp-EI II az.
caso $ Ions az Pf,5s. isiA or: c e. ne
BrtakJGsf 10 GrGf;eH
cLNba1 TRAINS.
5s.s-er. a-d way Ss1fiO,s-s an, 80 CO.
lis aud ia o n. V'
Eos BI5,nlsss ar RslGg.-6 so q. n 5 90 and
900 N.
F'sf..- GO a n, SO sn' IL 25p. m, stopping
~ Az ITalAJ Stop q: Viadsef Hots,, RsIay Hox,s
Station. --~N
For further information apply ut the Baltimore
snd ono Iicket Offices, Washington Station, and
A-S Pennsy lSauia avenue, where orders will be
taken Tor BAGGAGE TO be chscked and received at any
clint in the city.
THOS. X. SHARP, Mssrsr OF TRANSFORMATION
L. IL COLE General Ticket Ageat
6hO > hOoNTL. General Agent. LEI
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1lOWNMAN q GREEN,
IL Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
%l2 7th street northwest.
SALE Al AUCTION,

SALE Al AUCTION.
a. On THURSDAY, the LIST day of July, 1875, of
~ O'Clock p. m, We will sell at public auction,
la front of the premises all that piece parcel OF
ground in Uniontown. d. c., situated on the west
side of Pierce street at its intersection with Harr-
son street, beginning NJ ssd corner of Pierce and
Harrison streets, and running northwestwardly ~
feet Harrison street, and running back with that
width enthusiastically to the depth Of $50 feet, i'm
proved by q good 2-story Frame House Containing
nine There Is excellent garden on the lot,
ard pump of pure water al the door.
Terms of sale: 81 go cash; balance in IL ana "a
mouths, secured By notes bearing per cent inter-
est and deed of trnst on the property.
DODGE & DARSEIELE, 500 vt
jels BOWMAN i GREEN, Aucts.
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NEW kXPREsS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
FalLADEbPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, WASH
q lNGTON AND GEORGETOWN, O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier !, North Wharyes PhtIadeIph,S
SATURDAY, at ~ m. 10y
From SO Water street, Georgetown, Is
DC, MONDAY 81 p. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clyde,
Regular Semi weekly Line of Steamers for ProyE
oence, Boston and New England States. BIO wharf
age in Boston by this line
G. y. HYDE, gent fer d. ofO,
VIM. p. CLYDE CO., Phladefphis
r. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. ID q. MINK, % Devonshirs street, Boston
Freights delivered by knox7s Express. Or
ders left at General Office, sos Pennsylvanis ave
nne, or at the Steamers Wharf, viii be promptly
attended to. ser2-fr
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PERSONS who are weary OF saving How
doth the little busy bee" can try the follog-
ing Chinese VerS ion:
How SIC belly small chin chin sting bug
- im-ln TN Hove ebiy Sixty minuft ali a time
Go. P!ok &c NJ stins bus Iuice all a day,
All Kan places lJuu howeis lest GOT busted
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federal buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX LOTS. IMPROVED
BY TEO-Sr0RY FRAME DWFLJING
WITH OUT-BUILDINGS, IN SUBDIVISION
OF BARRY FARM. CONTAINING ABOUT
ONE ACRE OF GROUND EACH.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated September
Ii YJh A ID. 1873, and duly recorded in Liber No
20, folio 3l3 ct seq, of the Land Records Of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia,
and by the written request of the party secured
thereby, We will sell AZ public auction, the prem
all those pieces parcels of land situated and
being in the county of Washington, District of Col
umtia, known and described Lots numbered
forty til forty two 42), forty three (43l forty
i've 49,, and forty 49,, in section numbered eight
81, ia the subdivision of the Barry farm according
Survey Of Washington county. ID. &C., in proved By
a comfortable two story dwelling also, Barn and
out buildings.
Also, by a virtue Of deed Of trust, dated June
sd, A D. 1874, aud duly recorded in Liber No $50,
folio So, of the aforesaid Land Records, and by
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
VIII sell at public auction, on the premises, on
THU RSpAY, July LIST, 1875 at Ga O'Clock 2. m,
all that piece parcel of land situate and being in
the county aforesaid, and known and designated as
Lot numbered forty four t4t) in section numbered
eight il the aforesaid subdivision of Barry farm
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, Il and Is
months, with interest at per cent. per annuIn,
cured by a deed OF trust the property sold. de-
pnsit of 50 will be required sale Of each lot. All
convey ancing at expense OF purchaser. IL terms of
sale not piled with within seven days after
sale the Trustees reserve the light to resell the pro-
perry at the risk and cost of the defaulting par
chaser, after five DAYS advertisement.
JNO. JOY EPSON, Trustees.
je15t ,s&2dbs j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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IL TIE sUFEEME COURT or TIE DISTRICT

Special Tenn, PROBATE slsdtoftoa, Jszs ls,h, ISIS.
In the matter Of the v al ofGE0RGE C0LLARD:
Application for letters testsmentary the estate
Of George Collard 81 the District 81 Columbia, has
this day been made by Thomas b. Marche. All
persons interested hereby notified @ appear In
this court on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF July next,
az IL O'Clock TO show cause why bettersi tos-
tameDtary the estate Of the said deceased should
lie published once a week for three weeks Ia the
Fyeninc Star preyicus 20 the said day. Test
jel5.tu, So A. WEBsIER, Register q wills.
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u II. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctforeer,
Federal Buildings, corner Eth and streets n w

II h. WARNER,
Fsera, R ksa Estate Broker and apcti0nssr
TRGSSTEEs SALE OF A TWO, STORY GOTHIC
MITHIN a SHORT INSTANCE FRoM. TIE
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated January I'd,
one of the land records for the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby, /
on fSSf e oh pTso a.
O'Clock p m the following described real estate,
umbis to wit Ali that certain Tract or lots OF OF Of
ground and improved with a Gothic Cottage lying
known and described as follows that is to say lots
plumber thirty-s 1851 and thirty seven t37l, in
recorded subdivision of ground known and desig.
n. nated as ,.C9,tsge Hill and formerly known as
Long Meadows" together with the improve
Terms $1,000. with interest at ten per cent. per
anDun from January I'd, 1874 to day of sale, aud
peIse of sale, in cash; and the balance at six and
eye months for which ,S dhs n9tes pnrshaser
deed Of trust %, on the property s9ld will be taken
at time Of SALE and ell convey ancng at expense Of
the purchaser. Terms to be cnmPlied with in seven
re iei5 eo&ds 1T C6Lbwk fID sa iea1lss:
, Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office No. 900 Sth St northwest.
SALE of DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
TEE EAsT SIPE sEE AVENUE
- On WEDNESDAY next, tho Both instant at
$50 o'clock p. m, will sell a. public auction
lin front of the premises, Lots Nos IA, Is aud Is,
in square No 7l6. each fronting 20 feet ii inches on
the east side of Delaware avenue, with depth of
about 90 feet to an alley. Each Lot will be sold
separately.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at eight per cent and secured
on the property sold rs to be paid down on each
lot Immediately after sale. COnYeyanciDg at cost of
purchaser.
je26-4t [Criticl JOS. Il. KELLEY, Auct
CHARLES c. GIBSON, Auctioneer.
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~ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY, July ?.
ISIS, al the same hour and place BY order Of the
Trustee: +. ID. CLEtRY,
Sol
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Holdtns a Speetat !eTri, Jose I'd 1873
LEwIs h. eENGsTACK, deceased, the ad-
pinistrai9r Al, sforssai ni. has, with the apRro-
trict Of Columbia aforesaid, appointea TUES
DAY, July Eih, lsT5, for the final settle-
ment and distribution Of the personal estate Of
said deceased ard Of the assets in hand the
same have been collected and turned into money;
when and where al the creditors and heirs of said
deceased notified 10 attend, with their claims
properly vOuchea, or they may Otherwise by law De
excluded from all benefit in ssd deceased : estate
PrOrtded. O cory Of this order be published once q
week for tkree-Seeks In the Evening Star previous
20 the said day. Test:
90 IN .. A WEBSTER Rac,u<.r ~ xVt,.