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EOR GETOWN.

GRAIN TRADE.-The offerings of wheat To-
day at the Merchants Exchange amounted
To 500 aushels. Sales of $500 bushels at
from S1A to Si-31.
CATTLE MARKET-Messrs. Means, Wea-
yer q Co. report sales at Drover's Rest to-day
of 63T head of cattle at from ~ to 5x cents
per pound; 81 left over. 1, i2S sheep AID lambs
were offered. and all sold at from to cents
per pound for old sheep, and from $3.50 to
~. per head for lambs. Fifteen cows and
calves were sold at from so to s45.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arrfved-Sch
Kitty Ann, from Alexandria, with I, 800 BUSH
els wheat for Hartley & Bro. By canal
Boat j. n. Thomas, with $50 bushels wheat
for j. G. & j. M. Waters; boat Irene Knott,
with $50 bushels wheat for same, and boat
VIM. ackson, with corn for same. By rail-
$50 bushels wheat IoS II. N. Talbot
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LOCAL " E VS..
Amusements. dc, Tonight.

Naitoradl Thed'eT- Mrs. Henrietta Chan
frau in Parted"
F6rcrs OpeTd Ho1tse. Harrigan and Hart, ia
their amusing specialties.
TdDrGd0e Hd7-Mr. Thomas SeatOn DOno-
no viii deliver his interesting lecture en-
titled "Old Acquaintance"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-23

NEW PUBLICATIONS. - From Warren
ChOate x Co. we have BlackwoOd for Sep
tember; from Robert Beall, Harper's Weekiy
for October 2
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Col. jaime. A M.gruder.- Accounts.

WARREN, TIE EXPERT. REPORTS DEFT-
Cheney OF s76 Ga n.
special dispatch TO the N Y Freainy
Pos from this city yesterday says: Mr. War
rem. Of New York. the accountant has fin
tsbed his examination or the accounts OF Col.
j. A. Sseruder, treasurer OF the late Board
of Public Works OF The District OF Column ia
and submitted his report tn the board Of
audit. composed of the First and Second
Controllers of the United States Treasury
on me 2nth instant. The examination mas
brought to light very remarkable method
or want of method of account Keeping, as
The following statement will Indicate:
Between the LIST Of July, 1871,
ard March 30, 1874. the receipts
OF the treasurer, accounting To
bis books, amounted TO the
sum ot Observation-Disclosures 14 .ST4 80
And the disbursements to-. 1922. $50 81
Apparent DR.. balance March 80,
To this Mr.. Warren found there Should be
the following additions:
Two errors on footing
cash boOk........... Sc
Additional receipts
between March 80
ard June 20, 1874, on
which latter date
the Board Of Public
works was abol-
1shed by act of Con-
gress................. 10 53S 81
Sundry errors and
OfniSS ions to enter
receipts from time
TO time........... 921 ,343 IL
1887 ,SS1 ST
l. ess OveTcharged
debit items ........ II IL
1887 $50 -
Sl,t95.S5S 10
rom this deductions must be made as
follows:
Additional disburSe-
ments down TO June
20, 1874 .............. S231 ono Sc
Other credits omitted. SG9,676 6S
Bonds and cashturned
over TO Comptroller. s., 2S5 35
Balance of depositac-
count with Freed
mems SavingsBank - G.
S1,lS2,992 81
Less surdry duplicate
and erroneous cred
its. .................. 1877 30
-S1, 100 .5ji %
Balance not accounted fOr..... 500, SOB II
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CORAL lewelry sets, necklaces scarf-pins.
rings, studs and buttons to match, receiyei
Geofge diamonds, in gold, No. 45 PennsvI.
yania avenue, near Az street.
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Miss HULFTT Is gaining a successTuI Law
practice IN Chicago. Her "attachments' are
NOT easily resisted. She uses Natures Re11t-
tifer. 30
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TIE HAMILTON BUILDING ASSOCIATION
which is just being organized, as will DE seen
from the advertisement I'm another column
includes In its citizenship several OF our best
citizens. There are many features In the
plan which IL has adopted which commend
10 as a means OF investment. Many borrow
ers do not understand that loans made from
sneh associations can be settled at any time
Vito Interest only 10 date OF repayment
10 49,, - % sFeat advantage 20 men who wish
-N@e u course Of erection.
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WHAT this country really needs is a good
I'VE cent cigar.-Ece. Star Of yesterday.
q Inc country can De supplied with a goo1
nve-cent cigar by calling at Geo. r.. I,eck-
ron's, 1904 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PASSED At ANNAP0LIs.-Wm. w, Rms
sell, OF Rockville, has passed the requisite
examination and been admitted 70 the 10, 8.
Naval Academy At Annapolis.
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OrYIcy or CaTEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WtSHTNGTON. Septe nDer q. ls15 y
For New England. the middle states AMI
the lower lake region, clear or partly clo11y
and warmer weather light we.terly 20 south
erly winds, and high but slowly falling bar
Cmeter.
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THE MARKET HOUSE CAsE.-To-day in
the Equity Court the case of Hoffman agt
The Washington market house bill to re-
strain sale OF stalls and cross bill-was re-
sumed, and the motion of Gen. Butler made
last week for an order to collect rents and
for bonds, was argued by Messrs. Merrick
and Elliott for the dealers, and Mr.. Bradley
for the company.
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CHOICE GRAPEs--R. A. Phillips sends MS
some grapes from his North Arlington vine
yards, so beautiful TO the eye and so satisfy
Ing To the palate that we wonder everybody
don't buy patch of land In that beautiful
locality ana go TO raising grapes.
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II. ii. WELLS, Attorney for L. s.


IN MISSION OF THE DOMINICAN Fathers
n<.s.,t..sss u rtich will commence at St
IOtn proxl mo, under the auspices OF the DO
mlniean Fsthers, viii be the first that has
len nsiu IA the new edihce. Services will
lions given on religious subjects The priests
who conduct these missions are seIacta1,
because OF their peculiar fitness for the wor.
and In their ranks are embrs ced some or a.,
most eloquent preachers OF the Catholic
church. Fathers MeKenna and Quinn, of
New York, and probably Fathers Dinahan
part In the mission.
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CIT 2 TIE MS.

FREckLEs removed by Natures Beautifier.
LADIES JcH and Sfr0!D hats raapisba, - ~,
me Fall styles, at y. T. Writings, g2I Penn,
avenue. - " ~
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY WELLS GOISC To
LOOK AFTER THE BAIL BONDS HERE
Ikk.-Ihe following was received by Judge
Mills, OF the Police Court today:
OFFICE OF L. :. ATTORNEY
District of Columbia. Sept y, Is75
Hon. SstDr1aet e 4MiLLs, Justice Holding POti,e
Court
My Dear Sir--ln all cases where parties
request 10 be let TO bail on charges OF crimes
committed against the United States, / re-
spectfully request that notice be given to
me, or one Of my assistants, so that NAV
nave an opportunity OF being present aud
examining the sureties in each case.
Respectfully yours,
IL. III. WILLS fOr L
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HON. JOHN LYNCH, ex-member of CON-
gress from Maine, resides at lie Droit PARK.
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Mat Beef, porter house, eOa2s per h.: sirloiu,
a. round Is roasting pieces, aOa2s. corned losIs;
eorned; salz1s Mutton, l5a3Oc; Lamb, Issso; Veal
Las; Dried Beef 3Da25; Hams whole II: cut 4,
sliced Is; Middlings, Is: cut. Eai5: SsanlSers Il
n",r, ID cut TONGUES Ss6o each; Lard, lSc per ID
bunch; Catfish, Is per bunch; Hsiibut D. per 10 ::
nerch, yellow, 40 Per bunch; Shad ssasOc p@r nair
herring, CTS. per bunch; Shee pshead 7saI nd:
Sshlon' sssiornaI SsSaoc per III Salt Wafer
Clans 90 Der 100, Spots. 4ac pr bunch ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., irish, ~ per ok; do sweet
toper pso Onions, 70 per PIX; Cabbsge, 3aS per nd;
p"I ps Cpcu Rk Beans. per PIX; Tomat" Is 30
each 'Ai'
FRUIrs.-oranges, aaas per dozen: Lemons. MY,
pear afRles, z. per PIX; Peach.s 81 80 per
saS per Gt Quiz ces, !0a75 per pk.
pRikD RUIrS.-Apples, lOal2 per pound; Peaches
peeled, 81; unpeeled, Is Blackberries, 10, Cher
BurIER.-Philsdelph print, 50 per III. New
York Creamery, 50, choice roll. ~: fair do lag
Eggs, 80 per dozen; Cheese. 2Da25 per III ~ "
PoULTRy.-Chickens, live, 75al Is Der pair: Ducks
75al 90 per pair. '' p~'' ou'As'
FRINGE HARRY's HARLEM PALACE
record was filed in the sheriff7s Office veTter.
DAY, OF sale by Sheriff Conner of pronertv
belonging To the fugitive Henry w Genet In
AZ avenue, between I26ih and ~ IN
81 eets, made July 1, to Jane NJ CharIick
eNecutrix. AID Aaron j. VsnderpooI aTId
Geo. w Quintard, executors of Oliver Char
Hex deceased, for SlS, OO.-N T. Stal, I'D
~ The influence of bad example was 20
Gently strikiDgiy displayed at St Ciepeviara
Mo Mr.. Mathis was milking a coy VIII.
The cow fell dead; he united the rome from n. r
horns ard fell dead also.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday, for Chas.
+. Wollard and c. g. Duncanson trustees
part of lots 6, and s, in square 55I, situated
on q street, between LIST and Sd streets north
west. and containing 1s715 square feet OF
ground, TO Thomas FL. Callan, for 6 cents per
square foot.
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FRECKLEs removed hy Nafnre.s Reantia,

TRADE SUPPLIED with N0tl;re,s 2oo,gi6n,.
by CharIes Stott Co, wholesale druggists
40; $50 pennsylvania avenue, Washington
~ - 9,S,l:
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ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-Officer Prather
OF the sth precinct, arrested last night a col
ored man named John Thomas. having in
his possession child's sack, eight towels,
Inree Calico aprons, six pillow slips, 'wo boil
ster cases, one child's petticoat, two night
gowns, two lace window curtains, &c, sun
posed 10 have been stolen. He is held for a
hearing. 80
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The Rife Match Yesterday.

Balance not accounted for...... s966O5 7,
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DEE.

JOHNSON. At South koua, Sandwich Islands,
on Tuesday; May ! Of consumption, TEFouogE :,
son If the late John ID. and Helen V. johnson, oil
lslip, l.. l.. in the cath year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
kEhR. On Tuesday. June -, at her residence. i'm
this city, Miss MARIANNE h ERR. daughter of the
late A lns ander Kerr.
The fune raj Will take place from ST John church.
on b street, Thursday, NJ go D m. r.
ROBINSON. After long illness. on Tuesday,
June p. "A. ISIS, CHRIsTIhNA \. RDBJNsoN, belovei
wife of 1 hos. ii R0biuspn.
Funeral Thursday morning. al - a m, from her
late residence, No. IL Sd street northeast. Rela-
uyes and friends are inv tied 90 attend p.
SCOTT. On "Wednesday, June S0th, WALTER L.
SCoTT, aged months aud dave
Funeral from the residences Of has father. +. A
Scott, 800 street northwest, at ) clock - NOR
row. FRIENDS Of the family invited 60 attend.
TuGS1N. At q miuUtes q 2. on the 31th instant,
" .ILIAN lArBENCE. infant son q Thomas " and
kaE-ie A. IhB son, ged mCEths aud day-.
Funeral " N take place from his grandml her :
residence Mrs. George ". heatingl, Lincoln ave
me, on Thursday. ar 4 clock p. N. Friends and
relatives requested 70 attend.
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MARRIAGE or SCHOOL CHILDREN.-Some
excitement was aroused i'm Springfield. Mas
sachusetts on Friday. by the announcement
mat two young members Of well known and
greatly respected families were married on
the 4th Of July, lSsA Their engagement had
been long announced, and their wedding was
to take place this summer. and preparat ions
had actively begun I'm both families when
the supposed future bridegroom remarked
casually that they Were making a great fuss
FOR nothing, as they had already been mar
ried almost year. This declaration created
The utmost establishment, neither family
having Lad a suspicion of the true state OF
the case, 80 circumspectly had the young
people behaved. The wedding preparat ions
were, of course, aoan lOned. and the couple
started on their bridal tour without further
cert mODN. II Is understood that the pa rents
on both sides were favorable 20 the match
but averse 10 the marriage taking place last
year; whereupon the young folks took the
matter into their own hands and contracted
a secret marriage during a pleasure drive to
Enfield. Conn, on Independence bay. The
husband OF year Il student at Harvard
college, and a son of a prominent railroad
official. His wife has steadily attended "A
fashionable boarding school. where, until
lately, II has been unCerstoOd She was fitting
for Nassar College.
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SThe democrats are clamoring for the
zone tenn amendment. How happy they
would be II they could elect a president for
"oIe term" even i-B0SfCa Traveller. lReyD
~ In England the Methodists intend 10
appeal against the decision of Mr.. Philli-
more. which forbidS their teachers the use of
The title OF "Reverend.' Their appeal must
be To the court II arches. and will be decided
10y Sir Il. PhiiimOre. father OF the other
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"ASH. Is. WILLIAMS, Auctloneer,
W Successor to Green 4 Williams. Auctioneers
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets
GRAND SALE OF
FASHIONABLE AND COSTLY FURNITURE
OF THE VERY BEST MAKE,
AT AUCTION
PdRLOR.

PARLOR
Magnificent Rosew God case, seven octave Piano
with cover and stools ii. Hardmsn, New York;
one elegant Walnut frame Parlor Suite upholstered
Lace Curtains, with Brocatelle drapery; Walnut
and GU Corniees, elegant Gilt Reception Chairs,
upholstered in DsInask; two Marble p Gilt Table,
handsome Mantel Set, of Seyres Porcelaine; Parian
hceDt Medallion Velvet Carpets; eleven handsome
Gil eli frame Chromos representing Peasant Girl
plate, Gilt frame ManteI, Pier, asd Side Mirrors.
Velvet Bugs and Mats.
CENTER AND BACK PARLORs.
Handsome Parl0r Suites. consisting OF Sofas, Di
vans Ladies and Gents Caster ami Side Csairs,
very ma..ive; Black WALNUT Library Table, small
W sinnt Marble top Center Tables, Walnut Corner
broluiDs,, " alnut and Giltfrane Chromos, four
Views Of Mexico, ia gilt frames; handsome French
Screens, two Velvet Brussels Carpets, Bugs, &C.
LIBRARY.
Handsome Black Walnut Book case, Bull wood
finish PaIlor Suite. upholstered i'll crimson rep; Fine
TS sfs I sHa ;e see Iron
dores, Walnut-frame Engrayngs.
DINING ROOM
Magnificent Black Walnut Marble top Bouffet,
staLd, Walnut Side Tables; " -inat Buffers Tray,
tiful French China Decorated Dinner Services,
green and gold border; Plated Castors, Cutlery, aud
ware; ChTomos and Engrayings Blue Rep Drapery,
French plate Gilt frame Mantel Mirror, Brussels
HALL.
Hardscme Black Walnut HaII Rack marble base
sells Carpet aud Mats, Stair Rods, sc.
CHAMBERS.
Elegant Black " alnut Marble tor Dressing Case
Suite ten pieces: Very stylish Black Walnut Ward
robe, Mirror Frost; ParlDr Suite Upholstered in
hep; Writing Table; Divans; Lace Curtains and
CoTpice; Walnut Bedsteads; Bureaus and Wash
stands; Marble top Tables; Brussels and Ingram
Carpets; Hair Hulk aud COttOntop Mattresses,
Feather Pillows ard Bosters Velvet hugs and Mats.
SER WANTS ROOM.
Painted BeG=teads, Bureaus and Washstanis,
HCsk anu Cotton top Mattresses; Cane seat Chairs
&c.
KITCHEN
Kitchen Tables, Wood seat Chairs, Crockery and
Tinp are, Kitchen Utensils, &c.
ALSO ats O'CLOCK p. N.
One Pair Fine Dark Gray Carriage Horses; One
Elegant Brewster Lundeau; One Four seat Open
Carriage; One SU peTiur Germantown Carriage, One
Fine Compe RoCkaway; One Buggy, One Set of Sin
gle and Double Harness.
q On FRIDAY MORNING, July 81, 1875,
" CONNIE chg at o O clock, shall sell at the
Fss residence Of Senior Manuel NJ. De Zamacona,
" mexican Commissioner, leaving for Europe)
No. 1886 / street, between Vermont avenue and
18th street, the above described superb collection
furniture, &c. Terms cash.
ye23d WASH. Il. WILLIAMS. Aact.
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MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY IN NEW GK.-On
Saturday afternoon The holy OF a man about
10 years Old, ard Eve feet six inches in height
was found ON the hank OF se PaSSAic river,
near The loot Of the Ga y-r,eai. an the Mood
SIDE district of Newark. y. J. The bniv was
hali kneeling, ard the head was resting ofi "a
lie Of stones. one Land WAS resting on the
mp. ana The other was extended. a single
barreled hreCch-loading pistol lying on the
ground near 10y. Near the holy WAS a black
Satchel. The body was in an advanced state
OF decomposition, and he features Were un-
recognizable. IN the bag were found three
shirts. covered with blood on the right arm
and breast. There was also a small pass
book with the name OF Mike Mara" upon
IL. hr. Abraham Coles. assistant county
physician. examined the body and found a
bullet-hole in the head Just over the right
ear. IL il thought that lac may he man
who was shot near the almshouSe on Friday,
June Is. On that night. two gentlemen.
accompanied 10y ladies, were attacked by
1--WE ruffans who attempted To drag the ladies'
away. One OF the gentlemen fired his revol-
Yer al one OF the ruf,ians, and the fellow
placed his hand TO his side and exclaimed
''Oh, my Col when lac ana his companion
ran away. IL is thought that the wounded
man may have wandered 10 the bank OF the
faSsaic river. where the body was found. or
may have been left there by his companions.
y. y. Irtlauc, 18Th
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II II. ZIMMERMAN a SON, Auctioneer.
HI. NJ. 81 3 Sib . rect northwest
TErsTEEs SALE 0F-HALTaBLE IMPROVED

Il r.
RkAL ESTATE ON THE NQEIh SIpE OE L
STRAIT. BETWEEN B. AND arm. NORTH
MksI. CONSISTING OF 4 TMO-sTORN
FRAME DWELLING.
- ~ Virtue Of a Geed Of trust bearing date De
E;;i csnster oh, A. u. 1874, snd daily recorded IN
LbeT No 80, foli- las If the Land Records n
tie blsii of Columbia and az the request 81 the
party secured thereby. Vill sell pubIic -nctiou
H. TIT ct the premises T. the highest bidder, on
MONDAY July lsth. \. u. ISIS. ~ q clock y.
M al that piece or parcel Of ground situate the
city OF ssh nCton. IN said District, sud known a.
part OF Lot pumbs red two a., in square numbered
live hundred and twenty 1ve SIS ,, beginning at a
point on street north Is feet west from sOuthe
corner OF said Lot. and running thence west along
the lire Ct said street 4 feet he's thence north
81 feet. thence east Is feet inch, ana thence
south 81 feet TO the place Of beginning. together
with the in prov omcnts thereon.
Terms of sale bne-third cash tcf which sla0 must
be PAID a. tine If sale and the balance in six Aud
twelve months, IN equal payments, % be secured by
purchaser notes. bearing interest from day Of sale
al The rate Of per centUm per annum until paid
Anc q deed of trust on the property sold. Convey
Veyaucing and recording at purchaser cost IL
terms Of .ale not complied with in days after
sale, the Trustee reserves the rEht resell
and cost OF defaultinC purchaser.
WI. Y. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
leSo NJ. G.. LETTRELL, salesman.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auetioreer,
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and streets n ".

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auetioreer,
Federal Buildings, corner Ith and u streets u ".
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE Situated IN THE COUNTY OF
E; BkOWNs SUBDIVISION OF MOUNT
- By virtue of a decree PASSED by the Supreme
- Court OF the District Of Columbis, on the 18th
day IL feeruary. A u. ISIS, in a cause therein pen
Ging " herein kllen L. johnson, administra;riN ia
Complainant, and George Ii. Plant aud ais are de-
fencants being No. ss36, equity docket Is, sHI Of
subsequent decree ssed In the cause. on the
sd day Of February. A. D. ISIS. l viii sell At pub
TIC auction on the premises, on tt ESDAY, the 22d
DAY OF june, A. II. ISIS, a. O'Clock = m b, to- the
highest bidder or bidders, the following lots ia 8
Browns recorded subdivision of Mount Pleasant
w Lot and part Of lott in block l. lots s7 5 9,
10 and H. In block lots L. = 3, and I, ia biock s.
lots 8 4 and s. in blocks. At the sale each LOT will
be offered separately.
Terms Of sale third II purchase money cash ard
the balance In two equal instruments NJ aui IL
months with interest from day of sale 10 BE secured
by purchaser note. Upon confirmation Of sales by
court. and full payment of purchase money. deed
viii be passed. deposit Of 8 50 on each lot re
qulTed a. day of sale. Convey sncinC At purchaser
cost II the terms Of sale are not Complied with in
five days from day Of sale, the trustee will resell al
risk and cost OF dsisn!ting purchaser.
WILLIAM 4. GORDON, Trustee
Iel2 eo&ds Ut. CoLDWELL, Salesman.
~ THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON
tinued on WEDNESDAY, June 80, ISIS, com
Iseuciug at o'clock =. N.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, Trustee
I623- eo&ds j. T. COLD " ELL, Salesman.
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TEXAN SCHOOLGIRLS. when the teacher
whips them with undue severity, don't trou-
Die Their parents To make complaints before
the commissioners; they just go home for
their revolvers and shoot the schoolmaster
without making any fuss about 10. At least
that's the way little Master Powell managed
IL the other day, and the whole school has
holiday until new hullet-proof pedagogue
can be nrncnred.
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WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (Successor TO Green Williams, Arcte,D
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets.
CHANCFRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
n STREE1S NORTHWEST,

H STREETS NORTHWEST.
Ea Under and by virtue of q decree of the Su-
Ii preme Court of the District of Columbia the
f5ih day of June, ls5 in Chancery cause No. AIS,
wherein Frederick W. stolIp IL complainant and
Christian stolpp ct al are defendants, will sell
on Tt ESDAY, July 6, at O'Clock ,. m. on the
PREMISES public auction and 70 the highest bid
der, the following piece OF ground and improve
nents to " il: Part Of Lot numbered 70, in Square
numbered 454. beginning for the same at a point on
9th street twenty feet south from the northeast
corner OF said lot running thence west one hun
dred and nine feet; thence south twenty foar feet
The pee hundred and nine feet thence north
twenty four feet to the place Of beginning.
The improvements consist Of two three-story
pressed brick front houses; each containing six
rooms, together with q kitchen aud cellar. On the
rear of the lot il O two-story Brick Stable.
Terms: One third Of the purchase money cash;
balapce in three equal instalments pay able in six
twelve and eighteen months from day OF sale the de-
ferred pas mens be secured the satisfaction Of
Trustee; or the purchaser has the privilege Of pay
ing whole purchase money cash. Q 100 deposit on
the day of sale Convey ancIng AZ purchasers cost.
Ii the terms sale not piled with within i've
DAYS Of sale the Trust reserves the right 20 resell
at risk and cost Of the defauling purchaser, after
three avs notice in the Evening Star.
JOHN y. HANNA, Trustee.
je23eo&ds WASH. d. WILLIAMS, Auct.