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EVENING STAR
1"rRsbAH........... July q. ls7s.


A STRANGE SroRN-Zsr III .ssegfhr sr-n~
Hts''cl,f = sssv 90 Hs ErTla9 ~ ,uiS Walker
uled a Wet Liberty Iowa. on Sasnriav
week, after NprCSSing -ncg8 e>t fsstf,, thsr
he shorts he buried GA the farm where ~
iornlerlH lived, rear Ecvi Efol. a station IN
The NiutciSet branch az The Rock Island
road. atnai e. ghtctr miles frDn npS MofvcS
The stricken wife. filed with love Cor him
and W:fh heart broken with sorrow and
grief sought "a -'iil The wishes 80 lar tlaat
husband Slc prrclre.l a hurIal--t~e. arsF
started on her sat GRAND. she arrINt,t Al
BcNinEion- stranger - eNeiN to3y. Of the
station agent Shc inquired as % ne 1ae4ffnn
81 The iafm wHcr" r'r husband was % ha
buried The aceaf inquired who % was tllat
Wa> 20 - rrirtri. ana. or being told. ne
quickly tOrSaN a Very unpleasant aliair. The
Widow laa come l. bury npr husband ,lrl tite
premise Of man wro~r daughter. trtn az
home. was the We of the dcroaSrl Tho
assent. after some Corsi.ers,t log. aeru-I ID
best - turm ihn WIIcW,' TIE rtrrs. she
received the story with pgrarcf actoulsI!-
u''Uf. ami could scared j. believe her late
hA>t ard guilty. 81 such ts~tI-.N. hnf. on
o. % = assured lf wi> 80. she h,7lpc intig-
uart. and itU TIE holy with cf.l rsuS 90 ha
CiNtytt 20 wife NJ. ]. lWE,ss .I.' LuDEl-
edge fnrycar> ~ the wGpr ahrUf> ul BEER hiis-
bad Nas has aTr. val ben q br-rIs' ,.i~sef. 10
Re On SlD>tu of a. elp ~1W If q lH. f.->. q ..fr
c4sCuNyIc' that Walker Eai STA a.p.frr
wife ID Missouri
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IL T. ZINMkRNAN & SlN. AuCt-0rrTT.-
H. NJ. 3I& ..h street northwest.

TIT S1Ek SAIE or NAbtABL IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE IN THE NORTH SIpE bF l.
; REkT, BETWEEN s. AND sTH, NORTH
VAST, CONSISTING OF 4 TWO STORY
FRAME HNkLLlNG.
- ~ virtue 81 a deed If trust bearing date De
k:a cent oh. 4. ~. lSi4. and dlly recorded IN
l.t.r So IL. 'p- Us one q Ihe Aand Rre1rl- frr
the listrICt ot ulUmhis zui AZ the request 81 the
Paity secured thotcty. Will ell A. Pgbrr suction,
- u M - the premise- q the highest bidder. IN
MONnAl. |Ily l2tb. \. 4. l-55. A. - clock p.
m al that zee or parcel ~ ground situate the
city - " ashnFt0u IA .Ad District, aud know n -
part ai L u numb red Two ~, IN square numbered
I'VE bUItrsu and twenty nNe IS e beginning az a
point on street north Is fegt we~. from soUsh-asf
Corufr o. said Lot, and running thence ives; along
the line Of I l. street 4 feet sac rs Ihrure ID
- feet. tleI east i feet six irch. aaI tarcD
sOnth i FEET 10 the place Of brginuinE. together
WIN the III ProNtIeuts thereon.
Toms Of sale tUe third cash Il which lAA ur -
be paid AZ time II sale and the balance ia siK al
twelve months. In gusl pay ut~, ia DC surri ty
purchaser notes. bearing interest from day 1t sale
AT The rate of per ceEtum per annum until pal ,
aut d. ed q trust on the property sold. Convey
YeysECing and recording AZ purchaser cost II
term II sale are not complied with In days after
sale the Trustee reserves the rELt 10 resell AZ RISK
AMI cost 81 deiautiu- purchaser.
Wa. r. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
JeaN NJ G. Ii TThELJ. salesman.
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nUNCANSON BROS, uctfOneers
~ Southeast corner 9th and ID SITS. northwest.

CONTINUATION or THE SALE OF MILLIN
cry GOOhS, RIBBONS, STRAW GOODS,
sc. CONTAINED IN No. 400 PENNSYLVA
MA AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
SE5a On THURSDAY MORNING, July 1st.
GS1EZcomme ncing at q o clock, shall continue
42A-NSat the above named store the sale of the
STOCK on hand OF Millinery, Ribbons, Flowers,
Trimmed and other Bats, SpoolSIlks. Cottons, HO-
sieIy, WOrsteds, Laces, Edgings, Handkerc chiefs,
Fancy Goods, II air Goods, Jewelry, &c
Ladies inv tied. Every lot to be sold.
Jc29 DCNCANSOS BROS, Aucts
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ID H. WARMER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner.
Federal Buildings, corner and 9TH sts. northwest

TRUSTEES, SALE OF \ TWO STORY, ATTIC
TIE WEST SIDE OF lgTH STREET., BE-
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
- by virtue ot a deed OF trust, dated September
Est 18Th, A ID. l~72 duly recorded in Liher No 3d.
fnlo SO, one II the land records tor the DstriC: #
Columbia, sud at the request at thc party secured
thereby VIII srl At public au-tion, ia front If
The premises, on 2 THURSDAY. July 18th, ISIS, at
SITUATE IN the city Of Washington District Of Co
iuIhia, 10 wit: The part of lot numbered six
teen 10, in square numbered eiIty-sN Sjl, begin
ming Tor The >a.l part AZ the ou'hwcst corner Of
said lot numbered sixteen (ljl. the public alley in
said square, thence east with he or south line
Of ~a1 lot thirty -Uight t3S feet min - inches 70
Of said lot. thence north twenty 1--WE t5 feet
thence west parallel with street thrty-eizht t3s
ct uiBe iuches 10 the line OF said lot, aud
place of beginning also, the south half Of lot nun.
IcTcd eighteen tlS), in said square numbered eighty
sIX N6 said south half II said lot having front Of
cHty two % feet 81 inches the west side of
18th street West and running back west with that
width the depth Of said lot; together with tine i'm
Pruvcmcnts, &C.
Terms: S go, wit h interest at ten per cent pr
pen of sale. ~ cash; and the balance at six and
twelve months, for which the notes Of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of SALE and secured
deed of trust on the property Sold will he taken
Be post of 100 Will be required of the purchaser
al the time of sale, and all conyeyancing at tbs
roIse Of the purchaser. If terms of sale not co-
rlifd with in days, the trustees reserve the
the dcfauiHg purchaser. after five days ADVERTISE
GEORGE W STICkNEY. Trustees
el0-2aw Ads j. 7. C0LDwELL, Salesman.
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y SENSIBLE NoTNG MAN-The sensible
young man j. now living near Council Huns
Iowa. Not long ago he became Involved IN a
quarrel with no less than five IA Iierett men.
ana challenged each one of them 10 mortal
combat. All accepted. and were upon the
ground I'M time. Then the hero of the affair
sald he WoUldnt fight them all at once. but
would hight the best man fi.st. The five re-
gan discussing the question OF who was the
best man. and got te lighting They Strug-
gled over the subject for about quarter OF an
hour, the champion sitting on "A log a. um-
pre-, ana when tie question Was finally set
tied The best man" could have been whippei
by anybody, and wasn't ready To fignt. The
challenger walked of with all the honorS.
anu wa proud and happy. This il the story,
and u lfChahly a lie.
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RAILROADS.
uALrIMOBE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ECMMER sCHEDULE-JuNE 8, 1875.
IRON WASHINGTON Oily

FROM WASHINGTON CITY,
. so a m, Bs.i i'm r., BlsiensburS and Relay.
sA5 a m, Ealtlmore, Annapolis, Frederick and
goa m "a. more. By.asfas: al Relay.
80 q m : = lni"9 aud Virginia Springs. ParlO'
eco q m. Nes York, Philsdelphis, Boston, Bsl,i-
200 a m, Chicago, Columbus. ssndu.ky, Cincin-
raj suisyiile, 81 l. us, Pitt-burgh, Dee
FsTk 81 eie, y SseI. teS n Frederick Par-
$40 n. -aIustou notion and Nay Stst!oce,
$50 IN M. G, ia re- ard sail way Stations.
40 a m, Baltimore and Relay
II so a. m, Baltimore, E!iicJu City srd Way Sta
100 p M n . York, PhIlsielFh:.. Boston, Nov
fc'E- hrt baltimore. E3iHHs- ~ RsI9y II 80
= m, - sundays, Baltimore aid Way sts-
$50 ? u. -. more. Lar-eI ard Reisy.
Wa S;a. ~, VIA Neirop ,ii,sa Bran, n
9oB- m, EsI.5.lore ard Relay.
80 p. n, Chig-Fu - Louis, Louisville. % un.
leg SF-lus-, Pp.f4sIr Cas- S-r-.5 a, Mr.
tr...f- b-s1sIast a; Fa5,sTs5srs aAd Ben
$40 ? Hasr;y -. winshs.:sr and WAY
F-lS D m Fsi-iHi. re aud Relay. Way Stations
Isr n, Baltimore Aut Way -t..'a,.
zoe p m. Balt-u'-s, Blaa Dstu-g, LaureI ard
LI25 ?. n IA E-Vre--. Pullman, rms to Car
,a.s $. Ions 81 P.a.5a-- ig.f4 ca. c.aHss.
Br.l-fEr @. ,..efi.H
MAI L.
Bsl.I-sc-s 7ur ,Frg S:n.t0zS-> s.m.,I 80, 5. 90,
l" a.. Ia
F7r Ia r.s-- art Rs,ag.-6 30 = II, 8 90 and
zoo & d.
Ess..-~ % . No., : 30 srs lI2sy m, stopping
IS dCri- tie week
"a. TfasH5 Sis- a. VIa4scf RO:si, K.lly RoH,s
S.1fJOr.
For further affirmation apply ~ TIE Raltinor-
sad ONO liSAgi ones Wasl iugton Station, and
Z = Penusy ivE; - avenue. who're orders will lie
taEeu for bE O. bs checked and received 81 sny
\ 8iui In the cIty.
TBOS T. SHARP, MasreT OF Transportation
L NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO- :. EpONTH, General gent. II
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THE BURGLAR SHOOTING II NArrrK
The Boston Traveller gives the following at,-
count Of the fatal wouuding al a burglar by
a Plucky citizen oi Nstick. Mass early on
saturday morning last. "A bout o'cloc,,
thlS morning. Mr.. Edmund NJ. phippS re
slulhg lB Natick, was aroused by screams is
SUING rom hiS daughters room overhead
SCRATCHING a rcvO.Ncr. he rushed 10 the apart-
meEt, and encOuuteTIng a man crawliug ont
from under "A table. lcVeled hiS pistol aud
discharged four barrels AT the fellow, who at
tenn TED 10 spring On Mr.. phippS. TIE four
bullets took effect, and the wounded man
Was Immediately taken lu charge hy officer
kennedy. who WAS attracted 10 the scene 10y
The report OF the pistol. Dr. Townsend yrobet
Tor the balls, but Rallied Ia find any, and con-
NiGer.d Tie WOUNDS OF "a dangerous charac-
Ter. This morning the burglar was brought
before the District Court al South Framing
nam. and held Tor trial. He wa then re-.
moved Ia the Massachusetts General Uospf-
tai. The man L. a French Canadian. ana.
Without doubt, tramp"
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tRREHn

TALBERT-BEA JLEG. ou Mriua- I4y. June
SOFA. ly tie Rev. =. &. smith, D. u. w. FuHN
TALgtET 60 Mr.. EEE8 BRA1L~Y, al VI Washing
ton. ID. &,
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- IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
above sale Is POSTPONED until FRIDAY, July =,
ls1s. at jac same hour and place. - order Of the
Trustee. +. ID. CLRARY,
Le2g dtgdl Salesman.
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hUNCANSON BROS, A uctloueers,
" SoLlkeast cnrner 9Th and ID strsaLs Northwest
SALE OF 4 NEW BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT ON 10TH STREET, BETWEEN {

AND IL SOUTHEAST
HT b virtue of Deed 0f Trnst dated rvam-
vi Der -, l~If, and duly recorded an Jli-r los
Ne 46S Fclios Of the land records the District u
Columbia, and 10y direction 81 the party secured
thereby, We will sell AT pubiic auction, 4 ta=
n CHEST bidder. in front Of The premises. ON WE'D
hFSDAl, the lith day # July, a. u. l>IJ, al o
cloCk p ali that piece parcel # land situated
and being in the City Of MashiLgtHu, r. .trigt of
CUluml ia, and known upon thc ground plat OF plan
Of SAID City aud being lot numbered thirty
81 , IN square numbered nine hundred and FORTY
four, ga, according to Van Hook and u -tCaIt's
recorded subdivision Of said square, with all the
Improvements thereon, Consisting Of g twu-
story brick house with store room. and back llii!
Ing, in a good location AID well adapted for a
Bakery or oHfeCtionery
Terms Of sale. one half cash; balance in six AID
twelve months. with interest at the rate Of p r
ctutum PER anLun- secured by a deed Of trust on
the property solo, or the purchaser may pay al
cash al his option All csnycYaGCUC al the eJSt ~
= rCha>er. deposit Of 10 dollar h re qured Al
the time Of sale. II the terms Of sale ( com
Tii"d with in seven DAYS the trustees re- rye The
right 10 resell At ri>k ami ex prn-a 81 lalaCltiug
purchaser JInSDN I. CU LII. r..
EEORIA y EITZ, { Ai"'''-7'
!e26-eo6ts DINCANSON BROS, A1cf~.
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- Ii. WARMER,
81. Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th aid SITS. northwest


Federal Buildings corner 9TH aid sts. northwest.
or IhSD N Sf THE C6uSff oFMhs IkSGF
TON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AT UNION
Town. IN SAID COUNTY. IMPROVED BY
iM hARGE R Nv Ell HOUSE AND OTHER
O. BY virtue of o decree of the Supreme Court
Ia Of the District Of Columbia, holding an Equity
Court, passed In equity ca1se NJ. 3on4 Of James L..
Barbour et al against John " Van Hook ct Al, the
undersisned trustee will sell at public ancton TO
june, l95 at clock on the preIni ses all the
right title interest claim and estate OF tile parties to
this cause IN and to all that certain piece parcel
and tract OF land lylnG and being in said cOuHty At
JElCn'Own, District Of Columbia. beginning Tor the
said piece, parcel tract OF land at the southeast
formed by the Intersection of Pierce street
and Jefferson street, Is laid down upon the revised
pat OF said nI"ntpwn; running thence along the
south side of Jefferson street south 75f degrees east
angles. south lI5i degrees, vest o5T feet more or
less, to the division line between said Uniontown
property and the property Of George W. Talbert;
thence running with said line north,471 degrees,
west allowing i II degree for variation of com
pass $50 feet; thence south 1914 degrees, east 203
feet, to the center OF said Pierce street: thence
north ia degrees, h.: 251 feet, to p1j. in line
with the southern line OF lot III said Uni0ntown
plat; thence south 1'1a degrees, east 30 feet to the
degrees, east l96 feet, to the point Of beginning.
containing ga acres of lanl, more less, together
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
cash ana the balance Of purchase pney in six. o.
twelve tl2j and eighteen tlS) months, with eight
plr ceLt Interest per annCm until paid from day of
sale. The purchaser or purchasers to give prOmis.
sDry notes. iudUr-ed 10 the satisfaction of the rus
tee. No desd given until al purchase money and
interest shall have been paid. Two hundred dollars
Of the cash ayments to be made az the time of SALE
or within twenty four hours after aid SALE and the
Gays from day of sale otherwise trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the property AT the ana risk
q de'anting purchaser or purchasers. All con
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
IL Corner Sth ard ID streets northwest

hUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Sth ard streets northwest.
PEREMPTORY AND FINAL SALE OF THE
ELEGANT STOCK OF LINEN GOODS,
LADIES AND MISSES IMPORTED UNDER
WEAR.IN GREAT VARIETY, SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT OF LINEN TOWELS, GENTS
AND LADIES' FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HOSIERY. ELEG ANT ASSORTED STOCK OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS. TOGETHER WITH A
LARGE STOOh OF WHITE GOODS &c sc b..
CONTAINED IN STORE No.42e 9TH STREET
NORTHWEST, At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNI ING, July I'd, commencing
at / o O.clOcr, and will close the sale on SATU H
DAY, July 30, commencing at the same hour, we
VIII positively sell, without reserve, the balance of
the large and elegant stock of goods ut tanned in
ne above store, now occupied by Messrs. Fisken Il
Co who are now closing business.
The attention of the ladies is earnestly called to
thl- sale. many hrst class goods will be offered
seldom found Al auction sale. Every lot positive
ly sold for cash.
Je:0-3t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, VA, VASE
ISGTON AND GEORG ETOWN, D. q.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 8, North Whsryes. PhiIsdelrh.
SATI RDAF, 81 IL m. ~K-A
From SO " ater s,reoj, Georgetown.
n. O., MONDAY at p. m.
This line Connects al Philadelphia with Clyde.
Regular Semi weekly Line of Steamers for Proyi
dence, Boston aud New England States. No wharf
age In Boston by this line.
G.. r. HYDE. 4 gent dor ID. ofC.
Nm. +. CLYDE & co. Philadelphia
y. A. REED. Alexandria, Va.
ID. Il, q. MINK, 29 Deyoushirs street, Boston.
sSFTeshts delil cred by knox's Express. or
6eTs left ST General Office, COS Psnnsy wanna ave
me, or at the Steamers Wssrf, will be prompt,
attended to. set9-tr
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Young MIDDLETON, Auctioneers
1 Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LGDrOit Building, corner S!h and h sts northwest
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AUCTION SALES.
TO. MORE ROW,

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aectioneer,
W Successor to G-een b " illiams, Auctioneers,
No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID streets
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} hfNILb al lUTtIl-tI : tUaF.

sF- Ply ORDER OF THE COURT THE ABOVE
sac L. hereby Postponed until MONDAY, the 2Sth
Cay u ) Gn,, l,T5. a the same hour and place.
WILLIAM !. MILLER. Trustee
Ie2l -dGds +. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman
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GRAND SALE OF
FASHIONABLE AND COSTLY FURNITURE
OF TIE VERY DEsT MAKE,
AT AUCTION


Magnificent Rosewo5d $500 sevsr.oetave Piano.
with cover and stools H. Harimsn New York;
IN ssInan Sas 5 frame PnroT s1..e npho.ter
isSe 1nTtslns With Broc dele draFery; Walnut
bardsorne Marble top Center Tables two niTaas
upholstered in Dsmssk; two Marble tift abIes;
Marble Gard Receivers, aud Urns 10 match; msgni-
hcent Medallion Velvet Carpets; eleven hand .one
With hSr goat and SnerP shec eennt Ffe6sb
PlaSe, Cir frame autel Pier, and Side Mirrors;
CEN7ER. AND SACK P4RLoRS
mar dsoms PaTi9r Suites consisting Of Sofas, ri
handsome Rosewood Etegere, with mirror bsck;
very massive Black alngt Library Table. small
ard Gher Fs Ia rsGe Wsp an o 50
hroquins, Walnut and Gtit-frame Chrcmos. foar
plate gilt fane Mehia and oval "i MT1oF .sf Fire
Screens, two Velvet Brussels Carpets, Rugs, &c.
Handsome Black Walnut walnut BOX case. Bull wood.
finish ParlQr Srite, upholstered in crimson rep Fine
Table Marble Mate Set ingram Gsrpes G.psp
dores, Walnut frame Engravings.
DINING Room.
Fine Black Walnut Extension Table. Il heavy Black
stand Walnut SIDE Tables, walnut BGtIeT. Tr Franc
Carved W alnut Brackets, Marble Ornaments, Beau
green snt gold border; Plated Castors Cutlery aud
a fine assortment Of Cut Glass aud French China
French plate GiIt-fr Mattel Mirror, Brussels
carpet, Velvet Bugs aud Mats.
HALL.
Handsome Black Walnut Rail- Rack, marble base:
Cane at Chairs, Views of Mexico, Chromos, Brus-
sells Carpet and Mats, Stair Rods, sc.
CHAMBERS
Elegant Black " alnut Marble ton Dressing Case
Snlte ten pieces. Very stylish, Black Walnut Ward
robe; Mirror Frost; Parlor Suite [ phi jlsteTed in
Rep: Wiring Table; Divans: Lace Curtains and
COTpicei Walnut Bedsteads; Bureaus and Wash
stands; Martletop Tables; Brussels and Ingram
Carpets Hair Husk and CottOn-top Mattresses,
Feather Pillows and Boosters Velvet Rugs and Mats
SERVANTS ROOM.
Painted Betsteads. Bureaus and Washstanis,
Husk and Cotton top Mattresses; Cane seat Chairs
DC.
KITCHEN
Kitchen Tables, Wood-seat Chairs, Crockery and
TinWare, Kitchen Utensils, sc.
ALSO ARG O'CLOCK p. II.
One Pair Fine bark Gray Carriage Horses; One
Elegant Brewster Landeau; One FOur-seat Open
Carriage; One Superior Germantown Carriage: Une
Fine Coupe Rockaway; One Buggy. One Set of Sin
gle and Double Harness.
q On FRIDAY MORNING, July ID, 1873.
W CONNIE nCing at 1 o o'clock, shall sell at the
~ residence Of Senior Manuel M. De Iamacons,
Mexican Commits Sioner, lea ing for Eurupsl
No. 1886 | street, between Vermont avenue and
10th street. the above described superb collection OF
Furniture, &c. Terms cash.
Je23-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aact
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h0WNhAS & GREEN,
~ Besl Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Ala 7tb street northwest
SALE Al AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY, the 1 st day of July. ISIS, AT
Iii o clock D. m, will sell Al public auction,
III front Of the premises all that piece parcel ot
ground in UniOntOwn. ID. G., situated on the west
eide Of Pierce street at its intersection with HArri
son street. beginning at said corner of Pierce and
Harrison streets, and running ENTHUSIASTICALLY p
feet HarrisOs street aud running back with that
width suuthwestwsrdy to the depth If 100 feet i'm
proved by good 2 story Frame House containing
nine Rooms There is an excellent garden on the lot
ard pump of pure water at the door.
Terms OF sale: s $50 cash: bassnCe in IL ant q
months. secured by notes bearing per cent inter
est and deed of trust on the property
DODGE DARNEILLE. 500 Est
jelS DOwNMAN GREEN aucts
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THIS EVENING,
DAWNBROKER's SALE.

On I'll RSDAY, July LIST, at 10 o'elack m
and Q clock p. m. will be offered at auCrion. At
1889 Pennsy lvania all Of the forfeited IN
redeemed PLEDGES Of ii. X. Fulton to ca:e
Per order.
JC29 ST. II. X. FULTON.
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NOTICE-PArties who desire TO Dispose OF al
KINDS OF WEAVING APPAR 6 L, can sci ]
them for hishes cash price than any place in he
city, by calling OF addressing HEHZOG, oIf n
crtton viii be given. ,asyIS-sY
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Nc no X LIS
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Sail every saturday from
NEW iOBh AND GLASGOW.
FavOrIte route for Tourists
Finest approach TO Great Britain.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
BATES OF PASSAGE:
From NEW YORK 10
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST,
or LONDONDERRY,
CABINS-S s, Ss5 & Sel-Currency.
Return tickets az reduced rates
SteeTsge always rs low a. by aay other
FIRST GLASS LINE.
C0MPASYS OFFICES: Bowling Green, N
CAMNACH & CO.. fi23 y street
MISS ANNIE h. HUMPHREY,
spte-t.th .S1Iu 430 lOth 81 near Pa avenue.
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UNDERWRITERS.
~ y. HARVEY,
Undertaken,
30: sSt STREET, between Ninth and rsass
0Arl-ly
IL TEE SUPREME cogRyof rHE DISTRICT

Holdtnr Spscs1l Term. Jsas al. ISIS
In the case of~Jssnes :. Edwards. administrator
n. b. \. of JOSE Piz & ARABINE, deceased. the adj
ministTator u. b. ~ aforesaid has with the APP
probation II the 3rprune Ccurt 81 the District
OF Columbia Aforesaid, appointed TUESDAY.
July 2hh, lS7t. Tor the hnal settlement
and Distribution Of the personal estate Of
said deceased and Of the assets in hand.
far as tie have been collected and turned
into money; when and where all the creditors ana
heirs OF said decreased notified 20 attend, with
their claims properly youched, or they may other
wise by Law be excluded from all benefit IN esid de-
oeaseds estate: Pr0riesd, copy Of this order eo
published week Tor three weeks an the kSe-
ming Star treyious 70 the said day. Test.
.e2s-tt,I A. NEEsIkh, Register O. wills.
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Il Nm ES Ut ILDs AHtIIUnt-f,
1014 Pennsylvania avenue

THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week
commencing at 80 O'Clock, We will sell in the suc-
ton room, general assortment of Men aud BOYS
Clothing, Remnants of Cloths aud Cassimerrs
Gents Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Plated Ware.
&c. sales-Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, COM
mencing At 10 q. u. JAMES GUILD,
mays ON AUct'oneer
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
I'VE BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Heree,ter he rne Steamships e. e.. KNIGHT AND
sOhH GIBSON VIII make regular week -N0eS
" TTigs between NEW YORh, ALEX -<EfEA
AHDRlA. 4 q T ON anf-Ho.aaa6
SkukGk1ON N, ss fJlows--LeaVe NEW YORK
rom Pier I East River, everSSATURDAY at 4 o
M; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY al q
m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at ~ m
For foil Information apply to X. P. A DENHAM
business ohos and wharf, 63 Water street, George
town, Or at the on CT Of the President near Pstrae
bTIige. ;. W THOM PSON, President.
~ freishts celyeT9d by knox's + press. Orders
lsft at General Ofice, sos Pennsylvania avenue
or 8: the Steamer wharf si he DrarL pity ATTENDED
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CITY or ANTW ERP, CITY OF LONDON,
CITY or Berlin, CITY OF LIN ERICK,
CITY 9ENEW y9kk, CITY or gROOKLYN,
CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND
Passengers Will find these steamers tastefully fitted
~, hle the state rooms are light, airy and rocmy
The saloons are large and well ventilated the breadth
Of the vessel and situated where there is noise
and molten. Smoking rooms, Ladies' BOudoirs
PlanofCrtes and Libraries, Bath rooms, BARRIERS
Shops, &c.
Instant communication with the stewards by cleo
triC bells.
The steamers Of his Company adopt the SOuthery
Route, thus lessenlng the danger from ice and
Rates Of Passage ~ and : 100, gold according 70
sccommcd alton. ell having equal saloon privileges
Round Trip Tickets-l15 and : rs, gold.
sfeerage-To and from all points at reduced rates
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
APPS 3m 5 Broadway, New York.