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DROPOSALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
c., ~, ASHiNGToN, May %, ISIS.
sealed proposals Tor furnishing Stationery for lhe
year ending June 81 $50, will be received at this
department until the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1875, al
IL O'Clock N.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished up,n
application.
The bids will be considered and accented or re-
Jocted item by item; and this advertisement aad the
proposals, 80 Tar "a accepted by the Secretary of
state. and the bond accom- aaying the same. Shall
constitute the contract brtW cen the GOVERN, t and
The bidder or bidders and further contract will
be executed.
The articles contracted for must b. furnished from
Time TO Time, during the year, in quantities puTsu
ant To orders from he Department.
The entire quantities Of each article Will however
be called for during the year.
zach proposal must be signed b. the individual
OF i'm making It, aud b, accompanied by bond,
with sufficient suretleS. "A equal to fifty p-r
cent. OF the hid or bids accepted, approved by a
LItet states Cccr 81 the district which the sure
ties reside or dc buslnes-, on form u b. furn-
lshed by tine Department, conditioned for furnish
ing such portions of the articles may b. awarded
under II; and the performances Of the contract.
All deliveries VIII DC SUBJECT TO in pectiOu by an
a pet detail the purpose by the Sacr.tar Of
STAT and tn" delivery Of an Inferior article u III la
de n ed -ufhCl,n TO aunul the rntract At the
option the Secretary.
IfIve'i- must be free Of charge At the Dpp.rffuant
The failure comply with any one order under the
contract VII" Al the option u the Secretary ct Sta'c
operatc a. forfeiture o ths entire penalty of the
bond, or the Secretary OF State direCt the pir-
chase IN open market VI such quantities Of any arti
cles a. shail De nee ssa 70 supply the deicie Gcy
hfty per ceEtum OF the price which IL shall be found
necessary to pay for such articles.
Proposals uuaccOmnanied 10y satisfactory bond
VIII not be considered and contracts will be arued
only TO established manufacturers Of or dealers in
the articles.
HAMILTON FISH.
hayzl,Zy Je5&I2 Secretary of State.
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EVENING STAR.
stTIEDay........ Iane :. I,-a.

LARGE NfW~rAI FE~-V. E-rg Hrr-
f,.C9 lao f'.le fsfr.--T s - louis
Nlob" arI HC1Hoc-sF sass o. larra news
EntrS- TIE turu..f>. He.4sias III, known a.
'nlaiiei >iocfs' g~r ON % aG.a-9S nnfE-
GHat 81 IS >ilyrTS1p H.huri,it- ana witch burn
laE ~ Nv EuEllla. FOR wears naSf they
tta b-Sl falling iutc t.SflEs bat last after
TIE NSI. when CveerlarkS Wtr- pieufy ana
ShoodN show was IN orier. they fiouri~hei
Toy a Time Th'ir rae was soon nun how
,N'r. when the con- nv fairly t.'ai down 10
nH>lnesS, while Whole columns -uII a.. Start
L.iE Ltad-uucS az terrible battles and great
NlN'oIte> were eagerly bought aud raag by
aHNto-S peopl" an over the country. tn hug,
La.u'tt newspaper was IN demand. but
t'W iiNt men cannot afior,l 10 waste hours ia
iNT!i 4 over whole columns OF cont -ctnrY,S
ahI 10 pSitinls AID personal arguments u
hid an idea or DIT OF news that IA ght 10
cona'nssd mo a lew lines. II Il a loss OF
time and patience.
Newspapers are Ike turDtp~-the smaller
they ar the more substance there h in Them
As general thing. and The people have found
this out. Hence those newspapers which give
tht most Information In The fcwcSt words
have become the most popular and the most
successful. II the days when fho people OF
America received by slow going Stage news
paTcTs week old. and expected 10 receive
10 more Tor a week ar a month. according 10
The condition OF the roads and the rapidltv
OF sailing ships. tht Y could q Cord 10 Stt town
ara wade tlruu-h blanket sheet. merely
ior l3Sunle. But that dav has gone by.
W hen you 40 90 man FOR Information You
want ~ az once, wi bout any proii N.uresu a, his
or unnecessary addition. and the same u The
case viii newspaper.
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IRIS CAUSED BY SOLAR HEAT-The
Portsmouth correspondent OF the Pail Mall
6azette writes. on May ~ Two incidents
have just occurred which more than suggest
tLat some mysterious fires NAV have had
lnelf origin I'm the action OF the sun on glass.
A lew days ago the master OF the steamtug
Volunteer. i'm Plymouth Sound. found that a
large hole had been burned in the center of
lhe covering OF hIS berth. and that the fire
had penetrated 10 the bed itself, which was
smoking IL was then discovered that this
resulted nom the concentration OF the suns
rays 10y the glass headlights Ina the side OF
Ire vessel. The grounds Of new mansion
al BalgniOn are entered through gates richly
gilt and oTnamentad. To protect them tenn
forarlty they were covered with canvas. On
sunday afternoon this covering was found
10 be on fire, and was burned. one OF the
lamps above being broken by the heat All
culinary theories OF the causes OF fire failed
10 account for this one. and IL was discovered
that the globulaT lamps OF the gate cDncea-
trated the solar rays and directed them on
the spot where the canvas had been, and thus
doubtless OccaSioned the fire.
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IsIEB.
ARNOLD. Al

AENOLD. After a briei illness of few days,
lLL.AN II. ARNOLD IA the sith year If las age.
TIE funeral viii take place GOA M0u3av. Juue 9Th
instant. al CLOCK a. m from tie Tee nce Of his
father IN law. Thomas EayHa- eel No. 22l u
street southeast and proceed 10 s. Peters Church.
Wlore &C uiem mas wiz he celel rated. The rela-
tiScs and friends OF the family invited 70 at
tend.
HAS KIN. On SATURDAY morning the 5th instant
Mrs. JANE ELIZAEEsH HAskIN, late q Alexandria,
az d - years. Alexandria papers please c0py.l
Funeral SUNDAY. az ! 2. N, from her late resi-
0-uCe- No. ll3 IcUlsf lNalla avenue northwest. 10
Alexandria. Va. by steamboat. Eer remains viii
be Tlaced IL the Naalt at the Methodist burying-
ground.
KNOWLES. On THURSDAY, June 81 instant, s5f
2. M, MARY ANY, the beloved wife u Robert
Knowles IN the 35ll year % her age. Richmond,
Va. and Philadelphia pa Pers please COpY.l
Funeral from her late residence, si3 kRst Capt.
and relatives are invited 20 attend
W0LLARD. Near Oxen Hill. MI, June 81, ISIS.
GEORGE WoLLARD. aged ~ ears. and a resident IL
Nasbing tun for over 20 years.
His funeral will take place Sunday. June 9th, al 8
clock from the re.idence Of Bernard kerby. near
Oxen Hill, Prince George county. Nc.
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NLEEItAL SCANDAL ~ ENGIANn -na
llt il-ht 81 Friday. the lfth instant the I.r
Thomas Morris Hughes. cufate A charr.
az Land lanilliab c.d llaueiwsn. AngIesry.
was apprchendcd by Inspector parrey. - the
county police, al l.anddoourclfOb parsonage
under warrant ON 81 charge oi felony. an
saturday he was brought before the nzei>-
tiatgs al BcaumariS, and charged that DE- on
lhe 5th instant, ~ the parish OF Llsngopi,
AngitscN. lOiiCuslN aud fraudulcutIv
ca sed false insertion I'm register of deaths
relating 10 tie Ceath OF Ernest Hamer
Hu-heS. an infant, whose demise was the
subject oi a coroneI'S iugueS; last week The
CHIEF coustab." OF -AuglcSey. Captain White
Grlfhih>, preierreC the charge. lie stated
tlai he found discrepancies between the Ger
tncatcS Of birth and death. the one dcScrib-
iug thc child aS Ernest Hamer simply. aud
tie iather a Thomas Hughes. clerk IN Holy
tIutis. OF HarleSiOn, NtaflorlShirp. ana the
othcraS Ernest HamaT Hughes. Tho sigma
ture 20 The certificate OF death was "ThomaS
Morris Hughes, uncle OF the child" and Cap
tain 6TiihthS said IA would prove that
"IhomaS Hughes, OF HaTlpStOn.~ ana
Thomas Morris Hughes" are Identical. He
had received a telegram from HarIeSton
stating that the Rev. Thomas Hughes aid not
reside there and lie had no cousin In Anglesey.
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THE miners are unfortunate in their
strike. IL IL now stated that there l. an
over production OF coal In the Pennsylvania
collieTieS. and that the men are not likely To
OBTAIN work. even If they abandon their de-
mands tor LigLeTIay.
fS-It IS reported that Anne Culver. OF
Pennsylvania, who went ont 10 the Fill Is
lands last summer a. a missionary. Is at
nome again. Her first ~untay-schODl class
came shuiilng into her house one morning
with nothing on but necklaces, whereupol
Annals enthusiasm in the cause ali melted
away.
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How To CLEAN PAINT.-PrOviie plate
with some Of the best whiting % be hat. and
have ready some clean. warm water and a
piece OF flannel, which dip into the water and
squeeze nearly dry; then take as much whit
Ing a Tili adhere 10 10, apply IL TO the paint
Ell surface. when a little rubbing will remove
any dirt or grease, after which wash the part
well with clean water, rubbing 10 with "a
soft chamOiS. Paint thus cleaned looks as
well as when first laid on, without anv in
jury 10 the most delicate colorS. II i far
better than using soap. aud does not require
more than half the time and labor
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TRANSFUsIOS.-The TRANSMISSION OF blood
y becoming popular since tie success at
lending The eNI erimentS upon General Blair.
Mr.. Edmund Pinero, OF Pegue * PinerO, one
OF the leading law firms OF s.. Louis. was
completely helpless with rheumatic govt q
fortnight ago. TRANSMISSION was tried with
him one Cay last week. his paEtner, a stout,
healthy gentleman, supplying the life cur
rent 10 the extent OF two ounces. He i'm
proved rapidly after the TRANSMISSION. and IL
now able TO sit up. lie will receive another
Contribution from his Obliging partner soon.
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II FL Il ICE KING

Is PREsRRvER, not a consumer, like others that
bear the name OF Refrigerator; 1t will keep every
description Of perishab!e food longer dryer and bet
half the amount of ice. The following are some of
its advantages all others Ist 1t saves fifty per
cent OF ice over ali other Refrigerators. %, The
Ice King can freeze a pan of water into solid
ice in very few hours. 3d. 1t produces dry, cold
temperature in the provision chamber. 4th 1t will
produce q temperature of Zero in the warmest day
OF summer 9th. One article will not pGrtake of the
taste smell Of the other. 9th The Refrigerator is
divided into two separate and distinct compartments
7th. The Ice King Is the best Refrigerator for
cooling wine, ale and beer, eXtaut. Sth. Combined
with the Refrigerator Is one of the finest Water
Coolers in the world. 9Th. The provision cham
Der can easily be kept sweet and Clean il no
drirpings from the ice. 10th. costs no more than
the ordinary Refrigerator, and is manufactured
into all sizes, suitable for hotels, restaurants
saloons, steamboats,, grocers. butchers and family
purposes The Ice King can now be seen in opera
tion at the
Agency, 6I3 18th street, under National Metropoli.
tan Bank;
Mandatory and Wareroom southwest corner of 9th
street and Maryland avenue;
Also Theater Alley, between 18th and 18th streets
Pennsylvania avenue and 4 street.
BEN. F. FRENCH, Agent,
Il. NJ. DIGGINS, Prop.
The right for q few states fer sale. Address,
nylS-lm ii. M. DIGGINS. Patentee.
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n DISGRACE TO CIVILIZ ATIoN.-Au un-
fortunate white woman has been confined in
The jan OF this county for more than two
years, insanity being the cause OF her coz
ILCment. Repealed but Intellectual Efforts
nave been made to get her into the eastern
or western lULatic asylum, and this poor
woman has 10 be confined i'm a miSera BILE
jail: which l. unfit for persons OF robust
health. She costs the county about 800 Der
annum. X is shame that the state does
not make ample provision for this unfortu-
nate c.ass.-WsI Point la S0r.
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- Ii. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and Il streets y. w
PERsNP Pre- Us SALE OF DEs,IRABLE BUILD

PEREMPTORI SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD.
ING LOTS, TO CLOSE TRUST ESTATE.
in Square S4-Lots L ami Is. north street betwts
9th and lvth streets. These viii be su5iividei into
Line desirable Lets
In Square 3IS-Lot 10, on sth street northwest be-
tween street and the boundary; subiiyi Ted into
three Lots.
In. Square 59s-LOts J and u on lst street west
between ana south. subdiN ided into nine Lott
In Square 599-LOts Z and Q, on south street,
between LIST street west and Canal street. aud On
LIST street west, between and south; -ubdiyiiel
into eight Lots.
Terms of sale: One-fnurth cash, Of which Sso u,
each Lot must be posted the time of salel aud
the residue IN equal sums IN one. two and three
arsi the deferred pa ments g. be secured by deed
OF trust on the premises sold, the purchaser giving
oes bearing per cent. interest until paid, and
paving the cost of CONVEX auCing.
The sale will take place on TB URSDAY, June
18th, on the premises, viz: At Square 5q9 a. ;
clock Square SOS Immediately after at Sguare s5i
at clock and slnare 343 at 61s clock.
IL the terms of sale not complied with wit hin
hNe days OF sale, the property viii be T.sOld
days notice, for ca h, 81 the risk and cost of the
purchaser in a. fault.
Je5 cOAds j. L COLDWELL l., Salesman
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THE PROPER WAY 10 live f. 20 have no
theory OF food, but TO eat mOIe-a tely. have
variety on the table, and pursue the course
o. quiet gentleman who believes the pleas
ures OF the table are among the highest III
rightly enjoyed, and among the lowest II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NV SPRING STYLE OARRIAGEs.-Orsr lge
Park Of and 5ae pon latest SsS iO5S shs
Top Bugeies, Sash and Low Door and ASSf9
IN seat Carriages. Second hand Carriages taken
Ia exchange. Cefl before pure hasing elsewhere p
u. SCHMIDT CO., No. $40 eth street, be.
street, Baltimore, Md. may, .-ly~
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,

Avn PAY OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, May 20, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS, TO be indorsed PRO
rO-al5 Tor Iron, will be received this Off until
I'm, The 2lt day Of June, ISIS. for the bel lw de-
scribcd CHAIN IRON in links, to be delivered fraa
OF eNpense 10 the Government, at the Washington
NAVY yard, at the contractors risk.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
$500 pounds in i,l9S links, each 5l6 inches Ill
ameter, 1874 inches long.
l6.5lt pounds in ,i36 links each L. inches diam
eter. 1873 inches long.
i6-0p0unds in 2U links, each Z lG inches diam.
eter. H. inches long.
The iron will be subject 10 the following test.
The links 10 be bent double; both cold and hot 20
have tensile strength of not less than q 600 pounds
AID the area of the fractured section 10 be NOT less
than O. per cent. Of the original II will also have 10
undergo such other ins peCtOn the Comma ndant
u tie Navy yard may direct. TO whom al applica-
tons Tor information are TO be made. The Iron
must Ii ell respects be -ati factory the Inspector
at the Washington Navy yard, who will have III.
right OF prelnptOry REJECTION The right is reserved
. reject any or all OF the Offer, If deemed to the
interest of the Government. All Iron that may be
rejected Is TO be removed forihaith from the Navy
6rc by the contractor. Should the contractor fail
10 dcllN er the Iron in such quantities called for
AID within tile stipulated time the deficiency will lie
purchased on his account and the excess of price
any. VIII b. charged to his account. The Iron il to
be delivered during the month IF July next Re
-Ton-iDle security will be required for the prompt
and faithful delivery Of the Iron when awarded
Blank ferns for bids to be had az this Office.
G.. +. THORNTON,
inayZZs,lw PAY Inspector U. ). Navy.
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
ON TIIE NEST n ~ {. IT. n -

IhhNSeTTHE : sALE OF IMPKUIED PROPERTf
-GE0EGETOWN, AT AUG TON.
- by virtue Of deed of trust 10 the undersigned
LIduly recorded July 18TH ISL, in Liber No. 655,
tylO IL one Of the land records of the District Of
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on SATURDAY, June 18th, ISIS, at 4
clock p m. all that part of Lot numbered forty
one til :, III old GEORGETOWN, described follows :
Beginning on the west side of Market Space at the
end OF about eighty three (S3) feet and fpur (4l
inches south from Bridge street and running thence
south twenty seven t2D feet; thence west thirty nine
ty) feet; thence north twenty (27l feet, aud
thence cast thirty nine 1922 feet to tine beginning
improved by q twO-stoTy Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and u months
with interest seCuTad y deed q trus on the prom
eTty All convex anCiBg AT the cost OF the purchaser
Dc post Of 100 required when the property bid
of. EDWAED J. SHOEMAKER, TrTsfap
J"l-eod THOMAS BOWLING. auct.
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RAILROADS.
NEW S0Kg ANp WAshIN9roN
PHILADELPHIA.
kEW YORK.

NEW YORK,
ALL POINTS Nv THE NEW EyGIayD
THROUGH BETWEEN W4sHIYaToS Ann
kEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE Of CARS
Anf QClPTncEf Gu this line Is neH ana ~ rho most
elegant an IA. prov 81 finish.
1hAiN 10 ING AT S23 A n Il PTLI,-
hsN tAELtE CAR TRAIN EXCLTSIyFLY
SGLLE1dN PLACE SIEEPTyG CaES nv
A., NlGHT TEAMS.
-, On &C AleF hA1 %. ls7s, trains by this
-'a.iI cai' G -r q 9Th AM streets as follows:
'-4S . ~ = press for Pkhade'Eh fa, Sex York,
a, 80, SLd . f,..s Esst daily. eScept Sunday.
80 a ~; Liilted n ETess-PullnsH Car Train
IL iL-ii4r Phis, New York and points Eazf
Ctlly- except Suuday.
lis m ENPress Tor Philadelphia and New York
daily eNccpt sunday.
<ioO n Express for Philadelphia and war rofnts
daily. ~ f'iLi'S
sos m E-Ive-s for Philadelphia, New york
and points Fast daily A
FILIMAS PARLpR CABS en- all Day Trains
- LLAAh PALACE SLEEPING CABS op
ce5 Of the company. - '1e va
Baggage called for and checked at hotels s7s MI
Vefe residence orders left a. the cfscas II re
con- pay northeast cIrner 18th street. and Pt1usyie
a. "A az eEe AID 6a northeast corner O! Ps1psyI-
NaI-ia averus arr 9th street
IeIot IALTfNORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
u. NJ BOYD, JR..
General Tassel gvr 4 gent, Fni,stelrhf4Pa
-, GEORGE -. WILKINS
l'tA lent, Raisrusnra
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THIS EVENING.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF Ma. I'm HEMP
Il Ell, Optician. Ne. 453 PeansyI- LAAA.
Nauia avenue, corner - street. x TX
Continuation sale daily, Morning and Evening
naySI-fT
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Holding a Special Term, May 22d, ISIS
In the case Of CHARLES A PERKINS, admin
strator of Louis G. Perkins, deceased, the admnis-
traitor aforesaid has, with the Appreciation OF the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia aforesaid
appointed SATU RDAY June 10Th, ISIS, for the Anal
settlement and distribution of the personal estate of
said deceased and Of the assets hand far as the
same have been collected and turned into money
when and where all the creditors and heirs of said
deceased are notified to attend, with their claims
properly yonched, or they may otherwise by Law be
excluded from all beneht in said decaaseds estate
Pyorided. copy of this order be published once a
to the said day. Test
may2a-sla A. WEBSTER. Register of Wills.
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I'hUNAS y. MAGGANAN,
Real Estate AuctiOueer, 5l9 tn stree;

cHANCEEN SALE or pESIRALE BRICK
IMFLllNGs o. MYRTLE STREET. BIZ
TNEhN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST SIS
East.
g.. Under AM by virtue Of decree of the ST.
Iii prene Court II the District OF Columbia. passed
GA tie 18th day OF February, ISIS, in .uiy cause
No. S.6Ss wheIein Thomss 2. heoEh u com o. ain
ant aud Ben. +. Gilbert ca al are defendants the
undersigned trustee viii sell AT public auction,
front OF the Premises, on WEDNESDAY. thu I 9th
day OF June, ISIS. AZ so clock, Lots ~ lRS 49,
80 and al IN Gilberts subd isiJn % square 675,
in Vast ingtou city, u &.
The above lots are each improved ly substantial
two story and basement Brick Binding. auI are
how occupied by good tenants. Each lot viii be sold
separately.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed bY the decree.
one thlId al The purchase money G. Be paid ia
the residue in four equal ailments, pay able wh
Interest from day Of sale, 10 g. a. -. and s. months
respectively after date, the notes of the purchaser
purchasers % be given Tor the deferred
money, aud TO be lien Oh the property sold or ali
cash, Go he paid day Of sale. upon ratification
Of sale by the court SloO to he paid down at time
Of sale On each lot.
VIM T.. EDMoNSTON. Tru-f,e
Je5 2awSds THOS. T.. WAGGAMaN Auct
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T'UOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,
Il Real Estate Auctioneer, 3l9 7th street

SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
On FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST, BE
IWEEN AND IL. ALSO. UNIMPROyED
PROPERTY CORNER THIRTEENTH AND
STREETS SOUTHEAST.
~ On TUESDAY, June sth, at O'Clock D. m,
Iii shall sell at public auction, the premises,
part OF Lot No. 2, in square 72o having front of l6
feet on 5th street, and running back "a feet, i'm
proved by three story brick house of rooms with
gas and water. Also, on same day, az q O'Clock d.
m all of Lot No /, in square 1922 containing about
5000 square feet.
Terms, day Of sale.
Jest THOS. +. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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STOVES, &c.

COHENS LOAN OFFICE, Corner of TIA ssyss
~ and Nsr York ArenEe, entrance on New ~
York avenue The most private Loan 0fhceX
In the city. Money loaned at the loweet rated u
Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches. Diamonds,
Gentlemeak Clothing, Carpets, end Al articles Of
yAlns, dearly
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- ii. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and sts. northwest

AUCTION SALE or SUBURBAN BUILDING
LOTS, NEAR LINCOLN AVENUE, AND JUST
BEYOND BOUNDARY ST.
m, will be sold, at public auction, on the prem
- ises Lots Sc. 81, IS, S. IS and 81, ION Heating
pect HILL fronting 50 feet by depth Of 1875 100
feet.
6, and Il months, with interest at per cent,
cured 10y a deed of trust on the property sold. A
De pcsit Of Is will required each lot at of
sale. All convey ancing at expense Of purchaser
purchasers
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NM 10 y Z IND, AfII LINIIt 7.
1914 Pennsylvania avenue.
THIS and EVERY EVENING during the week,
conmen ing al so O'Clock viii sell IL the auc
non TCCm, . general lrtI8eut of Men AM Bows
Lloihing, EgIunaats q Cloths and Cassimeres.
&c. sales-TEcsday THURSDAY and SATURDAY com
uenCing AZ o q. N. JAMES GTIi,D
H's)o-oh AuCtioueer
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
~ Southeast corner OF 9Th and ID SITS, northwest.
SALE OF CONFECTIONERY STORE 435 9rU
STREET; NEAR CORNER OF STREET
NORTHWEST.
GE9 On MONDAY MONRING, June 7th COM
~ tmenCing at L click, will sell, on the
MIL premises, the entire contents of the cOnfec-
EEkE tiOnery store 1875 9th street viz;
candies, Taflies, Preserves,
Glass Jars. counter. Show cases,
Shelving, Chairs, Crooks.
Copper Kettles and Utensils for candy making,
Stoves.
large quantity of Peach Syrup. ani every
49, thing necessary TO carry on the candy business
Terms ca b.
lead DUNCANSON BROS Aucts