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The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23
FUNDING BOARD.

The Funding Board met at II 80 A. NJ.
Monday, for the purpose of preparing pro
ces verbal of bonds funded to be destroyed
As there are about five million dollars q
these bonds the work Of preparation is nc
small task, and it will probably be week be-
fore it is finished.
Yesterday about $4,000 Of the full
amount were checked off and burned.
Messrs. Bayley and Aldidge, of the House
committee, were at the meeting and followed
up the checking. The board checked from
Auditor Clintons list. The process verbal
will not be signed by the Secretary of the
State until this list, as checked, is verified by
comparison with the minutes OF the board.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23
Communicated
A Pleasant Esening.

On Thursday night last Grura3ald Hall
was crowded with gay disciples of Thespis.
the occasion being the first complimentary
solree of the season, given By the Standard
Club, of this city. The Standard, although
a young club, has certainly a host Of friends.
The ladies were out in all their glory, and
what with their bewitching smiles and the
sweet music which hoated softly through the
air, we imagined ourselves in some fairy
land.
Particularly noticeable for their gorgeous
attire were those well-known bellies, Miss
c., Miss s. D., Miss H. c. and Miss 81. S.
Grunewald Hall has certainly large accom-
modations. but many were the wishes ex-
pressed that it could accommodate thou
sand more, as there was almost that number
who could not get standing room.
AS usual, the "wee sma' hours " of Friday
morn broke upon the scene before the joyous
assemblage dispersed. Y.
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PINCHBACK CALLS A MEETING.
THE CoLoRED FAITHFUL IN COUNCIL.

At the Free Mission Church, on Common
street. yesterday, at noon, there was gather
ing of the colored faithful. These colorei
faithful, however, it may be observed, became
unfaithful, as the sequel will show. Pinch
back called the meeting, and he summoned
the head men among the colored brethren
it was strictly a colored meeting. }. Henri
Burch was there Ladd and Herbert, of the
Third Ward, were there, F. C. Antoine-tLe
opponent of the two last named-was there
Jim Lewis, the would-be Lieutenant Cover
nor, was on hand, as were Iugraham, Ed
munds, of the High School, Dumont, and last
but not least, the Rev. Radical negro Senator
Dave Young and his right hand man the Rad
ical negro carpet-bagger, T. II. Griffin.
There were many other small fry, whose
names were not ascertained. The meeting
was called by Pinchback, and it may be OBJ
served that Dave Young and G.. H. Griffin re-
sponded to the call with their carpet-bags in
their hands.
After the assemblage had been formally
called to order, Pinchback made a speech.
He spoke for about two hours and half, and
gave the colored faithful to understand that
they, as body, and he, as an individual, had
been ill-used, particularly by the Republicans
ofthis State, and by the Republican party of all
the other States Pinchback dwelt on this
subject for some time, and was frequently ap.
plauded; and, when he had concluded, Others
took up the tune and carried it to the end
and when they had all got through, there was
an organization perfected. kind of black
league was formed.
committee of fifteen was appointed tc
consider the question of convention, and as
Pinch's enemies have majority upon it, the
probabilities are his days are numbered here.
The whole meeting looked dubious for the
illustrious Pinch, and the Kellogg wing
gained certainly one round.
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NILLER'S BILLIARD PARLoR,

The undersigned beg to announce that they have
refitted and refurnished
THEIR BILLIARD PARIOR
Corner of st. Charles and Common streets
for the winter campaign, and have likewise added
Two New Brunswick and Bake Bevel Tables,
so that they are enabled to offer TO patrons of the
game unsurpassed by any similar establish
ment in the country.
We are the Agents in New Orleans for the j. NJ.
Brunswick and Bake Company. and are prepared 10
supply Tables and other Billiard Goods from that
celebrated manuactory.
MILLER BROTHERS.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

The Detroit Pree Fress will probably have a
libel suit before long. 1t credits Tennyson
with the following; 1.-The summer it sum-
meth the sweetness of things; departed the
dirge which the doodle-bug sings; no hum
ming bird hummeth the livelong day, no,
humble bee bummeth the hours away"
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

TED-BOARDERS-A few select persons
obtain Excellent Board, with large comfortable
and elegantly furnished rooms at the handsome and
desirable residence of Camp and Robin ST eets
Spacious grounds on either side of the house.
Terms moderate. Apply on the premis es. OBJ I'm
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"ANTED-50,00 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CRILDS CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD
DUX 35 Carondelet street aua9 If
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

"ANTED-Secondhand Carriages and Buggles
" any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
L. L. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
risges my14z-
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"ANTED-A private family residing at No. 3
w st. Peter street, fronting on Jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen. or gem
flemen and their wives with without board.
n3 If
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

A New AUCTION FIRM.-By referring to our
advertisement columns we perceive that
Messrs. I. l.. Macon, Albert Paul and Joseph
Ellison have formed partnership for the
pros ecution of general auction and apprais-
ing business, under the name and style of
Macon, Ellison & Co., their office being at
No. 20 Carondelet street. This is a strong
com hipation of experience, talent and energy.
Mr. Macon has been for several years in the
real estate business, and is thoroughly con-
versant with all its details. Me-. Paul, though
comparatively young man, has had large
experience in the general auction business,
is we'll posted as to values and prices, intelli-
gent and quick, and withal one of the best
criers in the city. Mr.. Ellison is one of the
most pushing, driving men in this city-a per-
feet steam engine in breeches-is known all
over the city, and is universally popular He
will be most valuable member Of the firm.
hey have our best wishes.
The Southern press stands by its determi-
nation to oppose the placing OF any Southern
man on the next National Democratic ticket.
The Raleigh Neocs says Long ago We ex-
pressed the opinion that there should be no
Southern man on the ticket. Such presence
would destroy all chances of success of the
Democratic party. The masses Of the North
do not trust US. The results of the late elec-
tons give some indications of that. The
presence even OF ex-Confederate soldiers on
the floors Of Congress causes uneasiness.
Let the South bide its time, and win its way
to respect and confidence. She will surely
do it, for she is strong in the consciousness Of
her honor, her integrity, and her talent"
Blackmsp's Commercial Collaoa 191 Caronda
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

"ANTEO-To rent the second floor of a nicely
" furnished house, comprising three rooms and a
kitchen, II desired with without board or would
rent the two parlors completely furnished. Apply
at l5l ST Joseph street the first three story house
from the corner Of Camp street. o31 I'm
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

Blackman's Commercial College, 131 Caronde-
let. Terms reduced. See advertisement.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

Z GREAT RUsH.-We refer to the host of pur-
chasers who are daily hocking to thu great
cheap-for-cash sales that are taking place at
Braselman Adams's famous dry goods
house.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOfice-AN Powers of Attorney given by
me are hereby revoked fran his date
MRS. A. PEPIN.
Orleans M uD3 3t
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

NTANTED-SOme three or four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best of Board at 49 St Charles street nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twenty five
per week payable in advance. This is great reduc-
ton from former prices. The house is first-class
best of people. Remember l49 st. Charles street.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

"ANTED-To exchange for city property or gen,
w eral merchandise, A PLANTATION contain
ing 1900 acres, 400 500 open land. in Washington
county, Miss in The centr of the cotton belt Will
make favorable exchange
w. B. SIEARER
mis- 1w 101 CamD street
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23
WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

II man cheats at whist, OF course he'll be
discarded.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

NTANTED-A situation by respectable white
w woman cook, washer ami ironer; can
fill either situation competently. Address 1i6 "a
rondelet street. n23 IT.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

NYTANTED-A house girl Apply at 225 Camp
w street between the hours of and .. n2} 2t~
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

WANTED TO RENT-A neatly furnished parlor
w and bedroom to a gentleman. The front room
being suitable for Office for physician a pro
fessonast. Will furnish light and fire at sl2 per
month, payable in advance. References required.
House situated in Fourth District a few steps from
lines of city cars. Address Mrs. K Bulletin Of
flee nd
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

Win it. Win it. Win it. Win it. Win
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

WANTED-Two Nicely Furnished Connecting
w Rooms, good neighborhood. r. staurant
Terms moderate. Permanent, if suited. Family Of
three. Address C. B.. Bulletin office n23 Itt
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

IANTED--A woman to cook and assist IN gen
eral housework for small family. Good references
required. Apply at 375 st. Andrew street, between
Carondelet and St. Cballes. n23 1T
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-11-23

WANTED-By gentleman of experience in the
w wholesale grocery or Western produce situa-
ton as salesman, entry clerk collector. Salary de-
sired $40 per month. Best references given Address
Box 1903 n23 81"
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DEB.

CARROLL. On &c morning Of the 2i.h instant,
alter long and painful suffering, which che Lore
With Christian foT'lt ale, JAM CAaRoLL, consOrt
OF The late Michael Carroll, aged s years.
The funeral VIII take place from the residence of
her son IN law. GeCr 20 4. ID. s. per, No. s3I 9Th
street southeast, Wednesday, tie 18th Instant At
O'Clock ,. n. The relatives and friends OF tie
family are respectfully Invited 10 attend. 2t'
Ming. On Thursday, June Gath. GEoRGE .
MING, aged . yeas, husband Il Marian King,
son 81 4. King, vi Portsmouth, Formerly Il Rich
mOEd.
=, DE vas buried eaturday, June 10Th. with fru
Masonic hOnUrs.
PRICE. On the 26-h instant, at the residence Of
ms grand parent, boc street southwest laws
son a the iate yamcs Is. and Er,rna y Pace,
aged months and iays
tnrersl viii tske rlsce TO morrow, The 2s,l. at 9
POORK. On the 2'th il slant, 1T l. o'clocs y. m.
Of er severe Hires FRANCI, PooRR.
The Relatives and q lenCs - the family ,sct-
fully requested TO attend he tuneral fr5r s late
restdence, on Ge1rg tpWa II iChts. on ts-fu5 row,
"wednesday, , at 0 clock 2. N.
WARREN. On tby 9th instant, a. -. lock a.
m, at her late resiGC1ce, 1859 New jersey avenue
nCrtEE est, Mrs. ChGRITT WAEREN. aged So years,
vie q julius Ware
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully requested Go attend tEe funeral from ST. Alloy
siUs Church, Thursday, at % a. IN.
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- II. WARNER,
I'D. Real Estate Broker and Arctionser,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner Tth and SITS. northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF THIEF LARGE PRESS
sT0REs, ON THE WEST sf6E Of io HR
Z AND + STs. NORTHWEST.
o. BY virtue of deed Of trust to Daniel L.
ty recorded in Liber No cas- f5Iio 2ii, SC one Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia, and at
The request OF the party secured thereby, shall sell
At public auction, in front If the premises on FIJI
ing described real estate. situated in the city of
Washington, District IF Celumbi % wit: All that
piece or parcel Of land and premises lying and
in tbe city of Washington aforesaid known as the
north half "a of Lot fourteen, ia, in square mum
bered three hundred and forty seven, f3s7,D on
the plat of said city, said north half OF said Lot
fronting twenty five 80 feet the west side of
10th street northwest and running the depth of said
Lot.
Also, all that piece or parcel of land and prem.
ises known and designated the plat Of said city as
lot thirteen I'D, in said square numbered three hum
dred and forty seven tSl fronting fifty t50l feet
the west eide of 10th street northwest and running
the depth Of said lot, together with the improve
ments consisting OF three story, msnserd TO #,
a three-story and basement, pressed brick front
dwelling and 81 ore and three story, basement nd
attic, pressed brick front dwelling with bay win.
dow. These houses have all the modern improye-
ments, and are first class in every respec..
Terms, as prescribed by the deed of trust, viz
$l2 with interest at 10 per cent. per annu from
July 1874 to day OF sale, and expense of SALE in
cash; and the balance in six and twelve onths for
which the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
from the day of sale and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. deposit of
sale and all convey sncing at the expense OF the
purchaser. II terms Of sale not complied with
IN seven days the trustee the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defaultng
GEORGE W. STICkNEY, Surviving Trustee
iy23 Goods j. T. COLOWELL, Salesman.
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COAL AND WOOD.

STE1kE STRIKE STRIKE FOB YOUR
~ FIRES
WOODl WOOD II COALl COALIt
S3.O0-S5 -s5.OO-S5.OO.
Bef1g crowded " consignments Of all kinds Of
WOOD, cargoes upon cargoes, daily arrivals, more
than We can dispose Of readily at wholesale, hence
we are pleased to inform tho public that n0twi.h
standing the strike liz the coal mines propose TO
Furnish Iuel at price within the means Of the hum
best individual.
LOOK, LOOKl
GOOD PINE WOOD delivered for As per cord.
OAK from So to 81.
All kinds Of COAL, with 22iO lbs to the ton at the
lowest possible price.
Also, SAWED aud SPLIT WOOD at correspond
insy low prices, at
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Office and Depot st Johnson's Wharyes, foot
OF 18th and 18th streets southwest
pF,.o. 1909 street northwest.
S1I12 9th street may25- eoIy
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STEAMER LINES.
RE6ULAR LINE re- NORFOLK. NEW
IL YORK. BOSTON ND PR0YI nENGE

EGCLAR LINE To- NORFOLK, NEW
H YORK. BOSTON AND PROVIDE nee
On and after MONDAY, July II, 1875, the new and
Lady Of the Lake and Jane Messley
NIL make Tour regular trips between WASHING
'ss:h:f 'riSSi'a s sfSs Land
TIE LADY OF THE LAKEwilI leave WASH
ISGIOS every MONDAY and THCRSDAY at 3
. &C, SicSk 4 p, 2; m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
THE JANE MOSELEY will leave WASHING
Ioh every i EspAY and FRIDAY at 3 o'clock p
m. and NOBFOLh every MONDAY and THURS
DAY at D. N.
and state rooms extra.
EXCURSION RATES-Round trip tickets of re-
duoed rates 10 Point Lockout, Fortress Monroe and
Nue de l. Eau.
To Point Lookout and return, So 30; to Fortress
Monroe or Vue de l. Fan and return, SIS A further
REDUCTION to families Of fifty cents on each fare
Meals and state extra Tickets good on either
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, Stateroons information apply at
the Office Of the INLAND AND SEABOARD
COAsTING COMPANY, Room No. 2, National
Metropolitan Bank, 18th street, opposite Treasury
Department. iyDIy
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
W tSrccessOr TO Green & Wiliams,D
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID streets

TRrSTEEs, SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NJ STREET NORTH. BE
TWEEN I2TH AND 18th STREETS WEST,
Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
- By virtue of ed of trust, dated the 5lth day
LEI OF November, lS72, and duly recorded in liber
7Dl, folio S3 of the land records for Washington
county, District of Columbia, we shall proceed to
:. u front Of the premises, at O'Clock p m. on
MONDAY, the 9th day of August, A. ID. ISIS, all
that certain piece parcel of ground, situate,
lying aid being in said city of Washington, and
known and designated on the plat of SAID city, as
lot numbered five, t5,l in square numbered two
hundred and eighty one, (2Si,J together with the
large brick dwelling thereon
This property and the surroundings. good loca-
t1on, &C., presents an opportunity rarely offered to
secure q beautiful home
Terms; One fourth cash; 500 of which must be
raid when the property is struck Off the residue
g. II and Is mouths, for notes bearing ID per cent
interest per annum. and secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. Convey sncing, &c, at the
cost of the purchaser. Terms 10 be conn piled with
within five days from sale, in case of defau Of
whch the trustees reserve the privilege to resell
the risk and cost ofdefaulting purchaser.
LEkuf M TAYLQR; Trustees
w d WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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Ft'HlS = TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sn,s.-,
a tsr Las .tssiUet from The Supreme C,nrrf 20
the DistIict q Columbia, holding a Special Terro
ititsr- q a. - -iTStiOn the prsonal estate ~
EENJAMiN , HUNT, late Of District of C1Inua-
-, deceased. Al persons having claims sgainst
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
The sane VITA the vouchers thereof, to the sub
flbsr 81 or before the 9th day az JEly nart.
u y Iay O'terVis by Law be excluded from al ben
s 80 - III ed estate. Given urder nv hard this
Oh "a - july lc3S. nARIHA A HUNT,
AdministIatrix.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK House ON The SOUTH
18th STREETS NORTHWEST.
g. BY virtue OF deed of trust to us, dated
III May %, A. d. 1871, and duly recorded in Liber
No 6s, folio $50 Of the land records of Washington,
D. g., and at the request of the party secured there
premises, on THURSDAY, July 90, 1875, at 6
O'Clock M. the east IS feet of lot numbered g. in
square numbered so, having width of IS feet and
de 9th OF loo feet, and improved By three story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: The amount Of Indebtedness se
cured by said deed Of trust and the expenses VI
sale. all amounting to about $500 in cash. and
the balance in siy, twelve and eighteen months,
which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day OF SALE and secured by deed Of trast
purchasers cost. If terms OF sale not complied
with within seven days after the sale, the Trustees
the right to resell ,he properly after i've
days' advertise ment, ct the risk aud cost Of the
defaUlting purchaser.
VIM; 4; MsLoY, Trustee.
4. II HOUR5E. Afussees'
JS eo&ds Ell SW EFT, Auct.
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4 x. Z u 8 ,
VNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,

fol1Ins a bpsclal IsTn, jug l2th, lT5.
In the case Of Sarah A. Z. Duucanson aud Cha. G
DuLcaDsCn, administrators Of JOHN NJ. DUNCAN
SON, deceased, the administrators aforesaid, have
with the apprODatiOn Of the Supreme Court Gf The
District Of Columbia aforesaid ar poiuiel TUES
DAY, the nth day Of August, A. ~. iS-5, tor
sonal estate VI said deceased, AID Of the ass 1ts
ID hand, as far as the have teen COL
lected and turned into money; when and where an
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are notified
t. attend with their claims properly vouchad or
they may other wise by Law rs excluded from eli BEN
en-. in said decea seds estate: Provided, q cory of
this order be published once week for three weeks
In the Ey euing Star previous the said day Test.
y IL tn st a. WEBSTER. Regist az OF Will
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~ The mother OF little Mabel Young, the
victim of the Boston belfry tragedy. has sur
fered such acute mental aCo:.v since that
event that she has 20 be constantly attended
p%An ant!-woman's rights association has
been formed in England. and "A number OF
leading members OF parliament are MEM
bcrs.
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u EMovAL.
II The once Of the LYCOMIN0 FIRE INsJJR.
ANCE COMPANY has been REMOVED to Room 30.
80, lie proit Building, corner Of and 9Th Gtreets
THIS staunch cd Com pany has been In Operation for
thirty-fve yeers Me- sssets as.ss9 Gee
spe-6 j. RUeSELL BARR, Agent.
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,TAsT TRAIN FOK CAPS MAY.
= HOUES AND 20 MISCTEs-wASHISG
TO CAPE MAY,
ElALTIhOGk AND OHIO RAILROAD,
sUNMEB sCHEDULE-JuSE 8, 1873.
EEuM WASHINGTON CITY

FEUM WASHINGTON CITY.
sos = m Ba1tinore and Way stations.
s.i1 a; NJ bsitinore, Annapolis, Frederick and
= goa n, Baltimore. B-sakfau NJ Rsicv.
1-'e =, IN ,.iin'oS and Virginia Springs. Parl-
s.OOs N, n.S FORK, Cape May, Philadel, hia,
BOstos Bar more and Relay.
Hsii, u,.yie, q. 4, uis, Pittsbargh, Dee r
fSTH' bj5rse.sy 6 H, Frederick. PAY
s.lOs NJ, " s~Iiugton J 1nctiOn and " 81 stst;oa.
netrVE titan Branch
lois a. I'M hs H2SS sa and m RsIs StA
1l-3o a. m, Baltimore, EnicOtf City and Way Sta
SOC , m, Rev York, Philadelphia, Bos.on. nor.
folk, and Baltimore. i5.gHs' q Rstry q so
? II, n sundays, Baltimore and Way Sta
So :. r., FTeisTick, Y sshiHs 'cn function and
Nsy Stations, (vis Metropolitan BrancbJ
5.4s .. m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
800 p n, Baltimore and Delay.
G.1U Baltinure, P0ifs snd w sy Stations,
so ,. m, Chicsso; 5, Lcuis, Louisville, CoIuIn,
bus SaudHsky. Cincinnati, Deer Park, Berke-
ley Springs, Pullman Cas-. SrpPsr n May
f,Hs5E7s. 6Tsakfast CT PaTksyS5v7s and Bss-
$40 D. m, Haserstown, Winchester, and Way
Stations. Va Metropolitan Branch
TIs .. m, Baltimore and Relay. Way Stations
sIsp m, Bai,rmere .nd Way stations.
100 p. m, Raltimore Fast Eypress
AMI Bosfou Fast Eyprc.s.
li.23 ,. n. Fa.y ExpTesss PslID.an ea-s TO Ct,-
brsdkfds' AZ Grafton
SUNDAY TRAINS.
els ?. m, baltimsre, Philade pkis, New York
and Boston FAST press.
BsHwCr. 1-f Way SfaisOzB.-e Az, 80, 500,
7l5 ant ia q II.
FO bGittrEaTs oAf Relay so O.. m, 90 and
9OOpm.
WsH.--. 90 a m, s 80 and II rs ,. m, stopping
as duTiug the week.
~AH IrGiaS Step al Fiads5 Hofs., RsIay Ros,s
Station.
tO5 cf further :,Sy =. the Baltimore
~ Cll
sken for Baggage 10 be checked and received a. any
r6iutin the city.
THOS. K SHARP, NJ s<tef OF Transportation,
l.. NJ. COLE. General Ticket AgsRt
GEO. = kOONTZ. General gent lei
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FTHOS. T.. WAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
on Union STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND N
sOCTHW EST, WITH LARGE GROUNDS.
Xf5 Ider and by virtue of A deed of trust to me,
Lii duly recorded in Liber No. 695, folios 476, sc
Ole of the land records FOR the District Of Columbia
O'Clock p NJ on the premises, at public auction,
and to the highest bidder, Lots No Az AZ a. aud
81 in square No. J02 These lots front each IS feet
on Union street by depth of l20 feet, part Of lot
being improved by "A frame cottage.
Tern OF sale as prescribed by said deed of trust,
l. the amount of Indebtedness unpaid, with the ex-
perse OF sale in cash, and the balance in six and
twelve months notes to be secured by deed of rust
on The property Convey ancing to be at purchaser
cost. so deposit a the time of sale II the terms
the day Of sale the property TO be resold at the risk
apd cost Of the defsuting purchaser after three
days notice in the Evening Star newspaper.
iI23-eO THOS. E WAGGA NJ AN. Trnsfee
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ervEmily Faithful says that in London
the custom OF employing female clerks in
large firms is gradually gaining way.
~Boston women are to have a new COL
lege, the Wellesley, with a new curriculum
next taught 'em-i- E., In September.
IVassar girls, by way of joining amuse-
ment TO usefulness, propose of getting up a
school term.
MA Fond dr. Lac widow, bereaved a few
weeks ago, felt the loss of her husband so
keenly that she refused TO wear anything
but black domino 70 the masquerade last
week.