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WRONG KIND OF A SHIRr.-It was a re-
spectable-lOoking colored man who brought
his washing home.
"Gour wife is good washerwoman, isn't
She:' said the young bachelor TO the polite
and obsequiouS man.
Iaas, sir; she commonly always give
satisfaction" replied the husband OF the
laundress.
"Well, resumed the young bachelor in hi g
blandeSt and most insinuating manner, lyon
can tell your wife that esteem her highly
as one possessing many womanly and Chris
tian virtues-a domestic gem and household
ornament, social luminary and moral
beacon, an exemplary Christian, a gentle,
loving Wife, a waSherwOman among ten
Thousand, and altogether lovely; but there IS
one objection
Whats dat, sar?' inquired the smiling
African, WHO had been showing two rows OF
Spotless ivory and cavernous opening ul
the head while his wife was being 50 eXtTaya-
gantly euiogiZed.
Whats dat. bOsS?"
"SLe puts all the starch in my socks and
none in my shirts; she washes or irons an
the buttons OF and forgets to replace them.
exchanges my clothes for those of some
other patron, and If you'll look at this (hol I
ing up garment) you'll see how iucouven-
tent II would be to wear either pantaloOns,
cuflS or collars with such a shirt aS she sends
me. 1T may be that she cuts OF the arms
and collar 10 make the tail longer, bat can
not see what the deuce she should want %
rCiiie the edges for
The darkey looked little disgusted as ne
wrapped the garment up u take IL home
and he only said: idea sending man dat
kim o shirt 1',ckSbiTg RerGld.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
DFpARrMExr or rnE Ix1RRroR. !

DEPARTMENT OF TEE INTERIOR
Washington, u. c., July ~, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals will be rec eived until O'Clock
m, TCESpAf, August 10Th, 1875, for furnishing
Fuel for this Department, AZ follows:
One thousand tons ,240 pounds to the toni best
quality Of Baltimore Company, Baltimore Vein or
Lee, No. W hite Ash Anthracite Coal.
Also, two hundred tons l2,2i0 pounds 70 the ton
best quality OF ShamOkin Coal, stove and grste
sizes; All the Coal must be delivered within thirty
days from the date Of the contract and stored the
vaults Of the Department buildings in satisfactory
manner, before the parties furnishing il will be
paid.
Certificates from the shippers must be shown to
tie superintendent 20 satisfy him that the Coal fur
nlehed L the Kind required 10y the Department, and
In accordance with this advertisement.
Also nifty cords Oak Wood, and fifty cords "Ba-
kerr FIUe Wood. The wood must be Of the best
quality. well seasoned and sound.
The contractor will be required to cord tbe wood
al the Department buildings may be desired.
The whole to be inspected, weighed measured,
ard certified TO in accordance with all act of Con-
gress approved July llth. $50.
Separate bids viii be received for each kind of
Coal or Wood.
The bids will be opened in the Office Of the Super
titenccnt, In the presence VI such bidders may
desire 10 attend.
A satisfactory bond will be required of the sue.
cessul bidders for the faithful performance of the
contract.
The right to reject any all bids is reserved by
the Department.
!yl4Z3 ,sug2S9 G.. DELANO, Secretary.
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A Hint 20 Rich Mems Daughters

frHla HrrTlcT's BV-lT.l
There are very few. comparatively Of The
"sweet g,rl graduates" of this year 81 race.
vino ought not u toe earning a iNaI itrpp,.
as their brothers arc doing. There - not one
OF Them 10 whom AZ Il not a plain duty 10
know how. Tho tsughter> Of Tich mon lccr-
tainly have right To all the elegance auI
leisure which Lley can aiforl - pay Tor, but,
IN America, the tenure of wealth j. - uu-
certain that The hcireSS OF to-day may ba lie
supcndiary OF tomorrow. II she caunot
produce, but must remain a consumer only.
then she - guilty OF breach OF that UuWriL-
Ten compact with society under whose con-
ditious we all come ~ birth, and whose vio-
lation Is diShonpraDlc. Resi- tcs, 10 Is the
daughters Of ricD men who must encourage
the belief that the ca pacity u earn T. as NAT
ural and digniied function OF women a. of
men. II WAS not until Camilla OF 5fh ave-
hue, rich enough 20 spoil a velvet robe daily.
looIed up her shining drapCrIeS above the
contamination Of the pavefnents, that RiaIy
OF the bOWery, too poor 20 spare the price OF
shilling print a month, dared lifI her drag
glcu hens 10 an economical and cleanlv
height. When the Canillas put on cash
mere and serge cut With severe sinnIi,ity.
men The daughters OF the bank teller, the IN
SGfancc agent, The struggling lawyer. the
snail shopkccpeT, the gCnteel, pbEsrf "
it1cAcI widow, cdecrlGliy substituted that
wise fashion for the sleazy SILKS and abInd-
ant cheap trimmings they mad cherished.
mus rich girls must make work fashipla-
bic II IL rs 10 be hOnoret. Were IL understood
that the daughters OF Dives had become ac-
complshed mlliners, or dressmakers, or
telegraphers, or type-setterS, or teachers or
hOokkeepers, or florists, and were proud OF
thelr competency, the daughters OF Lazarus
would have rushed 10 perfect themselves in
Ike attachments, and would have exercised
them 10 their profit and pleasure. As IL j., II
is not Incidence. IL Is not incapaClty, 40 ~
noi careiossness OF the ceaselesS toll OF the
oNerworbed father aud mother which keeps
cur girls Of genteel families from openly and
gladly earning their own bread, it IL the
Telling jhat working woman loses caste.
OGt o. tbs false estimate OF things grows
not on ~ that life Of shabby gantlity which
GlSiCriS The character OF all wpo lead IL. but
that habit OF mind which regards marriage
a. prudential arrangement, a bargain
which guarantees board and clothes on the
one side Tor an Indefinite Qifli yJrD gsO on the
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y NEW SLEEPER.-A new style OF sleep
ing car-tne Mann boudoir-has been intro
duced with success in Great Britain. The
carriage, instead OF consisting OF one grand
saloon, like the Pullman cars, is divided
into small compartments-a design which
Colonel Mann probably thinks will appeal
10 the Englishman's love of Secllsion. The
boudoirs are fitted up for either four or two
individuals, the sleeping berths, like those
OF saloon steamer, being placed one over
another. The steps by which the upper
sleeper mounts TO bis couch serve in the day
time as a handy little table, at which the
passenger can write comfortably, and the
lower berths make comfortable sofa chairs.
The operation of bed-making, by the most
simple and ingenious OF processes, can DO
performed in a couple OF minutes. When
the passenger is tired Of his well-carpeted
and upholstered private room he may stroll
up and down the corridors, in which there
are refreshment bar and lavatories. Elec-
trio bells are at the disposal OF each passen-
ger, who by them can summon an attendant
whose special duty IL is 10 wait upon the &C.
cupants of the cars. The beds, IL should be
mentioned, are placed across the carriage,
an arrangement that prevents rolling. This,
together with the smallness and privacy OF
the compartments. constitutes the chief spe-
cialty Of the Mann as distinct from other
sleeping cars.
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G-The fashion for ladies' suits for sum-
mer mountain or aquatic excursions is blue
flannel, trimmed with military braid" In
digo angels, striped with rainbows!
g7rCol. Frank Reynolds, one Of the Ameri-
can officers In the service OF the EGYPTIAN
Khediye, was found dead In his bed Tuesday
at nion, n. Y. He was on leave OF absence.
e~A medium who arrived In Dubuque
Iowa) a short time has performed the re-
BILE, much to the regret OF his landlord and
washerwoman.
aS-The Cornell boat went along al the ra te
of twelve miles an hour, and the girls who
wore the coloTs OF the Columbia crew de-
clared that she carried Kelly motor in her
stern.
@In Genoa. the street scamps have de-
clRred war against religious insignia, break
ing the sanity images and statues, by con-
tlnnal throwing stones, as soon as the dam
ages may be repaired,
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STEAMER LINES.
PE6ULAR LINE tn NORFOLK, NEW
~ NORk. RoST0N ND PROV DE nee

- E6ILAR LINE TO NORFOLK, NEW
H YORK. BOSTON AND PROVE DE nee
on and sitter MONDAY, July L, 1875, the new and
elegant steamers
- Lad Of the Lake and Jane Moseiey
WI! make four regular trips between WASHING
IoN and Sohf OH zach week, r.
Touching NJ the principal River Land. 8 sE4fEN
iDgs. a. follows: 0s1n1kzz
TIE LADY OF THE LAKE will leave WASH
lNGIOh every MONDAY and THCRspAY at 3
Q cices p m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
THE JANE MOSELEY will leave WASHING
ION every TUESDAY and FRIDAY al 3 o clock D
M and NORFOLK every MONDAY and tn IS
DA Al 2. N.
Fare 10 Norfolk. So: round trip tickets, So Meals
and state rooms extra.
EXCURSION RATES.-Round trip tickets st ra-
duced rates 10 Point Lockout, Fortress Monroe and
We de LEau. ~
To Point Lookout and return, s25o; to Fortress
nonroe or We de l. Fan aud return, SIS. a frrth her
REDUCTION to families of fifty cents on each fare
Meals ana state rooms extra. Tickets good either
boat, and until used
For Tickets, stateroons or information apply at
the office Of the INLAND AND SEABOARD
COASTlNG COMPANY, Room No. ,, National
metroIolitan Bank, 18th Street, opposite Treasury
Department. iy2D ly
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY CORNER OF FREDERICK AND
FIRST STREETS, GEORGETOWN. ID. G.
o. BY virtue Of a deed of rust, ia, ID June Is,
- lsI3 and recorded in liber rs, folio 2, and Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia and by
direction Of the party secured thereby III sell AZ
public auction, on THURSDAY, July 29th, ISIS,
al clock, all that parcel Of ground aud premises,
lying and situate in Georgetown in said District Of
CoIun bra, and known upon the public plats and
plan Of said town a1i being lot numbered seven
~ three. lT3,l of Beatty aud Hawkins addition to
Georgetown, the said lot fronting ninety 1851 On
Isl street, ard having depth Of seventy FIVE, IS
stariial two story brick dwelling house AID frame
dwelling
with interest at 10 per cent per annu, and secured
by deed of trust on the property -Old. All con-
VeysnciEE az cost Of purchaser. deposit Of 6 ieO
will be required when the property is sold.
JOHN Z. NORRIS, ,,-,.,oz
W. :. CHEW, A'usleSS.
U22-d THOMAS DOWLING Auct
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
4

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
~ BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va, WABH
IHGToH AND GEoBGETOws, L. O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pfsr Z, North Wharyes PhilsdsIrhss
SATURDAY, at IL IA.
Prom 50 Water street, Georgetown,
n. o., MONDAY st .. N.
This line connects az Philadelphia with Ulydes
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. Nc wharf.
age In Boston By this line.
G. \. HYDE, Agent sor d. cfC.
Wm. p. CLYDE i CO. Philadelphia.
II. A. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID, @. MINK, 80 DeyOnshirs street, Boston.
SFreights delivered by knox's Express. Or
ders left at General Office, sos PenIsyIvsnis ave
rue, or At the steaners' Wharf, viii be IcHPpuJ
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w s CHEW, trustee
U22-d THOMAS DOWLING, Auct

- II. WAKNER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and AUctiOneCr,
Federal Building, corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
Ews BY virtue of a deed of trust 20 dated June
k 4th, 1874, recorded in LibeT No. 75f, folio Igl
OF the land records for the county Of Washing
ten, District of Columbia, shall sell On MONDAY.
August I'd, 1875, at oclock D. m, in front of the
premises. Lot fifty two of Daniel Crstty's ubdivi.
sion OF part Of square east Of square five hundred
and nine, together with the improv -neats thereon
being two-story Brick House.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash, OF which 80 will
be required 70 be Immediately paid after salA bal
ance in 6, II and Is months thereafter, with ~ per
cent interest. to be secured by deed ~ trust The
properly. II the terms are not complied with in III
days after day of sale the property will be res1ld at
the risk and cost CT the defaultng purchaser after
three days notice in the Evening Star All the cost
Of deeds and recording 10 be paid by the purchaser
JOHN W. KENNEDY. Trustee,
Jy2l-d b. Ii. WARMER, Anctioueer
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4 n TIE SUPREME COURTOF DIsTRICT
OF COLI MBIA,

H0ldtrs SPIRAL 1s-1I- JAY l0fh. ITS
In toe case q Elizabeth Raglan admipistra,,tx
81 IHOMPsOS Raglan, deceased. the stnin-
lsubiriN Aforesaid has with the appreciation OF
the Supreme Courf Of the District Of Colur,si1
aforesaid. appointed SATURDAY, July as.
iS5. Tor tnc final settlement and disfri
BUTTON q The personal estate q saii de-
60 aha - The assets Ia hand. a. far as
The sdnie have been CCllected and fuTned tnfO
money; VII. aid where all the Creditors al
heirs u sad q, c"a-ed notified 70 attend with
their clans ., pcrly youchcd, or they may ofh-r
wise y l-S 2 escl-d ! 4 all benefit Ia said de-
erased estate FscTtfff, copy a this sr,Ier Ia
Published uuc- = sevk Tor three We T. in fhs 60
In Siof EGcN o. = - Il- -all day Test
Uiz-uiJr A. NEE>T II. Register o. wills
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That ne s,.,.-eTi.
Der asIng obtained frOEt the Sa9raus Court 4
AZ Dist @ g Columbia, holding n Special TrrTn
lett p sIl-r'ry the personal estate % BEN
JAMIN y. NEEDS, late o. District ~ Co.
luulia- deceived. All persons having claims
AGAINST the saIi deceased hereby warned 20
-Sl hit DEE same With The vouchers thereof. to the
-rt-eEitlr- ca before the 9th day oi aly
Eeyt- Ties rlsy DtherNise By law be excluded from
:. trurrt e1 T. -. d s-ttte- Given under NY hand
t!f- tth car 81 Il JUS. les
5iavs, LLEASCB =. NEEps, EIeeE:rix.
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TNHOMAS T.. WAGGAMAN.
4 Real Estate Auctioneer, SIG 9TH street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
hNDis .ihf STBEETs NoRThpWEssSr.. NE l III
p Under and by virtue Of a deed Of trust bear
- ing date the 18th day of june 1873, and record
ed Liber No II, folio 129, Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia, the undersigned Trus
tees will sell, at public auction, in front Of the prem
ises, on TUESDAY, the 21th day of July, 1875, at
Jo'clock p u. ali Of lot 81 of Burgess subdivision
of part of square l52, with the improvements
Terms of sale One third cash; residue of pur
chase money TO be paid in four equal installments
at six, twelve eighteen and twenty -four months for
which the notes of the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day Of sale and secured by deed Of trnst
the property will be reluired-Or all cash the
option of the purchaser. loo to be paid when bid
accepted. If terms Of sale are not complied with in
days after sale the Trustees reserve the right
to resell risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
&&E4k SEEo AAPPPdSBY' Trustees.
iYl6-eO6Gs THOH Z. WAGGAMhN. Anct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING
T0.MOR ROW,

TTNHoMAS BOWLING,
L Auctoneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old 5IsId II La;rlsr s Cleary
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth st.
ONE CHICKERrNG GRAND PIANO. in ena
c2LdiMon; ONE CHtCkERING SQUARE; ONE
NORTH AMERICAN co.'s PIANO in No. /
order all of which viii BE- sold without reserve
ELEGANT PARL0R SUITES IN REPS AND
PLATE MIRRORS; BLACK WALNUT, MIR.
NUT BEDsT EADs AND WARDROBEs:
MAHOGAN1 tuAMBER FL RNITT RE
PAINTED COTTAGE FURNiTURE; FINE
HAIR MATTRESSES; FEATHER BEDS
BOLSTERS AND PILLOWS; SIDEBOSRnS
EATE6SSSi3N DINING TABLES; DINING
AID QTHER CHAIRS: BRUSSELS, 3-PLY
AND INGAslN CARPETS; CHINA Am
GLASSWARE; COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES; KITCHEN REQUISITES Also a
LOT ~ ~ ILDERS' HARDWARE, &C d, &C,
q on SATURDAY MORNING, July oath.
~ 1873. at l o O'Clock, in front cf NV aucTion
~ rooms Star office buildingl, 1 sh,lI sell a
targe and varied assortment of the abova
goods. IJy22 81 THOs. DOWLINtI. Auct.
THOMAS BOWLING,
AT the old stand Of LatiI1er 6 Clear
Southwest oerDer Pennsylvania avenue and Iitn -
VERY STYLISH BAY HORSE. BUGGY !Np
HARNESS At AUCTION
~ On SATURDAY MORNING July o;th
S>Sat IL clock, will sell the above: the
owner about TO leave the city. Can be seen at
Stables OF s.. Nailor, street
yA THoS. BOWLING, Auct.
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Mus. p. WAJGAMAN,
Real Estate Aactioneer, $40 Eth street
TRUsTEE'S SAVE OFINpRoyrn pRoprpT

ON UNION STREET, BETWEEN 81 AND \
,soUIBN EST, WITH LARGE GRoUNnS.
-! nder and by virtue Of deed of trust II me-,
A1ldUly recorded in Biber No. 695. folinS 40. Nc
ote OF the land records FIR the District of Col rnba
l VIII sell on MONDAY, August ID, ISIS, at 8
CLOCK p M, on the premises, 1T public auction,
shd 10 the highest bidder, Lots No AZ, A., A. 50 aud
81 IN square No 500 These lots front eacn Is feet
on street oy depth of leo feet part of lot
icing improved by q frame cottage
Terms OF sale a. prescribed 10y said deed Of trust,
Is the amount Of Indebtedness unpaid, with the ex-
perse OF sale In cash, and the balance in six aud
twelve months notes to be secured BY deed of trust
on The property Conveyancing 10 be at purcbaser's
cost. 80 deposit az he time Of sale Ii the terms
OF sale are not piled with within five days ON
the day OF sale the perty to be resold the risk
and cost of the defauting purchaser afte- three.
days notice In the Evening Star newspaper.
ly2eo THOS. =. MAGGAMAS Trustee
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR EXTENSION OF BERgET
IL SlIIINkaI.

PROPOSALS FOR EXTENSION OF BERRET
Il school Bull DING.
ENGINEERS OFFICE, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, July Nth, 1915
Sealed Proposals will be received at The Office of
the Engineer of the District Of Columbia until 2
O'Clock IN. ON MONDAY, July 18th. 1875, for the
extension OF the " Berret School Building located
northwest.
Blank forms and all necessary information can be
Obtained upon application at this Office and no bid
viii receive consideration unless made upon said
blank forms.
By ord. T Of the Commissioners.
L. l.. HOXIE, Lieut.. Engineers, u. s. A,
jy2D Engineer Of ID n
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DALTIEOEE AID OHIO RAILRCAD.
sUHIEE SCHEDULE-JuNz 6, 1874

FROs WASHINGTON CITY.
800 O. a. Baltimore and Way Stations.
cas- :. D., Baltimore, Annapolis. FrOdsrick And
T20snS., Esi-imore Breakfasf a, Ee;ay.
f.SO a n S,a1atoS and Virginia Springs. PGTl1
zoo sm.,Ncx York, Philsiei pAia. Boston, BaI,;-
600 sm., Cbiess5, Columbus. sancuzky, Cincin-
PaTk, Bsrke.ey, Bsser-tO.n, Frederick. Pss-
cios m, Wellington melton and " AZ sta,soai,
io.is $ n, Bsiiimore ard RsIa Jro''''
II.3O a. n, Baltimore, EnicOtt CITY and Way Sta
100 , m, Ne4 York. Phnsdeiphi.. Boston. Soy,
fOlk. and Baltimore. 5lHas- at kelay. a 80
2 m on Sundays Baltimore and Wsy Sta
S4S @ fLsisTis ss ,Ws.tiHg,99 1Enetlsop ard
S.ts m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
eco r.. Ea,;iracre and Relay.
80 p. m, Chicago Ct Louis, Louisville, C0luIn-
a '5sS s-jIdgsNy; tjncinnatl, Deer ParS BeTke-
,,SStErS. B-saStaf at PaTssTstars AID Bss-
$40 =. m, HsyeI,tovn, Winchester, .nd Way
. Stations; "a Metropolitan eranch'
T.ls p m, Baltimore and Relay. WIy Sa;Ioss
sslsP: m, Bai,rnere and Wy s,.tious.
200 =. IT, baltimore Fast EyprNsl.
o-15 ?. m, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York
II.25 ,. r Fas- Express. PxUrlan ems 10 Car
1Gso, =. LcH,S al Pliis5'Ts e'!a ont eaarss.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
915 +. m Baltimore. Philtiei phia, New York
ald Bg+fcl Fa-t f. press
bsHt-o.s Az Way S:G:iOsJ.-s O.. u, l.. ., ) 90,
7-I5 ar Ia =. u.
jg Balt'HrIOrs a~d RsIay-G 50 q. n, 90 and
zoe 8.
800 a. t., $50 aud II rs :. N, stopping
during tie week.
~ a.. ITatsJ Sap At VisGacs Ho.sI, RsLIy Hosss
SsIfsSa.
For fartscr f1:oruation s7ply 50 the Baltimore
80 One IisSsi CEees, Wsshipztcn station and
go Pennsy wanna avenue. where orders will be
tsksu for BaE-~ge be checked sld received II any
Ieintin the Cl.y.
THOS. l. SHARP, Master Of Trans portation.
l.. 81. COLE, General Ticket Ageat.
GEO. : dGONTZ. General Agent lei
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NOUNG AND MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Il Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Drot Building, corner 9Th and II sts. northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEAT TWO STORY
BRICK DWELLING mo. 1920 ON THE
WEST SIDE OF 10TH STREET, BETWEEN
n AND sTRKETS NORTHWEST.
N BY virtue of deed of trust dated June sOth,
{fs A. ID. 1874 duly recorded in Liber No 75isfolio
267 Of the land records for the District of CO.
lumbia, and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction, in front of
the premises, on MONDAY, July 20, ISIS, at 8
O'Clock p. m, all that certain piece or parcel of
ground situate in the city of Washir gton, ID. c.,
known and being lot numbered tw snty- Ave (25i
Of John NJ. Sims, executor, subdivision of subdi-
vision of square numbered three hundred and
thirty nine 1897, the is recorded in the Sur
yeyor's Office of said city Of Washington, ID. o., to-
gether with the improvements, &c.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in cash;
balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
teresi at ten cent. per annum. secured b. deed
Of trust ON the property cold. deposit Of 8 100
will be required Of the purchaser at time " sale.
Ali coDyeyancing at expense OF purchaser. Germs
TO DO COMPLIED with in DAYS
REAINARD IL. WARNER, Trustees
CHARLES A. JAMES,
ylSeo5ds YOUNG & MIDDLETON. Auoss.
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u ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioner,
Federal Buildings, corner + and It'll sts northwes1
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ADJOINING THE CAPT. q l.

UhUI NDS.
~ By virtue of deed of trust to me, duly re-
corded in Libcr No. go, folio 10. of the land
records Of Washington county, d. o., / will
sell on the premises on u ESDAl, the I0th day of
august, 1913, at D clock p. IN the following pro-
pc ", or so much thereof As may be necessary to
sstisfy said trusr. - wit; Lots numbered sixteen
ilol, seventeen - and eighteen CS) and the east
eTh thirty i've t3o) feet front by the depth thereof
ot lot numbered fifteen Cl3), in square numbered
laid down aud described the ground plat OF plan
OF Nashir gton city, u. @. The sbOye-desc-ibed
property fronts on the Capitol grounds ami Deia-
ware avenue, and l. rapidly improving in value
Terms. One third cash balance in c and Il
months, win Interest Ct ~ per cent. from day OF
sale, ard secured by deed of trust or the property
SID OF all cash st tbs option Uf the purchaser II
the ter ms Of sale not complied with in five days
ths trustee Reserves the rsht resell the property
ter ten days notice in some one of tn newspapers
putlishtd IN Washington city d. c., at the risk
Rnd cost % TIE 1ofanlting purchaser. $50 deposit
On each lot will be re, uired on the day Of sale
GEORGE MASON, Trustee.
J. T. COLDWELL,
jya3-eoSds TCr;tic I SsI-suan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-23
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PARKER. HENRIETTA, youngest daughter OF
Thomas j. and Ann Ejza Parker, aged year,
months and - days.
Funeral Saturday, JEly "a, At o clock, from her
Parents residence, 4 2s IA street northwest.
THOMPSON. On the I'd inst. Of typhoid fever,
DR.. BENEDICT THos-psoN, aged p.
Funeral from his late residence, Nc. Sos III 81
Sunday, 25th inst, st O'Clock p. m. q.
WHITE. On the I'D, FRANCES ADELAIDE, aged
syear., months and II days, only laughter Of ohm
n. and =. L. White
Funeral this Friday evening 1t half past n We,
from the residence OF her parents, No. 2i2 Bridge
street, Georgetown.