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ITO CONTAGIOUS AND BUILDERS.

SEALED pRoPOsALe are invited for the ereo-
tion Of BUILDiNG FOB THE MILLER MAN
UAL LABOR SCHOOL, situated In Alpemarie
county Va, ABOUT six mites distant frem the Green
THE BUILDING In 10 have frcnt Of about 25s
feet with aide wing. about lso feet long, be three
stories high. including basement, and to have o
Mansard roof. to be supplied with water and gas
and be atec by steam or hot water
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and further Information given ct
the oflees q Judge JOHN l.. COCHRAN, IN Char
lotte.SiIie, Va, and A. LYBRocK, Architect, Rich
mond, Va.
BIDS win be received at either place for any
braLch Of the work or for the whole work COM
pleted In the latter case the proposals must be
made BY fllina out the furnished blank especially
provided for that purpose.
All bids must be seat in on or before the l5TH
pAf OF AUGUST, 1876, ct 9 O'Clock .. m when
thsy VIII be opened 1T the Office Of Judge John L.,
Cochran, In Charlottesville, Va.
JUDGE JOHN Z. COCHRAN,
Chairman Of Building Oommfftee.
CnAnLofrIsxILLE.V Va, July Is, lHe. jyl5-sswtd
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EIa
TIN MILES IN LESS THAN rHkFE HoURs-
THE DANGERS OF THE CoURsE-A
SKILLED SWIMMER.
The LSndon Echo OF July says: "Nester
day Miss Beckwilh succeeded in swimming
rom the Old bridge, at Chelsea, TO Green
wich pier. Large crowds had gathered 10 see
Inc start, ana when, few minutes after 3
sue lesped from a waterman boat into lie
river, tbe was loudly cheered. There was a
ialr breeze, which made the water rather
lumpy, but the force OF the ebb tide was All
Ia her favor. With a gentle breast stroke
the yOurg swimmer, with every encourage
meDt from the curious public, proceeded on
her arduonS feat. A pilot 10 small boat, In
which were her father and brother, the latter
event OF any emergency, led the way. She
sv am close TO Its stern, aud kept that posi-
Ion more or less during the whole OF her
TASK. About ten minutes after starting she
placed straw hat on her head, but so soon
as the sun became obscuret by clouds she
threw IL 10 her father, and never had occa-
sion 10 use II again. crowd, composed of
many hundreds, had followed her from Chel-
sea along the embankment, aud at Batter
sea suspension bridge 10 became greatly aug
menied by larger crowds, though the culmi-
nation In the number or spectators was
reached at Westminster bridge. Vaux-
hail bridge was reached in 81 minutes.
When she had passed under IL she several
times passed her body through q ho0p-a
feat which ELECTED a special cheer. At West
minister the sight OF an immense populace
on the bridge was OF itself remarkable. Bat
TO be equally crowded, and on passing under
The brisge the Victoria embankment, as far
as the eye could reach, was densely throng-
ed. In seventy minutes Miss Beckwith had
reached BlackfriRr's bridge, and from this
point TO the end OF the course spectators ap-
peared on masts, crowded wharf windows
and occupied every available position. So
far the young swimmer had displayed not
the least fatigue. She proceeded with the
ease OF q skilled swimmer, while the dis
lance had not impaired the remarkable
grace OF her style. London bridge, crowded,
OF course, was passed In one hour and twen-
ty-two minutes. The boats after this be-
came more unruly than ever, and on seve-
raj occasions Miss Beckwith was nearly
struck on the head with their bows. Oppo-
site Greenwich pier Miss Beckwith, at 5.55,
was taken on board the Volunteer, having
swum the ten miles In two hours aud forty
six minutes. During the time sne was 10 the
water she declined all offers OF refreshment,
and when she appeared on board the steam
boat she was apparently as fresh and
sprightly as when nrst she came out OF her
"a q -
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u b. WARNER, Corner 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON llIH STREIT, BETWEEN Q AND
STRyITS NORTH WEST

by viTtUe Of tWo desds Of tru.t, dated March -
in liber No 74s, folio ~, &c., and Iiber No mi
7es folio 1ss de Of the land records Of the District
lien, on The premise:, on TUESDAY, August /,
lS76, at 81 O'Clock p. all that piece or parcel OF
gIou ID situate and being IN thecity Of Wellington,
District Of Columbia. and known and designaied e
lot numb ered twenty nine CO.. 10 Ooltman And
Adams, trqa1eeg, recorded subdivision Of square
numbered th1ee hundred and nine (9o9.l
and eighteen months, for which the notes Of the
purchaser, bearins interest Ct 9 PER cent Per an.
on the property cold, VII b tsken. ,deposit Of
ol60 Win be required st dine Of sale. Al convey
farms Of sale arc not complied with In days from
day Of sale, the iruseees re.erve TIE right 70 tese
Surc6sSer sffer dayu advsrtlfen1t.
49,. Sr4s dSSa.IsSSSSgS::sfs::! Trustees.
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A New Orator I'm Parliament


An event which does not often happen in
these days has occurred since last wrote TO
you. An unknown man has jumped at once
te lame and honor, and that oy a single
speech OF about half an hours length. His
name is j. p. Smyth; he comes from Ire
land, and he is a member of the House OF
Commons. There was a debate on home
rule, dull and stupid, when this Mr.. Smyth
stands up from back seat and speaks his
little "piece." Before he gets half way
through the prime minister has turned to
bestow on any member. The whole House
Is silent and astonished, and when the
speaker sits down general aud prolonged
cheers break forth, and the orator finds him.
self the lion OF the season. Did he, then,
speak as an Irishman in favor of English
rule? Far from 1.-THE denounced home rule,
on y bt cause II did not go far enough for him.
al demanded the absolute separation of
Ireland from England. Surely IL must be
admitted that an English audience will give
man fair play, when even what would be
deemed half dlsioya al sort OF speech is re-
ceived with an applause which evidently
.tartles tie speaker, and lifts him al once
from obs CURLY To fame. The Times declares
I9aI ioe speecn, reeaus me PALMER days OF
1t is TO be hoped that some OF the aglish
members OF the House will now study the
style OF this Irish gentleman, aud then, per-
haps, 1t may be possible 10 understand what
they say. What with the Alterations OF the
present day, and the drawing and mum bling
and chopping OF RS and ing's Ito say nothing
guage as spoken in England is fast becom-
ing unintelligible. The women are the
worst-they try TO outvie each other in az
fected pronunciation as they do In pulling
back their dresses. Let us hope that Mr..
Smyth will help to Danish all tnis disgust
ing humbug from the House OF Commons.
OF course there will be great curiosity TO
hear him again. He has been i've years In
the House. but never distinguished himself
before. His manner, / am told-for / did
not have the luck 20 hear the speech-was
far from good, and he was very nervous.
Yet he carried everything before him. IL Is
the old story-a man who has any message
to deliver 10 the world, and can deliver Il
with force and earnestness, is sure 10 COM
mand hearing. He has only TO bide RIs
time. Mr.. Smyth has now the ball at his
feet, and IL VIII be interesting 70 see what
he does with il.
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TOMORROW.
nUNOAEsoN BROS, Auctioneer,,

DUSOAssoN BROS, Auctioneer,.
PAARLoR SUITE, wALEUT oH.MBER SETS.
AND aTHER OARPRTs, wARDKO Sis,
hRENOh CHINA DINNER SETS, n tTTIHG,
MATTRESSEs. lHAIR AND SBUCKD PAR
LOB AND COOK sr0yls, KITOHEs, UfEN-
slLS, CnOOKERY AND GLASSWARE, &C ,
&C BEIN0 THE BNTIRE HOUSEHOLD
TURkITURE C0NTAIRED in No 81 COR
ShR Of INV JERsGY AVENUE AND d
On TBIDAY MORNING, July 81, com-n
mencfng ut } O'Clock, will sell the entire "
contents Of the above numbered house The ~
furniture is In good condition and worthy the 4
attention of buyers
Nls-d DUNCANsoN BROS. kuct,.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS AT COST
C-a. TOwSON d Co,
TO MAKE Room FOR FALL GOODS.
so pieces NEW LAWNS, Loo
so pieces yard-wide VICTORIA LAWNS, at I2Xc'
20 pieces DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, I2,c
so pieces yard wide PERCALE, loo.
40 pieces sTRIPr NAINsOeKE, ut ike.
so pieces STRIPE LIEBNs, loc
so rolls MATING, ct IL. Is, Do very finest for 2sc
Ysro- wide COTTON GOODS, as wamsutts, loo.
TOWELS, (soiled, y and 10 cents.
GAUZx SHIRTS, 81 and 5ec
Mrs. Moodys Patent Self adjusting ABDOMI-
NAL and BACk SUPPORTING COKsET for Al
COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS.
wsON'S,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
jys-eotr soUrH SIDE.
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II h. WARMEB, corner 7th and streets.
TRUeTlHs SALE or VALUABLE uNIM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON g BTREBr, BE-
TWEEN 18th AHD 18TH STREETS HORTH.
HAST.
BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated September~no
I'd, ls74. and duly recorded in Liber No. 76l, .
folio 3u, OF seq one OF the land records Of ths-
the party secured thsreby, We viii sell, at public
sTstSn II front q shs \: 91 M
Isrosl q land :,tasts; ssd being in the city Of
de.isn.isd e Los Numbered twelve ca, IN Square
months for which the notes Of tho purchaser bear
ms interest 81 Pc cent RI snnum from day Of
sod will Be tssen. A deposit ef oioe Win s. ne.
Su.sd tim: q ss e q:
Complied with in Ten days ffon. day Of sale, The
IL RAJ asd cos q the dsfsuifns Iurekasor sfrss
ave days a1veltisement.
n,;sesaa :, S9tDWStt. SALESMAN.
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FORTY-FOURTH OOH0REHs,
Closing Pvoceedissgs Yesferday.

SENATE.-After our report closed
Tie Impeachment trial OF W. W. Belknap
was continued, and the testimony for tne
defense concluded, after which the prosecu-
ton announced that they did not desire 10
put IN any testimony in rebuttal. IL was
then arranged that the case sholld he argued
by three counsel on each side. The argu.
ment Will commence TO day.
The report OF the conference committee on
the civil appropriation bill was concurre<i
In. IL appropristes SD. %, ga 50, a reduction
or slo,4l4,5.2H compared with last years
appropriation.
HoUSE.-After our report CLOSED
The report Of the conference committee on
the army appropriation bill uncluding a
provision for The reference 10 commission,
who are TO sit during the recess OF Congress
OF the questions In reference 10 the reorg ami
zation OF the army and the reduction OF the
pay OF officers) was agreed TO, and the bill
now goes To the President for his signature.
The House then went into Committee OF
The Whole on the bill for the protection OF
The Texas frontier, but without disposing OF
IL, adjourned.
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CHAsOERY sALE OF IMPROVED REAl
- KSTApE SITUATED NEAR TOE NAV
nUNUANsON BROS, Aactioseers.

TRUsTEEs'IsAI Z OF LOTS II AND 10, IN
Uk1oE1OWH ,WAsHlNGTOH COUNTY, ID U.
BY virtue OF q deed OF trust, dated May I7th, kxS
A. ID. .S69, ana recorded In Lfber and X, mn
No ii, folio 4.6 ct seq, of the land records Of
TIE District OF Oolumbis and at he written request
DAY the 1th day of August, A. ID. 1876, at $50
O'Clock p. m, at public auction. 10 front Of the
premises, Los IL and IL, situated in UnioatoE l.
Washington county, District of Oolumbis, with the
I'm provements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash. balance I'm 6 and u
months at per cent interest, secured the prem
e7o deposit at time of sale Right to resell at pur-
chssers cost and risk II terms Of sale are no. co
piled with in ten days.
Fam. CROSS, {r.
jlN JOHH WHEELER, Trustees.
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DATENT OPIN-WORK BAWNRRa. PLAZA
Il and POLITICAL PORrRAITs, % order 81
,s-soa srpsSss $500 a. : IL Ses 1ssk.
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nUSCANsOE BROS. AuctIonse,,
~ 9Th and ID esreafs north

M. T. COUNTERS, LARGE LOT sBEuyIs9.
zoo LABELLED DkUG BOTTLES, CHAHD-
hLisRs, tAhGE Lot DRUGS, &C &C CON.
Oh SATURDAY MORNING, j oily ~, COM
mencipg ~ 10 O'Clock, will sell, by n'der OF 81
me assignee. The bslsnos Of Drugs, Fixtures ~
Counters, &c contained In the sSoya store.
TIE above will positively be sold at the hour
jyl9 DUNOANSOE RROs Aurts
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BRODHEAD a Co.,

BRODHEAD a Co.,
SIS PESSA. AVE-, between 9th and 10Th sss.,
Orer EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS In
Dress Linens, Pigue, Swiss, Victoria Las us, Main
sock, sc sc.
Black Lyons silk, Tsc. per yard and Up, including
brAted makes.
Iron mech Greb atines, gSc. and M
6lnsn LsTns N tesutiful designs, 1c. and up.
Sseou-ri Lawns and Cretonnes, l7Hc.
linen towels, o. per dozen and IN.
oAnIegsn Hoe, o. per boz (eec per pafrJ.
Endro-coGEAn bleached Cotton. Ql.c
MamscttA bleached Cotton, IKE
] Button KID Gloves, SOC.
Bed epresJs- g. and IN.
Hamburg Edgins Sc Per yard ard IN
Ladies AID tents Undsr~ear At agenis' prices.
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE between
TON aud GEoBGETowN.Nstesm RS
ers leave Philsdelphis EVEBY SATURDAY, 81
DAY at o p. m. Freight received daily until
.. m. Through bills Of iadius given for Boston
and Providence. Ooustguees wishing their goods
landed ct Georgetown, will order them marked "via
Georgetown" @. n HYDE, 80 Water ST., George.
town, ID. q. VIM. p. OLYDn CO., II g.
Wharyes, Philadelphia. mayl-ly
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nUHCANeON BIOS, Auctf .neers,
~ Southeast corner Pin and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sToRY FRAME
BUILDING IN ALLRY BETwEuN SIX
TkEhTH AND sLxEnTsENrH AND land

ESIt5iNe Is HLhlx sEtwsss siX:
sTRaifs s R6sfhTEsF.N AZ A AE9
BY o. fssS S1 s.qi. to the
Corded 10 iibsr sse iOies 81 AID SIS, s one
the land records for Washington county and DIS
cured thereby. We will eer for sale By public ane-
.t0n' in fr0pt Of the premises, on sAT6aDAY, the
isss, IN said city q washington, Known aud f' ds
cor dec Subdivision Of part Of square nambere e isS
by Peter O'Donoho with the improvements, consist.
The terms Of vale are: One fourth cash; the bal
ance In 6 and ~ months; for which notes to be
at eight per cent interest till paid sso 70 bs p,id
In ca,h q, the fall Of the hammer Should the terms
Iesold at the cost and penss Of me pur
shs's sosd. f PHfELIP L pASs rruo
DUNOAEsOs BROS. Auotioneer..
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMpRovKD PROPERTY
sTslkas s sGGsfHv sTrS stso 1kp kSP
PROPERTY ON 7TH STREET, BETwEEH N
AID STREETS NORTHWEST, Ar AUO-
By virtue Of deed Of trust, recorded in Ii. -
cords Of the District OF Columbia, we Will sell,
on TH tuesday,, the 9Th day Of July, A: % 80,
Mibergers subdivision of square S42, with the i'm
provemenis thereon.
Immediately thereafter, will sell. in front of the
premises the south IS feet front By the depth there
OF OF lot u, in square 423 improved By two small
brick stores.
The parcels Of property are both situated on 7th
street northw est, in the most improving part Of the
city.
Terms: One half cash and balance 10 one and two
years; noies bearing eight cent interest and
cured BY deed of Irust on the prsmises sold s 100
d. post will be required upon each parcel of land
the time ofsa'e. ConveyaociDg, &C at pure ssers
within seven days from day Of sale the Trustees re-
serve the right 10 resell the the risk aud
cost Of the defautiDR pure haser.
iyl5 tn JEsuP MILLER,{ Trustees.
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DIED..

BUshBY. On the 18th OF July, 1876, st b aIf- pest
six o'slcck D. m, after long and painful Illness
which she bore with Christian forfiIude, CATHE.
RINk A, beloved wife OF james II. bushby, aged s.
years.
This Ian gushing head IL Of rest,
Its thinking and aching are DER;
The quiet inmov able breast,
IL heaved by affection more.
Funeral will take place from Hsmline M. =.
N Relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 20 attend.
baltimore Sun please oopy.I
BOWEN. On the 18th Of july. lz6. 81 half past
so'clock .. m, GR0ReK Y BowEN, 10 the Ieth
year Of his age, formerly Of Calvert county, ND,
but for the Last forty years resident Of this city.
The friends Of lhe family res pecuoliy invited
attend his funeral from hts late residence, 10.
ass Nev York avenue northwest, on Friday, tns
1lsf instant. &C o'cloc y. m. q
STREET On the soth Of July, ls76, CArEARrSx
IIizsBFIH, daughter Of Thomas and Eiizabeth
Street, aged ope year.
northwest, on Friday, 81 ciock .. m.
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~ NAVY Blue, Black and Brown, ouiy lso Q yard
o. the cheapest store In the city. COHaOLLY1,
cossth st., opposite Patent Once. is1.u
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

V'HOMA6 DOWLIH g, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING, H0RTHERLY ONE OF THBEE
EEAR STREET.
BY virtue of deeds of trust by the same per- -
ties. ds'td June TO- 1873, recorded in libeFs 797 ON
and oi3, foios 10 and as, in the land records .I
OF this District, by request of the party secured
thereby, will offer for sale at auction u front of
the premises, THURSDAY, July ~, 1876, at S
O'Clock .. m, the LOrtherly one OF three two
story Brick Dwellings, nine rooms, fronting II feet
on New Jersey avenue. near l. street. extending
bsek same width more or less, to alley.
Terms 0ne-fourth oash; residue In IL, Is and a
months, for notes secured by deed of trust on the
property, with interest st ten per cent. per sunum
from the day OF sale deposit of 800 REQ ured az
the time Of sale, and If the terms not com piled
with within i've days thereafter the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell, upon five days notice,
at the risk and cost OF the defauIting purchaser
Convey sncing at the purchasers cost.
HARMAN y. WESTERVELT. Tfu,tee
Jyn d THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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THUhAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF LOTS ON 81 STREET
WEST, BETWEEN o AND STREErS
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded among -
the land records for the District Of OoIuubis,
In Liber DO. TO, folio 139, will sell, at pub e.
lie auction. In front Of the premises, on sATU Il.
DAY the 22d 81 July, 1876, at "a o'clock p. m.
Let's Nos 50, 81. IS and So, IL the subdivision Of
original lots Nos: IL and IS, in Square No. SIS,
recorded In the office Of the Surveyor Of the city Of
Washington in Liber D. c., folio "A.
Said OF No Is has front Of Is feet inches by o
depth Of Is feet to alley feet wide.
Bald Lot no: 81 has front Of Is feet inches by .
depth Of 80 feet.
Said Lot No. g has front OF ls feet inches by q
depth Of III feet
Said Los No IS has q front Of Is feet inches and
10 described as follows:-Oommencfng on Sd street
west at the dividing line between said lots IS and
g. and ringing thence north along the line Of said
south l8 feet inches: thence west "a feet; thence
north foot inches thence east 90 feet the point
Of begiEnfng Each lot II improved BY . good
Frame Dwelling.
instruments ct and - months; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred payments. bearing
interest ct the rate of per cent per annum and
cured ~ . deed Of trust on the property 8 100 on
each lot when sold. Convey ancing ct cost Of Dur.
chaser.
EE AdEsE az . GsRUsI, JR..} Trustees.
jyil- 90 Ire ,: eo&dsj RIOS. DowLIHa. Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
THOMAS D0wLIRe. Auctioneer.

T'R0MAs D0wLIEo. Auctioneer,
By CATALOGUE,
BLANK BOOKS, FINE COLLECTION OF
sTkHpARD AND MIsCiLLsNEOUS HOOKS,
AA,rfl LINZ AssokIMENr OF sTATI0NERT,
PgCKHT BOOKS, FANCY ARTIoLEs, CHIL-
pRB Hs, TOY BOOKS AND g anEs. COIN.
UPRIGHT GASES. &c. :, &C AT AUCrfON.
,o On IHU6SDAY MORNING. July 90th, -.
HI, At 10 O'Clock. and EVENING, Of 7KLMy1
O'Clock, and .ntinuipg thereafter ct same 0H
hours until oil IL sold, af ptor~ No. 1Io1 strset
assortment of goods.
Terms cash
jyls 1t Repl THOS. BOWLING, Auct,
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~Bud Lane, q deputy marshal at La
Cygne, Kansas, shot and killed John Nor
ton for alleged intimacy with his wife.
@The Baptist Examiner, speaking OF the
Methodist custom OF admitting converts on
probation calls IL "roping them In"
ga drunkard was chased. teased, and
finally killed by two loafers In q crowded
San Francisco street; yet the murderer es-
capped and none OF the hundreds VINO saW the
crime can give description sufficiently clear
70 aid the police IN making arrests,
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.

T'HOMAs BOWLING, Auotioneer.
TRUsTlES eALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPRONED PROPERTY ON 18th AND 20TH
sTkkETS, BETWEBN i AND X STREETS
EORTHW est, AT AUCTI0N.
, By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 18th -
day OF EebInary, 1873 and duly recorded in :.:1
Liber No 7l3, folios As, ct seq Of the land III
records OF the District Of Uolumbis, aud the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby, will sell at
public auction, In front Of the premises, to the
highest bidder, on MONDAY, the gath day OF
July, IL 8, at O'Clock >. m, the folio wing de-
tcribed real estate, situate In the city OF Washing
ton and District OF Columbia, to wit All of
tS) square eighty six 1851 fronting 10th street
northwest. between 1 and X.
also, at 81 O'Clock p. m of the same day, and In
front OF the premises, the folio wing described real
estate, improved by three story frame house,
known Is the whole of lot number fifteen l5b, in
square number one hundre ed and six l05b also, psrt
OF lot number sevs nteen (HD, In the square,
beginning for said part of lot at the southeast
Der OF original lot number sixteen (l6D, 10 said
square, and ruuniDs thence due forty (4O feet
thence due south twenty five (25l feet to opening
Ia private alley. thence west along the north line
Of said opening, thence due north i've 80 feet nins
80 inches, thence due west twenty (20 feet, thence
due north nineteen feet three 80 inches to the
beginning
Terms: One-third cash; balance in II and Is
mnnths, Will interest at per cent, secured by deed
OF st on the property so d. deposit Of 100 on
eaC piece of property when sold. All convey ancing
at the cost Of the purchaser.
THOMAS WEAVER, Trustee
Jyl3d THOMAS DOWNING, Auct,
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IN PER CENT. OFF.

UR FIBST ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE Al
LOHIEG TEN PER CKNT. OFF.
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STEAMER LINES.

81 EAME lin ES.
FOR POTO mac RIVER LANDINGS.
THE STEAMER "AATTA6O," CAPT. w.
II. BYLEs, will leave her wharf, foot n
Of 9th street, every MONDAY and
IHuReDAY MORHIH0e, at O'Clock, for the
Nomini. Returning, will leave Nomtnf every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS for Wash
inEton, arriving early same evening.
This Boat can be chartered for Excursions.
jyll.3m SAML POLKIHHORN- Agent.
STAAMER HABBINGER WILL LEAVE
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WEDNESDAYS.
For charter four days In the week, at very low
rates. M E 0RE00,
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