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THE NEW YORK GIRLS WAY OF LooK-
ING AT lT.-This young lady informei me
mat her rousseau cost upward of 10000
ana when expressed establishment al this
extravagaDt expenditure of money. she
nalVely replied. "les, spent great deal OF
money; but one never expeces 10 marry more
tDan once 10 a lifetime, and besides, papa
that she did not buy lots OF pretty things
when she was In Europe; for her father failed
lmmedlately after their return, aud a few
ibousand dollars more would not have ms de
much diherence.-l NOdhS S,0ld1y Tines aud
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY occurred two or
three days ago at Union Springs, Ala. For
months j. Il. Beaumont has been pa wing his
addresses To Miss Mary j. Hasky, daughter
OF an OLD and respected citizen OF that place.
Miss Hasky was about twenty four years of
age, and sustained an excellent Reputation
for behavior and chastity. She was kind
hearted, unassuming, and a member OF the
Episcopal church. Singular as IL may seem,
beaumont was married man, and allowed
10 pay attention TO the young lady until his
conduct aroused the suspicious OF some of
the neighbors. The parents of Miss Hasky
questioned her, whereupon she confessed her
CUNT. Her father swore vengeance on the
destroyer OF the happiness of his daughter
and her parents. A day or two afterward
beaumont called TO see Miss Hasky as usual,
when she informed him that the secret was
out, and that her father had sworn TO XIII
him on sight. Beaumont left the city al
ence Tor parts unknown. The poor ruined
and betraye ed one, soon after he left the
room, procured loaded pistol, and. placing
the muZzle 10 her temples pulled the trigger
and her blood and brains spattered the
rOom.- Nashville Banner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-07

AMONG THE PICTURES in the English Sec
ton OF the Art gallery is one which should
have special Interest for our countrymen
IL Is full-length portrait OF Washington.
by stuart, painted from life al Philadelp.Ija
IN 1876, by Mrs. William Bingham and by
her presented 10 the Marquis OF Lansdowne
as a token OF gratitude for the friendly part
ne had taken IN our revolutionary trou bles.
AT the death OF the Marquis his personal
property, owing 10 the embarrassment OF his
affairs, bad TO be sold, and this picture was
bought by Samuel Williams, an American
merchant then established In London, who
PAID Tor IL one thousand guineas under the
hammer. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-07

RESULTS OF THE VICKsBURG CUTOFF.
Inc cut-on at Nicksburg has greatly alarmed
The citizens. The Nicksburg Herald admits
mat The river is gone, and that the only
nope Tor current past the city is in changing
me chsnnel OF the Hazoo river, so as TO bring
IL through Chickasaw Bayou and thence on
canal In 'front.' OF the city 10 the Mississippi.
The Herald thinks this can be accom- plisned
al cost OF about 500 coo, and adds: 1.-The
main volume ofthe Yazoo could be diverted
through the bayou, thence into Fish Lake,
and nnally into the Mississippi river at the
National Cemetery, by means OF a break
wafer at HaZoo, by cleaning and deepening
Inc bayou, and by the cutting OF q canal from
the southern end OF the lake TO the Missis-
slopi. Ire effect OF the plan proposed will be
10 keep open channel in the Mississippi from
tie National Cemetery along the river Dor
Ger OF The whole city; and should this be
practicable. the dangerous influence OF the
cul-on VIII not only be avoided, but we
should brought into closer and more direct
comm uaication with the rich and populous
Nazoo basin, upon which Nicksburg mainly
relies FOR support.
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SUNDAY LIoUOR LAWS The London SAT-
urcsy Review. I'm discussing the provisions
o. OH intrcducet IN the House OF Com
n1sns eniorcing Sunday liquor law In Ire
SUNDAY is often a dun day even q rich
Neh, uot ~ We lmagine what 10 would be TO
Nsll,tc-oo Londoner ~ his clue were saut
Up, i bis friends were all out OF town, and
" ne key OF the cellar had been lost We
snall set some idea OF what 10 would he 10 a
poor man n there were no public houses
lay the sober pepuiation OF irslsna n n3Ssr
this DISABILITY, on the chance that a certain
minority which gets drunk whenever I'd has
s, ensnce may learn self-oo2trol by bslng ha-
hituelly kept out OF temptation. There A
nothing so specially interesting about Irtsh
arnn karus as 10 tempt rs 20 throw over
hoard IN their favor principles which we
Fns,,ss XII ~ right 10 maintain In the case OF
-Diunkenness causes so much crime IA
Sa nuen poverty that, IL only the DRUNK Ards
-. Hreh 20 see public houses closes An -
lae ~ vel as In ireland. and on week dav
as We a. on sundays. But ~ Il eSsentia al IA
remcnrs economy 81 ssr I've otter oa purpose. IN
ensbSSns nan 90 fuddle away mis- sens.. ~ a.,
the shorte.f ssiole time. So long a. tSess
other PURPOSE. Tslic ef hcS. 70 no other way
which soher D,e5 ave more claim 10 be l 1e
,ened A. shan - Yards; and m this is a.
mitted. the Questfon DOT disposed OF by
the statement that \. 49,! VI ue lr1en
people are in favor OK Mr.. S.a proposal.
The FORTHCOMING Mon srER ExPLo-
SION AT HE'LL GATE.-on thu SUBJECT the
New York Evening News has "a following
remarks; OF course General NcN tons az
: urances will 30 very far IN quiet tn appne-
pensions that have been felt for SOM time
oy nose living al short distance from the
spot Mhefe the monster explosion st "A al
Seia II 10 tafe place. The generals fanff,-
laiity win ne effects OF various explosfve.f
gives MIN right To speak wish confjdence
a. 10 the results that may be expected frorn
the blasts that Will oconr In the three acre
cavern al Hell Gate. Il we are NOT mtsso-
formed, that blast is % be Accomplished
lnrongh The agency OF thirty tons OF nitro
< lycerlnce, which II larger explosive mass
IMAM, as Tar a. We can learn. has evpr bean
employed In any mining undertakip on re-
cora, and III set OF at one tine could nst fan.
under any circumstances, 10 be disaFtrous
ne general, however, endeavOrs 90 cal m the
fears OF the riparian residents of the Essf
river by the announcement &c a newspaper
reporter that the safety OF the surrounding
nelgbDorhood Is assured by the mu ltiplicry
or the charges; but as that Accomplished o-d-
nance expert has never himself heard OF a
mining enterprise In which so large volume
OF combustible power has been employed.
hls opinion as 10 It's probable effects must be
taken cum grano sails, and the fouadation of
his hope doubted when based on the belief
mat so enormous an amount OF explosive
matter, that can be igpited under ordinary
circumstances by the tap OF a hammer, will
explode SUCCESSFULLY and not simultaneously
when the explosion OF the contents of the
lret chamber Will produce a concuSsicn suf-
nclent TO shake county.
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1910 fESSsYLyANIA 1910
Ts tbs neFth, West, and Southwest,

10 nv nSts III " CttS &u4 bOutuS cfss
Double Track, Steel Rats, Splendid Scea-
ery, Magnificent Equipment.
JUNE 4TH, 1875.
Trains leave " sshington, city tine, from Depot.
corner OF 9Th and Is streets, as follows:
SeT fitts5urs and the West, 3. u. dsiiy, WITH
fslsoe Gar 70 ohicako, apd iI:s0 .. -. daily,
BALTInosE AID POTOMAC sAILRoAp.
Falls, and the North, 8 a. N. daily, EXCEPT Sun
Palace Oars g watkins For Erie, Oanandsigua,
Bnasio, and siazars Falls, li:s0 .. ~ daily, ex-
For New YORK and the East, $40 D. n. daily, With
nan PsSor Cars s:S5 a n. asi1. escep. g sunday.
For New York az d the T., {. 1850 a. m. and 1850
BE. daily, except Sunday, with Psrior Cars ct
Tor Philadelphia, 1850 Q m. and 1870 .. N. daily,
except sI sosy, and $50 and 9:4O ,, N daily.
Limited E.yrs.s. s;23 e. m daily, except Sunday.
Tor PoDes creek Line 1850 Q. N. and l:9o ,. n.
daily, s.osps sSnaosy; ,,..o . ..oo
m. sxoest Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG Rail-
WAY AND ALI < ANDRIA wAsHIsdToh
e:ss. ). s. zoo, and ii:io ). n. On sanasi q
rsr sh ri south: :aa via asd s,dsnond, ll:4o . NJ d.y
except Sunday: and via Lynehbur1. 300 q. q.
fralns leave Aiexandria Tor " sehinYfon, D, ]. .,
Sunday Of and 10 .. M, and D. m.
RTickets, Information, Sleeping and Parior Or
e.s p q ses % 0ness.
syiyanis avenue, Northeast corner Of sixth street
and Pennsylvanis avenue, and st the Depot, where
ssn e s ts sh sDs Of
ralak sa:is
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RAILROADS.
QALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
JUNE 4rH, 1876.
A.n. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
I rGtpt s Of Books and intermediate stations.
s:dboo-BaIti%oTe and Alexandra junction.
r,sss PGiman PsIor o sna fU Leave, 7s q
al s;d9 5 a N Sunday; st0Psst Way Stations,
sIs-CsHesnnati, 81 Loaiss and Ptns5urs Ey.
pes, Frederick, II AgerstOwn. and Waller
e:yo-Poini o, Rock. and way stations.
s: :SSee-sssltiWWorss and way stations. ,..
y Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
iai5-B altimoss. Way Stations. rllcot. City and
I;4O-Hsie fSTk, Philadelphia and Norfolk Bz.
pes. On sunday, all Way Stations and
5:3O-Ra tilnOre aud wsy stations
4:3O-1bdIlDtOTe and Laurel Express. EiIicott
City, Frederick and Way stations, via Be
t:30-Frederiek and Point Of Rocks, via Metro
poIitsu BTsnchJ.
s55ss-ssaitiIaors Annsp9li. and way stations.
Except saturday, daily 70 Columbus Louis
% sSd ssin 81 s.spna asy:
-. 70 chicago, CINCINNATI and LorisUt!Ls,
erick end Way Stations, via Relay. 1OOn-
80 meets for Annapolis sundayl
s4o- Eat ,B.sdsns6TIg, College, Belts
a:0O-BaltiInOre sna way stations.
!!ps6a1s By 0 train IesTiGs saHs as1o night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
9.OO-bsltimore. Blsdensburz, Belts'ille, Lau-
rel, Relay.
10:00-Neto YORK dad philadelphia NigAt EzpTsss
Sleeping Cars e. New York.
l0;na-Rstimore and principal ~aV stations,
1880 martinsbnra and way stations, Metropon-
tsn Branch.
11:30-S LOKiS Express. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for Louis
vile.
TIO. 500. SIS. 9:35 m: I:4O,s:25 5:35.
$40, 200, $40, 800, 1000, 1908 and 1870
d. m, daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstown VAL
ley Branch; or for New York anu PhIladelp hia st
m. and 40 p IN.
FOR further Information apply at the Baltimore
sph Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
ass, col and sos PeDIsylvsn,s avenue, and q 1
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
ior baggage to be checked and received at any point
10 the city.
TBOs Is, SHARP, Master OF Transportation.
L.. M COLE. Genera Ticket AGENT.
GEO. 8. E0OSTZ, General Agent. epl5-tr
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SA man, with triumph In his eyes, rush
ed In this morning TO say that Abdul Aziz
was now Abdul AZ isn't. We told him be
was the one thousaudth mau who had al
ready vouchsafed that Information. aud then
handed him over TO policeman.-l Cbm. Adrl
HThere u an Official In Chicago named
temnts tn throfSle thS i,Sers AM as TIE
money belonged to the oily, the public IL
respectfully requested 70 withhold its SYM
PATTY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-07

A MAN ELoPEs WITH HIS WIFK's SIS
Frederick Gilman, VINO kept a lager
beer saloon at the conner Of Sd avenue and
2lst street, disappeared one evening, and
while his wife was making inquiries con-
that her sister had also gone of. She was
left with the business and her two children.
Now she brings an action for absolute d.
yoree In the BROOKLYN city court.-lN. y.
UsTld Sd.
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enough OF tne sport, and gave mp the heller.
nTHon. Ellis II. Roberts, speaking ofcrit-
icltms against candidates, quotes the old
pToverb, that "the most clubs are found
under the best apple tree"
~About as mean posishun as emmy man
kan put himself into, IL 10 work all the time
lot me devil, and look all the time 10 the
Lord Tor his pay.-JoSb Billings.
p[Always pick out a bald headed barper
10 shave you, because he can't consistently
ask you TO buy any hair renewer.-lL La Crosse
ES~"Fair Plsy."-Young mistress: "It,s
yonr Sunday OUT next week, Jane, isn't
lt! Jane: "1or'. mum! Why, you've for
gotten; it's yours!"-[ Plmch.
n<How sad IL is az this season 20 see a
man looking back upon misspeDt life 20 re-
feet that be hes no relations In PbiladeI-
phia.-lEastOR Free Press.
- "Tbe best route 10 the Black Hills, OBJ
serves win great propliety the Louisville
Courier Journal, sis of much less imDor-
lance 10 miners than the best route Out of
them" -
HNew York Dispatch: When you see a
woe begone looking Individual standing be-
fore restaurant show window, looking at a
plate OF strawberries and signing you can
pet Two 10 one that he Is a Centennial refu-
gee, who was once a wealthy and a happy
man. fF'
RrIl is a observation-disclosures fact that clean
cufs have an unaccountable tendency to SCI
crete themselves somewhere In the immedi-
ave vicinity OF the elbows, while dirty ones
nation 10 remain obstrusively IN the Vicinity
OF The knuckle.-l Boston Globe.
RWhat would be your notion Of absent
mlnoedness?" asked Rufus Choate OF a wit
ness whom ne was cross examining. "Weil,"
said the witness, with strong Yankee ac-
cent, 81 should say that a man who thought
ne left bis watch 10 hum, and took IL outn
rs pocket To see IL he'd time TO go hu m and
get II, was leetle absent-minded."
HA gentleman Ia Maine on entering his
mouse The other day, was agTeeably surprised
10 hear from bis wife that she had a health
I'M In The parlor. He stripped himself for
practice, but was taken down q peg or two
when he ascertained that the lift was in the
shape OF huge parlor stove. which the isdy
wished her dear husband TO carry 10 the at
tic.
s9A Westerly man put one OF his sEoul-
ders out OF joint while trying To "moel his
fingers" around a tree. This should be a
warning 10 young men net 10 try and TAM
per with the great principles OF eternal TT
ness which PROVIDE summer evenings and
front doorsteps and an article that they can
get their arms around EiIhout E.zaiuing-
lNOT5cfch Btlllesin-
EF-Master (sni 1inge "There's q most ex-
traordinary smell, James; I've noticed sew
eral-.n Hall Porter: al don't wonder at
II, sir. I've spoken about IL down stairs
The butler, st-, yea see. is 'igh church.
which he as a up q horatory In the pantry,
and burns hinoeBse. We could stand that,
but the cook is the low church persuasion,
and she burns brown paper 20 hobviate the
hincense. las perfectly lawful on saints
days, -fEhn8cA
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A 8THMA and
CHRONIC DRON CHlrIS.
" The most effectual remedy will by
found 60 be
nAfCRA IAfULA,
" prepared in all forms, for smoking
and Inhalation, by
8AvORY q MOORE,
1l3 New Bond street, London, and
Sold by them, and all Chenists, and
etorekeepers throug hout the World.
yAsepl soctl3 nova Jams fsbI6 smar9 my l0Stx2l.
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(HOHEEB LOAN OFFICE, ebYsU a Ia ss0
" SAD NeS Yoyk sesass, entrance on New -
IN the city. Money loaned ct the lowest rsteO y
Of interest on 3old and Silver watches, Diamond6,
esatls1saS 0aothiss. osrDss, and sh esaeaS q
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WARNER, corner tn and r streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL hsTATE IN SQUARE 400, AND

FBUNTIN6 Od 9Th bIBEET.
By virtue CT two deeds Of trust. dated No -
Iiber 7ss. folio 49, &C., and in Liber 7ll, e. .x
lilo ls, &C, two Of the land records for Washington
county, ID c., and by the written direction Of the
party secured thereby win sell at public auction,
90 WEDNESDAY, the tth day Of jane, A. d.
Numbered sixteen, (B.J seventeen, lH,, and the
recote.d subdirision OF "a uars numberod four Sua
dIed, 1901 in the city OF Washington, with all the
impi oyt ments thereon
terms Of sale: One-t III I'd ia cash, Of which ESQ
must be paid 81 sale, the deferred Eerments 20 be
made in one and two years from day Of sale, With
interest at the rate az ten cent per annum, aud
scared BIZ deed OF trust and 20 the salts
faction OF the Trustee. Terms 20 be iuily complied
with within ak days after day Of sale, stherwise the
Trustee reserves the right TO rsso the property At
ter weeks notice. at the risk ana cost OF ae-
faultins purchaser. Convey sncing e. purchassrha
cost NM. HI. WARD. Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
rms AFTERNOON.
OowHkAN 4 aRKKS, AuctiOne.r,,

w
TBUsTEEs sALE OF TWO q sropy pprcK
IN L ~ = NGs: WITH CELLARS, ON SOUTH
18th STREETS NoRrHWEsF.NIs and sfS
HOUSES from 18th street ] 'e'A eAN S'A
BY virtue OF deed OF trust, dated October IL
10th, AID: BIS, duly recorded in Lioer No. fs.
6s5 folio y, one OF the land records for the -;
District Of Columbia and Of the req eat N The n.rtv
secured thereby, viii sell at public auction, in
ifoIt o. me piemises, on WEDH ESDAY. June 18th,
A.p $50, ~ !: go M, al those certain pieces or
Iots Of ground in the CITY Of W sshington in said
D1strict, aud Known as lots numbered one hundred
AKA tniry seven, 49, aud one hundred aud thir-
~ eieht, tISs) OF Dsrrovs Subdivision of part of
tQuare numbered two hu udred aud sin If6 "a said
snI !, recorded in suryeyor's ofce of said
win the Improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One third cash, (of which CTS on
ssen house must be pad at time Of sale.) and the
oaanee IN SIX and twelve months, with interest at
per cent from day Of sale until paid, to be Sc
cured py purchasers note and deed of truet on
me me properly sold AZ! c9nveyancine and record:
complied with in six days after sale the Trustee re-
the right 70 resell at risk and cost Of
In def.uf. WIN. #. HOLTZ NAN, Trus,ee,
my1o-d No. 1891 street northwest.
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A SwEDE FROZEN To DEATH IN THE
MIDDLE OF MAY.-Two Sweies, crossing
the Snowy range on foot, LEFT the Summit
House, in Berthoud pass, Sunday, aud start
ed down the west slope. They were intend
ing to go TO Hot Sulphur springs. Both men
carried bundles of blankets and provisions,
pounds. On Tuesday evening one OF the men
returned TO the Summit House. He was
snow-blind, frost-bitten, aud had barely
strength enough TO walk. lie reported that
his companion had frozen 10 death. Soon
after leaving the summit the storm set ia,
and they became bewildered ,benumb d with
cold and lost their way. They threw
away their blankets 10 facilitate their
movement, and the matches with which
they We're provided, being wet. refused 10
ignite. Had they been experienced mountain
eers, they would have wrapped themselves
IN their blankets and sunk into the snow,
where they might have lived until the storm
ahaied. The survivor withstood the terrible
exposure and reached the Summit as above
described. A party OF men at Summit went
Gown the trail, or road, and on Wednesday
found the dead Swede. The snow was so
deep that the removal OF the body seemed
out OF the question then, so they buried IL
temporarily under six feet of snow, and will
leave IL there until its removal for perma-
nent burial can be effected. Tne deaf mans
name was Gottfried Meyer. His companions
name has not been ascertained. Upon the
body OF the unfortunate Swede were found
some photographs, naturalization papers,
The address OF Samuel Beader. Denver, and
some sl5 In money DeaUeT NelUs, MN 2Ifh.
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ELoPEMENT.-Our quiet little community
was thrown into comm otion last Friday
morning by report that +. o. Hoffman. or
OF the Rev. +. II. Prichett, had eIoped on the
preceding evening. At first IL was thought
10 be hoax, gotten up by some enterpris Ing
parties, but subsequent events proved the
rumor correct 1t seems that Mr.. Hoffman
took the bride elect out riding on Thursday
evening. This was nothing unusual, and, OF
course, excited no suspicious. Tue couple
drove 10 Thaxton's, at which point they left
the buggy, and took the western bound mail
train for Bristol, where they were married
on Friday. So FAR as we are informed, the
friends OF both parties were In entire igno-
rance OF the premeditate1 elopement. The
happy couple passed through town on Sun
day morning en- route for Richmond on a
visit to the brides relations. and returned
home Wednesday evening" Bedford (Vd)
Sf79ff,,el- -
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THOMAs DOWLIsG, Auctioneer-

THOMAS DOWLIhG, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE iS The CoUNTY OF WASHINGTON
GS0KGETOWN ON THE NORTHWEsT, AT
By virtue of four separate deeds of trust -
given TO us and bearing date respectively th 1s2
~ DAY OF February, 1853, the 18th day of&A
May 1868 the LIST day of January, 1862 and the 10th
Liber y. q. =, No % folio 49, Liber $50, folio S25,
Libtr + and B., No. s, folio 362, Liber T. and II .
No. folie lO4, of the Land Records of Washington
County. District Of Columbia, shall sell, at pub
lie anSuCn, en- FRIDAY, the 10th deg of June, A.
u 1870 on the premises at the hour OF 80 O'Clock
D. m, to satisfy four several Bromissory notes Sc
our by said deeds. and at the request in writing
81 the holder OF said missory notes. following
described property, viz All that tract of land con-
tguous to Georgetown, in the Comfy Of Washing
street and north OF and adoniog to 7th street con-
tinnef, and I'D Joining tine Cedsrs on the west
and NORTH being part of tract called " Berleith"
ana containing sixty three acres, more less linn
proved by large double Brick Dwelling House,
stable, orchard, DC, &C. less that portion thereof
n Ietoiore sold by Richard s. Cox to John II Small
Terms Of sale: One q nh a 81 cash; balance in six
(6) twelve l1, eighteen 49,, and twenty -four CAD
months, deferred payments to be secured by notes,
With interest, and deed of trust on property Sold
interest Taytble semi annually. deposit of $500
required at time Of SALE All convey ancing al, cos:
Of chaser III terms OF sale OF complied with
within week after day Of SALE the Trustees reserve
the rishi to resell the property, after five 80 days
notice, at the risk and cost Of the default az pur
chaser. Plat Of the property Will be exhibited on
the grounds at the time Of sale,
THSMks g C00XX'$ Trustees.
my8d THOMAS BOWLING, kuct.
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BROS, Auctioneers.

SALE OF TWO COTTAGE FRAME HOUSES
AND BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JERSEY
nNkNUE, NEAR STREET SOUTH, AT
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June sth, -
a. O'Clock, will sell, In front of the prem tH
Uses, part of Lot 3. in square 73s, improved by.
two good rame Cottages. Also, all OF Lot O. in
same square. These lots according TO Blsgden's
subdivision OF square 1885, and will good interest
on the invfs tment.
Terms: One half cash; balance in and IL months;
notes bearing interest at and EeoUred by
deed Of trust on the premises. Conyeyancing, &c,
at purchaser 3 cost. -
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A BRIDI's- Two DIsAPPoIH7NENTs.-
Miss Nicholson, Of Kokono, Ind, is under
going rather severe and unexampled ex-
perience- About two years ago she was TO
have besn married to Mr.. w. Il Mason, who
resided near Lafayette, but was killed by
lightning while at work on q farm. His
death occurred but few days before the
time set for the marriage She met Mr.. g..
w. Byres, OF Winamac, and q marriage was
arranged between them for last Thursday,
but he didn't come to time, having mysteri.
ously disappeared on tas way from Wilma
mae TO kokomo.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

rINREAeURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., June LIST, ISi6
Sealed Proposals to furnish the Treasury Depast-
ment with rye hundred tons more or iessJ best
quality WHITE ASH COAL. Baltimore vein, fur
nace size. will be received &C this Office until
THURSDAY, June Is, 1876
Instructions to bidders will be furnished on APP
plicatiop to A. i. WILSON,
jest ,s,l3H Chief Clerk.
NO HUHBU0.-L. RIOl win Day 9 fair cash
IN price for any kind Of Ladies', Cent? and Ohfl.
drenp SECOND HAND QL0TAIH0, BOOTS,
eHOBe, &c. 699 tn street, between end 9 south
IN KINDS OF WIRING APPAR1L can sell
them for higher oash price than any place In the
street. bstxesI Oh md lotA HortsuesS. PROMPT e
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