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A PROPER REsPECT.-A stranger with a
boil on his neck entered Penn street saloon
on the Fourth and calle1 for a glass of
liquor: When he had emptied the contents
down bis throat. be looked into the inQuir-
ing eye OF the barkeeper and said:
This is secular day, is it?''
"Nein," answered the Teuton.
"No cir, this is a national holiday"
$50 IL vas" good naturally added the bar
tender.
"I know you have proper respect for Il"
said the stranger, "PDd will not insult you
by onering You money for this drink. We
are all brothers TO day"
"You don't vas pay me, eh?" asked the
German.
"Why you wouldn't take money to-day"
"You shust pet" significantly put In the
barkeeper.
"Well, won't tempt you,n said the man
as be turned toward the door.
About fifteen minutes afterward, when
they bad finished sweeping the sidewalk
with him, ne was prepared TO assert that the
American Republic was the most democrat
led nation on the face OF the habitsble
globe. lie was ors OF the most demoralized
citizens, at all events.
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A STRONG OBJEcTToN.-"Are you satis-
ned with the jury, gentlemen?" said Judge
been impanelled. 's
1--WE are said the lawyers In chorus.
A tall, gaunt figure rose up solemniy in the
Jury box and said impressively, "But I'm
whats your objection, Mr.. Snooks?" in
quired bis honor, blandly.
"Thls young man on my right, your honor,
has been eating onions 1"
"Obtection overruled; 90 on with the case.v
observed Judge Noonan, with a Significant
glance at the sheriff, and the tallest man SAT
Down resignedly, and held q white hand kerr
chief TO his nose as a kind of signal of dis
tress.-l El,nird Gdzette
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nUNCAES0N BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

u
By virtue Of Q deed OF trust, executed by -
Francis Waller and Geno pevs, his xife, 1..:H
TO MS, the undersigned. to secure debt there. Ix
In mentioned, the said deed bearing date The lst
day Of January. 1873, and recorded in Liber No 72I
folio 49, one Of the land records for the District
70. pmSta, we will offer at public sale, on TUES
DAY the 9Th day OF August, A. ID. ls!6, et p m,
on the premises, the following described real es
tate and improvements viz: All that piece or par
eel of land called "Litle Glesnfugs" and PASTURE
and 0leanings." situated and lying In the county
OF Washinston; tn the District OF Columbi.. the
same being all the plec 9 ami lant and premises
which were conveyed to John Il Condor by cert ain
deeds OF record In the land records Of the sid Dis
trict of Colu nbia, excspt much thereof as was
conveyed TO q certain catherine A. Talbruth BY
DEED, recorded In Liber J. A. No H6, fJlio asa.
one Of the lsId records Of said District the tract of
land 10 be sold containing one hu adrsd acres.
or less, improved by thee story Brick House,
barn, corn house, stable, &c.
Terms: q 0C0 cash: the residue in equal install
mepts, at one, two and three years, the purchaser
e give his promit notes, bearing six per cent.
interest. secured By deed OF trust and taking q
deed. All convey aEcing at the cost of the pur
chaser, and If the terms Of sale are not com Piled
With in Eve days. the property will be resold on
five days notice ct the risk and cost Of the default
irs purchaser; deposit q s2eo required as soon
Jy25d NJ. HOWARD NORRIS, trustees.
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VaonAs BOWLING. AT, doneer.

N W
TT RKIsH PARLoB SLIT, UPHoLsrgR
IN kEP, EEe PARLOR SUITE, SEVERAL
suPkRI0R OIL PAINcISGs, H,IRCLOTH
fHRNlTuBE: WtLNUr md MAHOGkEY
NOT. LOUNGES AND EASY AIR I,
PsiETEn CorTAGs EgRNITU
Lows: .WhLNuT' Halt R.ca, o.sPEfs
AND sSd MasTTIN9, sI9EB0sR6s, REFRIas
Slows, &C. AT AuCrIoE
On FRIDAY MORNING, July 2sth, 1875. n
at II oclock, ct the residence Of a gentleman "
declining Housekeeping, No. 100 Fsyette -
street, between 4th ana 9Th streets, opposite !
the Coz vent Georgetown, shall sell the above
house hold effects. Terms cash.
jy2s-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auc.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORK AND OHIO RAILROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIhKOAD
JULY 7rH. 1870.
AN. LEAVE wAsHIssroN.
SEQ Baltimore, Ellicott City and say stations.
scini Of. q Rock. and intermediate :sstiOn:..
T:l0-Baltimore and Alexandria junction.
k:I0-Neg York, Philadelphia aud BoroS H.
Pres: To Cape May, Tuesday, Thur sdsy
and Saturday, by boat via New CASTLE; DAT
op. sssn rsrls and Ssss fSi
Annapolis.
press. Berkeley, Deer PARK, OAKLAND, fred
erisk. Haserstovn, and. Waller Road. Par
9:20-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
ss:sse-ssltiWors and way stations. ,.,.
Phflsdelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
isit-Baltinoss. Way Stations, Ellioott City and
l:4o-rs. fS,k, PA.Ladstys,a a.d Nos,oa h:
E sS,;, On sunday all Way Stations and
-: ~ .o9 ,,,,,,,,
City, Frederick and Way Stations, via Re-
t:ss-frederiek and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro
Asa:sa a.. az ssy :tsti s9,..
Except Saturday, daily g Berkeley, Deer
tSwn .Ss &inohsstsr sisepins Car. o CHI
s:45EBsitnore and Way Stations. CONNECTS
for snnspolis on euudaY.I
1O3-5altimore ana way stations.
tc;5O-PltfsDurE. but NO connection beyond mar.
tiushurg by train leaving sunday night.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
Slespers.
s:O0-Baltimore. BIsdensburG, BsltsyiIle. Lsu.
rel Beay.
IO:O0-Nstr York and Philadelphia Nigk Exyrsss.
Sleeping Cars tn New York.
lO.O5-HaltimOre snd principal way stations,
O-martfnsbnrz and way stations, Metropoli-
tab Branch.
11:30-Ss. Louis szprs,s. Chicago, Columbus,
Sandusty, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
IIo. $40, $40, s:3s 8 m: l:4O, s:4s,
D. ul., daily.
Ali OF Rer trains daily, except Sunday.
10 connection on Sunday for Haserstovn VAL
ley Branch; o! for New York ana Philadelphia at
81 o and go D. m.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket OficeH Washington Station, and
lse, COL and sos Pepnsylyania avenue, and 3
18th street northwest, where orders viii be taken
for baggage TO be checked and received st point
In the city.
THOs. y. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
l.. M. OOLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. E0ONTZ, General Agent. aplB-tf
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PROPOSALS.
pROPOsALs TOR aTAIIONERY.

EPARTMBNT OF THE INTERIOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July II, 1875
Proposals Tor furnishing such articles Of Station
err a. may be required for this Department md ths
buresus and Offices thereof, during the seal year
enaips June -, ls7. will be received uatil ~
o'clock NJ SATURDAY, August 12, 1876
Esch PRO posal must be signed by he individual
or nrm maxine II, and be accom- panied by a satis-
Iactory goarantee that the bidder will execute a
contract, with good and su oe1t bond II his bid be
accepted, for any or all articles. No bid will be
co isidered without such guarantee.
AL srueIes are stipulated TO be OF the very best
qlah,y. samples Si be required in al YES: each
AMI the price. ,
Bond; sith approved security, win be REQUIRED of
tne party to whom the contract, or any part Of II,
On failure TO furnish any article specified in
oontrac withia reasonable time after having been
ssrne IN open MARKET or OF declaring suoh contract
IoIIeited and, II greater price than the contract
price paid Tor any such article, the difference will
De charged 70 the contractor. B ID will be consid-
cred on each item separately.
schedules. containipG blank FIRMS for bidding,
aosntss Of stcie: Snd fa ass Q,
In accordance with this adyertisement, win s.
furnished on application.
Contracts viii only be awarded to establishs6
mAnufacturers OF, or dealers IN. the artfclss
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed TO the Secretary Of
the Interior. and Endorsed Proposals. for Sta
, No coHfrad will be awarded xsder tats adrsrtiss.
WENT xHfi1 an dpPToprIdfion shdH hars bees made
By Coasysss Jos tA purchase o tie Stationery
qrf cd.
jyHv&sst .OHAEDLIB, tecrstary.
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DEATH FROM FLY'S BIrE-The Mon-
treal Witness of Saturday says: "Mr. Ed
ward Joseph, OF the firm OF NJ. Kotosk &
Co, matters, a promising young man OF about
the bite OF some insect. While driving, on
Sunday afternoon, he felt something which
he supposed 10 be fly on his upper lip, aud
He paid no attention TO the matter al the
time, but some hours after wards his lin be-
gan to swell and became very much In
named. In day or two the swelling extend
ed TO his face, and subsequently, To his body,
and the services OF Drs. Craigu and Macdon-
aid were obtained. The young man took to
his bed on Wednesday, but his friends did
ing, when he became delirious. His death
took place about O'Clock. Although of late
few deaths from the bite of flies feeling on
deccmposed matter have been reported, yet
some years ago cases occurred In Montreal
from this cause within short period OF
each other.n
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THOAAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRusTsI's SALE OF TWO OLARENoE OAR
BIhGrS. ONE FAMILY CARRIAGE, ONE
5Er0h, ONE TOP BUGeY, ONE JUMP
EESs, ROkSEs, OUTING BOX, FRAME
STABLE AND GARBAGE HOUSE, &c.
scriber, dated June 18th, A. ID 1873, andfsS
recorded in Lfber No. 790, folio 2l3. OneAoSE
OF the land records for the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby,
will sell en- the premises, street, between Sd aud
1876, at 10 o'cock k, the ebove described property.
Terms OF eale: All sums under D. 100 cash;
er that sum q credit Of and months, with ap-
proved secarity bearing interest ct tea per ceat.
Der aDnum.
THE0. r. GATOHEL, Trustee.
jy25-d THOS DOWLIH0, kuct.
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.sTars s fS hsf fso RAE s s4E

BY virtue Of decree Of the euprsee Court -
q the District Of Colombia, pa.sed In cause f.:H
No A,61, Iouiry Doc -, the unders1sned IN
frort Of the rs@i.es. on TaURspAT, sSe Sd DAY
s s , q A .,ces q, ,, is Ct SciSss
washington, Dtstr1ct Of Oo.umeta, known end dis
BART or me iety Of Lot number twenty ssven Hj. in
pIos Cd By Frame Hou o.
Terms Of sale: One third cab: balance IN two
eousl N stailnent, q six and twelve months re-
bearing Interest from day Of sais, and ressrvsd
lien. q de1osit Of go required ct tine Of sale.
-S~-,-J AaE6 HOB An. Trustee.
DUnOAue0N BROS, Austionssrs. jy30 dkds
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A BOSTON Boy ON HENs.-The Boston
tion:n "Hens is curious animals They
don't have no nose, nor no teeth, nor no ears.
They swaller their whites whole and chaW
II up In their crops inside OF 'em. The outside
Of lens is generally put inter pillers And
made inter feather-dusters. The Inside OF a
hen is sometimes filled up with marbles and
shirt buttons and SIGH. A hen is very mucS
but they'll dig up more tomato plants than
anything that amt hen. Hensis very use
full TO lay eggs for plum pudding. Bet your
lie ike plumb pudding. Skinny Bates eat
inter the collery. Hens has got wings and
can fiy when they are scarf. cut my uncle
W1iliam's hens neck OF with o hatchet and
very fne sprine chickens.o
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UNSEEMLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
characteristic features OF American funerals
was ccnsplcueusly displayed yesterday,
after DR.. Houghton had concluded the ser,
vices over Miss Adele Hunter. The crowd in
attendance had been invited to pass around
tne CONN, and the great mass OF people, who
surged In an unseemly manner up the aIsles
Then, when the coffin was reached, the
crowd-which was composed mostly OF wo-
men-bore down upon II and made so yigor-
Gus an assault upon the floral decorations
that DR.. Houghton was obliged to request
that the flowers should not be touched. II is
rot the hrst time such disgraceful exhibit
tions have been made. At the funeral OF the
late Mr.. Stewart the same scene was enact
ed, and IL is seldom that the last rites are
ever paid but that these odious features are
displayed. Women, IL is needless TO say, are
the only Offenders; with q morbid love for
measuring mortuary relics, they gather the
flowers about the dead, and take them nome,
only TO have them wither and be thrown
away.-[N. Y. Commercial
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@A man who had been wounded In . rail-
road accident was denied admission 70 Q no.
tsal At Oakland, California, because be might
Keep the boarders awake; and, In the morn
Ing, the boarders ali LEFT because he had not
been cared for.n
ga telegraph wire runs through the HOP
sc tunnel, and warning - Owen whenever
train begins or ends pooeage. A small
fcrco II still employed IN oxamtutng tue sides
and roof and removing loose rock where var
tt ID found. Trains move very clio Wv. p
minutes being ne schedule time.
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FORTY-F0URTH CONGRESS.
Cyosfns PROCEEDINGS Yesferdar.

SENATE-Aftero our report closed-
MT. Carpenter continued his argument I'm
The Impeachment trial up TO 4 Is u m. vine.
without concluding, the Senate a1Iournei-
HOUSE.-After our report closed
Mr.. Lamar MISSY made a personal ex-
plapaiion, denying the statement OF a oom-
municstion In the National Republican TIA
be had made white line" speeches at certain
points In Mississippi.
The contested election case OF Platte vs.
Goo6e, from the ID Virginia district, was not
concluded.
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nUNOAFSON BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast COZ ner 9th and SITS. northwest.
TRUsTLE's sALl OF TwO-sTORY FRAME
HOUSE ON k,EEAR 25TH sTREIr NORTH

TRUsTLEs SALE OF Two.sToRY FRAME
HOUSE on k,EMAR 25TH sTREIr NORTH
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to me, duly re- IL
corded in Liber Ne. us, folio H6, one Of the .:B
land records for Washington county, District -Ekk
Of and at the request of the party secured
the prtmises. on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day Of
July, A. d. 1876 at O'Clock p m, all that certain
piece parcel of ground situate and lying ia the
city OF Washington, and known and described upon
numbered two 90, II Square numbered fifteen (isJ,
and teipg the asst sixteen feet front Of said lot with
right OF way Of an alley three 80 feet wide and forty
(4UD feet deep next adjoining said part OF lot on the
west side thereof, together with the i'm
consisting OF o too story Frame House.
Terms: One half cash; balance In enc year, for
which the note Of the rurch will be TAKEN bear
ing interest at 8 per cent and secured BY deed Of
Quired rs soon as seld. Conveyancing at puroha-
ser's cost. terms OF sale not piled with in
seven days. the Trustee tbs right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
purchaser. after giving q We days public notice Of
such resale In some daily paper published Wssh-
ington city. Gjyl3I A. g. BLISS, Trustee.
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ma RBIED.

lS16. By Rev VIM. j. Floyd, wM G. n ELLUx o.
Portsmouth, Va 70 Miss BILLIE y. MKNTO. va. Of
New jersey.
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1876 rEns%!ftAnIA 1876
r. the Horth, Wet, and Southvost,

ROUTE
fs the Hsrth, West, and SsutAvssts
DessSss Trocb, Steel Rats, sple,sdSd Soon
srt, Magnificent EQwsp1se,ss.
-.p. .,. x s.ah ssS. sl as. .is. from D.,o.
corner Of sth and B streets, e follow:
':s Ss i s. sss Wet daily DAILY u. II.
Pasoe s Oar % Chicago, and 1850 .. \. daily,
BALTIMORE AHp POTOMAC RAILROAD.
rams: I'd ne Ssr.h. Q :: y: daily, ssosSs Bar:
F::ss S..; &:siia: tsr 81: osasaa:lsu..
Ef F. r.: J. S;i ne ne ., s: "a.
Ior Ne. Yorl and the Est. SOS 3: m. and i:4o
2: n: daily, srssJs Sunday, With Parlor Cars Ct
sor PSil.A.l,h,s. sos m. and 1:4o ,. n. daily,
ss.s1s 20 zee 3 sna sas sq ss
Aoocnnedation for Baltimore, i:30 ;. n. daily,
s.I Posss Greet LIN. s.ss .. =. and 4:ss 3. =.
sS Ssil s.Ssss sSn 90 ana $40
n. except Sunday.
ALKxAHpRIA FRlDlRICKsBURe FAIL
MA4 AMP ALEXANDRIA = wAsHIHGT0A
rsI A.i.HsTi; o. g. T.! 10, A.
For nc SCUM sa via ia' kidsnend. ,1:4o !, n daily,
yss,n! sss. % az for Washington
3. i sGnd.; =, md q :. no &c, ana and III.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Parlor Oh
Northeast corner OF thirteenth street and Penn
sylvaaia syenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
and Pennsyl anis avenue, and at the DEPOT, where
orders can be left for the checking Of BaggaRe 70
3sssin Atom from Hotels and Residences.
sksss aes sHi h ss:sss:'f sa:ls
4 UNIVERSAL X. X. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKITs to or from all points
bought. exchanged or sold at
reduction OF onR DoLLARA2 /" -
upon any other once or De- otnxAk0Z
IN this city.
Tickets good TIL used Baggage checked through.
Apply TO nj d. WHITEsIDE
eel-ly 02T Penn ave Oandv store
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KILLED By LIGHrNIHe.-A young man
I'm the neigh borhood OF McGatheysvilIe. IN
Rockingham county, Va, was told OF q
swarm OF bees In tree there. He climbed
the tree some twenty-five fest, ana a fasn OF
body falling 70 the ground.
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IN 0TYIOB. lsA Z srBDEr \. ".
1hlb ofloe = . mutual Dcoesosi W aGency. Hoase-
,.ssass e - ~ g 5S sSs,ss:sd n.ssy oo.s
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nOWRMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers.

IlOMHMhN q 6kkEN, Aucnoneer3.
TRgsfEEs SAL. OF yALUAgLn IMPRoyEp
sTREET. BGTWEEN 3D. AND 4rH NORTH.
MEsT, G0EsiSTING OF A TWO-sTOkY
FRAME DWELLING AaD LOT, 1sKxsI.
By virtue Of a deed Of tru st, bearing date -
December 9th. a. y: 1874, and duly recorded SsS
in Liber No. no, folio ll5, one OF the land e.
records for the District Of Columbia aud the re-
quest OF the party secured thereby. viii sell at
public auction In front Of the premises to the high
est bidder, on n URSDAY, August Sd, A. ID. 1870.
at $3.50 N, all That piece or parcel OF ground,
situate in the city Of Warrington, In said District,
aid known as part OF Lot numbered two, (2,D in
square numbered five hundred and twenty Ave 1881
beginning for the same at lint north str Get,
Is feet west from southeast corner Of said lot and
running thence west along the lac OF said strest
Is feet inchss thence north 81 feet thence east Is
inches and thence south 81 feet to the place Of
beginning, together sith tue I'm prvvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One third cash, tof which elOO
must be paid at time OF sale ard the balance IA six
and twelve months, In equal yments. to be secur
en- ~ purchasers otes bearing interest from day
OF sale at the rate OF per cent. per snnum until
paid, and deed OF trust on the operty sold Con-
yeyancipg and recording ut purcha er's cost. If
terms OF sae are not complied with in six days az
risk ard cost OF defautfpg purchaser.
VIM. II. HoLTZMAN, Trustee,
IyAd No. 1921 y street no rthwest.
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nRY GOODS SLAUGHTERED,

hBf GOODS SLAUGHTERED.
REMHAETs DBEss GOODS sAORIFIURp
CLOSING SALE FOE THE sUMMER seAsON
III Grenadines At half their former price,
Discount OF 50 per cent. OF Lace sacQues
Der cent taken OF Parasols.
Large stock new style Lawns, 10 and l2<c.
Grey Grenadines, le1 and l5c worth double.
Ladies and Gents 9auZe Shirts, Soc worth N.
Best Calico, remnants, &C., worth l0c.
Lace striped Pfque, Is and 1Oc.
Victoria Lawns, l21, Is, TO i5c.
Percales 10 and Ike, good STYLES,
eummer silk prime cost.
Linen Lawns, 10 and 25c.
straw Mstttngs and Carpets 81 cost.
Ladies Linen S1itings, Sc, worth 90.
Cash buyers should remainder the place.
n. ~. NAUDATN,
leO-u 70S Market Space.
II AWNs, Lawns, LAWNS, LAWNS-Hev
stock ell oclors and styles inst rec tved AZ the
cheapest store IN the city. CONNOELVH.
ye&-u oOc 9Th ST., opposite Patent Onfce.
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nOWEMAN GREEN,
II Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
No. 4t2 7th street northwest.
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on SOUTH
WEST CORNAh OF IHiRD and X SCREETs

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on SOUTH
WHIST CURNkh OF IHiRO and h STREETS,
Island, Al PUBLIO SALE.
BY virtue OF Q deed of trust, recorded in -
Liber No sQo, folio S. of the land records VI ..R
the District Of Columbia, will sell at publi~ I'LL
auction, Ia from Of the premises, on To sSDAY.
August let, le76, at O'Clock m, the north Is
In square No. 643, by depth of "a feet south X
street, to alley three feet " ide, with the i'm
provemt hts, Consisting of a storeroom and ling.
Terms: one third cash; balance in equal install
mep;s ill g. II aud 10 this, the purch to give
his notes for the offered payments, ~ith interest
at eight pr cent Per ennum, secured by deed OF
trust OF the property. Convey ancing at cost OF
purchaser. Gle0 down 1t time OF sale.
K UARUSI. Trustee
jyA ddss n. o. lUrTRSLL Salesman
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nUECANS0N Bros, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES u g % s g 4 OF LOTS II AND 1S. IN

OcloN1OWns Wv AShlN6TOn COUNTf,D y.
By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated May Nth, IA
A. S6s, and recorded in Liber T and y, ia
No ~, folio l46 ct seq, of the land records Of l
the District Of Columbia, and ct the written request
q t1e party secured tne sby We will SELL on Non,
O'Clock ,. m, ct public auction, 10 front Of the
RstTtses, Lots u and II, situstsd I'm Unto .tovn,
tmprov ements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance IN and IL
months ct Der cent tntel est, secured the prem
i,es sold. Oonyeysncing, 30, q purchasers cost.
Piled with in ten 6ass.
ism sso seq. G y 0MsSslrrsuR Trustees.
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TOMORROW.

IAMEs GUILD, Auctioneer.-Largs, important
y and honest sale at auction of the surplus stock
OF Dry Goods of A. King Chandler, of egg 7th
street, at the store No. 63s Pennsylvania avenue,
the terrible condition OF the business of the couu
try, will sell With .ut reserve, unde idding, any
humbug OF any kind whatever, large lot of Dry
Goods, In an honest way. All goods offered and bid
upon will be trutbfuIly represented and sold. AS
am the man who has brought down the price of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods TO a fair price In
the District Of Columbia, claim the patron age Of
the people: Sale will commence tn URsDAY,J July
~, at 10 O'Clock, morning and afternoon. No
night sales All goods sold in the day time. jy2i 1t
nUHOANsOH BIOS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPRoyED PROPERTY
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By virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded in Lii -
Der No: Sl3 folio IA, ct seq Of the Laud Be .:H
cords OF the District OF Columbia, we will sell. i
on THURSDAY, the 27th day OF July, A: d 1870,
Witbersers subdivision Of So uate lA2, with the im
proyements thereon.
Immediately thereafter. we VIII sell, in front Of the
premises the south IS feet front BY the depth there
OF q lot u, In square AS, improved by two small
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 In one and two
years. Totes bearing eight Der cent interest and &c.
de poit will be required upon each parcel of land at
the time Of sale. Conyeyancing, &C., ct purchaser
cost IL the terms OF sale are not complied with
The right TO resell the property ct the Tsk and
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