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1876 rEas%HftAHIA 1876
70 the nOrth. West. and SouthVegts

- sAU hoIsus " esss eu4 ests
DossoSe IrocS, Steel Rate, spJesdSd Seen.
srv, Mogntfcens Eq"ipssess.
JULY 10TH, 1875.
corner Of sih and Streets, :. follow: ''
..Tlor Oar 70 Pitt.burs; T;to ,. m daiiy. With
.s rMsSs s Sal 70 onioasc, and 11:So .. n. daily,
BALTIMORE Anp POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Tor Osnandaigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
ANY sis saI ss
BI nslO, ead Niagara Falls, 1850 .. N. dahl. sI'
Tor New York and the East, $40 D. M daily, with
Palace Oars sftsonedi Limited Express Of Pull.
Tor Ne. York sid the East, sos and SI I:so
N. daily, except sunday, with Psrlor Cars at
sor Philadelphia, sos . m. and ,:sov. M. daily,
except eunday. .nd 700 aud s:40 y q daily.
Limited \. press, .: 5 O. daily, except Sunday.
Acc mnocation for Baltimsre, 1:2O ,. N. daily,
For Popes Greek Line o. .. m. aud &:so ,. u.
daily, except Sunday.
Tor Annapolis, 500 and 1850 o. On. and Gao ,.
n, sxcept Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA . fRKDERICKsBUR9 HAIL.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON
Tor AieIandria, 0, =, 500, s,Io, IL m, 1, 3,
t:1s, 3, o, . zoo, and IL ~ .. On. On sunday q
o. N, and and Pm
For the South, via Richmond, lao ?. "a. daily,
except Sunday; and via LJnenburE, $40 Q. N.
Trains leave AisIandri. for washington, 8, Y. Q,
g. ssni.; :, and 10 3; !. tso and and
Tickets, Information, Sleeping and Pa5isr Oar
accommodations can be procured AZ the Oflees:-
Tas sSDs sartbe.s enrnss Hs ss .no Penn
snd Pennsylvsnia avenue, and 81 the Depot, where
orders can be len for the chsckins Of Bsssags tc
asssinssion from aS:els az Rssidenees,
FRANK THOMSON, GenJ mspsser ians.iy
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pOwLIHe, Auetioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, EORTHERGY ONE OF THBxE
ToG zTHhR, Oh NEW JERSEY AVREOE,

EEAh l. STREET.
By yirtne Of deeds Of trust BY the same par IL
ties dated June 10, 1875 recorded lbers 1917 -.
and $685. folios 10 and 256, in the land records-2A
thereby, win oer for sale at auction, in front Of
the premises, THURSDAY, July AZ, 1876, al S
story Brick Dwellings, nine rooms, fronting II fest
on New Jsrsey avenue. near Il street. extending
Terms: One-fourth cash; residue in L. Is and -
months, for notes secured By deed Of trust on the
from the day OF sale deposit OF 800 required az
the time Of sale, and If the terms not com piled
serves the right to resell, upon i've days notice,
st the rick and cost OF the defauiting purchaser.
Convey ancing ct the purchaser b cost.
HAkMAE O. WISTERyELT,T Trustee.
jyl1 ID THO6. BOWLING. Auct.
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ED.

oCKKRsHAUsKH. Suddenly. oARL, brother q
ys. A. ockershausen, OF 0eoreetown, an the SIN
Funeral Will take place from his brothers resf:
depce. No. "a Bridge street, Georgetown, % q
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. frfsnas invited 70
attend.
oLooTT. At OAKLAND. Nd, July ~, ls1e. QHAs.
LALAuNR, infant son Of w. Harry and Ella u. Oi-
colt.
day, l2sh instant, at o'clock 3 m.
WKIDEmAH EsrELLA Q. IL, daughter Of Mar
gretfe and John Weidemans aged 4 month and a
jeveI Loaned, flower given
10 bless for q little while.
The blossom dies. the Gem IL rfvou.
LesvfnG only the SHADOW Of In sui,e
Afternoon, 90 O'Clock. g.
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~Women have begun again to exhor
and pray In the Cincinnati liquor saloons.

- w omen nave De&un again 20 exnOrt
and pray In the Cincinnati liquor saloons.
~.Death by starvation" is one OF the
permanent recognized items OF the regular
bills Of mortality In London.
~In the window Of shop In an obscure
Part OF London 10 this announcement "Goo1s
removed, messages taken, carpets beaten,
and poetry composed on any subject
Isome time ago an inquiry was made
In England as 10 the state OF the feetotallers
In = certain African regiment. The reply
was that nfty per cent. were dead and hfty
per cent were fnvalioed. This alarmed the
temperance party In this country, but on
irquiry IL was ascertained 70 be quite cor
rect. II was found that one man died from
the bite OF serpent, and the other had been
sent home invaded with . broken leg.
nUMiss Webb and Mr.. Davidson OF Lon
don formed each others acQusintance At Q
ball, and, while WALKING. be made and she
accepted IN ofIer Of marriage the engage
ment Wa soon aftar made public M. Da-
Vfdoon. hoVever, regretted his hastiness
when Dc had time 20 shady Miss Webb's dis
position, and told her %; but she was salts
hed Win him, and sued him Tor breach OF
promise Although she did not By that
t0urDo secure him - q husband, abe tot
xi.2p of his money.
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A SAD INCIDENT occurred AZ the funeral
OF young girl near Berlin the other day.
Der mother an old woman of sixty, who
was standing on the edge OF the grave with
head bowed down with grief, suddenly at
tered piercing shrek and fell headlong
into the open pit. She was raj sed al once
hui life had fed.
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THoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
TBUsTEEs' sALE OF LOTS ON Sd srREHy
WEST. BETWEEE Q AND p STREETS
NORTH. At PIJRLIN AUuTI0H

TBUsTEEs' sALE OF LOTS ON Sd STREET
wIsT. BETWEEN o AND STREETS
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded Amo,g -
the land records for the District Of Oolumbia,
in Liber No To, folio $50, we will sell, ct pub
lie auction. 10 front OF the premises, on eATUR-
DAY the 9ad q Jniy, ls7s, at AZ o'clock p. m.
original lots Nos: II and Is, In Square No t53, az
recorded In the Office Of the Surveyor Of the City of
Washington in Liber b: d. c., folio "A.
Said Lot No e3 has . front Of 10 feet inches BY
depth OF IS feet 20 an alley feet wide
Said Lot No: "a has front Of 10 feet inches By
depth of 80 feet.
depth Of III feet
Said Los No IS has o front OF Is feet inches and
Is described as acknowledgements on 81 street
west Ct the dividing line between said lots Is and
S. and running thence north along the line OF said
ID street 10 feet In ches; thence east III fest thence
south Is feet inches: thence west "a feet; thence
north foot inches thence east 90 feet to the point
OF beginning. Each lot ID improved By . good
Terms Of caie: One-third cash; balance In equal
ius. slments ct s and u months; the purchaser to
give his notes for the deferred payments, bearing
interest It the rate Off per cent Isr annun s.a
each lot when sold. Oonveyancins 1t cost Of Dur-
E sAdEAE LIZA. G.sRusI, Ja,} Trustees.
jvll. A. IRA q 60 Adsl THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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4 GREEN, Auctionser 8.

II ~ hNn6N u 6hEkN, huctiOneef5.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE TwO-sTORY
BRICK DWELLINGS, WITH CELLARS, W l.
TEE, GAS, BAY WINDOWS, &C, ON SOUTH
EIDE Of STREET, BETWEGN I4rH AND
18th STREETS NORTHWEST, Oath, 10Th and
18th houses from 18Th street,
BY virtue OF three deeds of trust, dated re- -
SD: ctfvcly November 18th. A. ID. 1872. OVEN i'll
Der 18th, A. D. 1879, ard November 18th, A. ..l2
y: la2 and duly recorded res pectivey in Liber No
co., os 299 297 and 1875 OF the land records for
the District OF Columbia, aud at the uest Of the
parry secured thereby, Will sell at public auction
In front Of the premises, to the hig hest bidder on
MONDAY, July Gath, A. ID. 1876, at $50 D. M.
AL those certain parcels lots OF ground situated
In the city Of Washington, in saia District, and
known as Lots numbered enc hundred and forty
six (l4s,I one hundred and forty seven, (l47) and
one hundred and forty eight, (li3,) Of James 81
barrow subdivision OF part Of square nnm bered
two hundred and six, (206 as said subdivision ID
duly recorded in the Surveyors Office of raid city,
In lib.r H. D. Cooke. No. l. folio l40 together with
the Inn proyements thereon. These houses will be
sold separately.
Terms of sale: One. third cash, OF which ais on
each bouse must be paid at time OF sale; and the
balance In and IL months, with interest Of 10 Del
cent from cay ofsale until paid, to be secured By
purchasers notes and Q deed Of trust on the BRO
petty sold to the satisfaction Of said trustee All
convsyancing and recording ct purchasers cost II
terms OF sale are not Complied with In sig days
after sale, the trusee the right to resell
risk and ooet Of purchaser in default.
VIM HOFFMAN, Trustee.
Jyl2-d No. 1921 N streos northwest.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioseor,

TRUSTEES SALE OF Improved Pr DPERrY
UE .Ih sIhEE1. BEISEEN AND s
sTRt MS NORTHWEST. ALSO. IMPROVgD
PkuPGkTY on Ira STREET, BsTwEEH "
TION
By virtue Of deed OF trust, recorded ia Ii. ~
Der NO sl5 folio 444, Ell seq of the Land Be
cords o. ths Di.trict OF Columbia, we will ssl liz
on I'll hSDAf, The 9Th day OF july, A % $50,
clock p m, In front Of the premises Lot IS of
wiltbeIgers subdivision Of square Az, with the i'm.
pIOyemenis thereon.
Also,
Immediately thereafter, will sell, in front Of the
The south IS feet front b. the ph there.
OF Of lot il, in square 423, improved By small
The parcels OF property ere both situated or 7th
street noTthw est ia the most improving part II the
city.
Terms: One hslf cash And balance 10 one aud two
years. notes besring eight Der cent Interest and
cured by deed OF tIust on the premises ssId : leo
a. posit be required upon each parcel Of land
the time of sac. Ccnyeyancing, &c at purcha ser
cost Ii the terms OF sale sre not complied with
within seven days from day of sale the Trustees
serve the right resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
ARTHUR FEEDALL.l r
1yl5 III. JESUP MILLER,S Irustees'
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TROnAs BOWLING, A uctiOneer.
RoMAs BOWLING Auc,ione,r

VALUABLE USIMPROvID BUILDING LOT
tN hOkROE STREEr. RFTwEEH 18Th md
n,1JH sIRksTs NORTHWEST, AT AUo-
On THURSDAY, the goth Juiy. ls7s. At &C.,
CT, CT . m shall sill, on tie premises, Il 4 -
10 equaTe 119. fIontiuR 21S feet on Monroe.
street b. tie depth, 92h feet; side and rear alley.
Tern. at sale.
jyl7.St THOS DOWNING surtfopaar
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Log RACING on THE FOURTH IN MIGHT
CANON the Fourth OF July thousands
iocked 10 the river bank TO see log race
The contestants were Pat Riley, Billy Will
iiams, Jerry Barrett and Hugh Finan. A
log for each one was brought down the river
and placed in position near the upper end OF
The pier. The contestants being properly
prepared with spikes in the soles of their
boots, and with coats OF and poles in their
hands, mounted the logs as they were turn
ed loose and allowed 10 float down stream
with the stream. The first aggressive move.
ment was made by Billy Williams, who
Jumped from his log upon Riiey's log, and
began to turn the log rapidly By the action
OF bis feet. Riley seeing that he must go
down leaped into the water q md swan to the
shore, Barrett and Williams then got upon
the same log and had lively contest, which
created great excitement among The specta-
tors on the shore, but neither was thrown
from the long. Then Flnan and Barrett had
q lively tussle, which resulted In Barrett's
defeat. This left the match between Will
liRms and Finan, and the result was not
long waiting. Finau was cool and deliber-
ate, and took the defensive while Williams
took the aggressive. The log began to spin
around under the rapid action OF Williams
feet, and suddenly Finan drove his spiked
boots into the log and stopped the spinning
OF the log and threw Williams into the
water. The spectators fairly yelled with ex-
element at Finan's victory.-M1aisteeT Times.
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II u. wARNER, corner TIN and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE UNIh.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON g STREET, BE-
TWEEN 18th AID 18TH STREETS NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNTM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON q sTKEET BIC.
EAST.
By virtne OF a deed OF trust, dated september>oo
22d, la4 and duly recorded IN Liber No. 76I, -
folio 81, ct seq one OF the land records Of the
District OF Columbia and by the written request Of
auction, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY,
July 81 l576, af 81 O'Clock m, all that piece or
Washington, District Of Columbia, and known and
designated as Lot numbered twelve (l2), In SQUARE
numbered one Thousand and i've n COS
Terms One fourth cash; balance In 6, IL aud Is
months for which the notes OF the purchaser bear
sale. and secured by deed OF trust the properly
sold will be taken. A deposit of olO1 Will be re-
pense Of the purchaser II the terms OF sale are not
complied with in ten days from day of sale, the
i've days adv ertisement
J6as Joy s sbzos,} Trustees.
Jyl3 eokds j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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A WIDOW at Rugby, England, brought
action against a butcher the other day for
killing her parrot, which he said he had shot
thinking II was owl. The companion OF the
dead bird was brought into court, and dur
Ing the trial never ceased to advise the dis
putants to .sshut upn and "shake handsv
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STEAMER LINES.

FoEF Roh3naS kixEK HASP5NGs
= S Very. $ NJ SSsi .sss
ihhHgsp "a N, moPPSdSss ta
fGT ssa w m6sSs S IN S.sS
Th' Boat can g sffSf XII SIEop'
NEW DKPARIUkE.
cLYpE's WASHINGTON, PHILADELPHIA,
B0sToH AND PROVIDEHCE STEAMSHIP
The s:eamers Of the above line VIII leave Philaael
sn. ssiiu sVsTs S
TnIeasE bills Of isdins e g and and
trcm the above ports. Freights received and de-
assa, es S% and # At facs sss
No. ~ Y Si & S.t Fs1.ss g!Sis
isn TT Agents for wssiinstCn, iOSi htS st. ..w.
FoHs f hsSakhkSL LADY or rns aAxs
s1sr1 aosPa88 SwEp iss Jay q ~ -
5s Es1in1ns Leave sor fs5 NG Tus.ssz sal.
~ a Tess,, ss5S Faro 81 round ,
s...nsI JEo: v: Th6aiPssoosi !ssys. Ss@s.ny,
e S sSs
s,s1y EkLpAY att q m, for O0an River, stopping
For isformatien apply ct tbs once Of the Com
opposite the Treasury, or % me Agent. 8 8:
CLYDE'B NEW EXPRESS LINE 6etoeSp
~ yor Pa III npnIns r1 MyAsHLE9. e~eSN
~ "a. Leave GsOfgetovn, DO. IvERT NON:
6. i.dss gwen s1g i1:aa
and Proytdsnce Oon.gnees Wishing their Foods
S!sOIs;,OSSn." q. wiHTPi, g Water q. G:css::
%ssi!s e; fhIl.d.lpsia.' oI'D' o1 1;, Il .
C5RAR . iii.
VIM u. u.v d a m2IaGS; N. .s.,s ., 81.
oourse for al seasons Of the year.
:; ss T.:
Z ~ 3. cosBs.: 6 e: sos =:
fHE Bs1TIsH AND NoRTH AM1EIoAH
S1TWKKN MY FORK AND Lyle
POOL, CALLING Ar CORK HARBOR.
"a; s si.:s Vs. As
Az sss::i.is ": FL
And cvery iouc.ins WADH1sDAH sn6 1AxU1-
Sasaa1 .srkss > % not carry ssssrass pass..
E.n o. PAsAss.-oasn, 90, aIs end On.
90 Ssss.s s g
80: -: 3: , q: :. s :'::.' ::
!: 8: ssss =! IL, :sss :ss 81 sss -
81 ~; ~ = s; = ~; s.; = :,
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DRY GOODS.

DIZZY 6oOnS AT COST
NJ. TowsoN d co,
10 MAKE Room FOR FALL GOODS.
so pieces FEW LAWNS, loc.
SO pieces gard wide VICTORIA LAWNS. q. l29lo
90 pieces DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN, I2'ic.
so pieces ys. d wide PERCALE, Ioo.
30 pieces STRIPE aINsoeKE, st l21fc.
90 pieces STRIPE LINENS, loo.
so rolls MATING, at II. Is, 20; very finest for 80
Ysre- wide COTTON GOODS, as wsusutts, Ioc.
TOWELS, tsoIled, } 8 and 10 cents.
GAUZK SHIRTS, 81 and SOC.
NAL and BAOK SUPPORTING COksEr for 81.
COME EARLY TO SECURE BARGAINS.
wsON's,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
iJs eotr South SIDE.
|, Asst CHAN
On. case white Victoria Lawn. (, SO Yards, at Tx
cents, worth 50, in short lengths; positively the
DO White sedspreAds, AZ 81 ard sI.EO, reduced
from al 50 and 81.
Is piece " hlte Mating, at Is ana 30 cents, re.
duced from 81 aLd 371z cents
so pieces COiored Lawns, At I21< cents.
Psrsscls reduced IS per een;.
Mosquito Netting In pieces and csnopies really
for use, from SIS So to $40
FLOOR OilclOfbs, all widths
Our entire stock Of Dress Goods 20 be sold without
regard % cost
frank Leslie's cut paper PATTERNS.
GEO. J. JOHNSON d Co,
teH-eo iii Market SPACE
JUST OPENED,
Large stock Of
UNFINISHED SHIRTS
AT 30 CENTS.
These Goods are made well and only need buttons,
button holes and sussets They surpass all other
ready made goods both rs to fit aud quality. at
THOMPsONS SHIFT FACTORY,
s04 y STREET N0RTHWfSr.
jel9-ly LeDroit Building.
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HAYDoN ON THE DEATH OF Hrs CHILD.
!" have lost my youngest daughter, the more
beautiful OF the two, and under circum-
stances OF great sorrow and affi iction. She
lived but TWO years and nine months, and
her life was long torture. Good God, what
an existence this Is! Here is a creature
comes into the world without her consent,
lever SPEAKS rom pain, never walks from
suffering, yet conscious OF hearing Others
speak, and seeing Others wal x, and lies grasp
Ing with ambition 10 do what others do, is
eelzed Win commissions, and dies, without
the power OF making her sufrerings known or
being able 10 express one desire, one want,
or one necessity! When she was IN the
agonies OF approaching dea h, 1 put my face
10 hers, and said, Fanny, darling, do Won
know papa" and She moaned assent, as she
used TO do. Then she opened both her beau
will live fresh In my Imagination, TIL my
lat hour. The last CONFUSION was now APP
preaching, and, as il conscious OF some terri
nc power she could not resist, with frantic
scream, she held out her arms as n appeal
Ing 10 me, who had always, 20 her senses
been able 70 do, or order 10 be done, what
she wished: and she put out her dear arms
.Ah! my DARING 1 thought, you little
know the power you appeal against The
struggle exhausted her, she fell back, and
few minutes, died without a Sigh. And
then her dear face changed from ali the
agony OF pain 20 the angelic repose ofdeath."
THREE MILD HAMMERED BURGLARs.-
In Old Schaghticoke, on Wednesday night,
three mas ked men entered the house OF the
late William Van Nechten and awakened the
two inmates, Mrs. Van Vechten, who is over
20 years OF age, and Mary Mulqueen, a do
nestle, and while two Of them toyed with
some gags, clubs, revolvers, and pieces Of
rope, the other, with the ease and grace OF a
gallant, Informed the two women OF the
object OF the midnight call. he then ordered
Mrs. Van Nechten 10 swear that she would
lot reveal the burglary until after 9 O'Clock
In The morning. The family Bible was pro-
duced and the oath was administered. Then
the burglars ransacked the house, and took
away S22s In bank notes and about SIS
worth OF silverYare. Then each OF the three
shook hands with Mrs. Van Vechten, threw
Kisses 10 Mary Mulqueen and departed, lock-
lng the door on the outside. At about two
O'Clock on Thursday morning a wagon was
seen going toward Lansinburg.-[Z Troy Press,
1Eh.
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES sALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS ON
| MOhkOE SThHET, In GEORGETOWN, DIS

NOM sThEEL, IN GEORGfToWN. DIS
By virtue OF three deeds OF trust. duly re- II
folio sH and $50. one of the land rec 5rds of the
ti,triet OF Columbia the undersigned viii offer az
thereby, in front Of the promises, on TUgsDxY,
The eib Gay q JS,y, 1876, q, the hOur Of O'Clock
o m, part OF Lot No IS, in Holmead addition to
George OWL, fronting Is feet on Monroe street and
20 fest on Cay street, with the improvements. Also
sn'tber Piece o, ground. beginning Ut q point on
the esst Side of Monroe street distant 50 feet from
the corner OF Monroe asd Cav streets, and runnipg
east O feet then south rs feet. then $50 feet
the north 70 feet to the beginning, with the build
ing. Also, another piece Of ground, beginning at
point on the side of Monroe street distant
rom the Garner of Monros snc Cav streets rs feet
aud running east $50 feet then south Is feet. then
ginning.
Terms One third cash: balance in aud IL m ouths,
With rotes bearing interest. All CONVEX auctag ST
the pense Of the purchasers dep sit of ssJ re-
Quired each piece 4 property when sold.
U6-l0t JOHN ID. Davidson, TtuEtee.
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UNIVERSAL X. Il. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from ell points
: isd"st,os q sss p DscS111.sG1 W
In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. Baggage checked through.
Apply 20 MD. wHITEsIDE,
apIly 92T Penn ave Candy store
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UR FIFsT ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE al
LoWISG TEN PEI CENT. OFF.
KEEP COOL AND DRYl

Opened this morning, 30 coz Huck TOWELS,
cheap =; - best goods ia the city atthe price
% doz. Hemstitched Linen Cambria n MIX ER-
CHIEFS, - Q 50 per dozen, warranted pure Lin
en-; worth mhch moro money.
10 dtz 6sth TOW ELS, sll prices.
A full stock % all kinds Of Thia Goods for sun
mer wear 30 pieces nsured LiaES LAWNS,
WARRANTED al pure Lineol itch we 81 All sell at
= cents Thee goods are warranted to De the same
quality solf In the ct.y 81 e and - :.
Also, PleC-- Plain Navy Biue LIS IN LAWN;
DO DO. Brown do; do. do Black do; 10 do do.
White, alt AZ. itles, Go. 50 inch W8lTE LINEN
SAMBklC- a. 81 ger yard, handsome goods, and
yery CHEAP.
10 pieces FRENCH OBGANDIEs IN haudsoms
cOlOTs and lue Qualities.
~ pieces ELEGANT SILK and Wool-stripsd and
Plaid Back GhGNADIdES. for ovsrdTesses, at
slnost half u-iee- warranted silk and WOOL.
fuii siccE q Domestic Go Dc ~ az sut's prices.
Remeulbe- iJcssiO9- W. N HRU WN,
iyllfr so. 9l4 Sth sfra--t northwest.
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NorISE.Psrsiss yhe sss,rs e aisloss Of q
tnem Tor higher cash Drtce than any Jlses n t.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
X b. WAknKR, corner 7th and SIS.
IRgsTKEs SALE OF A Two-sroRY FRAME
pMkLtihG, No. 4S9 II kTREEr SOUTH

WEST ss~SA
BY ytrtue OF deed OF trust dated March IA
ILn: A. % 1919, duly recorded in Lfber No. tsHR
~, LILO nz, ote ct the land records for the-
pistrfet OF Columbia, end at the requesf OF the
nor, IN 'front.' OF the premises, on TUESDAY, July
lctn lcle, ~ O'Clock p. m. all that certain piece
SHOWN As part OF lots numbered twenty eight C2sj
eno twenty nine ffel In square numbered four hun
tame at point on street south. distant fourteen
ti4J ,eet east from tie Northwestern corner Of lot
ret thence south one hundred and twenty tvc i9f)
iset and four inches thence vest twenty (7ol feet
ara Tour GU inches TO the plsce Of beginning to-
geiher with the improvements, So.
Terms: One fourth cash: balsnee st g. II and "a
mouths, with per cent interest, secured sy deed
OF trust deposit of el00 &C time Of sale, and all
complied with In seven days.
We TAPPAN, Trustee
ielS2aw&ds 1T COLDWELE. Salesman.