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1THOMAs BOWLING, Aucfioneer.

Az sS{HAHf sSSTH Ho "a
The MEDIATE yIOiSITY or sOOTT
STATUE. AT AUCTION
On MONDAY EVEHING, May the goth, -
lS76. on the premises, at O'Clock shall sell u
18TH and 10th streets, Rhode Island avenue ana
north street, in the immediate vicinity Of Scott
-ktatue. One of the best locations in the city
Terms One-tbira each: balance at 6, y Is and Z.
months. with notes bearing interest at per cent
per snnum, and secured by deed of trust on tile
premises sold. All conveysncing at purcha -er's
cost. oseo down When the Property is struck eff.
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A DREADFUL CAsK.-On Friday evening a
farmer named John Goodw win. residing near
Hewletts Station, Hanover county, sus-
pectiDg something wrong from the appear
ance OF his Is year old daughter, extracted
from her confession which implicated in
her tIansgression a negro named Bill Good
win, former slave OF the first nam ed. Mr.
Goodwin thereup0n armed himself with a
pistol and went to the cabin occupied by
The colored man and called for him. When
the latter made his appearance at the door
he said, DO you want me TO come to the house
and remove that tobaceo?" Good win excited
ly replied, "No, Cd d-n you; you have
ruined me-" and drawing his pistol fred
two balls into the others body. He ran a
few steps and then fell dead. The neighbors,
on nearing the story, We're very much excit-
ed. An inquest was held Sunday, and the
evidence of various parties being heard a
verdict was returned Justify the action OF
John Goodwin. OF course, this does not le-
gally relieve him, and ne may be arrested
and tried before court for murder. 1t was ru-
mored that similar accident once befell
another daughter, who was sent away on
the discovery of her fault. Also that in
consequence thereof a brother OF the girl
killed himself Richmond NesOs.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

kALIhhohh AMI OdlO hAlkhOADs
APRIL BOTH. 1876.
An. Lave WASHINGTON.
6:43-Bsltimore, Annapolis, and way stations,
r ,ai1 81 o. Books and intermediate stations,
I:Io-Baitimers and Alexandria junction.
SLOAN sunday. stops At Way Stations,
s:ls-Cinetaaati, 81 IoSis aai Pitssus Bz.
press Frederick. Hagerstowu. and Valley
s:2o-PoIDi Of Rocks aud way stations.
1o5-BsIaim mSIs n and Shs stsions:
Pm. ~
l2:15-Bsltimore. Way Stations, Kllicott City and
I:30-NsI0 York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Bz.
press: On Sunday, sll Way Stations and
3:3o-Bstinore aud way stations.
$50 Baltimore and Laurel Express. Ellicott
City, Frederick and Way Stations, via Be-
<:35-Frederiek and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro
poitsn BTsnchl.
ssPsta9o,r cneinse aud sp dO~ssri fai Rs,.,
Except Saturday, daily to Columbus. Louis
% ana .sn 81 s.ssna
x.,o TO chicago, OipeiDnsti and LonisriHs.
e2iot and Way ssssans "a. RsIss. rJSa
s.,sL p9e,s Tor Annapolis Sunday ou.. p..
@ Ia1fsl jun SGiisss Belts
soo0-PBsltlmore and way stations
eio-Bait more Blsdensburs, BeitsVflle' Lau-
e:2O-Pittsbure. but no CONNIE ction beyond Mar
tinsbuIg by train leaving Sunday night
Way Stations Metropolitan Branch.
9:30-Netc York and PHILADELPHIA NigA; Express
Sleeping Cars tn New York.
9:30-BaltimOre and principal way stations,
1880 n artinsburg and way stations, Metropolf-
tan Branch.
11:30-S Louis Express. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark. On Saturday for Louis
vile.
I:1o, 500, SIS, 1915 9 m; 1 80, 5:l5. $50,
9.33, 7:10, $40, $40, $50 and 1880 D. M,
daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagerstown or Val
ley Branch; or for New York ana Philadelphia ct
.. m. and 80 .. m.
For further information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ofices, Washington Station, an
ass, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, where
orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked and
TH0s .. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
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NEW AUCTION ROOMS.
WASH. 3. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

TRUsTEEs, SALE OEAN ELxG .NrTHREE.
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, NO. so STREET NORTHWEsT.
Under and BY virtue OF deed OF trust, -
dated the twelfth (l2tb) day Of ay "A. ls74, f6
and duly recordt In Liber No. 752, folio 100 -XA
me OF the land cords for county Of Washington,
strict Of Coam bia ard he request of the psrty
secured ttereb, we win sell q. public auction, In
front OF the premises, on THU kSDtY, June !,
ls76, at O'Clock D. M. the following described real
estate, situate In the city Of W ashington, o All
that certain piece parcel Of ground real estate
situate and lying In said city Il Washington and
krown and described as being Lot numbered one
hundred and thirty six, (D36,) Ia Shepherds
corded subdivision Of square nambsred six hun
drtd and twenty three. (623D together with the I'M
provements, &C.. consisting OF elegant three
story ard basement brick dwelling.
Terms One-third cash. bslspce in six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest at ten per cen
tun per annum, secured by deed of trust on the
property SOLD deposit of a 800 will be required
of the puI chaser at time Of sale. All conveyancing
at the expense OF the purchaser.
If terms of sale are not complied with within
DAYS the trustees reserve the right to resell
the pro perty the risk and cost OF the defaultng
purchaser.
my22 dads MICHAEL GREENS Af"sseos'
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING AuctIouesr.

On SATURDAY MORNING, May.
gath, ne, 81 o'clock. IN front OF uy 49,
sucaior sore ball sell the sbsve pro -
perry. which h In excellent condition.
1.In. cash. rHOs. DowLIBG.
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THE LATEST STORY about Jim Benefits
engagement TO Miss May and the postpone
ment OF their marriage ls rs follows Mr.
BENNETT gave dinner party at his house on
Fifth avenue, some weeks ago, at which
several ladies, including Miss May, were
present. Mr.. Bennett got very lively toward
evening, and, the dinner being over asked
all the ladies TO step down into the billiard
room, when he would show them something
they had never seen before. All went down.
and having, in obedience TO Mr.. Benefits
request, got up on the billiard table, were
suddenly startled by the entrance OF two
game cocks which, amid the shrieks OF the
ladies, who did not dare TO get OF the table,
set 10 fighting In dead earnest. The ladies
screamed, Mr.. Bennett laughed, and the
cocks fought until, torn and bleeding they
were carried out, and the ladies were free TO
descend from their perch. Report says that
Miss May was SO disguised at the behavior
OF her intended husband that she was on the
point OF breaking her engagement, but finally
Ii was agreed that the wedding should be
postponed for six months, to give him a
chance 10 repent, and, II Mr.. b. is not on his
good behavior during that time, the proba-
bility is that he will be able to add one more
to the already large list OF his broken en-
gagements.-[S Springfield Republican.
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THE SILK
DRESS GOODS HOUSE
ASKING TON.
weinvife the attention Of the pablo to our I'm
nense assortment Of new styles
sUMEER SILKS
GRENADINES
Of eli shades, In stripes and plaids.
Large stock BLACK SILKS Of al celebrated
sPRIEG IREss GOODS Of the most attractive
|. styles and esl0rs.
MOURNING GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CAssI1EREs, CURTAIN LAOEs,
SILK UMBRELLAS aud FINE H0SIER
n great variety, st less than New ork prices.
WOLFORD q SHILRER0,
Sit MARKET SPACE,
sr9s-u Third door from 9th street.
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HkEAI BAhUAINS
DRESS GOODS From AUCTION
% pieces handsome Plain, Stripe and Damask Mo-
hairs, at 81, worth 90; loo pieces handsome Lawns
and Percales, warranted fast colors. 81 TX Per
yard; neat Stripe Summer Silks at IS, 81, and 81;
rich Black silks Mohairs, aud Alpa>as, in all best
grades, At low prices; Lupin's Ali Wool, and 81 TX
, and Wool Black Grenadin, Q, very cheap.
IN MOURNING GOODS.
Zine Cashmeres, CretoHs. Bombazines, DeLafns
and Tamese Cloths In all best makes, 10 4, IL
Linen bkeetings, Table Damasks, Napkins and
Towelilgs, all ~ low down prices to suit the pres
kuIe, &C
wv. COLLEY'S
CHEAP COREER, sol, SRI ST.,
Dyl3-tr Market Space.
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YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE!
DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION
TOW 3 ON Il CO.'S

GAGZt uSDERWEAB, for ladies and gents, O.
BLACK ALPAOAe, Is, Is and &C.
Douhie width AIPACAS, beautiful blacks, Of $50.
bAHDkEkCHIEFS,ix c. each.
Bsles yard vide COTTON, Sc
4pW Jaros beautiful Plaid and striped DRESS
GoODs'fn ali the newest shases at 25c., sold ct
Black CAsHMEREs. spring weights, ss low as 80,
french LAWNS. new styles, lie.
Gases WAsh POPLfN, SIC.
Victoria LAWNS cheap ~, Is, Is, zoe, etc.
PARGsOLs, rev style handles, q, BIB, oi.oo,
60, o. 50, etc.
BLACK SILKS, very cheap.
GROS GRAIN and TAFFETAS, 81, Sis, 81 80,
Sl75. 81. etc
CAssIMBREs for Men and Boys Wear Is, 81, 80,
81, rs sc 81, etc.
100 rolls MATING, fresh and green, 10, Is, Soc,
etc.
c. M. TOWSON d CO.,
my1Ieotr $50 Pa. ave Osouth side), near 7thst
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MCKEE AND MEGRUE IN JAIL.-A dis
patch 10 the Cincinnati Commercial, dated
May 10, says: Uncle Billy MCGEE and Col.
Con. Megrue are making themselves free and
easy in Jail. They occupied, respectively,
store room for the comforts with which they
have provided themselves. They retired
quite late and were up very early this morn
ing. Not being locked mp like other crimi-
nails, they came out on the balcony, and
fitting back on cane-seated Chairs, spent a
Few hours In reading the morning papers, re.
ceiving callers, and discussing the situation.
About noon they retired to their cells TO rest
or TO me jiJate, and did not make their APP
pearance for some time subsequently. A
contract has been made with q restaurant,
meals, composed OF all the delicacies OF the
market A boy has been hired to run errands
for them, and q colored man has been em-
ployed to come every morning and make mp
their beds and set their apartment Is TO rights
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ION OF CO-PARrHERsHIP.
STOCK AND FIxTURFs FOR SAIL

The CO par-uership OF J. O. wIswALL q co.
tzPITIzg ~ ItraIfa;iOA on July Isl, our stock
MUST BE CLOSED
on or before TIA. date.
We shall offer 10 morrow, and continue to sell
foT so days, eur large and complete stock Of
DRY GOODS
At GREAT SACRIFICE OS ORIGINAL COST
and all goods remaining on hand June ist, viii be
sold 81 AUCTION WITHOUT RfSERVE.
In order to Close IN 80 DAYS.
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will be maze a lsrge portion OF our stock.
Prints, 4, and Ga cents per yard.
Brown COttcns, cents Der yard.
Figured Grtnadines, Ga, 10 and l2z cts,
Grenadines 10 Stripes, 81 10 cts.
silk Grena1iues below cost.
Summer Silks, Tk cts and upwards.
Pure Rlaek Efohairs. 50 cts, worth IS.
Fine Black Dress Silks, IS cts. worth el.4
5000 yards Black Alpacas, lS,z to Gh cts,
PARAsOLS a cost.
Large LOT Table Danssks- Napkins. Wine Cloths,
Piano Covers, &c at less than New York cost.
~GREaT BARGAINS IN everything.
J. O. WISWALL a CO.
sp29tr S1oTth s., nesr Pa, ave.
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4 HEAT, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
WHY NOT SELL CHEAP?
NerT large assortment Of new Spripg Dress Goods
elik and Wool POngee in Beautiful SHADES
Plaid, Striped, Plain De Beige, ~, Is ST. IS, 81, 40,
5qc.
Black silks, 81. 81 IS, 81 81. $50, sle2.
Black lpscs, 20 Is, 80. IS, 80.
Black SILK MOhair Alpaca, SOC.
CQc.
BLACK Cashmere, rs 81, 81
CARIER'S, 705 Market Space.
Good Cotton, &c. good Calico, 4Io.; excellent
Bed Tick, &c; Linen Hsndkerc hits, &c god
Stockings, l2c. good Towels, Sc Mems shirts made
OF best cottCD, finest Linen, CSC very fine Table
Damask, pure linen. SOC very large assortment Of
Cloth ard Cashmere for Men and Boys wear, 81,
New Parssois. o., Is, slLO. el7s. myH-n
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NEW PRICES.
1914 SEVENTH sTREET.
Best SIX and Wool Pongees, 40c-, worth SOC.
Goats II air Chaili Cloths, SOC, worth GHc.
An Wool spriDg De Beges, +oc worth soc.
Best Pacific Cambrfcs, HHc., very cheap.
Plaid and sEiped suitings, nsc. mp 70 SOC.
white Piquss and Victoria Lawns ID: l2x. Is q, Sc.
Black silks cheap; s7S, o.. 81 Is, ol50 and o..
Boy e Cassimeres IT 10 prices, specislty.
NParassls and Sun Umbrellas In great variety:
~sBagie" shirts, made Of best 1sasss tais. dad
eorsplsfSIE 9atSAsd, oaIy q =. without button
holes only el.J WIN. BRO WTLIB,
ap39-tr 1914 TIN street northwest
- White CORDED Piaues 81 12kc.; beautiful Color "a
Figured Pi2ues 81 l5e.; white Goods, such as ar
pef1les, Plaid stripe, and Plain Nansooks viotorfa
Lawns and Csmbrics, from 1c. TO &c.; 100 yards
fre.s Goo1s' Pad, Plain, asd Striped, from Ike.
tssOc.; the best go. and Hko. Black Alpacas In
town; al numbers up 70 f5c.; Spring Oassimeres,
for boys and gents, Sc 20 S1 another Los Of thoss
&c. Kids. Agency for NINE Demorest. JOS. y.
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THE "SUNDAY OPENING QUESTION:
claimed the general attention of the clergy
n,en at their weekly meetings yesterday
The Presbytertans resolved TO rally with fall
ranks at the meeting 10 be held at Musical
und Hall Tomorrow night, to protest
against the opening of the exposition
grounds on Sundays, and several clergymen
urged that immediate action should be akep
10 suppress the sale of liquors in the vicinity
of the exposition grounds on the Sabbath
day. The Baptists failed to become inter
drifted into an animated talk on the centen-
NAL Sunday question. 1t was resolved to
bold, some time next week, a grand conven-
ton OF Baptists to protest against the sug-
gested dissertation of the Lords day by the
centennial commission. A committee was
appointed to make all necessary arrange
ments. The Methodists voted solidly against
opening the exhibition on Sundays, and re-
corded their emphatic opposition to "sacred
concerts" on Sunday nights at beer gardens
and concert halls.-[ Phitd. Times, I'D.
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TAMMANY RING EXILES IN CLOVER
Correspondence OF the Graphic from Geneva,
Switzerland, May 4, says: A piece of intelli-
gence which, / am sure, will be interesting
TO your readers, is that ex-Judge Fi:hian,
son-in- law Of ex-Controller Richard B. Con-
molly, has purchased villa at Ferney, about
five miles from Geneva, and will turn It into
magnificent place for his own and his
friends delectation. The price paid was
400 900 francs, $3.50 ,000,) and IL will cost good
deal more before he is done with Ii. Uphol-
sterers from Paris win make it a gorgeous
club house, pictures OF the Becker and
Gerome stamp and sculpture will adorn IL,
the grounds will be turned into an Elysium
ana, being so near the beautiful Lake OF
Geneva, the place may console for the loss of
the old American club house looking out on
Long Island Sound. The ex- Controller was
seen hereabouts the other day, and likely
enough more of the old guard will turn up
soon. They have quantities of money at
their disposal, and Fifhian is probably act
ing as their business agent.
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UNIVERSAL r.. II. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
eo T.dnct saSh ar ess or sSa
upon any other office or
In this city.
Apply to n. ID. WHITESIDE,
ABLY 9Q1 Penn. Candy stOre
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nUNCANSON BROS, AuctioneerS.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TUBE, &C., CONTAINED IN HOUSE NO. 500
TWELFTH sTRElT NORTHWEST, DON
slSTiNG OF WALNUT ETEGERE, MAE
MARBLE-TOP slDEBOARDs, CHAMBER
tETs, &C.. At AUCTION.
date 9th day of January, lS76, and duly re "
corded in Liber No. sos, folio 400 and 462, ct
Watbinston county, District OF Columbia; and BY
slctl n. on MOEDAY MORNiaG, May seth, $50,
ct l0 O'Clock, on the premises, all the household
northwest, enun Grated 10 schedule a, attached to
said trust, Consisting in part
Walnut Etegere, Dressing case, Bureaus,
Walnut Msrble-top sideboard, Extension Tables,
Chairs,
Walnut Hat rack, Washstands. Office Tables.
Wsln at Chamber Sets, Mattresses, Pillows,
Wsrdrobes, Lounges, Lace Curtains,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Kitchen Requisites, o. ockery and Glassware, with
umerous other articles
my24 E0BT. ]. MURRAY, Trustee.
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nUNOANsON BROS, Auciioneers,

EXECUTORB SALE OF PAIR OF FINE BAY
CARRIAGE HORSES. GRAY HORSE, OOUPI,
SINGLE HARNESS, SADDLES, COVERS. Sc. :,
&C., ATAUCTlON.
BY virtue Of authority vested In me, as -
executor Of the late Il M. Corwine, and for IN
the purpose of settling the estate. will sell, al
at public auction. in front of Duncanson Bros
auction rooms. correr 9th and d streets northwest
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 30, at 4
Pair OF fine Bay Csrrisge Horses, Is hands hi h:
blooded stocs kind aud gentle
One Gray Horse llls hands high; q splendid cou ne
horse. Coupe aud Harness,
One Victoria Ca riage. built by Curtiss, OF Gin
ciDDati. ano took the prize at the State Fair
One Clarence. built By Brewster, Of New York,
Double end Single Harness,
Seddles, Brides, &c.
The above articles are sold for no fault. but T.
settle the estate Of the late B. NJ Oorvine deceased
Large Stable, four stalls, and Carriage House for
rent. Inquire Of the suctioneer
Ry:5 QUIET0N COBwIEE, Executor
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noAAs po"Lln0, Auctfoneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FuRsIrURs AT
ArOTI0N

On SATURDAY M0RHIHG, Nay 9S.0
i6e, coomencfrg at 10 O'Clock, within ard ~
70 'front.' OF my auction Iocms, shall sell the ~
following household tfects: III
One superior Pfsnoforte.
Three French Plate mirrors.
Rep and b afr Cloth Parlor Furniture.
Mirrer.
Lounges and Easy Ch,irs.
Walnut, Marble Too Tables.
Furniture.
Fine old Mahogany Furniture.
Servants' Furniture, Dane ana Weed Seat Chairs
Zine Brussels, Three Ply, aud Ingram Oar pets
Superior Hair and Husk Mattresses, Pillows and
Bolsters.
Fine Dining. Boom Furniture
China and Glass Ware.
Cooking and Heating Stoves.
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
my2s-td TH0s. BOWLING, Auet
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EVENING STAR
THURsDAY............M.sy -, lsss.
The GaIlow. 4. Norsh "a rolins.
BURwELL NEwsosE HANGED sELLlN
his BODY FOR TOBACCO.

bOhNtLL SENSOkE HANGED okLLANc
his BODY FOR TOBACCO.
A telegram from Windsor, Berthe a Nunty,
y. C, May q, says: A negro named Bun vel
Newsome 10 day suffered the extreme n W
ATTY OF ne law In she jail yard AT wlndso.- >
rage upon Ellen Outland, white, committed
Decem Der ., 1873. The culprit and his vic.
TIM were employed as hands on the plants-
ton OF Mr.. Jlicott. On the day OF the crime
for which Newsome has now paid me for
felt OF his life, they were picking cotton in
The same neld. At night, when the woman
quarter Of q mile from the plantation. by
the public road, Newsome pursued and over
took her. He knocked her down and dragged
his purpose. The negro then ned, but was
overtaken and arrested the next day near
the Hartford county line. The prisoner was
indicted by the grand jury, and arraigned
Thursday, April Is. Solicitor Martin APP
peared for the prosecution. An earnest de-
ferce was made by Messrs. Moore and Mitch.
given to the jury, who brought In a verdict
OF guilty; whereupon Newsome was sen
tened 10 be hanged by the neck until
DEAD. between the hours OF ten a. m.
and four p. M, on Tuesday, May %, 1876.
BurwelI Newsome was conducted 10 the
scabold under strong guard a few minutes
after 10 a. no. He was terribly sgttated, and
the short ladder he made q wild, supplicat-
ing prayer, concluding at quarter past 10.
colored clergymen then prayed briefly.
The sheriff then placed the fatal moose about
the prisoners neck, tied his hands and legs
secDI ely, ana pulled down the black cap
over his pallid face. AT half past 10 the trap
fell, ous the fall was not sufficient TO dislo-
cate the neck. The poor creatures body
swung and swaved, and his limbs twitched
coDvulsively. The physician In attendance
after seven minutes, pronounced him dead.
The corpse was placed In a rude coffiu aud
delivered TO his friends, the sheriff very
properly declining 10 recognize an alleged
sale OF the body by Newsou1e TO a physician
Tor tobacco furnished during his imprison-
ment. Newsome made no direct confession
at the gallows Of his crime, but he had fire.
Quently admitted IL while confined 10 TAIL
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TRusTaE,s sale or XALUABLE IM
bEIMKhE 20LH AND 2 ST SITS. NORTH

- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated March -
l9b, 1874, and recorded 10 Liber IS9, folio ST.,
OF the land records Of Washington county sx.z2
district OF Columbia and By direction Of the holaer
OF the noie secured thereby, L will sell at public
arciion, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY the eth day of June, 1916, at D o'c!ack N /,
all that piece of ground in Washington city, Dis
trict Of Columbia, known aud designatei as orisi-
nsl lot 4 Of square tonth Of square lU4, improved
by q two story frsme dwelling house.
Terms OF sale: e50o cash. balance in six and twelve
morths, secured b. notes bearing 10 per cent. in
terest and dee d trust n the property. Ilonvey
sbciI al purchasers cost. II the terms are not
complied With In seven days II IN sac, the trustee
reserves the right reach the operty the risk
and cost of the purchaser elco 20 be paid in cash
" hen the properly Is strnck of
WIN l.. DUNLOP Trustee.
my2td aHOS. DOWEISG, Aucf.
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nUNCANsON BROS, AuctiOneers.

Sale OF BUILDING LOT ON SOUTH d ST.,
tkTMEkE 1sT AND I'D STREETS EAST, AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, May goth, at -
511 c'clt ck, will sell. IN front of the prem -
lees, the east la OF lot 8, in square 1885, 'front.'
IL IS feet south street, with depth Of ll9 feet
6iIches TO O S0-foot alley.
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years; Totes bearing interest, secured By deed of
trust on the premises sold. Convey ancing, &C., at
purchasers cost. A deposit Of $50 required as soon
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Steamship CRY 81 aHa FIR nm Arc 10
For ire ght or passage apply to
WM r. CLYDE'G 20 or II j. BUl.LAY superintendent
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n CONSEQUENCE OF Accident TO MACHINERY
passengers by departure will transferred to
steamship ChE>CENr CITY to leave pier foot Canal ST.
II. ]. BULLAY,
superintendent
No. Bowling Green.
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N st..smc,, leave psr no 3 North River ata n d.
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TEXAS LINE FOR GALVESTON TOUCHING AT KY
CITY of Al in C.pta,n steven viii .si ON SAIL
day September 2 at p. ". from pier East River.
s % ny sH to n ." s s
weston Houston and Henderson, and the Galveston
risbnrg San Antonio railroads. Fr light ana
S.ld.a lane ~ -,
~ Em ,omh ~ nhs 49, D, III NJ ~
iollows;-
Thursday. Angus, 81
For freight and passage. having unsurpassed acccmmoda
tons spply,o.