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II H. NARHER, corner 7th and r street.
TRUSTEES sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RFAL KSTATR IN SQUARE ann Ami
FRONTING ON Qru RTR r

By virtue Il two deecs Of Il ust. dated No II
ysmber 18Th A. ID. 1873, and duly recorded Ia inn
Liber 7sS, folio kt9, &c, and 10 Liber 74f, 70 .
Ito l9, &c, Two of the land records for Washngto
county, ID. g., and by the written rection of the
party secured thsrebv win sell at public auction
gu WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of June, A. d
Numbered tistet n. (l6.D seventeen, (H,' and the
southern hslf OF lot numbered eighteen, 49, the
Iecoi subdivision OF sqHsrs numbered four hua-
died 400 10 the city Of sshington, with ali the
imp oyt me nts thereon.
Terms of sale: One-th I'd la cash, OF which oarO
must be paid ct rale, the deferred payments to be
MADE In one and two yearS from day Of sale, with
interest at The rate OF ten PER cent Der Anpuu, And
scored by deed OF trust aud insurance. tho salts
faction OF tie Trustee. Terms TO be July complied
with within six days after day Of eale shervss he
Trustee reserves the right to resell the az
ter one weeks notice. at the risk and cost OF de-
faultilg pure h6ser. Convey anciug at purchaser q
cost VIM. H. WARD. Trustea
my 81 eoAts j. T. C0LDWELL, Salesman
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BLOOD FOR BLoOD-Ho,o Sir M,rderers
uere Lynched.-The telegraph announced the
lynching few days since, near Edgefeld,
South Carolina, OF six colored men, charged
with the murder OF Mr. and Mrs. Harmon, q
venerable and influential white couple. The
Charleston News and Courier says when the
inquest closed the prisoners were delivered
into the custody of the sheriff for commit
ment to jail. But Immediately the sheriff
was seized by the crowd, which numbered
about six hundred persons, his head was
hsstily covered with q bag, and he was car
ritd off by a force and confined. All OF the
prisoners were taken by the crowd, which
was cOSppC sed of both black and white citi-
Zens, and marched TO a point half q mile
from the scene of the murder. There the six
who had committed the crime were tied
firmly together In q row, and 1--we minutes
were given to them to pray, at the expira-
ton OF which time q volley OF one hundred
slots were fred, and the six wretches fell
dead to the ground. About three hundred
men took part In the last act OF the lynching.
They were variously armed with rifles, shot
guns and pistols. No masks were worn by
any body, and there was no exhibition of any
excitement OF any kind, no loud talking and
no whisky. Previous to their execution two
OF the men confessed that the party had been
connecting the murder for several weeks.
After the murder the house was Quilted of
everything valuable, and q part OF the goods
were recovered in the hands of one OF the
men who was executed.
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AUCTION SALE OF a BEAUTIFUL BUILD
Inc LOT 0H eTOUGHTOH STREET, 800

On FRIDAY June ., ls7s, q O'Clock D, n. -
VIM Be sold, g public auction, e fro,t Of the
Of the Columbian college lands. fronting g feet on
the wsst :ae q street. near assh street,
Terms: S67S can remain ons end two years, q 3
Per cent interest,". secured b. desd citrus, anA
:s,: End ~ q fSWEet;:. e.:
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YOUNG d MIDDLETON,
l. Real Ettate Auctioneers.
TRgsTEEs, sALEO A FARM OF 81 ACRES

FROM TOWN.
- BY virtue Of Coed of trust to us, dated May -
7th, 1873, and recorded in Liber No 7s4. folio 6
l'2. Of the land records for the District of Co.,.
umbia and at the request of the holder Of the note
secured thereby We will sell ut public auction on
the premises, ut 81 O'Clock .. m, on WEDNGJ-
DAY June 5th, Lot No. 81, 10 the recorded subdi-
vision CT tract known as Metropolis View, situated
In WAsffpg ton county, near the residence Of the
late Chief Justice Chase.
Terms One-third of the purchase money in cash,
OF v hich deposit OF NO will be required at the
time OF sale, and the balance In two quail payments
at and Is months, secured BY decd Of trust the
property and the purchasers notes bearing 8 per
cent. interest. Convey ar cling at purchasers cost
II the terms not fulfilled in days the pro perty
will be resod at the risk aud cost Of defaultipg pur
chaser. Jesse h; WHITAKEk,i rrpstee.
m1ae dksbs YOEfNG GV 4 AmIppLrT5H. Anc..
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my26-d
Il Real Estate Auctioneers,
TEUsTyIS SALE OF VALUABLE BREW
ERH PROPERTY ON X, BsTWEEN 26rH
AND 21TH SHEETS NDHTHWEsT

Asooi 1ototo huCuouccrss
TE Egy pssp SALE 90E XALUAsykEE BREW.
AND 21TH sTKEETs NOKTHWEsT.
By virtue Of adeed Of trust dated March IL, IL
tho
y 3 e:
,e9bsa se 81 oilOet the fOlpxing de-
q Columbia to 'l Wit All 81 ios:
f ennbe5ed fops 49, five, 81 six o. seven
ssT 81
nine 30 beginning st the southwest corner Of LOT
sS5s sS nes
Iso feet to the bach line Of said lot thence south 70
Beginning the Southeast corner Of lot TO- il said
lots i ana is. IS feet vest ths place Of Begin
Terms: cash. s. sos |" six IS Months, with
Interest The deferred payments to be secured By
notes Of purchaser End DEED Of trust on properly
Chaser a the time q sale, otherwse an immediate
resale Conyeyancipg o. cost Of purchaser If other
% days the Trustee Is;sIys. TIE Iish. 70 resell the
m,ua YSSSsSf ! r;HS%S%S;aT ys.:.
ps sskE ~ ON sSk4H ~
WEST. AZ A tSrn HSD East siS Aoh1h'
By virtue - Q deed of trust, dated March Il
10th, 1874, f'S recorded Liber 7s9, folio 81, H
OF the land II cords Of Washington county .X.A
district Of Columbia and By ERECTION of the hooer
OF the note secured thereby, 1 will sell at public
auction, In front Of the premi.es, on MON
DAY the sth day OF June, 1876, at o'clsck D m :,
all that piece of Grourd in Washington city, Dis
trict Of Columbia, known and designated as orfai.
nal lot Of square south Of square lO4, improved
By two story frame dwelling house.
months, secured BY notes bearing 10 per cent. in
terest and deed 4 trust On the property. Convey
complied with in seven days r om sale, the tru ,tee
reserves the right to resell the pery the risk
and cost of the purchaser 500 to be paid in cash
when the property Is struck of.
VIM L. DUNLOP. Trustee.
my2sd 1HOS. BOWLING, Aucs.
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SINGING SLANG.-As O newly engaged
commercial traveller was about starting on
drumming trip from his place In Chicago
the other day, he suddenly turned to his en-
ployer, grave old merchant, and inquired:
az say, boss, what shall do when / get out
OF soap?" "Soap?" said the old gentleman,
"why save your samples, and then you
won't get out' "But I mean what shall
do when get ont OF grease?" continued the
young man. "Grease? grease?" pondered the
old man, "why you don't need any grease
you are not working for a lubricating e.
tab" sob, but you don't understand me"
chimed In the youthful employee, "a Their en-
barrassed. 81 mean what shall do, III run
out of spondulix-stamps-wea "Spou-
dulix? stamps? wealth." echoed the mysti-
ned merchant, looking at the young fellow,
over bis glasses, to see II he had gone crazy.
Yes, currency-greenbacks," exclaimed the
drummer, "cash, money, you known" A
light seemed to dawn on the old gentlemau's
mind at this moment, for gazing upon the
creature before him with look OF contempt
and pity, he broke forth: "Young man, what
are you giving us? I rather guess you
Needn't 60 out, for don't believe our class
OF customers could get along very well with
you-they all speak English. Pull down
your vest, step up to the cashiers desk and
get your sugar. Now cheese IL, Gully, you
are bounced" And that is the way the high
tor ed kid got bounced-all through the per-
ntcfous habit OF singing slang.
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ANDREW JACKsoN's SURRENDER-An-
drew jackson is confined In the Jail on the
charge OF robbery. On Monday morning the
Jatler let him outside the cage that eucloses
The cells, but fo1 got to take out with him the
key, and II fell intolJ ackson's hands. The
prisoner at once made himself master of the
situation by locking the inside door ION the
tnsideO thus making It impossible to get
into the jail. The keys on the outside door
were In the hands OF the jailer, and the inside
the jailer, and on the inside by Jackson.
On learning Of the deadlock between the
iailer and his prisoner, the sheriff took
During Monday Jackson was monarch of
all he surveyed" but unfortunately he
couldn't get away from his kingdom. On
Tuesday morning he wanted water, and
offered to surrender IL he could make terms.
The sheriff demanded an unconditional sur.
render, and Jackson was left to his own de-
vices. On Tuesday evening he could stand
1t no longer, and incontinently surrendered.
/ Corning (Aik.) Express.
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DAHKRUP1CY NOTICE.
10 all the Creditors Of VM. n. WILKENING

10 oil the Cseditrs Of IN. n, WILK1NING
scSo may Aars proesd tAsu claws:
,re%s court q sss pisssics q 6oansis, t.iss u
b.Dih.sItey. e he oaes q y ses,s. BrsyrS;
O'Clock n, st the City Hall, wsshingtos city. %
show cause Why 3 aischaLgs frem n HE ds6ts
should not be granted 20 said Bankruvt. Hou ere
also notified that the second and third Deetines Of
said Daukruptb creditors viii Be held befors the
Rsgtster q the me place on the 9TH pAy OF JUsk
ls7S, ct q o'clock m.
~ order Of the Count A. enABe,
Hay 9Th, ls7o. 0yS&O
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THOMAS BOWLING Auctioneer.

HANDS0MI TWO STORY FRAME Dwell
LING On TIE EAST SIDE OF Ira sTREET,
BETWEEN AND seTBEETs North WEST,
BEING No. 1131, ATAU
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 6th, -
ls7e, In front Of the premises, at O'Clock, u
shall sell Lot 8, In l.. g. Chspman's recorded -:
subdivision Of the north half Of square No. sss.
having front OF l6 feet, and RAINING back 90 feet
inches to vide alley, improved by Q comfortable
Frame Dwelling.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance ct Ia and 8
years, with notes bearing interest Der cent per
annum, and secured BY deed of trust on the pro-
perry gold Convey ancipg ct purchasers cost
myi9 THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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y s3I PENNsYLVANIAA YRaul.

ssi PsassYLvaHIA Avssus,
o. Just ecf wed, and is now opening, another in
voice Of CbUlOE FABRICS for summer wear.
Grenade in black and all the new shades, to
Match Ellis from rs cents to o300- Broesde Grens-
Rroc.des IN s5is. snd,Ponsee. Ir,.rra9 -. %,
0verdrsssts- Sslcurta Pongees and Irdia Goods.
Linens and Linen Lawns. Toile Nets ard Linen
Batiste, rev styles, for Overdresses Suits and
Overdresses, in French Cambria, Zephyr Cloth,
Batiste. and Linen, ron IS % to Gas. Wrappers
and Dressing kacks at all prices. Linen Busters
and listers. Gossamer Water proof Clcaks.
French Muslin Dresses and Overdresses A large
stock Of Ladies' Underwear, medium snd fine, at
very Low prices Our stock In all classes Of goods
will be f0urd fresh and attractive, in STYLES and
prices All the novelties Of the will be added
- soon As theN appear IN the market.
~OEE PRICE ONLY.
JOHN T. MITCHELL.
myl-u 931 Pennsyiyaris avenue.
TNIaaOIUrION ar 90 pARTNrR.UIp
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY!
TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT!
BRODHEAD d CO.,

$50 PESSA. AVE-, between 9th and 10th st.,
VIII hereafter allow discount Of 10 PER CENT.
all sales Of IMPORTED DRESS GOODS, I'm
e udins silks. Greb adines, Linen Lawns, Alpacas
Sss,rs p.hf r 81 Ss1 sEd LiSkS TABL III
HsTIC GOODs. HOSIERY, HANOKER-
CHIEFS, GLOVES, LADIES' and GENTS UN.
DBBWEAR, sud NOTIONS Of all sorts will be sold
o u the Lowest Market Price.
This Is rare opportunity to secure Bargains In
trst class goods
ApdrOscosT yin 4 BLEACHED COTTON, lOc.
Button ID. In all colors, 81 IS.
Blk Clicked BALBRIGGAN HOSE, - box.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Ar INTEREST IN A
PAINTING OFEIOE

PRINTING OFFICE.
By virtue OF deed Of q ust, duly recorded In LII
Der No eos folio ISIS, of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. and bearing date the thir:
eenfh day Of September, 1875, and at the request Of
the party secured thereby, will sell &C public auc
tion, on the premises. Ct 8 O'Clock ,on the Let
the tine Of sale ali the right title, caim and inter-
est Of James = Beerdsley in and to the Book and
Pennsyl yania avenue. Washington, d. O.. Of which
he half owneI consisting Of Printing Presses and
found in Book and Job once, and which are de-
scribed In taid deed Of trust or the schedule at
tachod thereto. j. D. MILAN0, Trustee.
ny@-eO&de THOe. DOWNING, Alct.
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e srssSs n 6 /
% q d ~, IH e. -
1nrii, nas, he sxscotsd an sssisnmsat q eli Sic
psoDssy the undersignsd IN trest Tor The esseat
eva proSsr name OF n the name under vhlcA he
-. Ssrsse1efs been trsdns, end ssss sss I'D
Sho sSs. vsssls Sisssy ssys iren 10 Ssss, sEscsss
. release q their respective sisams IT, reisase
omce Of ths Trusse; O. : blssk torn M sss?S -
creeitess Who ytsh q. ALe1kr elro9tn, Ins-
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TRUSTrE'S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
i PROVED PR0PERTY ON NORTH ST.,
BETWEEN Doth AND 2.sr STS. NORTH
STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
CLYDE LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA
REDUCED RATE ON HORSES.
time.
G.F.HYDE,
my2l-1m SO Water street, Georgetown, d. o.
TBE STEAMER HARBINGER" LEAVES
9th street Wharf at a m. 49,
mon DAYS :or MattoY Greek, and EA&A=S
on WEDNESDAYS (ssme hOur) foroz'z4
Touches all landings each way, including Grind:
er q, Little Ferry and Rosters
CLYDE,s REW EXPRESS LINE between
e.,s
Gs Lea! eRs sApsRI 3D.. Z n
5. Il sdsn I svsn dr sO:
ton and Providence. Consgnees wishing their goods
Y Drss' ses%
town, D: O; VIM. P. CLYDE 3 CO., ~ g.
Mharvee, Ph1ladelphia. mayl-ly
NEW PARTURE.-CLYDEB WASH.
1NING TON, PH!LADELPHIA,1 49,
W eEsT8E asp sfEH sMEHiRtf Gpks sEa
and after WEDNESDAY,, April 18th, the Steamer,
Of the above line, with direct connection with Boz.
g. is
SATURDAY: Returning leave Washington MON:
II s. hsdns
sued 70 and from the above ports Freight received
and delivered a. d,sily g from m to Order
and iiiS IN street nofthsess. ~ ..o-
Ho. IL 8. Wharyes, PhiladeIphfa.
J. b. JOANsOH 4 Co.,
aDn-1m Agents for Washington.
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FOR 1HI CENTENRIAL AMBITION
VIA BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD.

Commencing Wednesday, Nay 18th.
The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
Io a ssS Of af..Ss'af t a,ss
out change Of cars, leaving the kxK@S-HK2A1E
depot, Pennsylyanta avenue and 9Th street, daily,
1850 A. n and arriving in Philadelphia at 1:2O
P. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
9:23 A. NJ, and arriv ing In Philadelphia ct las
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
$50 P. NJ, and q irving In Philadelphia ct $50
P. NJ, daily except Sunday.
a:Sop y and arriving in Philadelphia ct IL P.
$40 P. NJ. ana arriving in Philadslphis ct s:ss
Sleeping cars attached to the train to PhiIadeI.
phia leaving at $40 P. and persons securing
berths can remain in the car until O'Clock NJ.
etcure your tickets at the ONCE OF the company,
northeast corner 18th street AZ Pennsy vania
pue, and northeast corner Of 9th street and Penn
sylyania avenue. and depot Of the Baltimore and
FRAEK THOMPsON, General Manager.
myB I'm ID. NJ. BOYD, JR., Gen. Pas. Agent
UNIVERSAL n. r.. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points
bought. exchanged or sold G
n reduction OF ONE DoLLAR{f4lH -
upon any other ONCE or deDotHAN6H
10 this city.
Ticket. good till used. Baggage CHECKED through.
Apply TO n. d. WHITE6IDE,
eplH 925 Penn. ave-, Candy store.
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DRY GOODS.
I ATFST FROM THE FRONT.

I ATFST FROM THE FRONT.
WE HAVE JUST RECETVED FROM THE
AUCTION Room =,
$4,000 YARDS
HAMBURG EDGE ana INSERTING, direct from
doll.r; Prices ranging from Sc, 5, s, s. IL, Il, Is,
Of very se.. 6sIP0oiS e s4t ts * cents. a.
from The auction room.
BLrAcHrD Coi aiSSG st a a.
PLAIs GRssa6INi: u y, Is, $, 81. 20.
NRlrE GksNADINE, Is, %. 3, etc.
PLAID GBkNADINB, Is, ~, Is, etc.
STRIPE LINEN SUI Ting At i2X cents; one-half
Yard wide FANCY LAWNS at I;c
Ne. style PssasoLs, With fancy handles. q.
81 Is, sI5y. 81, 81 50, etc.
PLAIN LINEN sT GGG GsRR seru color only
cents.
sATURsL COLOR LINEN for laaies' suits.
NEW STYLE s' eesrS Ssf DsEs, GOODS.
PLAID PkhSs GOODS. s, 10, IA. IS rs.
STRIPE DREsS GOODS, sill prices
BLACK MOHAIR ALPsUAs,
ID, Is, 70, IS 81, 81, 80; all from auction.
:, VICTORIA AND BISHOP LAWNS,
~ ''' ~ BLACK SILKS,
7,c., 81, 81 IS. 81 50, 81, etc.
GAUZE UNDkRwEAB,s0. 81. IS.
FREsH CHINA MATING.
" bite MstIing, Is, %. Is, etc.
C.M. TOWSON d CO.,
my29 Nv $50 Penn's ave, near Tab street
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A BURGLAR SWEARING HIS VICTIMS ON

A BURGLAR SWEARING HIS VICTIMS ON
THE BIBLE:-Martin Armstrong, q farmer,
who lives about two miles from the village
Of Coxsackie, had in his employ farm hand
named William G. Martin, aged about 20
years. On Wednesday morning last Mr..
roise In his bedroom, and on opening his
eyes beheld Martin standing over him, and
before he had q chance to speak Martin
releasing his hold Martin took Mr.. Arm
strong's pistol and also pulled one from his
own pocket, both Of which he presented at
only q short time TO live. Martin then
picked up Bible and made his victim swear
that he would not lisp word about bis en-
trance into his room. This promise secured,
Hudson Republican, May q.
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~When Brigham Young fiuds that the
biscuit are burned and the meat Is ovenfone.
ne puts on bis hat ard goes out aud brings
home rev wife. This course is calculated
10 make bis wives careful.
DAm0pg the novelties at Baron Palms
funeral was a dish OF IRE. "Poor Baron !"
muttered an aDti-Theosophic spectator.
"they'r making 10 warm for him al both
ends OF the line."-t Brooklyn Argus
SAll the men on the school committee M
Watertown, Mass, has been Instructed by
the school committee TO express 20 the class
about TO graduate from the high school the
views OF the committee regarding over ex-
travagance In dresses for graduation day.
~This Is the season when as they foldlv
finger al the gate, he says I'm tones tremn-
lous with the ecstasy OF love, Darling nv
own precious darling, one fond kiss before we
part and sharp voice from the upstairs
window calls out. "Sarah Jane, you march
into the house. To morrow is washir' day,
and you Amt going TO lay abed tn noon,
now i tell youi"
~Norwich Bulletin: II seems that I'm old
times women wore an iron ring around their
ankle when they were married, as a sign of
bondage. After q newly-married man mas
had his night key taken away from him, and
become accustomed 10 being kicked out OF
bed at O'Clock every morning TO LET In the
milkman, IL pleases him 10 read an item OF
this kind.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Just opfns1, from the late Kew York auction,
TWENTY PlEUfS BLACK GRENADINHj,
at Is cents per ya-d nice goods, warranted to hold
their color good Is anything sold 50 cents.
ALSO,
TIN PIECES SUMMER SILKS
at rs cents, very cheap, and
Eight PIECES BLACK TAMIsE
ST Us, s7x, o., 81 III, ard SlH.
Plaid ard Striped GRENADINES from rs cents TO
q -, 10 hsodsoue styles for overdress.
A Iull stock Of sll kinds Of sessonsble BRY
GOOpS. 70 " bich We invite the Attention Of all.
Polite ard prom pt attention Ill times.
W. VI. BROWN.
No. 81 6th street nor Invest.
Ps-Doat overlook the BLACK GRENA-
DIMES al = cents per yard. lny36-nI W. NJ. b.
IL
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A RARE CHANCE
FOR DEALERS.

)sO.CcO Of different brands Of GIG ABS, seized on
aid consie ned to the Auction Booms OF p. FOLEY,
to be .old. without reserve. THURSDAY. June
trade to anime the above goods before they
are ofeIed at auction They are now on exhibition
at s01 7th street northwest.
myl7 tRepl p. FOLEY, Auctioneer.
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story of Philadelphia hotel, and about two
O'Clock In the morning the great poet awoke
and, punching his wife in the back, patheti-
troubled by the demon OF unrest"
"Sidney Lanier," she nervously replied,
.eet up and strike light this instant; per-
haps it's bugs."-[ Brooklyn Argus.
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AUCTION SALES.
nUHCANsON BROS, Auct,o.eer,.

nCHCANSOH BIOS, Anctioneen.
Let SFcS 81 I sSs!F os S29P
SssSopszl Ash fsSyTSvSSt. SsSSTaiss; 1sS
WEI. CUTLERY, &c AT AUCTION.
mtncii az 40 clock within our saes HHS
ICONS, 9th and d streets northwest, gene l
rAi assorm Mt OF the above mentioned
eoocs Will be sold without reserve
my3l-2 DUNCANeON BROS, Aucts
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BRANCH STORE,
1905 street, BET. nth and 18th SITS told stand)
BRODHKAD d CO.
ny26-u S39 Pa ave-, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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T,HOs. BOWLING, Auctionesr.
TRgsTIHT sALn yALUABLi PRoPlRTH
IN GEORGETOWN

-. By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, bearing date r
the u. and a days q Iebrlsry: 1854, and e:
10, the undeIsisned VIII sell On 3ONDAY, the
a9th day e NAY, a. p: ls7s; in front Of the pre-
eest half parts Of Lots No 10 and 81 in Bsais ID.
dition to 0eorgetovn. the sane fronting thirty
that width northwardly one hundred and twenty
feet, Improved with . comfortable dwelling house
DunbaIton street. and the other parcel being va
cant lot fr1nstns % feet on Bsali street and having
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; residue In two
equal payments ct six and twelve months, with In.
ferest. b secured b. deed Of trust en- deDost
whom the property 10 struck on which 10 to be for,
feited II the terms not complied with within i've
purchaser e1 pense.
IeAU PiCKRILL, Surviving Trustee.
~TBE ABOVE SALE Is UNAVOIDABLE
postponed until THURSDAY, June 9Th, same
ESAU PICKRELL, Surviving Trastse.
ms % cod faOo. DOWLlH0, Aucf.
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THONA6 BOWLING, Auctioneer.
FIRST SPRING SALE or FLOWERS, BED.
DING PLANTS, &c. HANGING BASK rs,
GERAGIUMS, ROSES, HELlOTROPES, OAR
NATIONS. &c &C. AT AUCTION.
Cd TB URSDAY MOBHlNG. June /, 1876, N. ;.
at 10 O'Clock, within the auction rooms, x8yX
will sell an excellent Assortment OF Flower3 VI
Plants. &c. &C.. from the well known establish
melt Of ROBERT B0WDLER, Florist.
my29 THOMAS DOWNING, Auot.
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SOUYH " AshIN8YON Day 8OODS.-
~ White COTdsd PIaues 81 l1,sc.; beaufu Color "a
Figured Piquas At Sc; white Goods, such e Mar
sstlss, Plaid stripe, and Plain Hansooks Victoria
Hamburg rdsisg g. from 70 eDc. per yard; SDring
Qrsss Goods piaId, Plain, AID Striped, from f3<e.
town; al Numbers up 10 80; Spring CassimsrsS,
lor boys and gents, sc. % el another Los Of those
BAILEY, corner 1th and sts southwest. NDl-t1
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THERE - "DowNRrcHr rNr,nr,,-x.
amor g the Presbyterian cle-gymen nov a.
sembled over In Brooklyn. The alarmins a.
,sestlon was made the other day by Gen. n.
ID Hill, one OF the leading speaters ana
members of the southern Presbyterian As
semoly In Savannah, with which the
brooklyn Assembly desires TO form a union.
preachers here were infected with aration-
aLlsm, iatitudinarianism liberalism, broad
cnurchlfm, and progressive christianity" 10
Went on 70 describe them as a band OF A merI-
OF heterodoxy ard inndelity," and some Of
mem wauowing In "blank ,dreary Athefsm-
ihls Is certainly strange language 20 be ut
about the members Of another Presbyterta1
assembly. The charge OF inndelity IL fiuue
aronnd rather loosely by some people IN
snese times, but IL Is not often applied 10 q
Douy OF Presbyterian preachers. We fear
tnat the union OF the two assem- bles Will NOT
pe consummated.-TN y SAoa