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1CentenniaI klsses-one hundred with
out taking q brea tn.

~Centennial klsses-0ne hundred with
out taking q brea III.
ga man in disguise as lady has been
selling glove-ntting corseH 10 the fair sex OF
Nevada.
STwo young ladies In q debt-burdened
church Of Chicago are walking TO school and
back daily for year, contri buting the
money thereby saved TO the extinguish-
ment OF the debt.
0New York Dispatch: The advantage OF
advertising Ia clearly proven In the case OF a
Cincinnati man, who advertised q few days
by his wife on the following night with
twins.
SThe customs and manners OF years ago
are rapidly passing away, and the only thing
left 10 remind rs OF our granofather'g pecu-
liarities are the superhuman efforts OF the
small boy TO spit between bis front teeth -
[Ftatou TIMES.
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DRY GOODS.

I'VE ARE sELLIHG DRY GOODS VERY
w CHEAP.
besutfaI spring d. ess Goods Is ~. Is. 81 81, 40 So
Six and Wool Dre-. Cords. 81
Black silks, %, O. Is. 81 50, ais.
Black Cashn ere. rs, g. al
Black Alpsca, soluble width, IS, 81, IL
Black silks, mohair Alpaca, 50, worth rs.
Black Grenadine. IS. 81 So
CARTER's. 7o7 Market Space.
EIeellt Mt Osli~n. ~.
Good IttOn. 81
Wide She<tins Cotton, Is.
PARAsOLs, PtRAsOLs, PARAsOLs,
Very Chesp. Very Cheap. Very Cheap
Clotas, oassneres, for Men aud Boy 8 wear, 81, 50,
Good stocktngs, u; Linen Hsndk srchiets, 6: Linen
Towels. g. Excellent Sed Tick rs; oney comb
Quits, So bsautifol Lawn, II: excellent al ali.
x White X, II; very fns all Linen Table
Mens shirts, made Of wansatta Cotton. Linen 30.
so1l, 20. myltr
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BANKERS.

$50, 500, $500, $500, $1,000.
A LEX. ROCKINGHAM & co, BANKERS
N and Brokers. No IL Wall street, make for
customers desirable Investments Of large or small
noEnt. in stOcss of legttiu ate character which
frequenty Fay from i've to twenty times the amount
invested every thirty days.
Stocks bOus ht and carried as long as desired ON
deposit Of i've per cent. Circulars and weekly re-
ports tent free. apl2 eoiy
500 I'M ,NEHEs sInsI HAS SI7O0
ouriIg the psst few months, under our improved
system OF operating In STOCKS. Risks reduced to
nominal sums aud profits increased. Book contain
ing tull information sent on application.
TUMBRIDGG q CO.,
ap25-tr BANKERS and Brokers, 2 W ali ST., H. =.
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BAPTIzING A MURDERER-Burr Beggar-
~, The lIson county murderer, was bap-
uzed by Rev. Nelson Merry yeSterda y after
neon in the Jail yard. A few friends of the
condemned man and some members OF tue
Young Mems Christian Association were
witnesses of the scene. The officiating min
lister said 1t was solemn occasion upon
which they had assembled. The man before
them had resolved that he brief rem al der
OF i life would be spent in trying to undo
ne sinful life of past. Tue lynn. A as
and did my saviour bieeGi" was given out
hnc Just a. the setting of the sun tire Y tue
jail yard into shadow, Burr stepped into the
POL which had been provided, and was bap-
tiztd. Immediately after coming out of the
water, Beggarly began shouting with a great
deal OF fervor, and this was taken up by his
friends. He exclaimed, ooh, IL you want TO
find me whep l am dead, come up; don't go
down utere. This body has got 70 be hung,
AID the worms will eat the flesh, but they
can't hurt my soul. Thank God, I've found
him, aud amt afraid Of death now" He
then shock hands with all his friends His
Spiritual adviser seemed TO be very much
plee sed, and on asking Beggarly IL he was
perfectly satisfied, was answered in the az
hrmative. Beggarly will be taken. before
long, To Lebanon, where he will be hung on
May 26.-L Nashville American
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1NTEMPERANcE AND WIFE MURDER
l.. ID. Fitch killed his wife on the morning
or the 18th, In Tuscaloosa, Alabama. While
he was shaving and his wife was dressing
at her mirror, he suddenly seized her and
said, 81 be lieve will kill you," cutting her
throat She was found dead on the floor.
time. and had had several fits OF delirlum.
his father is treasurer OF Yale college, New
Haven. His wife was Miss Helen Whiting,
27th mr.
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A GRADUATING CLASS IN CALICo.-The
High School graduating class of '76 will 90
through their graduating exercises and re-
ceiye their diplomas dressed In calico; that
is, the girls OF the class. This takes away
one great drawback TO graduation-the ex-
pense OF graduating dress. In former years
the Passes OF some classes have been very
expeN five, and there have been instances
wherOyoung ladies have left school a few
weeks before graduating because they were
unable TO stand the expense of dressing ~
well as did the rest OF their class.-[ACridl
(Mich.) Journal.
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YOU'VE nIDDL' r9oS;
c -SI SALE OF a DEsIRABLE COgN-
~ Pk,,NE9ENTS, wITEIN five MiLkS

- n . CAkE VI DENI.ABLE COIN
TRY PLhtE Z 2lSI kChES, WITH FIVE
lMPk,,NE1ENTS, MITHIN TIVE MlLkS
+ THE CAPITOL
- Under GTd b. virtue Of DEED Il trust 70 me-
k1& dated August l2th "A ID 1874. aud duly re I'd
60 10 Llber q Il No g. folio 80 Il sea 90 e Il he
isnd records tor Prince &c rye con ty Stare OF
harItsnd, ard by dIrsctien - the party secrr a
tteIeb v IL cell, al ! y o'clock IN ,pn II as
DAY the tn CAV o. Nav, A. d 1870 ou cue
PR rl-es, a that certain piece or parcel Of land
situhte aud ty IN in The county OF Prince &c ge
State OF Mary Had. kno ana described as follows
b slnhlus for the SEINE ~ q point on the new cut
Iysd dlstsnt 5t5 Il - teTly IT the Intersection
OF ssid Eoed with the District line, and opposite
Nhite Cak tree standing tour "a feet within the liue
OF fence on SAD road; thence north II degrees IS
minutes east $40 feet along said road; thence north
IL degrees - min utes west SS feet. taence south
oS deEr' es 80 minutes west 5451 feet, thence south
l44O feet I" tn place OF b-siDnins containing ZI2
acI more or So; the SAIL p Of land being part
81 tract known es "CbIllen Castle Manor" and
TIE same land convey ed % Richard b. M9hun nv
VIM JOhI son ia 1866. -
Terms If tale: $500 IN cash, OF which a dep0si,
OF go will he required at ne time % sale and the
balance in six, tEelye and eighteen months secured
by deed Of trust upon the operty solo aud the
notes OF the purchaser. bearing Interest All COM
VeyanctnR at the purchaser cost Ii the terms of
sale are Tot mI lied with iD fifteen dsv ths trus
tee reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk aud cost If the de'sulting purchaser
ANDREW q. BRABLEY. Trustee
N.Y. 81 YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON, AuCts
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1918 GREAT UO1c
1910 EaNsYLv MIA 1910
o T.
ia the aArrh Vet and saufhusSt

II -
TO the Herth, West, and Southwest.
OoSsbLe 1rGcA, steel RdiIs, Splendid Soes-
ery, Hd9Hticent Equipment.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Derot,
corner OF g. b and streets, as follows:
s0f ffttsburs and the West, 8 O.. N. daily, With
Pssior Car &. PittsSurs; TAO p. N. daily, with
Lalscs Va 90 Sitcaso ana 'l:3O .. n. daily,
BaLTiMUEE AND puTomAo RAILRoAD.
for Csnandaigue, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
day; and Tao u daily. except Saturday, with
Palace Car 70 Watkins For ErIe, Oanandaigua,
bu fslO, aud Niagara Falls, 1870 O. m. daily ex-
FOR New iork and the East, 9:IO D. m. daily, with
Pslsoe Cars attached Limited Express OF Pull
man Psrl2r Cars, 9:23 q. m; daily, except sunday
With ParloT Cars attached.
sOr PhilsdeIphia 1 SO D. ~ oaiiy, except Sunday,
and $50 and $40 .. daily. Limited II press,
accornmods alton Tor Baltimore. ESQ q. N, daily,
EoT Popes 6resk Line $50 O. N, ans GAO ,. m.
daily, except Sunday
FOR Annapolis. S 90 and 1I:5e O. N. and 4:2O ,.
ALEXAEDHih a FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
Tor Alexandrfs, o, 7, SOS, 80, Ham LIS,
$40, 8, s, . 90, and I1:4O D. N. On Sunday at
Tor the south, via Richmond, II:xO D. On. daily,
except Sunday; and via Lynchburg, 500 .. n.
trans leave AIeIsndris for Washington, 8, Z. 3,
Sunday at snd o q. m, and p. m.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Psrior Oar
RECOMMENDATION can be procured At the Omees:-
sylysnis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and Pennsylyan1a avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking Of Baggage to
1estin alton from Hotels and Residences.
D. NJ. BOYD, JR., Gent Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Msnsg jsa3-iy
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II h. wARNER, corner 7th aud + stress.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE EEAL
ESTATE.
- By virtue Of q deco OF trust, dated November
81 lot b, ID 1873, and duly recorded fn LIber No
49, folc 49, OF the land records for he District OF
Columbia, and by the written direction OF the party
secured thereby, will sell, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,, the Sd day of May, 1876, at s
O'Clock p. m, in front of the premises Lots num-
bercd one tive ~, three ~, four 90, and 1--WE
(s, in Dyer's subdivision Of Square numbered nine
hundred and fifteen (9l5j in the city Of Washington
with ell Il i'm proyemsnts thereon.
Tt rms One bird ia cash, of which 100 must be
paid al the sale; the deferred payments to be paid
In six and twelve months, with interest at light per
cent per annum and secured bF 6eed of trust 70 the
satisfaction OF the Trustee. Terms to be fully com
Piled with within seven days, otherwise the Trustee
reserves the rIsht TO resell the propertv after one
week notice, at the risk and cost of first purchaser
All conveyaneing at purchasers cost
WIN. II. WARD, Trustee,
splS-eo8ds J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman
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nOwNAAN q aREEN, Auots., 4I2 I'm street
TRUSTEES SALE

81 Under and by virtue of deed Of trust,
8 dated April LIST, 1865, aud duly recorded In
LibeT T aId r., No. ii, fole 5S7 one Of the land
Columbia, and at the request, in writing, of the
holder Of the note intended TO be secured thereby,
shall cell at public auction in front OF the premises
on WEDNESDAY. the 10Th day Of May, A. ID.
l576, at $50 m all thar piece or parcel Of land
scribed on the ground plat or plan Of said city
Lot 81, !" in William A. Bradley's subdivision of
square numbered four hundred and thirty four
(iJ4), together with the improvements.
Ter ms OF sale: One half cash, and the residue In
with interest from the day Of sale; all cash, at
the ption OF the purchaser; defer ed payments to
De secured 10 the satisfaction Of the trustee III the
terms OF sale are not piled with in week, the
trustee eTves the right t. resell at the risk and
notice by advertisement In some newspaper printed
aid published In the city Of Washington. All con-
paid at the time Of sale.
a. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
apI7 law2w6eolw ads Auctioneers
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

AfklL 30rH, 1875.
Al slss-R.,,i haAv: wAsHIsGTos.
point na p annapolis, ard way stations,
r oint on BOOKS and intermediate stations,
soO-He,r Yors, Piiiassin5q1aa nm, y1n1 lion,
res, Pullman ParIOr Oars Leave, at
sI de eSn5scs sug3 nd s,Op:.t Way Stations,
ela-Ctnc'Haufi, ST LoKts aud PinS5rs Br-
g rs. frederick, HaserstoEp. and valley
ss2aea-Poi1s Of Rocks and way stations.
lO:I5-BsitinOre Unlimited sIOrsss. STOPS al Re
lay
l21s-Baltimore. Way Stations, Kllicott City and
AnnaIoffs.
pes, on Sunday, all Way Stations and
3:so-saitia,cre and way stations ,
4:3O-Baf'uOrt and Laurel bzBress. ElIcott
CITY Frederick and Way stations, via BE.
4;35-freeerisk and Point of Rocks, (vis Metro
4:45-Bsltimcre. AunspoIi. aud way stations.
0:I9-rnIeasc, Ctne,nnni, gna LGEisctHe Express.
y ana ssn 81 ss ss5uFd dsy;
~ 10 bicsso, OiuciDnsti and LoEiSriiis.
S:SO-BdhiDgO and philadelphia Express. Fred
erick and Way Staff ms, wa Relay. (Con-
53s-Bstmors,n i BIsSeSsb @nea' college, Belts
80 VI J.. Laurel Annsp lis Junction.
vO-bsitiHore ana way stations.
elO-Bsltimore. Blsdensburg, Beltssille, Lsu.
s;2o-Pit,sburx. but no come elton beyond Mar.
mnsbgR by train leaving sunday night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch
S:SO-nstr fO'k and PhIiGdsLphtu NighG Express
sleeBng Cars {, New York
S3O-BsltmOre and principal way stations,
iO:SO- d srtlnsburg and way stations, Mesropoli-
tan Branch
1905 LOUIS erpT6Ss. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky Newark. On Saturday for LOUIS
Vile.
5IO: 800. SIS, 1915 m.;I:3O, Sis $50,
daily. ~
All other trains daily, except Sunday
No connection on Snnday Tor Hagerstown or Val
ley Iahch. or Tor New York anu Philadelphia at
m. and 80 D. IN.
For further information apply at the baltimore
snc Ohio Ticket Office. Washington Station, and
4s5, COL AID sos Pennsylvania avenue. where
orders i'll be taken tor baggage to be checked and
received 81 Anv point In the city.
THOs. 4, SHARP, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. Genof al Ticket Asent.
GEO 9 4 O0NTZ. GanAral A ~
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GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, AuctiOneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OP BESIRABLE THREE
SIoRl BRICK DWELLING, VITA BACK
BI1LDlNG No. 1920 18TH STREET, AND
sThnBSLE l. BETWEEN III AND N STREETS
q BY virtue OF a deed of trust dated March u.
30 4. D. 1875 duly recorded IN Liber No us, folio
2S one OF the land records for the District Of Column
bis and at the request Of the party secured thereby
Ne Will sell at prbtc auction, 10 front of the premi
ses, on WEDNESDAY, May 3, 1876. at ) O'Clock D.
m, al that piece or parcel Of ground situate In the
city 81 Washington, District of Columbia, known
and designated on the plat plan of si city as lot
lettered b., Of the subdivision of lots fifteen Isl
aud sixteen, (l6,) in square numbered two hundred
and eighty Isl, y said lot having a front OF
twenty three feet By depth of one hundred and
bty i've feet one and half inc together with
the improvements, SC.
Terms: Ope-thrd cash. balance at six twelve and
eighteen months, with interest at per cent per an
mum, secured BY q deed of trust on the pro erty
cold, or all cash, at the option of the purchaser A
deposit OF SOD VIII be required at time of sale and
all conveyancIng at expense of purchaser. Terms
to be com piled with ia seven days. property - be
resod, at the risk and cost OF the asfauItng pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement
BRAINhRD III. WAREER,l r.
MARTIN Ii. ROHBER, Aius'ees'
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A CHRISTIAN GIRL BECOMING AJEwESs.
very solemn and interesting public cere-
mony, the first OF the kind within the history
OF the Israelitish con aggregation in St Joseph,
VIII, at an early day, take place here in the
elyte into the Jewish fold-a young lady
born and raised in the Lutheran church.
The candidate is not resident OF this city,
but viii arrive here iB n few days, aud will
be the guest OF the minister, to receive the
proper instructions for the public ceremony.
Inc lady is now under the care OF a proper
tutor OF j Judaism, and is very anxious for q
change from trinity TO the ohe and Only
living God. The ceremony OF conversion is
enc OF the most interesting In the Hebrew
the same very imposing. The synagogue
VIII be handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion, and Prof Behr is now arranging the
mustc.-lSt. joseph Gazette,
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,

CATALOGUE SALE OF VERY LARGE AND
Among which the Library of the late Ex- over
nor Francis Thomas, OF Maryland, sold by order
o. the Administrator. Also, two other Private
Libraries, containing many Scarce ana Vaiu-
able Books, embracing Early Local aud State
History OF America. Illustrated Works, Biog
rsphy, Poetry. Travels aud General Literature,
to be sold at my Aucti N Il poms, southwest
corner Pennsylvania Avenue aud llth sire IT.
On MONDAY EVENING, May LIST. 1876, aid fol-
Low ing Evenings, commencing at TX o'clo * pre-
cisely Terms cash.
APPS II THOMAS BOWLING, Auct,
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SPECIE BASIS PRICES!

RRODHEAD Il CO.
SS9 FEM. AVE-, bet Eeen 9th and 10Th SIS.
- OEFER A FULL LINE OF
COREItrN A Nd DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
al MOST ATTRACTIVE PRIOES
NaAS Artt--sS A1~fHs been Retired "a Pre- from
10 70 30 Per Cat
LACK iron 6reu &C lass, g Nc ; former price Soc
Blaek Iron Gralsdi mes, soc {" =" TSc
Black iron Gre atiass eli. III 1s
Bses Isi nesh Grenadines, 75c former price S71s
blsCk a. Mesh Greu-diI e., 81 IS; - O. 40
Striped, Fitided and Damase Grenadines, also at
reduced prizes.
Blaek l. gEs silks 81 95c and Up. inclu ling Bonnet
-, SalLet r li~1s snf Parsons celebrated makes
Dest fscilc LaT Is, fast CJlOrz, D Lac
full nne CT Linen LaEus, in beautiful designs
from sc. Up.
fes pieces % sUIzmer SIX, reduced from al ast
per 5sId These goods are pure SIX aud OF
" hite rletiaEd W col ehsvls, 81 Is.
STOCK q n q tics IN Diete aGe prices g1arautead
Ladies ald Gents Underwear. dirsc from the
maruiactu srs sud in porter, lOz or than ever
most eNcci-ent button Kid, IN al colors, late
shade-.i - IS per pair.
" dfnsutta Blc.cbCt Co-tOa, Ike. per yard.
Damase, Plan and striped Dress u JCts, CHEAP
BRANCH STORE
1SCs STEEEF. bot lzfn srd i5th foid sta I'd b,
BRODHEAD n 40.
ap.s-n S29 Pc sJs., bet. Oh ard lOth sts
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IMPORTANT To THE TRADE AND PUBLIC
OVER e173.OOO WORTH OF
FOREIGN AND Do N ESTIC DRY GOODS


~ their Large and Spacious Store,
COhHEh 10TH AND ID SITS, Washington. ID. O d,
commencing TUESDAY, April Is, 1876.
large consignment of Foreign aud Domestic
Dry goods, consisting Of West of England, Freucb
ard German Broad and Narrow WOODEN Cloths, Of
Fancy Tweeds and Gsssinere,, Fsrbsck. MOSCOW
ard Esquimaux Beavers, ChinchilIss, vestings,
Sloakipgs, &c Also, Scotch, French and German
Psisly Cashmere, Queensland, Ottoman Lacs, and
other hionable and desirable Shawls, swits Not
DRESS GOODS IN great variety, such Is heavy
Black and OolOred silks, Sstins, irish and Lyons
Popins, ~ Wool MeIi1os, Dslsfnes, sateen Cloths,
Cloths. sc &c very rich and rare assortment Of
Ly OILS SILK VtIvets, Velveteens fine Plush Suit
Jugs, Prints, Beached and Unbleached Cottons from
one to three yards wide large line of English and
Amerit an Blankets, Flsnnels; Ladies' Gents and
Children's Hosiery, Gloves, &c, together with 9
very choice and well selected stock of Velvet, Brus
s.is, minister, Tapestry and Ingram CARPET-
INGS. HUGS; &c, &c: from mesium to finest i'm
ported Marstilies and Turkish Quilts, and a variety
OF tter goods too hume rOIs to mention.
Sales to continue from day TO day until the
entire stock is ospS sed of. The whole to be sold
with ut reserve, in let's TO suit, all for cash.
Sales commence daily at 10 a. m., p. m, and ~
p u. apl4 I'm
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The CO par;EsTship % J. O wIswALL a CO.
szYir'Hs ~ i'raIfafioH o. JHly lsf, our stock
NJ ST BE CLosKD
on or before that date
We shall oher to morrow, aud continue 70 sell
'or 50 days, eur large and mpete stock of
DIZZY GOODS
At GREAT SACBIFICK on ORIGINAL COST
and all god. remsinif z on hand June Ist, will bs
sold a. AUUIItN WITHOUT RISERyE
In order TO Close IN 30 Days,
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
will BE msde On sarge portion OF or stock.
nrnt, ., and ga crLts per yard.
Brown UOttoBs, . cents per ard
Figured Grtnsdires 81, 10 and l2H cts
Grensdin-s 81 Stripes at 10 cts
Stlk GreI sdine- bsIO4 COST
hummer tilB :, 8% and upwards
Pure Black n hairs 81 cts worth 65
Vine Bla- X Dres- silt 9. IS CO. worth al An
PABASOLS a. 1osf
Lsrg. lot Tab'- Dsmasks Napkins Vine CIo.hs
,.29 " ,xeTss sc less han NsE YORK cost.
- GBEAV BNtGA'FS In everything
j. O. wfs&ALL d CO..
hPS-H $40 TIN St, Ps. ava,
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NEW STOCK SPRING GOODS.

Slightly sOiled BIesched Cotton Sc, worth loo.
Euds best CaiicOes oniy Sc ayArd
Plaid l res Goods 10, III Is, 20, sc
Dress Goods very chesp in varied qualities
Hash FOpiiu- &C. ~ II l2d,c
Six sfri ptd Dress Cos d. cheap.
Al.-NoO. DebsEes, POrRe. Silks, cheap.
Elegant = = lez IN Law n l31Sc worth llc
NlCtOfia Lsv n IS L D. sc very low.
White NsiT=o0h :, PiqueS. rariAtOns, Lace Strfpes
Black AlIaCa- Chetp pure MObsirs s8critC,d.
CUR CAEPET STOCK % be slaughtered for the
CASH
Just received, " hite md Check Mating 75c
Am determined 10 meet the times and sell good.
cheap.
T ~. NAUDAIN,
sp9 n 709 Market Space
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THOs. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On pUnBART0N AND BEALL STREETS,

TRusTEEY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ IN G RR9oEkssAFF6SE AND BEALL STREETS,
. By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, bearing date
the LIST and Sd days OF February, 1854, and re-
soided in Liber N @. r., No: 26, at folios l1 and
a. a. the undeMIsisned Till sell on MoEDAY, the
mises on Dunbarton street, ct 8 o'clock ,. M, the
east half parts OF Lots No. 70 and 81, In Beels ad.
diion TO Georgetown, the fronting thirty (3O)
feet Cd Dunbarton street and extending back of
that width northwardly one hundred and twenty
feet, improved with q comfortable dwelling house
and other out buildings, the premises being No 90
Dunbarton street. and the other par eel being va
can't lot fronting 50 feet Beal street and having
o depth Of l20 feet.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; residue in two
equal payments at 81 and twelve months, with In
terest TO be secured By deed Of trust a30e deposit
feited If re .sfns .:c net compiled with within -
days after sale All convey sneing and recording at
IsAT flGKRELL, Surviving Trustee.
II Will sELL,- an PUBLIC AUCTION,- ON
MONPAf, At D O'Clock p. N. APRIL -, In front
Of the premises Two three story Brick Houses, Nos
aD on ds aS Of s. :''' made
A.'"A W '' secretary II. 9. r. 4. Association.
DOWNMAN GRIIH, Ansts.
NJ. @. LCTTRELL, Salesman. aDl0-3taW
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until a0EDAY. the s2d dsy Of Nay, same hour
Secretary y. o. 3 6. Association.
ap24. u. o. LuTTL4LL, Salesman.
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YoUNG & MIDDLETON;

ThSSIEES sAGE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On THs NOBTH SIDE OF NEW YORK AVE.
SnD6a BET&EES 9TH AND 5TH sTRsETS,
- By virtue Of deed OF tru,t to rs, dated on
- the hrst day 81 December, A. ID. 10 o. and re-
corded In Lfber 70. 62S, folio 337 ct seq of the
Land Records for the District of Columbia, aud Al
the request OF the holder Of the note thereby Sc
cured We Will sell, at public suction. in front OF
the premises; on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of
way, a D. 1870 at p IA the toll wing described
+ al estate and premises, situated in the city of
Washington, In the District Of Columbia, to wit:
the east hail OF lot numbered four 90, in sguare
numbered four hundred and fifty (4SOj, Together
With the improvements thereon
Terms: OBe-third in cash, and the balance in
three go equal PAYMENTS 81 IL Is and "a IN Dnths,
Tor which the notes of the purchaser will be re-
9uired, bearing interest eight 49, per cent y
snbum and dated on the day Of sale secured By a
deed q trust on the premises; the purch may
pay all cash At his Option deposit OF 100 will be
required at the time Of sale. Ali conveyancInz at
the purchaser Ii the terms are not com 81 lad
with in ten DAYS thereafter. the Trustees serve
ne Ieht TO resell the property at the risk AID cost
OF the defaultiug purchaser.
REBHCCa L mELLEN,
MARY 4. HAHN MATHS : Trustees
ap2ieo&ds (nee HATN),A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-03

ARD ". KING.
Funeral from D. ~ r. sence, UnioBtovn,
Thursosy, MAY &, - q.
Patrick hIREY, " n = - n { +unty Kerr Ire.
laid sge0 "a year.
slOUssA; On VA. erE.-f 4 ths secono OF Mar
SO, JOHN SIOUs.A u tEs .ttty fourth year of ~.
age. -
Biz funeral W ;ass soc n THURSDAY after
a. On, The fourth ,NElt = hsf past three 'olock
ira his late rcsia -. = Ii2i New Ycrk ave,
hue ., rthweet Ets.is o - quaintsDoes are re-
-pecfuily invited -, t.,ssfsf .