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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22
The GGe Safe Friend.

THERE is one safe friend for every maid
en-. 1t is her mother. Whom shouldyo
trust, in whom place confidence, if not in
her? No one else loves you so unselfsh-
ly, and no one else has loved you so long.
1t is pity when girls are not confidential
with their mothers. There are times
when every young woman needs an older
woman to guide and help her, and her
mother is at these times her natural coun-
sellor and guardian If she has no moth
cr, let her pour her troubles and unfold
her perplexities to some motherly woman,
aunt, sister, friend, in whom she can be-
llevc. Many heartache would be
soothed, many "a vcxation rolled away,
and many Il modification saved, if girls
would remember that they have not the
wisdom of Solomon nor the dignity of
Deborah as yet on their unwrinkled
brows. Situations which battle them
would be plain to more experienced eyes,
and they would be guided over hard
places.-N. E. iSangster.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22

Two large cheeses made in Buffalo, N.
Y, are on exhibition. One of them
weighs twelve and the other fourteen tons.
They are ten or twelve feet high, and
bound with iron hoops an inch thick.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22

If you wish a fine polish on shirt
bosoms add to your starch when boiling
a teaspoonful OF kerosene TO about quart
of starch. You will never need to COM
plain of the sickness which is sometimes
SO annoying in ironing.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22

The large model intended to repre-
sent the quantity of gold (e3o, $50, ,94o' ioo)
which has been produced by New South
Wales is placed in position.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22

A new amusement has been inaugur-
ated in the wilds of Maine. Ladies and
gentlemen desirous of excitement sail
down the numbering rivers on raft, TAX
ing all the falls and mill-dams that come
in the way as special enliveners. A party
of Bangor adventurers amused themselves
in this way few days ago, making a
trip down the Penobscot. There was @
clergyman in the party, who found the
excursion more enticing than croquet
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-06-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
'THOMAs DOwLINQ, Auctiopeer.

IRR1SSTEhs, SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
AND DISTRICT OF COLUM 81 A, apJuINfSG
Genn00EEISnHToWN ON TIE NORTAW EST, AT
By virtue Of four sepsra;e deeds Of trust IA
gwen 20 US and bearing Gate respectively the fn.
W.n Gay y OF February, 1883, the 18th day or.
lsSo the Lat day Of January, 1882 and she 10th
9ey OF SsS nary 1859: and recorded respectively in
E Lib Ard R, Ho. s. folio $50, Liber q. and e..
no IoIso loi, OF The Land Records Of Washington
County, District Of Columbia We oh ali sell, at rub
nc anstion, en- FRIDAY, the 18th dey OF june.
y. Go on tue premises, ct the hour Of $50 O'Clock
p. 20 satisfy four several Dromissory notes &C.
no py said deeds. and at this request in writing
ES'cer OF said pr missory notes following
uguoIs to Georgetovn, IL the County Of Washipg.
ton. District Of Columbia, lying west of Fsyette
and north OF and adjoining 7th street con.
unue1. eno adJofntng the Cedars." on the west
and norm, being BART OF stract called "Berleith,"
ana containing sixty three acres, more or less lin
S.ao,e Ureh, ,a g. 60 less that portion thereof
~TeS@s Of ia'e: o.: nsh q s, cssn; balance in six
(6) twelve la, eighteen 49,, and twenty four (3O
months, deferred pa, ments TO be secured by notes.
interest tassble semi annually. deposit Of ESQ
required ct time Of sale. All convey ancing ct cost
Of M chaser: terms OF sale OF complied with
within after day of SALE the Trustees reserve
Inc r1Shi to reee!i the property after five 80 days
notice, at the risk and cost If the defsuias pur-
sbss.I plat Of the property will be exhibited
THoMAs 8 con con Trustees.
my26-d THOMAS BOWLING, auct
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MEs. Kane's Married. Life.

FROM A HOME AND SPAN OF HORSES
Down TO PAwNING AND ALMOST TO Beg
Nellie c. Kane, the daughter OF Construc.
Tor Pook, OF the Brooklyn navy yard, made
complaint before Judge Barnard, on Mon-
a nssy, ngaih D. her husband, James j: Kane,
chaplain In The U. =. navy. She IL attrac-
tive, and only little more than thirty years
OF age and her husband Is past forty. Tue
couple were married six years ago In her
fathers mansion in Charlestown, Mass.
Among her wedding presents was q valua.
BILE span OF horses from her brother in. law
These suddenly disappeared, and Mrs. X ane's
husband TO get money for his own use. 5000
after the wedding tour, Mr.. and Mrs. Kane
took . house In Brooklyn. but three months
rent, snd temporary lodgings were obtained
Tor ner In q boarding house, and Mr.. Kane
took An extended tour through the southern
states MIS-; Kane was Obliged 70 sell her
tepance, and after these had been exhs usted,
she bad to apply TO her relatives for relief.
In 49,. MT Kane, having been appointed 70
selling drafts OF his own upon her father,
and q year later, about the time OF her sec.
ond child's birth, he obtained leave OF alb
and telling her TO call on the paymaster for
bis salary when she needed more. But when
she called she learned that he had drawn
Two months pay In advance. After her re-
covery Der husband requested her to ioin
him in Brooklyn and live with him; but he
sent no money, and she borrowed sufficient
10 purchase tickets by steamer TO NewYork
On her arrival Mr.. Kane, DESTROYS 10 reas-
sure her OF his devotion, gave her a piano
forte, but II was soon taken from Der by the
NJ psld dealer. Such, at least, is the story
told In Mrs. Kane's affidavit. Mr.. Kane is
the inventor of patent buoy to aid In the
navigation of harbors, and had an office in
BreCklyn. While affairs at home were in
this condition MRS. Kane's affi iavit con-
tinues) he compelled her to leave her chill
dfen and do clerks work I'm his office. In
April, 1874, representing to her that he was
building q house for their occupation at
Long Branch, he induced her TO visit rela-
tives In Massachusetts, and there she and
her children have since lived, with little or
no assistance from him. A few months later
he sailed for Europe. In addition TO the
care OF her own children Mrs. Kane has been
obliged TO work with her own hands to pro-
vide suitable clothing for her husbands
child by former wife. During the entire
period Of this treatment her husband has
drawn salary of several thousand dollars a
year. The action was instituted for separa-
ton and the care Of the children. The de-
PENDANTS answer Is denial and modifca.
ton OF the charges. The case was dismissed.
lNeW York Sun, 22h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-31

FOs Stance LADY OF THE LAk.
Leaves the Com pany wharf, foot Of 9Th street,
every MOEpAY, WEDNESDAY,
felix. Returning, Lease Norfolk. Tuesday, Thurs.
cay and Saturday, at p 10. Fare, o.; round trip,
%. Tickets good until used
FOB POTOMAC BIvER LANDINGS.
Steamer yNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com panyh
wharf, feot Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY, at IL,
m, for Currioman and Intermediate landings, and
every FkIDAY. at Q. m, fer Coan River, Stopping
ct intermediate landings.
For Information apply ct the ONCE Of the Com.
pany, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th street,
opposite the Treasury. or TO the Agent. at the
wharf. uArN- IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-31
nOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Auctionesrs.

II = 0o166s AuCtlOnoeIs.
TRUsrIEY eALE OF TWO 9-sroRY BRICK
DWELLINGS. WITH CELLARS, ON SOUTH
SIDE OF sTREET. BETWEEN I4TH AND
18th eTkLHIS HORrHWEsr, 18th and 9th
BY virtue q deed Of trust, dated October -
10th, AID. lS73, duly recorded in Liber No. Ion
6s3, folio lss, one of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and 1t the Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front Of the premises, on wEDN IsDAY: june 7th,
A. ID. l66, at $50 m, all hose certain pieces or
lots Of ground in the city Of Wsshingro in said
District, and known As lots numbered one hundred
and thirty seven, 1871 and one hundred aud thir-
ty-eisht, (l3sD OF Darrows subdivision of part Of
fquare numbered two hundred and six 1905 as said
subdivision ts recorded In surveyors cfce of said
city, IN lioer H. d. Cooke, No l. folio lao, together
with the Improve meuts thereon,
Terms OF SALE One third cash, (of which o7S on
each house must be paid ct time OF sale.) and the
balance In six and twelve months, with interest at
srer cent from day Of sale until paid, to be se-
cured BY purcbasers note and Q deed Of trust on
the property sold. All conveyancing and record.
ing at purchasers cost. If terms Of sale are not
complied with in six days after sale the Trustee re.
eryes the 70 resell at risk andeost Of purchaser
In default. VIM. II. HOLTZMAN, Trustee,
my4 No. 1891 street northwest.
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1876 r."S Sss*sfEtAnI 1876

70 the Asrth, West, and SsutAVest.
Do'sbte Track, Steel Ratts, Spte~dSd Soes-
MAY sIH, Is16
Trains leave Washington, city time, from De,ot.
sorcer Of san snd B ssreets, e follows
Gsr Z Pi,,5 1s S4S % DAILY asiy, III. .sS
s,.s sac Gaf 20 oofeAso, snd 1880 Q. y. daily,
FOR CaIAn1Aig1A, Roelsster, BcdsIo, Eiaasr~
Falls, AID the North, q .. m. daily, except Bun.
day; and 1:40 .: n, daily, except Saturday, With
srrslO, apd Niagara FAILS. iI:5O .. n daily. s1.
sss Sss Tssi and 81. East, $40 ,. m. daily. WITH
man PArlor Cars, 9:23 q M daily, except SUNDAY.
Tor New York az the Ia { 80 ,. o. daily, q.
ee,, snI5s, with rsrlOr Cars attached.
:.t. saes. ma $50 an: and JIG jig sss .y
Limihd =, Drs:. s;93 :. m. daily, except Sunday.
snS aSo o. % al Saly snosss s11asg q" daily
For PoDes Greek Line 1850 Q. N. aud l:SO ,. N.
's' 1870 .s::; zoo and and s:so ,.
w .,Ts AMP ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
Tor AlsIsndr1s, 9, =, SOS. ., 10, IL .. n, LIS,
9s. n. and end Pm
except Sunday: and via GynchburS, 500 S 3. =.
Tram! is:e. xis1 sy for w..h,ussoa. U.s.
sand:j !. .as :: A. =: nd ; p On
8 Tickets, infOrmation, Sleeping ana Pa5ior Oar
q
and Pennsylvanis avenue, and Of the Depot, where
orders can Be len for the CHECKING Of BaGcsGs %
estimation ben CIV Hotel .2d Rs'iSsnos:; ...,.
FRANK fROh ION. 6Sn1 Ianaeef. janS.ly
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DRY GOODS.


Our very best Merrimack Calico. which we did sell
~ ~, reduced to 8; our fine quality wide Cambria
keIeaiss reduced from II to 10: our Pure Linen
Table pamssk reduced from 81 to So our fine quality
VICTORIA Lasns reduced from Is to Is; our extremely
me quality Pure Elk Black Mohair Alpaca reduced
from - 10 ~; our very large assortment Of Spring
press Goods, SIX Ponsee, silk Stripe Mohair, Six
IA, Siiied De base.eyery yard Of these goods
Bach Alpaca, double .idfh, reduced from 81 TO IS
BLACK GreL acine e 81 81, 80, Gall Of these good:
So g. rs, 81. elal Of these goods reduced in price,
as3ls, Sun Umbrellas 81, LIS so, LIS, Is,
y, Is 20, Is: all Of BLACK SIX ava Biatk Dash
ls,3 m, tn
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
~ THREE STORY PRESS BRICK FRONT
DWELL1NGS ON RIGGS SrRHEr, BIZ
TTWEAH 61IH AID 18TH STRLETS WEST,


kEAR BoUNDARY street "A'h'
Undtr aud by virtue Of decree OF the eu- IL
Re- as s.I s ,s1y Came.
,ion, on WEDNESDAY, tbs 3ist day Of May,
1910. In mont Of the Uremises, commencing at 30
o,ofk n Lots numbered 20, y. IS 70: 20. 81, So,
sion Of square $50. with the i'm provementr iherenp
pressed brick fronts. nearly new. vim
Terms OF sale; One fourth cash; the residue In
the d.y Of sale, with interest ct six per cent per
portion. greater than one fourth The title to be
81 And sS
complied with within seven do, from the day OF
sale We reserve the right to resell the property ct
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or
go posi on aeespts1es d eses I'D. COST
yAME<S EDWARDS,
S} GASH "; dHaxH0KifT. Trustees.
VHsILggAABBLLf |, I I1 PR9PlRTY on 2
.sOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
=, The underssn.d will OFFER for sale, ct pub. IL
lie auction, on WEDNESDAY,, Nay 3Ist, t%
% on P sSs
square ive hundred and eighty tive 1881, fronting
forty l4O feet on street south. and inning back
With that width one hundred and nfteen fllSj feet
ins nine 90 rooms, and also by a small frame shop
Terms: one third cash: balance in one and two
years. Tor which notes with six per cent interest,
taken. fteIms are not com Siied With in i've days
from see property will be resold ct rick and Of
default1nR purchaser. Deposit Of $50 will be re-
9uired at time OF sale. &C., ct cost Of
IOwARDC. DARLINGTON, JR.. Trustee.
my3 eoSds b. II. WARNER, Auctioueer.
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0Now it's the ice-dealer's turn to laugh.
It's safe to presume he's making his cool
hundred day.
ga Warrington street tailor has had his
billheads stamped with picture OF o forget
me n0t.-l Boston O0suter.s
~The strike OF 200 steelworkers In Chica-
60, which threatened TO throw 500 men out Of
employment, lasted one day.
HQuid pro quo: A Jerseyman forced .
Qutd OF tobacco into his scoiding wife's
mouth the other day, and kept IL there I'LL
she became Ill.
~ Boston Transcript: An irate father In
Roxbury has studded his front gate with
nails, painted bis doorsteps with tar, and
keeps his Watchdog on hall rations, but has
found to his sorrow that he can't make
courting unpopular By any such devices.
Not In Roxbury.
~Norwich Bulletin: Darwin says that an
finals have no religious sense; but he proba-
bly, never observed the calm, reflective man
ner in which Q chicken viii stand on one leg
and look mp TO heaven after squeezing
through q hole In the fence into the straw.
berry bed next door.
~New York Commercial: "NothinR. -
says o recent writer, "can form q more de-
lightful study for the physioguomist than
the light OF hope and expectancy ON the
pany Of her beloved" Pshawi the man who
wrote that should just see the expressiou on
. New Jersey potato bugs vtsa,xs g he sits
on . clump OF dirt watching foe the drst sign
Of the new crop to come up
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Q Q X u

90 x u
DRLIvDB1D TO ALL PARTS OF THE OITY
At THB SAME RATE.
HeV schedulc-run load Of 70 bushels for % q.
Smaller loads cents Der bushs; carriage, . cents.
APPLY TO
OGIIOD OF WADHIH0TOu 0AoLI0H9 DON.
PANY,
llS Nth street. northWest, I'll lse streoe uoethwe o.
% llo Bridge street, 0eorgetoWA. DATeO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-31
Is fHIsUPRI1HI5C SSS2yNRETsS}E TIE DIsTRIof

SPECIAL Term, Probate yrisdiofioa. May l6, l36.
In the mater Of the win Of = ANY WILLIAMS:
Of Mary Winiams, Of the District Of Columbia, has
this day been made b benjamin. , na, neld. All
court on TUESDAY. the 18Th day Of June next ct 70
O'Clock a. N 70 shoy cause yhy Letters testsmen:
issue g prayed: Provided. COPY Of this order b
published once week for three weeks In the Even.
NTiSDS or VIKING IfPIRfL can ssil
them Cor higher cesh Mo- than anZ Place y IL
SlEs:e. tseHess q a.A Nth noshvss. Pfe@E e
NO HUIDU0.-L. 1IC9 IN ~ 9 f.iI Ss.h
drssS s1CON1 HAD QLoThIl0, BOOTS,
kH0is. q, sss o 49,. sstCssa J "a g scSss
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4 IL KINDS OF GEHILEMEHp OAgf-0YH
"A WEARIS0 APPARBL oan BE- sold % the ysTy
e.s advantage 81 addressing or calling on justin.
0lo D street, bet. 9Th and M gtrooes northwest.
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"DEOPLx8' LINE"
NOMINI, MATYOX CRBEk, gPPBR MA.
CHODOCAN INTEkMEDiiTI
LANDINGS.
The sideWheel Steamer
az. MORRIS,"
Captain T. +. BALDWIN,
VIII commence running TO the above lAadiuEs On
Monday, March 9Th, leaving from =
wharf foot Of 9Th street every MON
DAY and TIL thursday ct q. m.
Returning viii leave Eomini every TUESDAY
arg i.HlDAf G1s.p; v,r,ur,y
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auotieneer.
TRUSTEES. SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In GEORGETOWN, AT AUO-

By virtue OF deed OF trust dated the 7th II
day OF June, 1875 and duly Iecorded In Liber 1.a.0
30. 1sS, folio lis, ole Of the land records fors
Msship gton county, District OF Columbia, and By
direction OF the party secured thereby, Sd all sell
on THURS DAY, the eth day of j ne, 1876, a. $50
o. lock 2: m I'm front Of the premises, parts Of
mead g addition TO GeorRetewn. District Of Colum-
bfa, beginr ing At point in 'he north line of Dun
barton street, fifty two feet (62J west Of Monroe
street, and thence with porth line Of Dun
barton street feet, thence north to
Monroe street. eighty feet, thence para lei to
DunbaIton street, eighteen feet, thence south in
straight like to the beginning, together with the
improvements, which consist Ct Fl anne dwelling
Terms: One-th cash; the balance In two equal
payments at and u mouths, and secured by deeds
Of trust, with notes interest At per centum
per annum on each piece Of property. II the terms
ofsale are not compli. with IN five days the Trus
tees reserve the right to resell The same 1t the risk
and cost Of the defsulting purchaser, after giving
ten days notice in some newspaper published in
the city Of Washington: Ccnceyepc,ns at purehs.
tine of sale on each piece Of property.
III. d. CASSIN. (r-.....
WI. A. GORDON.f iruseees.
my29-d THOS. DOWLlNG, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING. AuctioneeF.

HORIHEAsT, AND LOT. AZ AUCTION.
M. front Of the premises.i vii! eel, Lot IA
numbered thirty i've, in aiH's subdivision Off,
fronting u feet the vest SIDE ID street east by
acepth Of - feet, to . 10 foot alley, with 3foot
Frame Dwelling house.
Terms: One-hslf cash; balance In and y months.
with interest 1t per cent A deposit OF ol00 when
the pc perty IL bid of. Conveyancing ct the cost
myH-st THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auclioneer.

Two. STORY FRAME DWELLING, on THE
AND STREETS NORTHWEST, BsiNG No.
1909, AT AUCTION.
III IN MONDAY AFTERNOON. June a,h. -
1876, in front Of the premises, at q O'Clock, "a
shall sell Lot lettered A., Of the subdivisi N Of
part square No lSs, having front OF 40 feet by
oepth OF 81 feet, running back to an alley.
Terms: One third cash. balance at !, and years,
with notee bearing interest 1t per cent. Der
annum, and secured by deed Of trust on The prop
erty sold Conveyancing at cosl Of the purc haser
olt0 de- osit eQuired a. time OF sale,
my29-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-31

WHO'S. y. WAGGAMAN,
L Real Estate Auctioneer. oI9 7th street n. w.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY, Nos.
1884 AND 1885 7TH STREET hORfHWEST,
CIWO.sTORf BRICK HDUSE'.l
p. m, shall sell at public auction, on the I'M
premises, the above property, being part of-&..6
lot y In square 423 and TO U street market IL
ahsrds good facilities for business purposes.
myths TaOs. e. wAGGAMAH,A rc,.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIkROAJ

RALTlMOkk AND OHIO RAILROAD
MAY 2srH. 1876.
An: LEAVE WASHINGTON.
sCiSs n. & Roefs and iitsH%sds'. :ssi0 0n::
5:lo-Balti%ere and AIe1sndris Junction.
1ss,s i Pu x'g p9sa snd Scs,S. 81
$40 eonDscs Sunday s.oDs.t Way Stations
press Frederick, Hagsrstown. and valley
s:2o-Point Of Rocks and way stations.
ss:SSee--sssi,i%%orss and way stations. .,
= Philsdsinhi.. sunday to BaItim ore only y10
ls:ls-Bsltimo,s. Way Stations, Ellicott City and
lao. ns,s igk, PAiEadsIps,a and Norfolk Ez:
PEI i,;, Un sunday, all Way Stations and
s:so-Ss.i@S1s and and way stations.
City, Frederick and Way stations. Via Be:
l:Sc-Frederick and Point Of Rocks, tvia Metro.
an" spf %sy sfsl Sa,;.
.s 3 .5a |lss:.s sa ssssa
bisaso . 0lpfpns and
sPiet and vs., stasons, u. Rssy. lC 5Sn
Ian 1ect. for Annapolis Sunday
tii.. LaSfsI, AnsaeSi. jun Saisse' S''
s s:9ooo-fBal,tiimors ana way stations ,.r.
eio-Bs III EnSn Bisdensours, Beltsviile. Lau.
s:2o-Pii,sburs. but no connection beyond Mar.
tlnsbuIg By train leaving Sunday night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
9:30-NsIc York and PhiLafelphtd Nsght Express
Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
S:3O-BatimOre and principal way stations,
O-Martipsburg and way stations, Metropoli-
tan Branch.
sandusEy, Newark. On Saturday for Louis.
$40, roo, s:io, $40. $50 and 1880 ,. NJ,
Caily.
All other trains daily except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for HAgerstown or VAL
ley ranch; or for New York ana Philadelphia Of
q m. and 1 40 p. m.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
aad Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
As, COL and sos Pennsylvanla avenue, where
orders viii be taken for baggage to be checked and
Taos 81 sHG HGlP na sas TRANSPORTATION.
i. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CATALOGpE OF A VERY LARGE AND vALU.
ABLE COLLECTION or BOOKS,
Amcng which are two Private Libraries, containing
many scarce and Valuable Books, in Fine Rind-
ipss, embracing illustrated Works, Biography,
Poetry, Travels, and Genei al Literature.
Complete Bet OF Littsli's Lifting Are and Hsr,er.
Aasszfne, Ann ais and Debates OF Congress, Con.
ssiCnAl Globe, State Pa pers, &c.
10 DC eolo ~ my auction rooms. Juthwest -.
corner Pepnsylvaris avenue and 18th street ZAxT
MOHDAI 4VEHlNG,J June s. 1876, and fol -Q1kk
loving Evenings, CT mmenoins at 1880 o'clock.
ne Is. s1lss cash; THOMAS now,,.o .u...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-31
THOMAs D0wLING, Auotionesr.
TRCsTlIs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN GEORGETOWN,A AT AUCTION

By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated the Isth>
day OF October. ISIS and duly recorded in Liber
Isl, folio 357 one OF the land records for Wash
ipRton county District Of Columbia, ard By the re-
anest 81 the party secured there by shall SELL on
lin front Of the Pre- mises, the west half part Of
Lot numbered sixty two (62). in Hoimeads addition
fronting twenty feet the south line OF West street.
with depth Cf one hundred and twenty feet, TO.
gether Hifh the Improvements, which censist Of Q
Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale are: One third cash; the residue in
two equal pay meDts, at six and twelve menths and
secured BY deed Of trust the property ssd " ith
notes bearing interest at per cent. per snnum
SlO0 will be required at the time Of SALE. II the
terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days the
risk and cost Of the deiaultins purchaser, By i've
In the city Of " ashington.
WI WM: p p S S6asfIHi }rru.tee,.
my29d THOS DOWLlN0 Auct.