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.MHAI.,Beei, porter house, 9Oaas per H.; sirloin
~ round, Is roasting pieces, 20a25; corned, l0als;
dried, % sliced. Is: Clipped, %; Pork, lOa2o;
Ssas 1sd .sf aS iHs; Lamb, lss Veal
diced, q Miadlinss, q; cut. Isis: Shoulders, Z
whole 10 CUT Tongues, 5Oa6o each: Lard l6c. per lib
fIsH[Rock, 4oaso Per bunch; Perch, ssssU Per
bunch; Catfish, Is per bunch; Halibut, 70 per H.;
;ossoc per H. Lobster, l1lals Blue Tish sCs
DO sesnish 1osio each sS:spSesd, Sal % sscS
SAT- ws:sr r., lers, 20 Der BUNCH do Trout, 20 pei
bunch; JerrsDins, SOC ao3 each.
vEsKTADLfs-Potatoes. Irish, % per Dk; Cabbage
ssl2 Der nd; Carrots, per bunch; Spinach, 70 PEI
IsI bunch; Corn. 1850 per Dozen; Tome,oes
doz.
fluIrs.-Oranges, 4oa5o per dozen; Lemons, 1oasl
Der dozen; Apples, new, " per PIX: Plums, q per
q Cocoanuis. ealo each; Bananas. &C. per doz;
at; B,ackber,iss, salo Der at:
BufrKR.-Phtladelpnia PRINT, 20 per h.. New
York Creamery, o. choice roll, 20: fair do, zoaS5
Eggs, - per dozen; Cheese, 3a2s per Id.
PoUlTRY-Chickens, dressed, local IS per pair;
spring, 4.00aS % Per dozen.
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a CowHIps M SOAK roR = FrcKLr

a CowHIDx IN SOAK FOR A TICKLE
HUsBAND.-Hattte Redmond, q young coll
Ored woman, appeared at Lieut.. Gessford's
station house this morning and entered COM
plant against Arthur Redmond. her hus.
band, Tor beating her, stating that he had
LEFT her and taken MP with Sarah Toiliver. a
Young colored girl, whom Arthur Thought
lawfully married. She said she had been
told that IL she would get cowhide aud after
cutting q little of the end Of It cowhide her
husband. the law would not touch her, aud
IL so she would rather do it than take out a
warrant. Some of the officers advised her
to get one and take It TO Police Court, where
she would be told what use to make OF it.
Soon Afterwards she appeared at the court
with new cowhide and told her story to
use the cowhide, but to frst try what q
warrant would do. She was furnished one.
and left saying that she would keep the cow
hide to use Ii the warrant would not do the
work.
THE SEWER TAP PERMIT BUSINESS IN
CoURr.-To-day Elias g. Keesy applied to
Judge Wylie for writ OF mandamus on the
District Commissioners commanding them
to issue permit to tap q sewer, and the
writ was ordered. He represents that he was
notified by the Board OF Health to make q
sever connection to abate q nuisance, and
on July 9th he applied for permit, which
Collector $50 In money as q forfeit, which
action he claims is unlawful. Mr.. Cook ap.
pears for petitioner.
THE OTrMAN ATTACHMEsT CAsE-The
amount involved in the attachment case of
Ottmas, the VIZ In which was quashed We :
terday, is about 81 .50o-two houses, two
horses, and the restaurant stock,
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"A RAID ON A RoUoH GANG.-Lieutenant
keiIy's force having been informed that q
gang OF roughs made q rendezvous at the
Germanta Scheutxen Park, last evening
Sergeant Clements determined to make 4
raid on them. Accoriingiy after niehtfaII
he with Omcers LAWYER, Wheelock, RYAN.
thompson, King and others proceeded to the
place. and there captured William aIias
Spider Brown. VIM. Johnson, Henry Bon.
dipof, John Messerolo and James Cropsey.
Blown was not easily captured, and In NJ
tempting to escape was shot bv off,csr
Ahern, treceiving . slight wound. } "S Did en- I,
then turned on the 0fi1cer And attempted To
club him, but the officer succeeded ia fioor-
Ing him. Cropsey also made some show II
resistance. All OF them are cold birds, fire.
quently before the courts, and there are now
several charges pending against thsm.
Brown u Q fugitive from justice, having
escaped rom me Police Court . few days
battery with intent TO kill. Lieut.. Gessford
has three charges OF larceny against him
and Lieut.. Noonan, OF the second precinct.
has charge OF highway robbery. Cropsey
10 fugitive from the chain gang.
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BoArrSG CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
M White, of the Undine boat cluh. of " A.
folk, has challenged any amateur oarsman
In Virginia or the District of Columbia To
row MIN q race, and his challenge has been
accepted by Mr.. Callahan, OF TIE EIizaSeth
boat club OF Portsmouth. Mr.. j. w, Ram
dali, OF the Potomac boat club, GEORGETOWN.
now offers 20 row the winner OF this Contest
three mile single scull race, at such time
and ON such conditions as may be hereafter
agreed upon. Arrangements can be made
for the same ~ addressing j. w. Il sndaIl,
GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
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REAL ESTATE SALIs.-Mr. Thomas Dow
ling, auctioneer, has sold the following real
estate:-Lots 20, 21 and part of 10, in square
Is, improved by three story brick dwell
ing, 10 Tabitha Barker, for 81, 500 Lot A, in
square 1873, to Mrs. Margaret Downs, for
$1,000 Lot 8, In l.. 8. Caapman's subdivision
OF square 335, improved by q conn ortable
two story frame dwelling, to r. v. Laskey,
for 400. For Stone ana Garrett, trustees,
part of lot 20, In square 205, to N. A. Poole
for SO cents per foot. For w. l.. Dunlop,
trustee, lot 4, In square south OF square 10i
improved by two story frame dwelling, TO
Gec-ge w. Blake, fer $1,000 For Esau Pick
rell, trustee, parts of lots 70 and 81, In Bealls
addition to Georgetown, improved by q two
story brick dwelling. TO John Tanner, trus-
tee, Tor =, COO. For Cassin and Gordon, trus-
tees, part OF lot 62, in Holmead's addition to
SeorgetoWn' improved oy u brick house, to
Thomas Q. Cox, trustees, q tract of land
called "Berleith," adjoining GEORGETOWN on
the northwest, and Improved by double
brick dwelling house and out buildings, 70
Mrs. Sallie Smith, for s33, 500.
George b. Coburn, real estate agent, has
sold three story brio 4 house on l. street,
between 18th and 14th streets northwest, to
r. ii. ChxtstInan, e<q., for $3.50.
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'Hhk NEW WAREHOUSES;
AT HOT sPRIHGt, a.. a
BATH BATH oousTI, WEIGHTS, MAN.

BhTh COUHTr, ylsGIkIs, NAH
- thApfdly RprtoscbinG completion. A..1 u
VIII have oaBscisy 90 TwELvE HuNDEE1 EIT1s
every twelve hours, ih separate pool aud dress-
Ing room for each bath-r. NJ A. thu best arranged
and mott comfortable bathing establis hmsnt IN the
urited stais,. The vsters vary ia & mpsra:ure,
and range se high &c 10 degrees Thafr great cura-
tive powers In q rheumatism. q aut, diseases
OF The liver. ard numerous other cisssses are ct
tested by thOusends sfo have been Cureo greatly
benefited BY using them The DRINkiNG MATES
Include Iron, alum, sulphur. and MAgaesia. HOte.
Prof. J. l., ChBEGb, N. D.. Uutvsrsity Of yIr-
Cnia, resident ply seisn. For pamphlets and clrcu-
lars address J. A. ACGUsT. Al an sg-r.
iyt-lm hot Springs, Bath COUNTY, Va,
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CIV \ y 1Iu8.
WA - yssV q G6inishinS a. ssasss or ,os.
nn1on, ~ eesonsD Of tkh kins sAke 3 gDecinof
oogrss So9 III soaeons Of thD year.
On ths cltvard Daoaes ffo1 On ssngeovl % asu
nothing 20 the north 81 q.
90 Z e n e.. q So.SiSs Z sss sork "a a',
xH BRITISH AND NORTH AMIKCAu
ROYAL NAIL STEAWSHIPs,
1lxWkkN MN FORK AND LfP4R.
POOL CALLING AZ CORK HARBOk
.Ra.ia.... wei. Jul, u .Ru..is -. Wed. xas. B
ecytkia... Cd, uy - 5cythia WED. Aug. Is
AleeriA-...W July = Algeria. We'd, Aug 81
Bothnia:.-.Wed.. Aug. oothnia-. We'd, Sept. Q
And every tollowtne VHDaDoDAY anA uAf
Ds .:.S n. s 49, sS's % no. cam s..s. ,...
BA1D or PAssAs8.-Oabfn, -, On ana TIN
9cld, according 70 aocomD odatoD T1ckets % Farss
-, gold, additonai. Rsturn tiokses on fsvorsbk
6sssrass sseksss . anA frcl IN yerH Of Durcrs O
bSlfhGe, GiaaGov, Hsyrs, Antwerp and Other ports
6siSht and pa0sGS sDply q ths CON Danyf orlos.
uo.A Hoyiinf oreeni g both GesreGo end cabfr,
tanON OHA0. .. BBAU0KBYu. Assst.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SnKsAspoAH sLUH sFEISss. va.
tSes i. s' :. 4 4. sfEiHhsSSsskD~,. az, -
rrf,ss y '''Hr'' p f0i sTsns, Pros.sll
Il ENON SPRINGS
Are rteres;ee 20 cab 81 TIE ccs e. LA
<oi ssb street nortewest. ILL
sSs s,ssriAin shs'Asr isss osa be sesS'naOas'0a
Ak'rio s Ssr. ssir.y., ~
I. the most nodsrn and be., fui nish.d
h GO iH' p os ss PC g as y r..,0,,
Honse. teis ei,y, Props,ssers. JJn In
Il ST. MAkYs ooCNrf, ND.
SURF BAIHIse AND OCEAN BRKKzE.
HorEL AND COTTAGE PLAN
POINT LOOKOUT, situated no NIL :. IRON VAN.
,nstSn, ., the conf nenoe Of the Chssspcsk. . a
tSs n sSs sssss.s SUNNI. AL Know = My
Sss; ~ s o. Ps,cI.e Ter hs.lsa .se 80
Bathing VI hout the ossser Of anderso., iS,isspt
90 khe Atlantic eos-t.
{ ss 81 1si',f Gs, s::
ee,ss lSe:tsd Wit " isw ysrds q the beach.
fish. ofsTfRs' saS 3ssBs fresh from a.
Aee.. irOa ws.Aips.ee per steamers L.sy OF
ns lsss sS jan SSssls' MAJ Meinscs q "a.
Washington aud Express.
BoARp.
80 a. - ------------'----- = pet DIV.
as ~ $50 - 80 Nees.
sFE5IkG TERNs TO TAm M LIZ ~''N''
0niiaren under u years sud servants hall srtoe.
JAsEs z MIJBUBN. Proprietor,
yn-lm Point Jookout. 81 Mary : 90 ma.
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MoHMossffkais aH LA n BrAoH,

TIE ALBEMARL8 FRaALB INsTITUf1.
Caslottsscst!s, Hs
nEk BOA sDkks hon the M Of June %
cold BETH, nor Tor Of pin aiieys. N.Y..
TIE BALIIn0RI AID OHIO RAILB0A1
yGEI, sed their NV Ho sfrHt1 . o sHs XIX
ior Rooms or Information address the nm lSs
sersagned; % oekia nd; Garrett county, Nd.
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FCNERALs.-Thef funeral OF the late Chas
W. Hallsn took place yesterday afternoon,
Lev. amer Cieary conducting the services
lie oooy was Inferred al Oak Hill ceme-
tery. The funeral OF the late VIM. G.
Washington, took place YESTERDAY an ZION
wesley church, of which he was a pronni-
psnt member. Felix Lodge, No. 1, +. A. A.
Dy Rev. James Armstrong, and was a a.
served tribute TO the virtues OF the deceased.
Inc remains were inferred In Harmoniai
cemetery.
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OEETwfsE,ly,S .I;,Is VA ror,-,.or

VIII sk dfnSs s5i rok fsI R g r
tober LIST. ls7e, under the management of veAV
~. WOODWARD, tiAts OF Rsvley L.: ~
Thu, place bss been greatly improved, ard the
hotsts and Cottages are equal % any North on
The waters have sn established resutstion for
numerous, and OF great variety, win. salphur
Healing, su' pbate Of Iron and Masuesium. ChaIy.
beste Carbonate OF IronD, &c.
Terms q Board per day. 81 30; per week, sp; per
Circulars will be found q MILBURNs Ph.--
macy l<9s Ptnpsylvsnis avenue, near Willard q:
HELeBkkeTlNE BENTLEY. Druggist, Ebs
bitt House. MOORE PERhY
le2l Inn
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THE TRADES.

JOHN o. HOGAN, 5lS ANka aps.s,
Menufacturer Of Q Hewly Patented eprfug eosis
and venfilstinG Awning for Stores, Hotels, PuoIi
Buildings and Private Dwellings,. Flass and Tent
Tor sale or rent. Sole Agent for the oply geuutn
niidsv Proof Awning Material. seeIstr
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CfFHERGnEb6i HfM kxfk IA LINZ -
l. -: ssi:ss1sss. lyiss
l.m, fhroash bills 81 ladiDG Given ior. Boston
and ProyfdeDoe. Oongignoes Wfshing their good
landed at 0eoreetovn. WI order them married "vis
Georgstoyn." 9. Hrpoa % Wst:r e, 0eorgs
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SALE OF THE HAY SCALEs--Mr Thomas
lowing, auctioneer, sold yesterday for
Lleut. Hoxie, engineer OF the District OF Co.
lumbis, the hay scales belonging to the Dis
trict, for the period OF one year, as follows
scale No L, In Upiontown, to X. +. Martin.
Tor sli. Scale No. 2, at the Navy Yard, to e.
ID Gadcis, for s2s. Scale No. g. on Louisiana
avenue and 10th street northwest, To the
washington market company, fo- si625
Scale No. q, at the Thyson house. on 18th
street. corner of street north west, to E. h.
LateTty, for Sl10. Scale No 5, In George.
town, 10 A +. Ofatt. for $50. Scale No I,
al Brigntwood, 70 j. II. McChesney, for SIS.
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~ MAX PINI1 PUNT, Md
IL now OPEN for visitors. The situation n . . n
ecoo nnoo.tions and attractions mex -
oelied by any place on the Potomac Ri sor. -.
Per month Children seated ~ the table half price,
Nurses half price. ADDRESS
Il. j. MARSHALL, Proprietor,
lele I'M PiBey Point. ma.
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vSsn, tot 81 a. ,treSt. eveIy Tt}sSDS V1n ~
N, for Ourrioman and internsdiste landings, en-
every fRIDAr: att .. N, for Ooaa River, ppinI
For Information sDply q the ollce Of the Don
Deny, under The Metropolitan Bank, 18th strsss
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CHOMAs DOWLING, Auctioneer

TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL RS
TATE IN iHE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
AND DISTRICT OF COLUM bIA. A DJUINING
S9nn33HHSGnHHTOwN on TIE HOSTHWEsr, AT
By virtue Of four separate deeds Of trust ~
gwen 20 us And bearing cate respectively ths i'm
~ Cay OF February, 1858, the 18th day o'X.3
day OF ysI uery 1869. and recorded estectveiy in
Liber f. o. No - folio ll9, Liber 500, folio 125
Lih r =. and B., No. 5. folio 1862, Liber T. ard r.,
No. folio l04, Of be Land Records Of Washington
County, District OF Columbia, sh all Sell, at pub.
lie anttfCn. en- FRIDAY, the 9Th dey Of June, A.
p m 20 satisfy four several promihsory notes Sc
cure by said deed and at ths req uest in writiae
of the holder OF said missory notes. tn following
described property viz: All that tract of land con-
uguons to Georgetown, ia the County CT Washing.
ton. District Of Columbia. lying west of Fayette
street ana north OF and adjoining to 7h street con-
tinue1, and adjoining 1.-THE Cedsrs /" on the west
and containing sixty three acrts, LEI Jim
proved by q large double Brick Dwelling House,
stable Orchs &c &o.l less that por.i On thereof
b, fetoiore sold By Richard 3. Cox to John Small
Term. Of Gale: One hth Il 81 cash; balance in six
months, deferred pay ments TO be secured By notes.
With interest and deed Of trust ON property sold;
interest PAYABLE semi annually. deposit Of SEQ
required at time OF SALE An convey ancing at cost
Of gu chaser. II terms OF sale complied with
within wet after day ofsale the Trustees reserve
the RICH, to resell the pfoperty after i've 90 days
the grounds at the time Of sale.
THoMAs g. COX{ Trustees.
myB-d THOMAS DOWLlN0, Auct
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NHANCIRY GALE OF REAL ESTATE,

b, virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court -
cause no. $40, in which John A. fchnsider x.3
e TIE nse Of Lester A. BsItett is plaintiff. and 9.
front OF the premises, on TU tuesday,, the 9th day
OF Jur 9; a. ls7e ct CLOCK p: N all the inter:
., in square 76S, In the City VI Washington, Dis
trict az Columbia described according to the ground
plat or plan Of said city beginning at Mt on
ID street east one foot az and half inches
north lot aus running Themes south Is feet
inches; thence east IS feet; thence north feet:
The, ce east fest; thence north "a feet s inches:
thence west 100 feet, to place OF beginning.
Terms Of sale cash: A deposit OF one hundred dol.
lars vii be required when the property IL struck
On. All convey ancfns at lurchasers cost. II terms
are not applied With in I'VE days the trustees re-
serves the right TO resell the property ct the risk
and cost Of the defaulting Purehassr.
myH.eo&ds WASH. B. WILLIAMe, Auct.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF IMPROvED PROPERTY
In GEORG ETOX N AT AnCTION

BY virtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th 40
day q October. ISIS. and duly recorded in Liber
1ngton county, District Of Columbia, ard By the re-
aue.t Of the party secured thereby, shall SELL on
m in front Of the prt misses, the weet half part Of
Lot numbered sixty 1.-TWO l62): in Holmead addition
fronting feet the south line Of West street,
With depth Of one hundred and twenty feet, to.
Brick Dwelling.
Terms Of sale are: One-third cash. the residue In
two equal pay ments, at six and twelve menths, and
.ecui ed By deed Of the property ssld with
notes bearing interest at per cent. PER annum
elC0 will be required at the time Of sale. II the
terms OF sole are not complied with in ten days the
Trustees reserve the right to resell the same at the
rsk ard co.t Of the defaultins purchaser, by FIVE
days advertisement In some newspaper published
In the city Of " asbipeton.
W WI: p p G G5sf5H; {rru..e...
mS23d THOS. BOWLING. Auct,
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'NkuSIEES SAIL OF A DE. IRABLE &c
L gkOuHD on STREETa BETWIE
THOMAs BOWLING. AuotIoneer.

LING HOUSE, BEING No 7Os 9p STREET
HORTHEAsr, AND LOT, AT AUCTION.
OF THURSDAY, June 1st: 1875, at 5 p: -
rum bered thirty five. in Hills Subdivision Ofk:
SQUARE numbered seven hundred and nineteen,
scepth of "a feet, to . 10 foot alley, with afoot
side alley, improved BY Q comfortable two story
Terms: One half cash. balance In s and IL months.
with interest at per cent deposi. OF 8 100 when
OF the purchaser.
myHA THOMAS DOwLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auetiopeer.

-" ASH D. WALLIAMSs Auedoueor.
1ss TsTE 81 SALE 4 9! AN ELss.kr THREE.
ne, No Se hs4Sss nnFS Eo RFIEk SsET1LL
d..t Rdt *. iHa * Y!T9s q deed Of tTa.
enc OF tie land records { r county Of Washipeton,
Dntrct Of Columbis and 1t the request Of the esry
premise. s % ;s 4 9sns
esss;: sios e r. the fSIIoyns
that certain piece parcel OF ground or real
ss s0sts and and lying in '.id City 81 washington aud
snS Lot
cred .sa ssthsr Win the sh m
story aud bs.t ment brick dwelling
.nc ..i,sS e:sS 1.,nSs in SIX Twelve
STcR.rG old Deposit q $50 viii Be- re az
at the expense Of the purchaser. M 0''''' -n''"s
III terms Of sale are not complied With within
the property at the risk and cost Of the dsfsuItns
m,a dad. s iSsHk1 Z e R4hs Trustees.
y e sRa!sssES S4s
,PuIsuant to sdecies OF the Supreme court Of -
the the District Of Columbia. passed in special
|, and saqSH
on % E, public Il '.s se Pre-
CLOCK p. M, Lot 9 in the subdivisi in square
No le4, fronting "a feet street, and being loo
Terms of sale: Ono third of the purchase money in
cash The remainder in equal instruments at and II
months from The day Of SALE the deferred payments
depos Of as H 81 r1S sn the the
time Of sale. and one week will be allowed the pur-
the property may be resod at his risk and cost. All
JAS. g; iFA1E ~, Tss Trustee.
my2ieo6ds B Il. WARNEB, Auct.
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THOMAS DOWLlNG. Auctieneer.
TaUsTEEs. SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY In GG0RGE1OWN, AT AUO-

TICN.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated the 7th Il
Cay OF June, 1855, and duly recorded in Liber tm4
DO 7e6, folio lI3, ore of the land records forsk.
hington county, District OF Columbia, and By
direction OF the party secured thereby, shall sell
o. lock p. IN in front OF the premises. parts of
lots numbered forty nine .9) and nifty (50) Ia Ho
mead addition to GEORGETOWN. District OF Column
bia, beginning at psint In The north line of Dun.
barton street. nifty two feet $50 west of Monroe
street, and run thence east with north line of Dnn-
barton street feet thence north par alel to
Monroe street. eighty feet, thence west parallel to
Dunbarton street, eighteen feet, thence south in
straight lie to the Deginnicg, together with the
improvements, which consist Of q frame dwelling
Terms: One -third cash; the balance in two equal
payments at and II months, and secured by deeds
Of trust, with ing interest at Der centm
Per snnum on each piece q property. II the terms
Of sale are not complied wit IN five days the Trus.
tees reserve the right to resell The the risk
and cost OF the defautinR purchaser, after giving
ten days notice in soLe newspaper published In
the city OF WASHINGTON. Conssyanc,ng ct purohs-
time Of sale on each piece Of propsrty.
WIN. ID. CAsHIN. (r.r,.,..
WIN. A. GORpON,S irus'ees'
myZ9-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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DIED.

.RIGGLEe. On the LIST OF June, 1873. Kt,r~ Ia
shPHiNE, daughter Of Richard II. aud Gertrude
hHges aged months and II days. Suffer little
Of Heaven. " ~
Funeral on Frissy,st ao'ciock p m Columbia
wALkrB. On the sist OF May, 1876, 1t O'CLOCK
months. e-1
Relatives and friends OF the family are re.pect.
fully requested 20 attend his funer 81 from No 1871
petreet southseet, FRIDAY. ate O'Clock m. 81
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

Two STORY FRAME DWELLING, ON THE
EAST SIDE OF 18th STREET. BETWEEN n
AND STREETS NORTHWEST BElNG No
1909, AT AUCTI N, '
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 5,h, -
shall sci Lot lettered A, Of the subdivisi % OF
part Square No. lS3, having front OF 70 feet by
ctpth OF 90 feet running back to an alley.
Terms: One third cash: balance ct I, and years,
with notes bearing interest at per cent. per
annum, and secured by q deed Of trust on The prop
city sold. Conveysncing ct cost of the purchaser
clio de pcsit required at time OF sale.
my29-d THOMAS DUWLlN0, AuctioueAr.
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THOMAS BOWLING Auctionesr.

HANDSOME TWOSTORY FRAME Dwell
LING On THE FAST SIDE OF I1rH STREET,
BEIWEEN RANDSeTREET5E 0RTHWEST,
BEING No 11I7, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th, II
ls1e, IN fIoDt Of the premises, at O'Clock, 617X
shsll sell Lot g. In l.. 9. Chs,man's recorded x.A
sr6divisi9n OF the north half Of fqnare No. sas,
inches to wide alley, inn proved BY o comfortable
rsme Dwelling.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance at Ia and 8
with notes bearing interest at per cent per
aDnum, and secured by deed of trust on the pro-
perry soid Convey ancipg at purchasers cost
5 100 REQUIRE at time Of sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-01
Il n o d A UCf ION.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
MAY 18th, 1876.
sE. hsay. ans.ssI. 1T l., stations,
Point Point Of Books aud intermediate stations.
1:1O-Baltimere and Alexandria Junction.
e:oO-Ne,c YORK, Ph,tGdetphia and Bostos Ex.
sana.P Pa, asSn. G :, At
.,sI and Connects for Annapolis;
pes: sredsfel Haze asa p saS V. Es
s:so-R.iiimors and Way stations. .0n
S:SS0New York Limited Express, b Baltimore and
Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
lsls-BaI'imoss. Way Stations, Elicott City and
l:40-nsw YORK, philadelphia and Norfolk Bx-
pes; On Sunday, all Way Stations and
$40 .I,inore AID way stations.
%:S0-tBaIimors and Laurel Express. BlIicott
City, Frederick and Way Stations, via Be.
4:so-Frederiek and Point Of Rocks, via Metro.
44s-Bsltimore: Anrspoli. and way stations.
S:2s-Chieas0, Cincinna:i Gnd Louisville Express.
sss q s:se 81 s.ssa. AZ:
s:s5-Batimc.s ana PIiiaasip&ia Erprsss. Fred.
erick and Way Stations: vi. Relay. (Con-
$40 Baltimore. BlsdsSsbars, 6on,ge. Belts
-. vile: Laurel, Annapolis Junction.
e:1o-Baltimore. Blsdensburg, Beltsville, Lau.
rel, Relay.
e:2O-Pittsburz. bot no come elton beyond Mar.
tnsbIns By trim leaving sunday night
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
S:3O-netc York and PhiL1fsiph,a Ntght Express
Sleeping Cars to New York
s:s0-BsitimOre and principal way stations,
lo:5o-Martirsb rrg and way stations, Metropoli-
tsh Branch.
1l:30-Sf, LOUIS Express. Chicago, Columbus,
sandIsky, Newark On Saturday for Louis
,Io: 500, SIS, 9:25 o m: lao, s:25. a:s5,
ualiy.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No Connection on Sunday for HAgerstowu or VAL
ley b snch; or for New York anu Philadelphia at
= Q. M and 40 D. m.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
49,, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, where
orders will be taken for baggage TO be checked and
received At any point in the city.
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