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WHY SoT2-The Churchman concludes An
ssticie on subject OF always practical mo-
ment, es fellows:
In New YORK the custom OF providing
carriages for friends &C q funeral Ia raplflv
passing away, aud the best usage disfsvor.
II. And this should be the case Ia ali cities.
Let certain things be Understood.
L. That no carriage be provided by the be-
tend funeral.
2. That no invitations % a funeral should
be expected from the family.
8. That none but relatives should attend q
funeral service held NJ the house.
=. That funeral service at the church or
tne grave 10 the proper phase for the paying
OF me tribute OF respect and affection.
THE MOTORS OF THE FurU RE.-Accora-
ing 70 the Revue fndustrielle, explosives Are
70 furnish the mechanical power required by
Ietnre generations, and the decrease In tse
stofe OF coal IL not, therefore, q subject for
SreAt anxiety. In q ntre OF nitro glycerins
tneIe ~ said 70 be stored $500 horse power.
WORKING continuously for ten hours.
MAI. Dupanloup, the Bishop OF Orleans,
n0 written pamphlet entitled aWhither
are we GoinsT" He endeavors 20 show thst
IN consequence OF the progress OF Atheiem
sno Materialism society and religion are In
peril.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD
JUNE 11rH, 1876,

II
JUNE 11rH, 1876.
An. LlAvl WAsHIHerOn.
3o0cSsitimore and say stations.
Point q Rocfs and Intermediate sts Stations |.
T:10-Baitimore and Alexandria junction.
slo-Nsn ferEs PatladsSht9 and BostoS r.
W.1 Sea'ioS, p.S1S S Oar. Sunday nd .soP.
s:ls.0.esnss.i, s. Les,s ana Piassxs kz-
eerstovn. and VALLEY Bosd. Parior and
s:ao-Petn. Of Rocks and way stations.
ss:$See-BsitiWors and ysy stations.
Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
ls:1s-Bstimos:. Way Stations. IricOtt City and
I:4o-ns. YS,k, sPAiLadslpsta and NOsfOA s..
K gs,; On sunday, all Way Stations and
s:se-ssItinore and and way stations.
City, Frederick and Way Stations. Via Re- 3.
l:so-frederick and POin, of Rocks. via ms,ro.
4:45-BaltimOrs; Annapolis and way stations.
S:2S-Chieago, CINCINNATI and Louisville Exprsss
land ana 6OlumSu.. Lo1i,i.yiile By 1870
%is.af:tsI. slsepins car. to Chicago, 6in i'm
srick and Way Stations, via Relay. fOOn-
e;4O-Baltimore, Badensburg, College, Belts-
,.ooy VILE; Lsurel. Annapolis Junction.
.UO-Saltlnore ana way stations.
e.1O-P1ttsburG. but no connection beyond Mar
unsburg by train leaving Sunday night
way stations on Metropolitan Branch,
s:O0-Bslttmore. Blsdensburg, BeltsviIle. Lau-
rel, Relay,
10:00-Ns,s YORK dad Philadelphia Ntskt Exyrss,,
Sleeping Cars TO New York.
IO:o3-BaltimOre and principal way stations,
lo;4o- Msrtinsbprg and way stations, Metropoli.
l1:30-S. LoHts Brprsss. Chicago, Columbus,
eandusky, Newark, Deer. Park and Oak.
land. On Saturday for Louisville. Sleepers.
IIo. $40. e:15, 9:3s .. m; l:4O, S:25, $50,
S40, ZOO, $40, 800, 1000, 1905 and I 80
D. m, daily.
All oiHer trains daily except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstown or Val
IeJ Branch; or for New York ana PhilAdelphia ct
81 m. and I 40 D. m.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Wsshfngton Station, an
As5, COL and sos Pennsylvania avenue, and o I 3
l5fb street northwest, where orders viii be taken
Tor baggage 70 be checked and received ct Any point
In the city.
THOe. e. SHARP, Master OF TRANSFORMATION,
j.. N. DOLE. General Ticket Agent.
eco. 8. K0OHTZ, General Agent splS-tF
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YoUNa hIDDLHTkS ssi t.,.,. .n,,,on.,r.

AnUTiUN EALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON STREET, BETWEaN
sIH AND 9rH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of - deed of trust, dated June 18th, -
ISIS, and recorded In Liber No 1855, folio All, ..ff
81 seq the undersigned truItees will, on IL
TUESDAY, the Ith day Of July A. ID. 1875, AT
public auction, 10 the highest bidder all that 0t OF
ground situated in the City of ashin gtOn District
all Of the east half Of lot numbered two f2j IN
square numbered four hundred ana three 4a3 sal II
l street north and running back with the said
width 100 feet, and improved by story and At
tic frame dwelling with back building.
The terms of sale are: One-third OF purchase
money and the expenses Of the sale in cash; and
balance In two equal payments ct and IL months,
bearing interest from day of sale aud secured the
satisfaction Of trustees. deposit Of ol0g will be
required on day Of sale. All couveyancing ct pur-
chaser cost IL the terms of sale are not co piled
with within tt days OF sale resale will be male
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
II. R0rS PkRRY,t r-...
SEAT0N PERRY,f Arusces'
YOUNG 4 MIDDLETON,
leZ1 -eOd&dDe Auctioueers.
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u b. WARNER, corner 7th and r streets

TRUSTED SALE OF THE WHOLE OF
SQUARE 500, sETWEEN NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, AND O, b. AND FIFTH STREETS.
BY virtue of two several deeds of trust, dated 60
the Let day Of October, 1872, and recorded in
nber 69l, Of the land records Of the District of -.
Columbia, one At folio Sses and the other ct folio
on the premises, en- THURSDAY, the 9th day q
square 500, in the city OF W Washington, D. o., se-
cerding to the public plat thereof. The square VA
be sold IN two parcels, viz The north part scccrd-
Ing TO the metes and bounds described in the deed
Of uust pertain ing thereto, and the south pert &C
cordng 70 the metes described in the deed Of trust
The terms Of sale with the privilege Of paying all
CASH. are o. follows, VIZ: On the nortA part
oa,x4 20, with interest acerued., amounting TO
on the south part SI.14i with accrued interest,
In cash, Of which O20o cseh parcel must be paid
ct the time Of sale, and thu residue cash parcel
respectively, In two equal payments on the FIRST OF
October, l66, and the fFst Of October, B77, for
which deferred payments, the purchaser must give
promissory notes bearing at the rate Of SIX
Per cent per annum until paid, the interest payable
semi ann ually. The whole purchase may be con-
solidsted, II seld TO one person. IL the terms Of
sale not complied with within i've days after the
day Of sale, the trustees reserve the right to resell
the properly, or any part thereof, for cash. after
ming Etar, ct the risk and cost Of the purchases
IN default. All convey Aneing b be at the pur-
cha1srh cost.
THos HYDE, Trustees
jell J. Z. OObDWEL6, Salesman.
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THE FINDING OF THE DIAMONDS OF THE
LATE SULTAN.-The search for the treas
ures OF the deposed Sultan now June 14), is
still In progress. Muri Pashe, q brother-in-
law OF Sultan Murad, has already delivered
seven million lire TO the minister OF finance
Many OF the royal diamonds have been dis
covered, including the largest diamond of
the Royal Treasury OF Turkey, known by
herdstone," which, for several years, has
been missing. Sultan Abdul Aziz one day
had IL fetched from the royal treasury and
given IL, within q year or two, 20 some
commonplace scamp that had crept into his
graces. But IL was discovered among the
treasures OF bis mother.-l Correspondence
Augsburg An9eniesce Ieittalo.
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Why Girls should Learn To Kee,
House,

Quite enough, says the Ho1RekeeDer. has
been said OF the moral obligation that girls
arguments influence most persons but
little, and they are specially distasteful To
the young. Better make task attractive
than insist on its being viewed as a duty.
Tell any one she ought TO work, and she
naturally rebels; but show that work brings
independence and comfort, and her energies
Why not then put the domestic problem
on the same status. Don't force your daugh-
tiers TO learn TO cook, sweep, and sew,
whetner they Ike IL or no; but make them feel
that q knowledge OF these arts is both useful
and honorable. All women are taught self
respect; butt not q respect based on practi-
cal capacity and knowledge higher than
That which Is the outgrowth OF nothing but
regard for personal appearance.
A girl who has learned how various foods
ought TO be cooked, how beds should De
furniture should be busted, how clothes
should be repaired, Ia ned, altered and re.
novated; how purchases can be made to the
In OF provisions, and how TO make them 81,
the farthest and last longest, may make herr
self valued and respected, either in the posi-
tion Oh danghter, sister, wife, or II dependent
A woman who is merely q drone retains
her position IN the family circle only hy
suherance. III she is a busy bee, and can
contribute by her thought and labor 10 the
lit is already hers.
many young ptFSOEs are 100 AMBITIOUS.
and wrap up their humble taients in a nap
Kin. This is mistake. To know how 10
keep house is not a mere bread and butter
matter. IL is an occupation which has
called out the best intelligence of some of
the most cultivated and refined women in
the land. IL is no small task to excel IN
THIS vocation. Many wives and mo theirs
perform not inferior labors in the cond uct of
their homes TO what their husbands dis play
In managing their business affairs and they
deserve equal, IL not greater, credit for the
results of their labors.
Again, what better preparation could be
devised for married life than to know how TO
conduct household successfuIly-not stint
lngly, nor yet with extravagance, but fully
appreciating the value of economy, order
variety, and health? A bride at the altar
VINO feels consciousness of her CAPACITY 10
conduct her husbands home In a thorough
and systematic manner, has q decided adyan-
tage over another who lacks these advan-
tages. How many famous men have owed a
large share OF their success to their wives?
In short, marriage is apt TO make or mar q
mans future, and all depends upon the
character and capacity Of the wife.
The equality which the champions of
woman suffrage seek f. but an empty name
compared with real equality In marriage
where husband and wife each feel aud
acknowledge the others qualifications,
Marriage then becomes q true partnership
and both members contribute equally to its
prosperity and advancement. To secure
this rare happiness, train your daughters up
In such q manner that they will bota desire
TO help their husbands and know how TO do
so when the time comes.
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je24d IRepJ ". A. G RoERMpsMaS'{ Trustees


TRUSTEES SALE OF IA VALUABLE HOUSE
AND LOT OPPOSITE THE "ARLINGIOH,"
On VERMONT AVENUE.
BY virtue Of o deed ftrust, dated the LIST day -
OF July, A. ID: lS2, and recorded in nber go, IA
folio 10, one Of the land records for the Dis -
trict Of Columbia the subscribers will sell, 10 the
highsst bidder, In front of the premises, eATUR
DA 4, the LIST day OF uly a. D. 1876 at O'Clock D.
"a, part OF lot numbered 5, I've, Tn square num-
beIed ZIG, 1.-TWO hundred aud nineyeen 10 the city
the official plot thereof Beginning for said part at
o poiIt on Vermont avenue,.on hundred AID nifty
one 4 OF eleven and ope-Quart inchesl Il ON the
southwestern corner Of said square, and running
thence in a southveetsrly direction twenty a se
feet ten and eighth inches, the middle the
rallel with the dividing line between tie eAid lot
and the lot mum beIed four, in said squaro. to the
rear line Of said lot numbered i've; thence by and
with aid line to the dividing line between lots
numbered hye and elk 4 in said square; thence by
and With said last mentioned dividing line eighty
with the i'm pToTements, dc.
The terms of sale are One third and the ex penses
OF the sale in cash (of which two hundred dollars
must be paid ut the time ef sale and the residue In
equal sums In cne and two years, respectively from
the day OF sale; the defsfred mems TO bear In
paid the interest to DO paid semi annually ana the
principal and interest TO be paid at the ONCE Of
Rigs Z Co and, far the deferred payments, the
purchassr must give notes, TO be secured BY deco
OF russ the premises sold. IL the terms Of sale
are not ccmpisd with within I'VE days after the day
propsrty, after the end Of ten days notice In the
Evening etar, - the risk and cost Of the purchs.
ser In default. All conyeyAnctpg ct the purchs-
Ger Q cost. a. hHBE (Trn.s...
jss.osd. 1T. t GoabM VEL salesman.
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1876 rr"s sss*sfEfA'rA 1876
Il the uoPth. Wet. all 4AuthwaTf.

1910 rHHssSX1TIYAHIA 1910
70 the Hsrth, Wet, and Ssuthvsst.
Dossbse Irocb, Steel Ratls, 6psesdSd Soon.
ery, Aogntace,ss kQwtpmess.
JUNE 18th, 1876.
Of 81 ans s,s n follow Sm
P.rloT Oar g Fltt.burs: T:to ,. n. d1iG, viii
1850 s M 70 ohiesso, And l1:so O. =. daiy'
-BALTIMoRf AND POTOMAC RAILEoAD.
fer CsnAIdsisus, Rochester, Buffalo, HiaEars
Palace O.ss TO watkins. For Eris, Osnsnds i qua
5unso, and Niagara FAILS, ll:So O. N. daily, OK.
sss 81. Tosi and u. East, $40, ?. m: a.ny, Vim
nan Parior Cars, 9:s5 a. m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Tor New York ard the East, SOS .. N. and I:4O
y.n. daily, except SUNDAY, with Parior Cars A.
For Philsdslphia, SOS ? n. and LAO ,. n. eaiIy.
I@ s sess1s 80 end saS 3 ss
Acc mnodation for BA,timsre, ago ,. m. daily,
For Posss Greek Line o. O. N. and 4:so >. =.
sSr Xhsspoii.. 800 and 1880 .. N. and 4:ao ,.
ALEXANDRIA IREDERiCKsBURq kAIL.
wAY AND AMP ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
Tor AleIsndris, Q, =, 500, 3, 10, IL an. Us,
t:ss, 8, 8, zoo, and 1l:iO p. N. On sunday at
%, IN n. and and s, sm ,.o,
except Sunday: and via LynehburE, $40 .. NJ.
r ssa !t IesSe AIsIandYia for w.sh,nrsou.
o. 49, Sunday = ., and 10 q !. s n. and sn M
osn e. :: ana Inc g.
Northeast corner Of Thfrteenth street and Penn.
.nis avenue Northeast corner r, q Sixth free.
S Ssssin . Ito rom Hotels and Rssidsnos..
rRA y rRons6s. ass sf n.ns sss. isnsn
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~ u 4 = p = i u = ,

NOTICE.
VIM ths y1eW Of Diminishing the ehanoss OF sol.
nsion, The Steamers Of this LINE take Q speoinsd
oourse Tor al seasons Of the year.
On the outward passage from o. eenYtovn % New
nSla Or bossol S5SirS Meridian Of % ct lss On
On the homewArc passage, efo0inS the Msfidtau
Of @ Of q lsf., or nothing TO the north Of q.
fHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BkTWKEN NEW YORK AND LlHBR.
POOL, CALLING AT CORK RARB0R.
Rotsnf N.Y. fo dns o. nSh ASw fo AZ
AbJssinia. wed. July 8 Abyssinia.-W We'd, Aug. 8
seytIi.... ed. JS s seythis .:. We'd. Aug s
Aleeria---.Wed.. July 20 Algeria. We'd, Aug. 30
:, AID every followins WEDNESDAY, and sATuR.
stssnsr1 marksS Do not oarry ssssrass passsA-
gers.
RAfn OF PAssAsI.-osbin, 80, slos and sIss,
gold, according to accomnl odatfon Tickets Paris,
BIS, gold, additional. Return tickets On fsvorabls
steerass ticksss 70 and fron al paris OF Europe
very low rates. Through bills Of isoing given for
on the Continent, and Tor Mediterranean porte For
freight and passage apply ct the Com panys once,
Eo:l Bowling Green @ both ssssrsss And cabin
ialSply OHAS. q. BRANCKLYH. Agent
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALe FoR FUEL.
NAVY pEPARr-EEST.

NAVY DEPARTrEST,
WAsHiNGToN, ID. c., June 8, 1875
Sealed Proposals, incOrsed aud addressed 10 the
Secretary Of the Navy, win be received until neon
MONDAY, July 3, 20 supply the Navy Depart
ment ard ocsces thereof IA Washington with fuel.
viz:
$50 tons (3-3o Ibs to she toni best quality white
ash egg coal.
10 tors 2 40 lbs to the toni bsss quality white
ash nut coal
ES cords Ills cubic Feet Of wei seasoned, good
size oak wood.
10 cords Ii2s cubic feetl well seasoned bakers
r;re wood.
All % which VIII Il weighed, measured and In
epectet BY the nsyy Department inspector. Al the
expense OF the contractor, dang % the require
ments Of the act Of Congress NY IL, ls70.
These sup plies mast be delivered st the Navy De-
PERTINENT or Office for which required, By the 2eth
Of Juiy next 20 i1sure which bonds viii Be required
Of tire successful bidder.
both; but must state % rouch per cord or ton,
the case may Be-, without Distinguish o. 20 size
Gy0. n. ROBEsON,
ieS-th-fw Secretary Of the Navy.
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DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.
NAVY DEiAKrxKsI

WARRINGTON, June o. lae.
bealed Proposals, ADDRESSED the Secretary Of tho
psrtment, and bureaus and ofbces thereof In Gash-
fngtoh, dnripg the asca year ending June 50, lsf,
yil be received anti n O'Clock m. Of the ID on
Proposal. must be submitted on the forms fur
nishss b. the DeIertmeat, with the gusreptee ana
PsoDosals froa persss not engaged IN business IN
Washingtona or vho have not . suppzy depot tn
scch cftys VIA not be considered.
sspsr ssd snvsio1es; "a. nsseis1sess srtsiss: nd
DE contrast vii be svarasd I'm tAs whole or bY
elAssss, - may Be coasidsrsd The more adrsntAgs-
Gus 70 the government.
gs.iss q = Snsrsi! q az s.sl: 4 6. .:sssai.
IL sisclss vin be ssIls Tor from the % time q
neede1, and mus Be N sooerdanos With the schs-
dele. eea eaue1nctory 20 the heA1 Of ths ence OF
q ssy q sses q n:
TIE yeyermeIt serves TIE right % Durchsss the
aft1cles e1sswH fs, % % aenul tDs oontsacf N
Who'll o. y - a. an1 Vim hold ths confxaotor re-
incur thar - sny seds'osai s1pssss ns'sssArsv
siii: D sS:s A syssg-s4. sssruias unxsr the eoa@
,s,,,a, aS0ss. z; 2: 2 g .s H..
fR1A9UBY DlPAHfEIIf, -----------
OFFICE or orPxaIHlInpxSf OF kyiLp-Ess
4 WAsHIusLouap y. o., June -, t51e
% a xs sF - 80 5s. riisi e .s an =
Fsssivsd Safil q eslesa, nooa. SfIOAY, yss. ..
| lss-ssS5 AEWIkteou, oAisf olsrs.
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DRY GOODS CHEAPI

DRY GOODS CHEAP
WV. BIRD WYLIE has reduced
Much OF his extensive stock
below the rates usually obtained
In other hrst-ciass stores.
Reductions extraordinary In all
Dress Goods, Suit n aterials,
White Goods, Lawns and Simmer Goods
Young and old can be supplied with
Linens for Ladies, Gents. or Children.
BnstrtiI q and Embroideries cheap, and
Everything At lowest rates for cash.
WM. BIRD WYLIE,
1014 7th street northwest,
Areney Tor DenoreHs Patterns and the |" Eagle
shirt" jeH-u
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THE Maryland court Of appeals has Just
rendered an important decision, which will
tend TO allay the uneasiness of many lease
holders In Baltimore, where large amounts
OF valuable property are held o3 ground rent
leases OF long terms, and costly buildings
have been erected oy the lessees, and is in
terestipg as indicating the probable course
held In other cities. The lease was for 80
years, and contained a provision for re-
newal; but at the expiration of tie term the
lease was not renewed, and the original
owner or the real estate claimed the whole
property. The court decides that as q mat
ter OF equity tie original owner cannot eject
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Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PRONED REAL ESTATE, STU ATkp ON g
STREET NORTH, BITMEEH 7Ta AND sra
sIklETs WEST, C9HsIsTIHG OF A FOUR
STORY BRICK HOUSE,
By virtue Of deed of trust TO u.s. dated April -
Ath, ID. 1873, and recorded 10 liber No. 1l6,
folia zo4, one Of the land records for the Dis &2
uict OF Columbia and ct the request OF the parties
secured thereby, shall sell at public eucfon, in
front OF the premises, 8lDAY, July IL, AID 1876,
at o clock p m, the following described real es
tate situate In the city Of Washington, Do, TO
witt Being the middle portion OF lot No. two. q }
In square No fc ur hundred and twenty nine. (479,
commencing at . point twenty feet from thu east
corner OF said lot aud running thence west twent
feet on the line Of street northwest; thence wit
said width Of twenty feet front to the OF the
same, together with the improvements thereon, con-
sisling Of three story and basement brick DWELL
ing.
Terms Of SALE as prescribed By the deed of trust:
The amount Of Indebtedness secured by the deed of
trust unpaid, and the pense Of sale in cash, and
the balance IN 6snd II months, for which the
ofthe purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sele and secured By deed Of trust the property
sold, shall be taken. deposit of 9 800 shall be
required OF the purchaser ct the TIME of sale and
all veyaDcipg shall be at the ex pense of the
purchaser. If the terms OF sale are not implied
with in one week from day OF sale the tru sfees e.
serve the right 10 resell the property the risk and
cost OF the dsfauiting purchaser, after five dsys'
advertisement.
.as ,Rsn, II H v. GRo9KWDsSMsAE', Trustees.
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ID A. RNEILLG, Real Estate Auotioneer
Northeast corner 7th ST. and Louisians ave.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
s EFEof hHTWK 9E THE N2krH SIDE n q.
sTRIETs NoRrHWEsT. AND A BRidk
eLAgGHTEk HOUSE AND STABLE ON LOT
II, IH sgBDIYIsION OF PROSPECT HILL,
1875 and duly recorded in Liber No. 1876, folio 80
w. ct seq and by the written request Of the .e.A
ton, IN front Of the premises, TIE following de.
On Thu ReDAY, the 9th day Of July. at o'clR
p N all that piece, parcel or trsct OF land lying
and being situated In the county OF Washington,
No. II, In Mclaughlin Keatings subd ivieion of q
portion Of the real estate of George w. Heating,
deceased callei "Proslect Hill, }" and being part
Prospect" as said subdivision fs recorded ia the
ton This property is situated short distance from
avenue and contains i7s square feet more or less,
and is improved By brick slaughter house and
sable with shinsle roof
M al or Of srOgna
d. No q dhr rns s1' kS
square No "a. having front on street north or
west OF u feet and running back with that
width LOO feet This lot is improved by a well built
three story Brick Dwelling, with two-s story back
Terms One fifth cash. residue In twelve, els hteen
twenty four thirty and thirty six months. Deferred
payments to bear interest at the of per cent
deed q trust All eonyeyancing at cost Of purchss
ers. Two hundred dollars on each piece OF properly
at time Of sale. II the terms Of sale are not COM
piled with within ten days the Trustee the
right to resell at the risk and cost of the oefautTnR
purchaser or purchasers sf.r giving five days
potiSe in some newspaper published In the city
RIOHARD wALLAOH, Trustee.
Je72 th s,tu6ds Il. ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
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WAR B1TwEKN SERyIA AIM tn RKKY Ia
now considered inevitable, and the only
provoke an attack by the Turks or CON-
mence hostilities herself IL is reported
that the Bosnian insurgents have issued q
OF Bosnia. The Turkish troops on the Ser
Wan frontier and the Danube iotilla have
received orders 20 commence hostilities on
be first signal. IL - expected that Austria
borders 10 await evontD.
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THE RACES AT POINT RREEzE, Phi ladel-
phia, closed y yesterday. The consolidation
beating Durango, Virginius and four Others;
the three-mile heats by Chesapeake, beating
Kildare, Michigan and Shylock In 5;4iK and
5:5a4. Shylock distanced In the frsI and
Kildare I'm the second heat, the latter for foul
riding. The second heat was closely con-
tested. The match between Durango and
Cath was declared OF. The steeple chase,
X miles, was won by Coronet, EnIlet having
fallen and Stanford bolfed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-29

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